1626: The Hoppenlaufriedhof in Central Stuttgart, the oldest remaining cemetery which dates back to 1626, an infirmary graveyard last used in 1951 - Stuttgart, Wikipedia.

March 4, 1754: March 4 – Benjamin Waterhouse, Cambridge physician and medical professor (smallpox vaccine pioneer) (d. - 1754, Wikipedia.

1755: Bank Leu AG (pronounced "Loy," as in toy) was a Swiss private bank that existed from 1755 to 2007. - Bank Leu, Wikipedia.

1776: The 1776 Constitution is not specific on the matter, but as the President and Vice-President were chosen from among the members of the Council it appears that most Presidents chose to leave that office, or were replaced, prior to the expiration of their term as Counsellor, rather than have an executive preside over a body of which he was no longer a member. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

1776: The 1776 Constitution stipulated that the Council meet at the same time and location as the General Assembly. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

March 4, 1777: The Supreme Executive Council formally convened 4 March 1777. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

March 4, 1777: Both were sitting when the Council first convened on 4 March 1777. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

May 23, 1778: During George Bryan's "term" as Acting President the office of President was, in fact, vacant—Thomas Wharton died 23 May 1778 and an election to chose his successor was not held until 1 December—due perhaps to the Council's evacuation to Lancaster during that time. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

June 26, 1778: The Council returned to Philadelphia 26 June 1778. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

1790: The 1790 Constitution did away with the Supreme Executive Council and vested supreme executive power in the office of Governor. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

December, 1790: With the Council set to be dissolved in December 1790, a provision of the new State Constitution allowed Counsellors and Council officers whose terms whould have expired that Autumn to remain in office until 21 December, rather than hold elections for new Counsellors who would sit for only one or two months. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

December 21, 1790: The Council was replaced by a single Governor on 21 December 1790. - Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wikipedia.

1969: They won another domestic treble, their second in three years. - Jock Stein, Wikipedia.

1970: Don't Know -- "DK" referred to a failed match between a security delivery and payment instructions, in the back offices of 1970-80's New York City money center banks; DK in this general sense is termed an initialism in wiktionary ^[1]. - DK, Wikipedia.

1981: Included in the book is also a transcript of the Pope's discussion on his assassination attempt in 1981. - Bibliography of Pope John Paul II, Wikipedia.

1989: The taxonomy of the genus was revised in 1989 by an academic paper published in the bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History. - Gigantodax, Wikipedia.

1993: From only one adjudicator and seventy competitors in 1993, the festival now attracts around 500 competitors annually over more than 70 classes in three halls using 6 adjudicators. - AFYM, Wikipedia.

2002: Skinwalkers is a 2002 Native American mystery television movie based on the novel by Tony Hillerman. - Skinwalkers (2002 film), Wikipedia.

December, 2002: The first sister project, Wiktionary, was created; aiming to produce a dictionary and thesaurus of the words in all languages. - History of Wikipedia, Wikipedia.

2003: The building was also registered as national patrimony by Brazilian Institute for Historic and Artistic Heritage. - São Paulo Museum of Art, Wikipedia.

December 25, 2003: The service went online December 25, 2003 but was not available to the public until 2004. - Slooh, Wikipedia.

2004: Studies in 2004 linked the unusual genetic plasticity of dogs to mutations in tandem repeats. - Tandem repeat, Wikipedia.

December, 2007: Please also see Wîkîferheng in the Kurdish Wiktionary. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) December 2007 - Wîkîferheng, Wiktionary.

October, 2009: Please also see Вікісловник in the Ukrainian Wiktionary. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) October 2009 - Вікісловник, Wiktionary.

January, 2010: Please also see Vikisözlük in the Turkish Wiktionary. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) January 2010 - Vikisözlük, Wiktionary.

January, 2010: Please also see וויקיווערטערבוך in the Yiddish Wiktionary. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) January 2010 - וויקיווערטערבוך, Wiktionary.