Eusébio | Timeline

Eusébio da Silva Ferreira (25 January 1942 – 5 January 2014) was a Portuguese footballer who played as a striker. Eusébio is considered by many as one of the greatest footballers of all time. During his professional career, he scored 733 goals in 745 matches (41 goals in 64 matches for Portugal). Nicknamed the Black Panther, the Black Pearl, or o Rei (the King), he was known for his speed, technique, athleticism and his ferocious right-footed shot, making him a prolific goalscorer. He is considered S.L. Benfica's and the Portugal national team's most renowned player and one of the first world-class African-born players. (Intro from Wikipedia)

January 25, 1942 - Mafalala, Lourenço Marques (Maputo), Mozambique - Eusébio da Silva Ferreira is born to a white Angolan father and black mozambican mother

July 1(?), 1957 - Lourenço Marques (Maputo, Mozambique) - Eusébio arrives to Sporting Lourenço Marques =(START)
November 20, 1960 - Inhambane, Mozambique - Ferroviário Inhambane 2 - 2 Sporting Lourenço Marques (Eusébio scores both goals)
November 26, 1960 - Lourenço Marques (Maputo, Mozambique) - Sporting Lourenço Marques 2 - 2 Ferroviário Quelimane

December 17, 1960 - Lisbon, Portugal - Eusébio arrives in Lisbon

December 18(?), 1960 - Lagos, Portugal - Eusébio is immediatly sent to Lagos, south of Portugal, to avoid any operation from their rivals Sporting to sign him

May 12, 1961 - Lisbon - Eusébio signs for Benfica

May 23, 1961 - Lisbon - First appearance for Benfica. Friendly game, against Atlético (4-2). Eusébio scores a hat-trick!

May 31, 1961 - (While in Lisbon)(?) - Benfica 3 - 2 Barcelona (Benfica European Champions! Eusébio not selected)

June 1, 1961 - Setúbal, Portugal - First official game for Benfica. Cup of Portugal, against Vitória Setúbal (1-4) goal: Eusébio

June 10, 1961 - Lisbon - First game for Benfica in the National Championship (Benfica 4x0 Belenenses). Eusébio scores

June 15, 1961 - Paris, France - "Tournoi de Paris" Final: Santos 6-3 Benfica. Eusébio comes from the bench on the 63rd minute while Santos was wining and scores 3 goals. Pelé's Santos wins

October 8, 1961 - Luxemburg - First game for the Portuguese National Team (Luxembourg 4x2 Portugal). Eusébio scores

October 25, 1961 - London, England - 1962 World Cup Qualifyers: England 2 - 0 Portugal

October 31, 1961 - Vienna, Austria - European Cup First Round: Austria Wien 1 - 1 Benfica

November 8, 1961 - Lisbon - European Cup First Round: Benfica 5 -1 Austria Wien (Eusébio scores)

February 1, 1962 - (While in Lisbon)(?) - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Nuremberg 3 - 1 Benfica (Eusébio doesn't play)

February 22, 1962 - Lisbon - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Benfica 6 - 0 Nuremberg (Eusébio scores twice)

March 21, 1962 - Lisbon - European Cup Semi-Finals: Benfica 3 - 1 Tottenham

April 5, 1962 - White Heart Lane, London - European Cup Semi-Finals: Tottenham 2 - 1 Benfica

Benfica European Champions 1962
(Eusébio, second from the left)

May 2, 1962 - Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam - European Cup Final: Benfica 5 - 3 Real Madrid (Benfica European Champions!)

May 6, 1962 - São Paulo, Brazil - Friendly Match: Brazil - Portugal

May 9, 1962 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Friendly Match: Brazil - Portugal

May 17, 1962 - Alvalade Stadium, Lisbon - Friendly Match: Portugal 1 - 2 Belgium (Eusébio goal)

October 31, 1962 - Norrköping, Sweden - European Cup 1st Leg: Norrköping 1 - 1 Benfica (Eusébio goal)

November 7, 1962 - Sofia, Bulgaria - Euro 1964 preliminary round: Bulgaria 3 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio goal)

November 22, 1962 - Lisbon - European Cup 1st Leg: Benfica 5 - 1 (Eusébio hat-trick!)

December 16, 1962 - Sofia, Bulgaria - Euro 1964 preliminary round: Bulgaria - Portugal

March 6, 1963 - Lisbon - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Benfica 2 - 1 Dukla Prague

March 13, 1963 - Prague, Czechoslovakia - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Dukla Prague 0 - 0 Benfica

April 10, 1963 - Rotterdam, Netherlands - European Cup Semi-Finals: Feyenoord 0 - 0 Benfica

