Archive for January 14th, 2026

A RATIFIED TREATY ENDS THE REVOLUTION

Continental Congress ratifies the Treaty of Paris, ending the American  Revolution | January 14, 1784 | HISTORY

On January 14, 1784, the Continental Congress ratified the
Treaty of Paris, ending the War for Independence.

In the document, which was known as the Second Treaty
of Paris because the Treaty of Paris was also the name
of the agreement that had ended the
Seven Years’ War in
1763.

Britain officially agreed to recognize the independence of
its
13 former colonies as the new United States of America.

 On This Day in History: Ratification Day  On January 14, 1784, the  United States officially ended the Revolutionary War with the ratification  of the Treaty of Paris. This historic moment

Continental Congress approves Treaty of Paris, Jan. 14, 1784 - POLITICO

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FIRST C-SECTION PERFORMED IN THE U.S.

Today in History Physician Jesse Bennet performed the first cesarean  section in America in 1794, in Rockingham County, VA. Poor Elizabeth Bennet!  Though the c-section her husband performed on her was
Jesse Bennett (July 10, 1769 – July 13, 1842).

A physician named Dr. Jesse Bennett is recorded as the first
doctor to successfully perform a C-section in the US after it
was requested during a difficult labor. The patient? His wife.

Bennett became active in civic affairs in the newly formed
Mason County (now Mason County, West Virginia). He was
appointed Major of the Mason County Militia in 1804 and
represented Mason County in the Virginia Assembly.
   

Performing a Cesarean Section on His Own Wife: Dr. Jesse Bennett –  Antiquated Antidotes

Dr Jesse Bennett (1769-1842) - Find a Grave Memorial

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TRIOS FINAL CONCERT WAS ON THIS DAY

Diana Ross & The Supremes* - Farewell (2xLP, Album + Box) - BullTrax Records

Diana Ross and the Supremes performed their final concert
with Ross as lead on January 14, 1970, at the Frontier Hotel
in Las Vegas, where
Jean Terrell was introduced as her
successor, marking the official end of an iconic era and
beginning Ross’s solo career.

The emotional show, featuring their greatest hits, was later
released as the live album Farewell.

Supremes 'Farewell' artwork - Courtesy: UMG

See the Hidden Detail on Diana Ross's Met Gala Dress   
Diana Ross will be 82 years young in March.

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