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If the question is "Who moved to Chicago in 1861?" comparing entries from the 1860 and 1861 Chicago city directories would probably answer the question, although not precisely. The 1861 Chicago city directory was probably canvassed in the spring and published in the summer and so it's likely that anyone moving to Chicago later in the year wouldn't appear in a directory until the following edition. And, similarly, a new entry in the 1861 directory could be for someone who moved to Chicago in late 1860. If the question is "Who lived in Chicago in 1861?" then the 1861/1862 directories would probably answer your question.
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When did Chicago Democrat end?
Chicago Democrat ended in 1861.
What non Indian settled in Chicago?
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable who became known as the founder o Chicago.
What city did John Babtiste Pointe DuSable first settle?
He first settled in Chicago.
First non American Indian who settled in Chicago Illinois?
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, the founder of Chicago.
When and where was baseball player Edward Santry born?
Edward Santry was born ? , 1861, in Chicago, IL, USA.
Did Stephen Douglas die?
Stephen A. Douglas died in Chicago from typhoid fever on June 3, 1861 and was buried on the shore of Lake Michigan.
When and where was baseball player Mort Scanlan born?
Mort Scanlan was born March 18, 1861, in Chicago, IL, USA.
When and where was baseball player Milt Scott born?
Milt Scott was born January 17, 1861, in Chicago, IL, USA.
When and where was baseball player Mart McQuaid born?
Mart McQuaid was born June 28, 1861, in Chicago, IL, USA.
Name a Swedish settlement in America?
New Sweden. Most of the Swedes who immigrated to America settled around Chicago.
How did Stephen A Douglas died?
Stephen A. Douglas died in Chicago from typhoid fever on June 3, 1861 and was buried on the shore of Lake Michigan.
Where did polish immigrants settle in the two immigration periods?
They mostly settled in rural areas, agriculture being their trade, but Texas was also an area where many Poles settled. There were (and are) some Polish enclaves, such as Cicero in the Chicago area.