April 21, 1963 - Lisbon - Friendly Match: Portugal - Brazil

May 8, 1963 - Lisbon - European Cup Semi-Finals: Benfica 3 - 1 Feyenoord (Eusébio scores)
May 22, 1963 - Wembley Stadium, London - Benfica is defeated by AC Milan on Champions Cup (1-2). Eusébio scores
October 2, 1963 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Champions Cup: Benfica 5 - 0 Lisburn Distillery (Eusébio scores twice)
October 28, 1963 - Wembley Stadium, London - Eusébio is chosen to represent the FIFA team in the "Golden Anniversary" of the Football Association, agains England
April 21, 1964 - Zurich, Switzerland - Friendly Match: Switzerland - Portugal
May 3, 1964 - Brussels, Belgium - Friendly Match: Belgium 1 - 2 Portugal (Eusébio goal)
May 17, 1964 - Estádio Nacional, Jamor (near Lisbon) - Friendly Match: Portugal 3 - 4 England (Eusébio goal)
May 31, 1964 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Nations Cup: Portugal - Argentina
June 4, 1964 - São Paulo, Brazil - Nations Cup: Portugal - England
September 16, 1964 - Luxemburg - European Cup preliminary round: Aris 1 - 5 Benfica (Eusébio scores)
September 30, 1964 - Lisbon - European Cup preliminary round: Benfica 5 - 1 Aris (Eusébio scores twice)
November 4, 1964 - La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland - European Cup First round: La Chaux-de-Fonds 1 - 1 Benfica
November 15, 1964 - Estádio das Antas, Porto - Friendly Match: Portugal 2 - 1 Spain (Eusébio scores twice)
December 9, 1964 - Lisbon - European Cup First round: Benfica 5 - 0 La Chaux-de-Fonds (Eusébio scores)
January 24, 1965 - Estádio Nacional, Jamor (near Lisbon) - World Cup Qualification: Portugal 5 - 1 Turkey (Eusébio hat-trick!)
February 24, 1965 - Lisbon - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Benfica 5 - 1 Real Madrid (Eusébio scores twice)
March 17, 1965 - Santiago Barnabéu Stadium, Madrid - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Real Madrid 2 - 1 Benfica (Eusébio scores)
April 19, 1965 - Mayis Stadi, Ankara - World Cup Qualification: Turkey 0 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio goal)
April 25, 1965 - Tehelné Pole, Bratislava - World Cup Qualification: Czechoslovakia 0 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio goal)
April 30, 1965 - Budapest, Hungary - European Cup Semi-Finals: Vasas ETO Györ 0 - 1 Benfica
May 6, 1965 - Lisbon - European Cup Semi-Finals: Benfica 4 - 0 Vasas ETO Györ (Eusébio scores twice)
May 27, 1965 - San Siro Stadium, Milan - European Cup Final: Internazionale 1 - 0 Benfica
June 13, 1965 - Estádio Nacional, Jamor (near Lisbon) - World Cup Qualification: Portugal 2 - 1 Romania (Eusébio goal)
June 24, 1965 - Estádio das Antas, Porto - Friendly Match: Portugal 0 - 0 Brazil
October 5, 1965 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Champions Cup: Benfica 10 - 0 Dudelange (Eusébio scores 4 goals)
October 8, 1965 - Lisbon - Eusébio marries Flora Claudina Bruheim
October 31, 1965 - Estádio das Antas, Porto - World Cup Qualification: Portugal 0 - 0 Czechoslovakia
November 21, 1965 - Stadionul 23, Bucharest - World Cup Qualification: Romania 2 - 0 Portugal
December 28, 1965 - Paris, France(?) - Eusébio receives the "Ballon d'Or", an award attributed to the best European player of the year by the magazine "France Football"
February 2, 1966 - Old Trafford, Manchester - European Champions Cup: Manchester United 3 - 2 Benfica
March 9, 1966 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Champions Cup: Benfica 1 - 5 Manchester United
June 12, 1966 - Estádio Nacional, Jamor (near Lisbon) - Friendly Match: Portugal 4 - 0 Norway (Eusébio scores twice)
June 18, 1966 - Glasgow, Scotland - Friendly Match: Scotland - Portugal
June 21, 1966 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Friendly Match: Denmark 1 - 3 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
June 26, 1966 - Lisbon - Friendly Match: Portugal - Uruguay
July 3, 1966 - Lisbon - Friendly Match: Portugal - Romania
July 13, 1966 - Old Trafford, Manchester - World Cup 1966: Portugal 3 - 1 Hungary
July 16, 1966 - Old Trafford, Manchester - World Cup 1966: Portugal 3 - 0 Bulgaria (Eusébio scores)
July 19, 1966 - Goodison Park, Liverpool - World Cup 1966: Portugal 3 - 1 Brazil (Eusébio scores twice)
July 23, 1966 - Goodison Park, Liverpool - World Cup 1966: Portugal 5 - 3 North Korea. Eusébio scores 4 goals!!!
July 26, 1966 - Wembley Stadium, London - World Cup 1966: England 2 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
July 28, 1966 - Wembley Stadium, London - World Cup 1966: Portugal 2 - 1 Soviet Union (Eusébio scores)
November 13, 1966 - Lisbon - Euro 1968 Qualifiers: Portugal - Sweden

December 16, 1966 - London, England - Appears at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards
March 27, 1967 - Stadio Olimpico, Rome - Friendly Match: Italy 1 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
June 1, 1967 - Lisbon - Euro 1968 Qualifying: Portugal - Sweden
June 8, 1967 - Oslo, Norway - Euro 1968 Qualifying: Norway 1 - 2 Portugal (Eusébio scores twice)
September 13, 1967 - Belfast, Northern Ireland - European Cup 1st Round: Glentoran 1 - 1 Benfica (goal: Eusébio)
October 4, 1967 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Cup 1st Round: Benfica 0 - 0 Glentoran
November 12, 1967 - Porto, Portugal - Euro 1968 Qualifying: Portugal - Norway
November 16, 1967 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Cup 2nd round: Benfica 2 - 0 Saint-Étienne (Eusébio scores)
November 26, 1967 - Sofia, Bulgaria - Euro 1968 Qualifying: Bulgaria - Portugal
November 30, 1967 - Saint-Étienne, France - European Cup 2nd round: Saint-Étienne 1 - 0 Benfica
December 17, 1967 - Lisbon - Euro 1968 Qualifying: Portugal 0 - 0 Bulgaria
March 5, 1968 - Budapest, Hungary - European Cup quarter-finals: Vasas 0 - 0 Benfica
March 14, 1968 - Lisbon | Vale de Lobos, Portugal - European Cup Quarter-Finals: Benfica 3 - 0 Vasas (Eusébio scores twice) | Eusébio receives the news of the birth of his daughter Carla Elisa
May 9, 1968 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Cup Semi-Finals: Benfica 2 - 0 Juventus (Eusébio scores)
May 15, 1968 - Turin, Italy - European Cup Semi-Finals: Juventus 0 - 1 Benfica (Goal: Eusébio)
May 29, 1968 - Wembley Stadium, London - 1968 European Cup Final: Manchester United 4 - 1 Benfica

Golden Boot, 1968

September 16, 1968 - Paris, France - Golden Boot Award - 43 goals
October 2, 1968 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Champions Cup: Benfica 8 - 1 Valur Reykjavík (Eusébio scores)
October 27, 1968 - Lisbon, Portugal - 1970 World Cup Qualification: Portugal - Romania
December 11, 1968 - Athens, Greece - 1970 World Cup Qualification: Greece 4 - 2 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
February 19, 1969 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - UEFA champions league 3rd round - Benfica 1-3 Ajax: Cruijff scores 2 goals
March 5, 1969 - Colombes, near Paris - European Champions Cup: Ajax 3 - 0 Benfica
April 16, 1969 - Alvalade Stadium, Lisbon - 1970 World Cup Qualification: Portugal 0 - 2 Switzerland
May 4, 1969 - Estádio das Antas, Porto - 1970 World Cup Qualification: Portugal 2 - 2 Greece (Eusébio scores)
October 12, 1969 - Bucharest, Romania - 1970 World Cup Qualification: Romania 1 - 0 Portugal
November 2, 1969 - Bern, Switzerland - 1970 World Cup Qualification: Switzerland 1 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
November 12, 1969 - Glasgow, Scotland - European Champions Cup: Celtic 3 - 0 Benfica

