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Adelie Stamm 1860

Adelie Stamm was born on November 20, 1860 to Herman Stamm and Susanna (Ackermann) Stamm, and has siblings Emil Stamm, Julius Stamm, Adolph Stamm, and Theodore Stamm.

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November 20, 1860

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In 1860, in the year that Adelie Stamm was born, on February 26th, near Eureka California, white settlers attacked a tribe of Wiyot Indians on Indian Island. Over 60 women, children and older people died. Bret Harte - a writer and friend of Mark Twain - reported the news about the massacre to the papers in San Francisco.

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In 1878, in Africa, the death of the last confirmed Cape lion occurred. The Cape lion was slightly larger than other lions and had black ears, a black mane, and black hair on its belly.

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