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   May 14, 2018 · The Julian calendar was used before our current Gregorian calendar of today. This sometimes led to double dating in early colonial American records. Understand how the system worked and how you can apply it to your genealogy research and pedigree charts.

2. www.lindahall.org › christina-of-lorraineChristina of Lorraine - Linda Hall Library

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   Aug 16, 2019 · August 16, 2019. Portrait of Christina of Lorraine, by Tiberio de Tito, 1600/05 (Wikimedia commons) The Grand Duchess Christina of Lorraine was born Aug. 16, 1565. Christina was the grand-daughter of Catherine d’ Medici, and she re-cemented her ties to the family in 1589, when she married Ferdinando I de’ Medici of Florence in a lavish wedding.

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   Who was Christina of Lorraine?

   • Portrait of Christina of Lorraine, by Tiberio de Tito, 1600/05 (Wikimedia commons) The Grand Duchess Christina of Lorraine was born Aug. 16, 1565. Christina was the grand-daughter of Catherine d’ Medici, and she re-cemented her ties to the family in 1589, when she married Ferdinando I de’ Medici of Florence in a lavish wedding.

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   Did the 1752 calendar change?

   • A quote from an article entitled “ The 1752 Calendar Change” at the Connecticut State Library ’s online page really helps to put things into perspective. “Between 1582 and 1752, not only were two calendars in use in Europe (and in European colonies), but two different starts of the year were in use in England.

   Understanding the Gregorian and Julian Calendars for Genealogy

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   Who was Christina of Sweden?

   • Christina of SwedenChristina (1626-1689), Queen of Lutheran Sweden, who abdicated at the height of Sweden's power during the Thirty Years' War, converted to Catholicism, and spent the second half of her life in Rome. Source for information on Christina of Sweden: Encyclopedia of World Biography dictionary.

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   When did the calendar change over?

   • The calendar change-over happened in 1752 in colonial America. This change required a series of steps: Imagine you are looking at a public record and court is held on 28 December 1678 and the next record is listed as 1 February 1678. Then, you have a record from 2 Apr 1679. You may think they are out of chronological order, but they are not.

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4. www.whathappenedtodayinhistory.com › calendar › 16511651 Calendar: What Happened Today In History

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   Full 12-month 1651 Calendar plus selected historical events of 1651.

5. www.timeanddate.com › calendar › indexCalendar for Year 1651 (United States) - timeanddate.com

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   United States 1651 – Calendar with American holidays. Yearly calendar showing months for the year 1651. Calendars – online and print friendly – for any year and month

6. www.onthisday.com › date › 1651What Happened in 1651 - On This Day

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   What happened and who was famous in 1651? Browse important and historic events, world leaders, famous birthdays and notable deaths from the year 1651.

7. www.encyclopedia.com › christina-swedenChristina of Sweden | Encyclopedia.com

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   Christina was therefore still unmarried when, in 1651, she told Parliament of her intention to abdicate. A collective cry of dismay from the Swedish statesmen delayed her, but in 1654 she renewed the project and this time carried it out, leaving Sweden permanently in June of that year, and traveling to the Spanish Netherlands.

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   Covers the period from January to October 1651. Calendar of State Papers, Domestic - Interregnum . Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1877.