October 9, 1970 - London, England - Rothmans Golden Boot Awards in London
October 14, 1970 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Euro 1972 Qualifiers: Denmark - Portugal
February 17, 1971 - Brussels, Belgium - Euro 1972 Qualifying: Belgium 3 - 0 Portugal
April 21, 1971 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Euro 1972 Qualifying: Portugal 2 - 0 Scotland (Eusébio scores)
May 12, 1971 - Estádio das Antas, Porto - Euro 1972 Qualifying: Portugal 5 - 0 Denmark (Eusébio scores)
September 15, 1971 - Wattens, Tyrol, Austria - European Champions Cup: Wattens 0 - 4 Benfica
October 13, 1971 - Glasgow, Scotland - Euro 1972 Qualifying: Scotland - Portugal
November 21, 1971 - Lisbon - Euro 1972 Qualifying: Portugal 1 - 1 Belgium
March 22, 1972 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Champions Cup: Benfica 5 - 1 Feyenoord
March 29, 1972 - Lisbon - 1974 World Cup Qualification: Portugal 4 - 0 Cyprus
June 11, 1972 - Natal, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Ecuador 0 - 3 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
June 14, 1972 - Recife, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Iran 0 - 3 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
June 18, 1972 - Recife, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Chile 1 - 4 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
June 25, 1972 - Recife, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Portugal - Ireland
June 29, 1972 - Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro - Brazilian Independence Cup: Argentina 1 - 3 Portugal (Eusébio scores)
July 2, 1972 - São Paulo, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Portugal 1 - 1 Uruguay
July 6, 1972 - Belo Horizonte, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Portugal - Soviet Union
July 9, 1972 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Brazilian Independence Cup: Brazil - Portugal
September 27, 1972 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - European Champions Cup: Benfica 4 - 1 Malmö (Eusébio scores twice)
October 25, 1972 - Derby, England - European Champions Cup: Derby County 3 - 0 Benfica
March 3, 1973 - Parc des Princes, France - Friendly Match: France 1 - 2 Portugal (Eusébio scores)

1973: Gerd Müller (silver boot award)
and Eusébio (golden boot award)

March 28, 1973 - Coventry, England - 1974 World Cup Qualification: Northern Ireland 1 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio's last international goal)
May 2, 1973 - Sofia, Bulgaria - 1974 World Cup Qualification: Bulgaria - Portugal

September 27, 1973 - Lisbon - Eusébio Testimonial Match, with George Best, Jack Charlton, Gordon Banks, Bobby Charlton, Paulo Cesar and Günther Netzer among others
October 13, 1973 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - 1974 World Cup Qualification: Portugal 2 - 2 Bulgaria. Last game for the Portuguese National Team, against Bulgaria. Total goals =41
October 20, 1973 - Paris, France - Golden Boot Award  - 40 goals
November 7, 1973 - Budapest, Hungary - European Champions Cup: Újpest 2 - 0 Benfica

December 12, 1973 - Stoke-on-Trent, England - Gordon Banks Testimonial Match: Stoke City v Manchester United (Eusébio plays with Stoke City)
September 18, 1974 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Cup Winners Cup: Benfica 4 - 0 Vanløse IF
October 2, 1974 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Cup Winners Cup: Vanløse IF 1 - 4 Benfica
October 23, 1974 - Jena, Germany - Cup Winner's Cup: Carl Zeiss Jena 1 - 1 Benfica
November 6, 1974 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Cup Winner's Cup: Benfica 0 - 0 Carl Zeiss Jena
March 5, 1975 - Philips Stadium, Eindhoven - Cup Winner's Cup: PSV Eindhoven 0 - 0 Benfica
March 19, 1975 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Cup Winner's Cup: Benfica 1 - 2 PSV Eindhoven
March 22, 1975 - Estádio do Bonfim, Setúbal - Last goal of his Benfica career, against Vitória Setúbal
March 29, 1975 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Last game for Benfica, against Oriental

June 1, 1975 - Boston, Massachusetts - Signs for the Boston Minutemen
June 20, 1975 - Nickerson Field, Boston - Boston Minutemen 2-1 New York Cosmos - Eusébio against Pelé (Eusébio scores)

October 1, 1975 - Monterrey, Mexico - Signs for CF Monterrey
December 20, 1975 - Estadio Tecnologico, Monterrey, Mexico - Monterrey - Jalisco (Eusébio scores)
January 31, 1976 - Estadio Universitario, San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico - Monterrey 0 - 0 Tigres UANL

July 1, 1976 - Toronto, Canada - Signs for Toronto Croatia
August 29, 1976 - Seattle, Washington - Soccer Bowl '76 Final: Toronto Metros-Croatia 3 - 0 Minnesota Kicks: Eusébio scores

September(?) 1(?), 1976 - Aveiro, Portugal - Eusébio signs for Beira-Mar
January 5, 1977 - Aveiro - Beira-Mar 2 - 2 Benfica (Eusébio refuses to take a freekick against Benfica)
March 6, 1977 - Aveiro - Last goal in the portuguese First Division, against Sporting
July 1, 1977 - Las Vegas, Nevada - Signs for the Las Vegas Quicksilvers

November 17, 1977 Tomar, Portugal - Eusébio signs for second division team União de Tomar
December 1, 1977 - Tomar - Friendly Match: União de Tomar 1 - 1 União Leiria. Debut for União de Tomar, a Second Division team
December 11, 1977 - Leiria, Portugal - União Leiria 1 - 0 União de Tomar. Official debut for União de Tomar
December 18, 1977 - Tomar - União Leiria 3 - 1 Beira-Mar

January 15, 1978 - Covilhã, Portugal - Sporting Covilhã - União de Tomar
January 22, 1978 - Tomar - União de Tomar 1 - 0 Peniche (Eusébio goal)
January 29, 1978 - Santarém, Portugal - União Santarém 3 - 1 União de Tomar
February 5, 1978 - Viseu, Portugal - Friendly Match: Académico Viseu 6 - 0 União de Tomar
February 12, 1978 - Tomar - União de Tomar 2 - 0 Cartaxo (Eusébio scores twice)
February 26, 1978 - Tomar - União de Tomar 2 - 1 Portalegrense
March 12, 1978 - Marrazes, Portugal - Marrazes 0 - 0 União de Tomar
April 30, 1978 - Tomar - União de Tomar 0 - 0 Académico Viseu
May 6, 1978 - Portalegre, Portugal - E.Portalegre 2 - 0 União de Tomar

July 1, 1978 - New Jersey, United States - Signs for the New Jersey Americans

July 1, 1979 - Buffalo, United States - Signs for the Buffalo Stallions
February 11, 1980 - Stamford Bridge Stadium, London - John Dempsey's testimonial in 1980. Eusébio in Chelsea's kit
September 13, 1989 - Londonderry, Northern Ireland - Eusébio attends the Champions League match Derry City 1 - 2 Benfica
September 27, 1989 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Champions League: Benfica 4 - 0 Derry City
May 9, 1990 - Vienna, Austria - Eusébio and Amália Rodrigues travel to Vienna to attend the Champions Cup Final (AC Milan-Benfica)
May 23, 1990 - Vienna, Austria - European Champions Cup Final: AC Milan 1 - 0 Benfica

March 29, 1997 - Belfast, Northern Ireland - Attends the World Cup Qualifier between Northern Ireland and Portugal

September 6, 1997 - Berlin, Germany - Attends the World Cup Qualifier between Germany and Portugal

