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| January 30, 1797 | Edwin Vose Sumner born, Boston, Massachusetts | |
| Edwin Vose Sumner | ||
| January 30, 1816 | Nathaniel Banks born, Waltham, Massachusetts | |
| Nathaniel Banks | ||
| January 30, 1835 | President Andrew Jackson becomes the first President to survive an assassination attempt when the gun wielded by Richard Lawence misfires. | |
| Andrew Jackson | ||
| January 30, 1861 | Louisiana Secessionist Convention selects 6 delegates to represent the state at the Convention of Seceded States in Montgomery, AL | Louisiana |
| Convention of Seceding States | ||
| January 30, 1862 | USS Monitor, the first ship featuring a turreted center gun, is launched. The design changes naval warfare forever | |
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| January 30, 1968 | Helen Hayes welcomes guests to Ford's Theater at a gala ceremony | |
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Siege of Petersburg | Virginia |
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| Siege of Petersburg | ||
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