April 1777 returned to Virginia on army recruiting duty
April 1778 at Valley Forge
April 1786 lost election to House of Delegates from King George County
April 1787 elected to the House of Delegates from Spotsylvania County
April 1810 elected to the House of Delegates from Albemarle County
April 1813 Maria at school in Richmond
April 1817 appointed to the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia
2 April 1811 appointed secretary of state
2 April 1819 at Norfolk, VA
3 April 1811 resigned as governor of Virginia
3 April 1819 at Elizabeth City, NC
4 April 1782 elected to the Virginia House of Delegates from King George County
4-5 April 1819 at Edenton, NC
6 April 1811 assumed duties as secretary of state
6-7 April 1819 at Roanoke Island, NC
7 April 1819 visited Nags Head, NC
7-8 April 1819 at Plymouth, NC
8 April 1802 Maria Hester Monroe born
8 April 1803 arrived at Havre, France
8-9 April 1819 at Washington, NC
9 April 1797 sailed from Bordeaux, France for the United States
10-12 April 1819 at New Bern, NC
12 April 1803 arrived at Paris
13 April 1819 at Trenton and Comfort, NC
15 April 1818 elected a member of the American Antiquarian Society
15-17 April 1819 at Wilmingon, NC
17 April 1824 signed treaty with Russia recognizing US sovereignty in the Pacific Northwest
17-18 April 1819 at Cape Fear, NC
18 April 1803 appointed US minister to Great Britain
21-23 April 1819 at Georgetown, SC
24-25 April 1819 in Berkeley County, SC
26-30 April 1819 at Charleston, SC
28 April 1758 born
28 April 1818 proclaimed the Rush-Bagot treaty with Great Britain (disarmament on the Great Lakes)
30 April 1803 signed Louisiana Purchase treaty