January 12, 1998 - Paris, France - FIFA Gala at Eurodisney (with Pelé, Bobby Charlton and Franz Beckenbauer, among others)
March 1(?), 1998 - Lisbon - Introduces the new swatch "Adamastor" with Fado singer Amália Rodrigues, to commemorate "Expo 98"

June 12, 2000 - Eindhoven, Netherlands - Attends the EURO 2000 match Portugal 3 - 2 England

June 28, 2000 - Brussels, Belgium - Attends the EURO 2000 match France 2 - 1 Portugal

October 7, 2000 - Lisbon - Attends the EURO 2000 match Portugal 1 - 1 Ireland
May 25, 2002 - Macao, China - Eusébio arrives to the Portuguese National Team Headquarters in Macao, China
June 5, 2002 - Suwon, South Korea - World Cup 2002: United States 3 - 2 Portugal
June 10, 2002 - Jeonju, South Korea - World Cup 2002: Portugal 4 - 0 Poland
June 14, 2002 - Incheon, South Korea - World Cup 2002: Portugal 0 - 1 South Korea
March 5, 2003 - Dili, East-Timor - Attends a friendly Match: East-Timor - Portugal, with Xanana Gusmão

May 27, 2003 - Manchester, England - Attends the UEFA Champions League Final between Juventus and AC Milan
August 26, 2003 - Monaco - Eusébio is awarded the Golden Foot Legend award and leaves a permanent mould of his footprints on "The Champions Promenade", on the seafront of the Principality of Monaco
December 2, 2003 - Lisbon, Portugal - Meets Pelé at the opening of the "All Football" Event

March 4, 2004 - London, England - FIFA 100 Best Players Party at the Natural History Museum in London
May 10, 2004 - Lisbon - Awarding ceremony of the Laureus Sports Awards at the Centro Cultural de Belém

May 25, 2004 - Gelsenkirchen, Germany - Attends the UEFA Champions League Final
June 12, 2004 - Estádio do Dragão, Porto - Euro 2004 Group A: Portugal 1 - 2 Greece
June 16, 2004 - Estádio do Bessa, Porto - Euro 2004 Group A: Russia 0 - 2 Portugal
June 20, 2004 - Alvalade Stadium, Lisbon - Euro 2004 Group A: Spain 0 - 1 Portugal
June 24, 2004 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Euro 2004 Quarter-Final: Portugal 2(6) - 2(5) England
June 30, 2004 - Alvalade Stadium, Lisbon - Euro 2004 Semi-Final: Portugal 2 - 1 Netherlands
July 4, 2004 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Euro 2004 Final: Portugal 0 - 1 Greece

September 26, 2005 - Manchester, England - Manchester United and Benfica reunion dinner, reuniting the two teams who played in the 1968 European Cup Final

June 18, 2006 - Gutersloh, Germany - Portuguese National football team Training session at the Heidewald Stadium

June 21, 2006 - Gelsenkirchen, Germany - Portugal 2 - 1 Mexico

April 23, 2007 - Lisbon - Undergoes surgery on his carotid arteries

April 26, 2007 - Lisbon - Leaves the clinic
May 7, 2007 - Belém Palace, Lisbon - Audience with President Cavaco Silva
February 6, 2008 - Zurich, Switzerland - Friendly Match: Switzerland - Portugal

June 7, 2008 - Geneva, Switzerland - UEFA Euro 2008 Group A match Portugal 2 - 0 Turkey

Eusébio, 2008

August 15, 2008 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Eusébio Cup: Internazionale defeats Benfica in the Final. Meeting with Internazionale manager José Mourinho
August 28, 2008 - Monte Carlo, Monaco - UEFA Champions League Draw: Eusébio awards fellow portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo the "UEFA forward for the 2007/2008 season" trophy
May 9, 2009 - Estoril, Portugal - Attends a Estoril Open tennis match

July 6, 2009 - Madrid, Spain - Attends the presentation of Cristiano Ronaldo as new Real Madrid player, with Alfredo Di Stéfano by his side
January 12, 2010 - Luanda, Angola - Charity "Match of the Stars" with Eusébio and Pelé playing
February 17, 2010 - New York City - Attends the "Heineken brings UEFA Champions League Trophy to the US" event with Zico

February 23, 2010 - Lisbon - Eusébio is honored by UEFA president Michel Platini. Attends Europa League match Benfica - Hertha BSC

April 8, 2010 - Barcelona, Spain - Attends the appointment ceremony of Johan Cruyff as honorary president of FC Barcelona
May 19, 2010 - Coimbra, Portugal - Interviewed during the inauguration of a new restaurant at Académica Coimbra's headquarters
June 15, 2010 - Port Elizabeth, South Africa - World Cup 2010: Ivory Coast 0 - 0 Portugal
June 17, 2010 - Magaliesburg, South Africa - Attends a Portuguese National team training
June 21, 2010 - Cape Town, South Africa - World Cup 2010: Portugal 7 - 0 North Korea
June 25, 2010 - Durban, South Africa - World Cup 2010: Portugal 0 - 0 Brazil

July 1, 2010 - Johannesburg, South Africa - Present at a media event to discuss the Golden Boot competition
July 7, 2010 - Cape Town, South Africa - Interviewed by Clemente Lisi
August 3, 2010 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Attends the Eusébio Cup match: Benfica - Tottenham
September 3, 2010 - Guimarães, Portugal - EU qualifiers: Portugal 4 - 4 Cyprus
September 7, 2010 - Oslo, Norway - EU qualifiers: Norway 1 - 0 Portugal
October 8, 2010 - Porto - EU qualifiers: Portugal 3 - 1 Denmark
October 12, 2010 - Reykjavík, Iceland - EU qualifiers: Iceland 1 - 3 Portugal
November 20, 2010 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Soccerex Global Convention (until 24th)
June 4, 2011 - Lisbon - EU qualifiers: Portugal 1 - 0 Norway
September 2, 2011 - Nicosia, Cyprus - EU qualifiers: Cyprus 0 - 4 Portugal
October 7, 2011 - Porto, Portugal - EU qualifiers: Portugal 5 - 3 Iceland
November 4, 2011 - Madrid, Spain - Attends the presentation of the "Golden boot 2011" award to Cristiano Ronaldo
November 11, 2011 - Copenhagen, Denmark - EU qualifiers: Denmark 2 - 1 Portugal
November 15, 2011 - Lisbon, Portugal - EU qualifiers: Bosnia 0 - 0 Portugal
December 19, 2011 - Lisbon - hospitalized due to bilateral pneumonia that caused several relapses (until December 31st)
December 31, 2011 - Lisbon - Eusébio is released from Luz Hospital
January 4, 2012 - Lisbon - Hospitalized again due to an acute cervicalgia, being released six days later
January 25, 2012 - Estádio da Luz, Lisbon - Presentation of his authorized biography, written by João Malheiro, on the day of his 70th birthday
February 20, 2012 - Lisbon - Eusébio is hospitalized due to a hypertension crisis, until February 22nd
June 9, 2012 - Lviv, Ukraine - Euro 2012: Germany 1 - 0 Portugal
June 13, 2012 - Lviv, Ukraine - Euro 2012: Denmark 2 - 3 Portugal
June 17, 2012 - Kharkiv, Ukraine - Euro 2012: Portugal 2 - 1 Netherlands
June 21, 2012 - Warsaw, Poland - Euro 2012: Czech Republic 0 - 1 Portugal. Attends the match with Luis Figo
June 23, 2012 - Opalenica, Poland - Eusébio feels unwell at the Hotel where the Portuguese team is during Euro 2012
June 24, 2012 - Poznan, Poland - Eusébio is admitted to a hospital in Poznan
June 27, 2012 - Poznan, Poland - Eusébio watches the match Portugal 0 - 0 Spain in the Hospital
July 3, 2012 - Lisbon - Eusébio arrives in Lisbon for rehabilitation at the Luz Hospital
July 27, 2012 - Lisbon - Eusébio Cup: Benfica - Real Madrid
April 10, 2013 - Manchester, England - Soccerex European Forum Conference - Meeting with Sir Bobby Charlton
May 15, 2013 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Europa League Final: Benfica 1 - 2 Chelsea (Eusébio, Cruyff and Platini in the stands)

August 3, 2013 - Lisbon - Attends the Eusebio Cup match Benfica - São Paulo
September 10, 2013 - Boston, Massachusetts, United States - Friendly Match: Brazil 3 - 1 Portugal (Eusébio and Pelé attend the match)
January 5, 2014 - Lisbon, Portugal - Eusébio dies of Congestive heart failure, aged 71 =(END)

Calamity Jane | Timeline

Martha Jane Canary or Cannary (May 1, 1852 (or 1856) – August 1, 1903), better known as Calamity Jane, was an American frontierswoman and professional scout known for being an acquaintance of Wild Bill Hickok and fighting against Native Americans. Late in her life, she appeared in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. She is said to have exhibited compassion to others, especially to the sick and needy. This facet of her character contrasted with her daredevil ways and helped to make her a noted frontier figure. She was also known for her habit of wearing men's attire. Much of what she claimed to have witnessed and participated in cannot be proven. It is known that she had no formal education and was an alcoholic. (Intro from Wikipedia)

May 1, 1852 - Princeton, Missouri - Traditional Martha Jane Canary birthday
June 14, 1855 - Polk County - Robert W. Canary and Charlotte M. Burge are married
April 28, 1856 - Princeton, Missouri - Canary family settles in Princeton, Missouri. Martha's grandfather James buys 320 acres of land from Hiram Overstreet, while Charlotte is days away from childbirth
May 1, 1856 - Princeton, Missouri - Recent evidence indicates that Martha "Calamity Jane" is born in this day
October 8, 1859 - Princeton, Missouri - Martha's grandfather James sells 180 acres of land to Robert and Charlotte Canary, her parents
January(?) 1(?), 1865 - Virginia City, Montana - Robert Wilson Canary moves with his family by wagon train to Virginia City, Montana
January(?) 1(?), 1866 - Blackfoot, Montana - Martha Jane's mother, Charlotte M. Canary, dies of pneumonia
April(?) 1(?), 1866 - Virginia City, Montana - Arrives in Virginia City in the Spring
August(?) 1(?), 1866 - Salt Lake City, Utah - Robert Wilson Canary and his daughters arrive in Salt Lake City, where he begins farming on 40 acres of land
May(?) 1(?), 1867 - Salt Lake City, Utah - Robert Wilson Canary dies, less than one year after arriving in Salt Lake City
May 1(?), 1868 - Fort Bridger, Wyoming - 14-year-old Martha Jane takes her 5 younger siblings to Fort Bridger, Wyoming
June(?) 1(?), 1868(?) - Piedmont, Wyoming - The 6 children travel on the Union Pacific railroad to Piedmont, Wyoming
September 25, 1873 - A daughter named Jean is reportedly born of a relationship between Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok
January(?) 1(?), 1874 - Fort Russell (Cheyenne, Wyoming) - Martha Jane finds work as a scout, aswell as prostitute at the Fort Laramie 'Three Mile" hog ranch =(START)
May 20, 1875 - Fort Laramie, Wyoming - Calamity Jane is the theme of conversation between Valentine T. McGillycuddy, Colonel Dodge, Henry Newton and Horace Tuttle. Not even 16-years-old, with a sombrero, spurs and chaps, Dodge says she is the regimental mascot "Calamity Jane", who nurses sick soldiers, mends their clothes and cooks for them. Although, she doesn't know the meaning of morals, and they can easily tell that she plans to join the Newton-Jenney expedition to the Black Hills
May 25, 1875 - Fort Laramie, Wyoming - Calamity Jane participates in the Newton-Jenney scientific expedition of 1875
June 14, 1875 - French Creek, Black Hills, South Dakota - The expedition reaches French Creek. Small amounts of gold are found
June 19, 1875 - (While in French Creek, Black Hills, South Dakota) - The "Chicago Tribune" publishes a story about Calamity Jane, claiming that she had been a "respectable proprietress of a millinery store in Omaha" until she became an alcoholic
October 14, 1875 - Fort Laramie, Wyoming - The Newton-Jenney expedition returns to Fort Laramie
February 22, 1876 - Fagan's road ranch (Between Fort Laramie and Cheyenne) - Calamity Jane is spotted travelling with the soldiers to Fort Russell
March 1, 1876 - Fort Fetterman, Wyoming - Departs northward with Crook's troops
March 17, 1876 - A Cheyenne and Sioux village is attacked after days of subzero temperatures and snowstorms
April 1(?), 1876 - Custer City, Black Hills, South Dakota - Calamity Jane arrives in Custer City driving on of the teams of a government mule train. Dressed in buckskin suit and with a belt with two colt pistols, she looked like the toughest women anybody had ever seen
June 10, 1876 - Cheyenne, Wyoming - Jane rents a horse an buggy for a one-mile joy ride to Fort Russell and back, but she is so drunk that she passes right by her destination without noticing it

June 11(?), 1876 - Fort Laramie, Wyoming - Calamity Jane ends up about 90 miles (140km) away at Fort Laramie
July 1(?), 1876 - Fort Laramie - Calamity Jane (officially) meets Wild Bill Hickok. They join a wagon train headed north
July 15, 1876 - Deadwood, Dakota territory - Hickok and Calamity Jane's wagon train arrives in Deadwood, Dakota
August 3, 1876 - Deadwood, Dakota - Calamity Jane attends "Wild Bill" Hickok's funeral
January 1(?), 1877 - Custer City, Black Hills, South Dakota - According to the "Cheyenne Daily Leader", in January, Calamity Jane was "married and settled down at Custer City"
September 1(?), 1878 - Sturgis, South Dakota - Trip to Sturgis
October 1(?), 1878 - Sturgis, South Dakota - The "St.Paul Pioneer Press" reposts that Calamity Jane "is now a respected resident of Sturgis City, and the proprietress of a successful laundry"
February 1(?), 1879 - Sturgis, South Dakota - Calamity Jane wallops two women
March 8, 1879 - Rapid City, South Dakota - Arrives in Rapid City from the north
May(?) 1(?), 1879 - Omaha, Nebraska - Calamity Jane boards the luxury steamboat "Dacotah" on her maiden-voyage northward up the Missouri River
May 23, 1879 - Yankton, South Dakota - The "Dacotah" passes through Yankton
June(?) 1(?), 1879 - Fort Pierre, South Dakota - The "Dacotah" reaches Fort Pierre. Calamity Janes continues to the Black Hills
July 1(?), 1879 - Deadwood, Dakota territory - Returns to Deadwood, finding work as a dancing-hall girl at Swearingen's Gem Variety Theatre
July 15, 1879 - Deadwood, Dakota territory - Calamity Jane falls seriously ill (congestion of the bowels)
November 1(?), 1879 - Fort Pierre, South Dakota - Calamity Jane recovers and makes a brief trip back to Fort Pierre
December 1(?), 1879 - Sturgis, South Dakota - "The queen of the dance house" returns to Sturgis
April 20, 1880 - Rapid City, South Dakota - Back in Rapid City
January(?) 1(?), 1881 - near Miles City, Montana - Jane buys a ranch west of Miles City, Montana
July 4, 1882 - Miles City, Montana - Spends the 4th of July in Miles City
September 1(?), 1882 - Billings, Montana - Calamity Jane moves to Billings as Miles City was "virtually dead"
November 30(?), 1882 - near Miles City, Montana - First verified child is born, when Jane is living with rancher Frank King
January 30, 1883 - Muir City, Bozeman Pass, Montana - Calamity Jane is reported "on one of her jamborees"
August(?) 1(?), 1884 - Buffalo, Wyoming - Calamity Jane leaves Montana and spends Summer in Buffalo, Wyoming
December 1(?), 1884 - Rawlins, Wyoming - The "Carbon County Journal" reports Calamity Jane's presence in Rawlins
July 1(?), 1885 - Rawlins, Wyoming - Visit to Rawlins. Calamity Jane participates in a bar brawl
January(?) 1(?), 1886 - Crawford, Nebraska - Calamity Jane arrives in Crawford, Nebraska, a city springing near the military post after the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad is built
June 1(?), 1887 - Cheyenne, Wyoming - Calamity Jane is arrested for drunkenness. In court she presents the judge with a doctor's certificate of pregnancy
October 28, 1887 - Cheyenne, Wyoming - Daughter Jessie is born (who is adopted by foster parents)
January(?) 1(?), 1893 - Castle City, Montana - Managing a restaurant (probably with her daughter Jessie)
December 1(?), 1893 - Billings, Montana - Visit to Billings, Montana, with her daughter Jessie
January(?) 1(?), 1894 - Gilt Edge | Ekalaka, Montana - Calamity Jane is arrested for drunkenness again. Seen with her daughter in Ekalaka, Montana
January(?) 1(?), 1895 - Deadwood, South Dakota - Calamity Jane returns to Deadwood and tells others she needs money to enrol Jessie in a convent school at Sturgis
January 1(?), 1896 - Sturgis, South Dakota - Calamity Jane manages to take Jessie to St.Martin's Academy in Sturgis
January(?) 1(?), 1898 - Billings | Bridger, Montana - Calamity Jane and Jessie arrive in Billings. Doing laundry in Bridger
April 1(?), 1899 - Billings, Montana - Calamity Jane arrives from Bridger, looking for her husband, Robert Dorsett, who had skipped "for parts unknown with a younger and handsomer girl"
May 1(?), 1899 - Lewistown, Montana - Calamity Jane and Robert Dorsett travel north to Lewistown looking for a job
July 1(?), 1899 - Utica, Montana - After not finding job in Lewistown, Calamity Jane informs the local newspaper editor that she is living in Utica, working as a cook at the Judith Hotel Cafe
October(?) 1(?), 1899 - Horr (Aldridge, Montana - a ghost town since 1910) - Calamity Jane and Rober Dorsett separate. Dorsett takes Jessie to Livinston, while Calamity Jane spends the Fall and Winter in Horr, selling her photographs and life story
April(?) 1(?), 1903 - Belle Fourche, South Dakota - Calamity Jane returns to Belle Fourche, where she earns her keep by cooking and doing the laundry for Dora DuFran's brotherl girls
July 1(?), 1903 - Terry, South Dakota - Calamity Jane arrives by train to Terry, South Dakota

August 1, 1903 - Terry, South Dakota - Calamity Jane dies of pnemonia and inflammation of the bowels, aged 51 (or 47) =(END)


Bibliography
McLAIRD, James D. - "Calamity Jane: The Woman and the Legend" - University of Oklahoma Press
MITCHELL, Steven T. - "Nuggets to Neutrinos: The Homestake Story" - Xlibris

Jesse James | Timeline

Jesse Woodson James (September 5, 1847 – April 3, 1882) was an American outlaw, bank and train robber, guerrilla, and leader of the James–Younger Gang. Raised in the "Little Dixie" area of western Missouri, James and his family maintained strong Southern sympathies. He and his brother Frank James joined pro-Confederate guerrillas known as "bushwhackers" operating in Missouri and Kansas during the American Civil War. As followers of William Quantrill and "Bloody Bill" Anderson, they were accused of participating in atrocities against Union soldiers and civilian abolitionists, including the Centralia Massacre in 1864. (Intro from Wikipedia)

September 5, 1847 - Kearney, Missouri - Jesse Woodson James is born
August 18, 1850 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - Reverend Robert Sallee James, Jesse's father, dies in California
September 30, 1852 - Kearney, Missouri - Zerelda James, Jesse's mother, marries Benjamin Simms, a wealthy farmer
January 2, 1854 - Kearney, Missouri - Benjamin Simms is killed when he is thrown by his horse. A relief to brothers Frank and Jesse, who were reportedly victims of their stepfather's cruelty
September 25, 1855 - Kearney, Missouri - Zerelda James marries Dr.Reuben Samuel
November 3, 1856 - Kearney, Missouri - Dr.Reuben Samuel assumes legal guardianship of Zerelda's children
December 26, 1858 - Kearney, Missouri - Sister Sarah is born
May 4, 1861 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - Jesse's older brother Frank join the Missouri State Guard (part of the Confederate Army) at 18
August 10, 1861 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - Frank James fights at the Battle of Wilson's Creek, in Missouri
July 1(?), 1862 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - Frank James joins William Clark Quantrill's raiders
May 1(?), 1863 - Kearney, Missouri - A union militia raids the James-Samuel farm looking for Frank James. Reuben Samuel is tortured by being briefly hanged from a tree. Reportedly, young Jesse is lashed
August 21, 1863 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - Quantrill leads a massacre in Lawrence, Kansas. After robbing two banks and other buildings, they set them on fire. Some 180 people are killed including women and children. It's doubtful, but Jesse James might have been present, as he later bragged about it

16-year-old Jesse James, 1864

April(?) 1(?), 1864 - Clay County, Missouri - Frank James returns to Missouri in a squad of William C.Quantrill's Raiders (commanded by Fletch Taylor). 16-year-old Jesse joins his group =(START)
June(?) 1(?), 1864 - Clay County, Missouri - Jesse James is introduced to guerrilla warfare, as Taylor uses his "gang" as a death squad, going house to house to murder unionist farmers
July(?) 1(?), 1864 - Clay County, Missouri - Frank and Jesse James join William T.Anderson's bushwhacker group in the Summer. "Bloody Bill", how he was called, used to tie a knot in a silken cord every time he made a kill
July 4, 1864 - Waverly, Missouri - William “Bloody Bill” Anderson and his men attempt to seize the steamboat Live Oak at Waverly; unsuccessful, many have their pictures taken, including 16-year-old Jesse JamesWilliam “Bloody Bill” Anderson and his men attempt to seize the steamboat Live Oak at Waverly; unsuccessful, many have their pictures taken, including 16-year-old Jesse James
July 12, 1864 - Carroll County, near Wakenda - Bloody Bill Anderson crosses the Missouri River into Carroll County near Wakenda
July 14, 1864 - Chariton County, near Salisbury - Bloody Bill stops a mail coach near Salisbury. A soldier and a passenger are killed
July 15, 1864 - Huntsville, Missouri - Bloody Bill occupies Huntsville. A civilian is killed and $45,000 are taken
July 23, 1864 - Renick, Missouri - Skirmish with Union militia. Five guerrillas are killed
July 24, 1864 - Between Fayette and Huntsville, Missouri - Skirmish with Union militia. One guerrilla killed, two federals are scalped
July 31, 1864 - Clay County, Missouri - Bloody Bill Anderson meets Fletcher Taylor in Clay County. In Carroll County "again there was a carnival of blood and arson. Houses were burned. Home guard units were ambushed, men were shot, scalped and stripped" (Richard Brownlee)
August 12, 1864 - Fredericksburg, Ray County - Anderson and Taylor's guerrillas ambush and kill 5 union soldiers
August  14, 1864 - SE of Carrollton - Jesse James is seriously wounded in the chest during a milita attack
August 30, 1864 - Rocheport, Missouri - Anderson captures the steamboat "Buffington", its captain is killed.
September 23, 1864 - E. of Rocheport, Boone County, Missouri - William T.Anderson's guerrilla company engages in a skirmish with union soldiers - eleven of them are killed aswell as three black civilian teamsters
September 24, 1864 - Fayette, Missouri - Union troops respond by shooting six of Anderson's captured guerrillas. Anderson attacks the pro-union town of Fayette, but looses 13 men and 30 others are wounded in the failed attack
September 27, 1864 - Centralia, Missouri - Centralia massacre and Battle of Centralia - 23 union soldiers returning by train from the Battle of Atlanta are executed (their sergeant is made POW) by William T.Anderson's confederate guerrillas. In the ensuing Battle of Centralia, Anderson's 80 experienced guerrillas kill 123 of 147 union cavalry troops commanded by Major A.V.E. Johnston. The shot that killed Johnston is fired by future outlaw Jesse James
October 6, 1864 - Boonville, Missouri - Anderson and his men travel to Boonville to meet General Price and be assimilated by the Confederate Army
October 14, 1864 - Danville, Montgomery County - Three civilians and two soldiers are killed in an attack
October 15, 1864 - High Hill, Montgomery County - Anderson's guerrillas destroy the railroad depot in High Hill. Five civilians are killed
October 24, 1864 - Carroll County, Missouri - Five people killed in Carroll County
October 26, 1864 - Albany, Missouri - Anderson's group is pursued by Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P.Cox and 150 experienced men. In the ensuing battle, "Bloody Bill" Anderson is killed. His cord had 53 knots
November(?) 1(?), 1864 - Sherman, Texas - Goes to Texas under the command of Archie Clement
January 29, 1865 - (While in Sherman, Texas) - Dr.Reuben Samuel and Zerelda are ordered to take their children and leave the state. They settle in Rulo, Nebraska
April 1(?), 1865 - Sherman, Texas - Archie Clement and his 70 bushwhackers depart to Missouri
May 9, 1865 - (While near Lexington, Missouri)(?) - End of the Civil War. Jesse James never ceases to be a confederate supporter all his life =(noflagchange)
May 15, 1865 - near Lexington, Missouri - 17-year-old Jesse James is shot in the chest while trying to surrender after skirmishes with a Union cavalry patrol
May 16, 1865 - near Lexington, Missouri - Jesse James drags himself to a field, where he is found by a plowman
June(?) 1(?), 1865 - Rulo, Nebraska - When he regains some strenght, he is helped by friends to travel to his mother's new house in Rulo, Nebraska
February(?) 1(?), 1866(?) - Harlem, Missouri - Jesse James recovers from his chest wound at his uncle's boardinghouse. He is tended to by his first cousin Zerelda "Zee" Mimms
February 13, 1866 - Liberty, Missouri - First daylight armed bank robbery in US history. The robbery of the Clay County Savings Association in Liberty, Missouri. During the gang's escape, with $58,000 in cash and bonds, an innocent bystander is shot dead
June 13, 1866 - Jackson County, Missouri - The gang frees two jailed members of Quantrill's gang, killing the guard in the action
October 30, 1866 - Lexington, Missouri - The gang steals $2,000 from Alexander Mitchell and Company
November 15(?), 1866 - Lexington, Missouri - Archie Clement's 100 former bushwhackers arrive in Lexington on election day. Their gunfire and intimidation lead to the defeat of the Republican Party in the election
December 13, 1866 - Lexington, Missouri - Archie Clement's bushwhackers return to Lexington. Clement is killed by the state militia
March 2, 1867 - Savannah, Missouri - The Judge John McClain Banking House of Savannah, Missouri, is robbed by the James-Younger gang
May 23, 1867 - Richmond, Missouri - Bank robbery in Richmond, Missouri (Hughes and Wasson Bank). The mayor and two lawmen are killed
March 20, 1868 - Russellville, Kentucky - Frank and Jesse join Cole Younger in a bank robbery in Russellville, Kentucky (Nimrod Long Banking Co.)
December 7, 1869 - Gallatin, Missouri - Bank robbery of the Davies County Savings Association in Gallatin, Missouri. Jesse kills the cashier, Captain John Sheets, mistakenly believing him to be Samuel P.Cox, the officer who had killed "Bloody Bill" Anderson in 1864. Jesse James becomes a famous outlaw
June 3, 1871 - Corydon, Iowa - Bank robbery in Corydon, Iowa. The Ocobock Brothers' bank of Corydon contacts the Pinkerton National Detective Agency in Chicago
April 29, 1872 - Columbia, Kentucky - Bank robbery in Columbia, Kentucky. The cashier is shot for refusing to open the safe
September 23, 1872 - Kansas City, Missouri - Jesse James, Cole and John Younger, and Jim Chiles, take some $900 from a ticket booth of the Second Annual Kansas City Industrial Exposition
May 27, 1873 - Ste.Genevieve, Missouri - Robbery of the Ste.Genevieve Savings Association
July 21, 1873 - W. of Adair, Iowa - The James-Younger gang derail a locomotive of the Rock Island Line train. The engineer dies in the crash. Using Ku Klux Klan masks, Jesse James and his associates steal $2,337 from the express safe. It is the first train robbery west of the Mississippi River
November 24, 1873 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - John Newman Edward, a journalist from the St.Louis Dispatch, publishes a supplement to the newspaper, titled "A terrible quintet", in which the James brothers, Cole and John Younger and Arthur McCoy (but mostly Jesse James) are glorified
January 8, 1874 - Bienville Parish, Louisiana - The James-Younger gang is suspected of holding up a Monroe-Shreveport stagecoach
January 15, 1874 - between Malvern and Hot Springs, Arkansas - Stagecoach robbery. The gang takes cash and jewels valued $3,000
January 31, 1874 - Gads Hill, Missouri - Robbery of a southbound train on the Iron Mountain Railway. The Adams Express Company, owner of the robbed stafe, hires the Pinkerton National Detective Agency
March 11, 1874 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - John W.Whicher, the agent sent to investigate the James brothers, is found dead in Jackson County
March 17, 1874 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - John Younger is killed in a gunfight with three lawmen. One of them, deputy sheriff Edwin B.Daniels is also killed. Jim Younger escapes]
April 23, 1874 - Kansas City, Missouri - Jesse James marries Zerelda Mimms after 9 years of courtship. The wedding ceremony is performed by Methodist Minister William James, Jesse's uncle
May(?) 1(?), 1874 - Galveston, Texas - Honeymoon on the Gulf of Mexico. Jesse James is tracked by a reporter from the "St.Louis Dispatch". In Austin, a stagecoach robbery in credited to members of the gang, who take $3,000
August 30, 1874 - across the Missouri River, from Lexington, Missouri - Frank, Jesse and another associate hold up a stagecoach across the Missouri River from Lexington, Missouri.
December 8, 1874 - near Muncie, Kansas - Robbery of a train on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, gaining the gang $55,000
January 25, 1875 - Kearney, Missouri - Allan Pinkerton, head of the Pinkerton detective agency, raids Jesse James' house. Detectives throw an incendiary device into the house, killing James's young half-brother Archie and blowing off the right arm of his mother, Zerelda Samuel. Frank and Jesse had been there earlier
April 12, 1875 - (While in Kearney, Missouri) - Daniel Askew, a neighbor suspected of providing the Pinkertons information for their raid is shot dead by an unknown gunman. Allan Pinkerton abandons the chase to the James-Younger gang
May(?) 1(?), 1875 - Nashville, Tennessee - The James brothers move to the outskirts of Nashville, Tennessee
August 31, 1875 - Nashville, Tennessee - First son Jesse Edward "Tim" James is born
September 5, 1875 - (While in Nashville, Tennessee) - Part of the gang appears in Huntington, West Virginia, where another bank is robbed
July 7, 1876 - near Otterville, Missouri - Robbery of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
August 1, 1876 - Pecos Valley, SE New Mexico - 29-year old Jesse James and 17-year old Billy the Kid begin raiding the Chisum-Tunstall-McSween herds, selling the stolen cattle to Murphy
September 1(?), 1876 - St.Paul, Minnesota - The James-Younger gang takes the train to St.Paul, Minnesota
September 7, 1876 - Northfield, Minnesota - Failed robbery of the First National Bank of Northfield. The civilians fire at the gang, killing two of them. The other six, are all shot and wounded, taking only a few bags of nickels
September 21, 1876 - South Dakota / Nebraska border - The gang decides to split up after the failed robbery. While the James brothers flee on horseback to the South Dakota/Nebraska border area,  the Youngers and Pitts remain on foot, being cornered south of La Salle, Minnesota. After a gunfight, Pitts is killed and the Youngers surrender, pleading guilty to murder in order to avoid certain execution
February 28, 1878 - Humphreys County, Tennessee - Twins Gould and Montgomery James are born, but die the same day
June 17, 1878 - Nashville, Tennessee - Daughter Mary Susan James is born

Robert Ford and Jesse James

July 26, 1879 - Las Vegas, New Mexico - Billy the Kid has dinner at the Adobe Hotel with his old friend Dr. Henry Hoyt, who was now working at the Exchange Hotel in Vegas. Also having dinner with them is Billy's new friend which he introduces as Mr. Howard. Later, when Billy and Mr. Howard go their seperate ways, Billy tells Hoyt that his friend is really Jesse James, who was asking him to join his gang. However, Billy the Kid wasn't inclined to become a bank and train robber.
October 8, 1879 - near Glendale, Missouri - Not adapted to peace like his brother Frank, Jesse and his new gang robs the Chicago and Alton Railroad
September 3, 1880 - near Mammoth Cave, Kentucky - Stagecoach robbery
October 5, 1880 - Mercer, Kentucky - Robbery of a store, belonging to John Dovey
February 1(?), 1881 - Nashville, Tennessee - B.J.Woodson (Frank James) rents a house in Nashville. He receives a visit by John Davis Howard (Jesse James)
March 11, 1881 - Muscle Shoals, Alabama - Robbery of a federal paymaster, taking $5,240
September 7, 1881 - near Winston, Missouri - Robbery of the Rock Island Railroad, taking $900. A passenger and the train conductor are killed by Frank
December 4, 1881 - (While in Nashville, Tennessee)(?) - Robert Ford kills Robert Woodson "Wood" Hite, Jesse James' cousin and member of the gang
December 24, 1881 - St.Joseph, Missouri - Jesse James moves with his family to St.Joseph, Missouri, using the name "Tom Howard"
January 12, 1882 - (While in St.Joseph, Missouri) - Robert Ford meets with Missouri governor Thomas Crittenden, who agrees to pardon Ford for the murder of Wood Hite if he would deliver Jesse James, dead or alive (wikipedia)
April 3, 1882 - St.Joseph, Missouri - Jesse James is shot in the back by Robert Ford and killed, aged 34 =(END)

Bibliography
STILES, T.J. - "Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War"