User:Alansohn/DYKs

This is a running log of articles created or expanded and listed on DYK:

First 10:

• 1 - Willowbrook Mall (Wayne, New Jersey), December 1, 2006 ==> renamed as Willowbrook Mall (New Jersey) on October 9, 2017
• 2 - Flaget High School, June 29, 2007
• 3 - Thomas D. English, August 17 - renamed to Thomas Dunn English
• 4 - Missing
• 5 - Missing
• 6 - Frank Messina, October 13
• 7 - Siyum HaShas, October 17
• 8 - Andy Papathanassiou, October 23
• 9 - Andrew Dasburg, November 24
• 10 - Balfour Brickner, November 8

10s:

• 11 - Antonio Jacobsen, December 31, 2007
• 11A - Frank E. Rodgers, January 25 <-- This was really a create, but was numbered as nomination 76 below
• 12 - Pleasant Valley Sunday, February 27
• 13 - Missing
• 14 - Tim Morehouse, August 12
• 15 - Erinn Smart, August 12
• 16 - Hackensack Water Company Complex, August 12
• 17 - Berlin Circle, August 14 --> renamed to Berlin Circle (traffic circle) and original title repurposed
• 18 - 23rd Street Fire, August 14
• 19 - Marilyn Roman, August 17
• 20 - Newark Arts High School, August 18, 2008
• 20A - 66th Street (Manhattan), August 25, 2008 <-- incorrectly listed as a nom

20s:

• 21 - Joseph McGahn, August 26, 2008
• 22 - Museum of Bags and Purses, August 29
• 23 - Flat Daddy, August 31
• 24 - Lonnie Wright, September 1
• 25 - Simplified Spelling Board, September 2
• 26 - Trenton Times, September 2 --> redirected to The Times (Trenton)
• 27 - Rob Johnson (soccer), September 2
• 28 - Creationist museum, September 8
• 29 - 1964 Liberty Bowl, September 8
• 30 - New Jersey State Museum, September 9, 2008

30s:

• 31 - Far Hills Races, September 11, 2008
• 32 - Paul Curran (politician), September 12 --> redirected to Paul J. Curran
• 33 - Ray Chambers, September 14
• 34 - McDynamo, September 15
• 35 - Hunterdon County Courthouse, September 16
• 36 - Whitney Darrow, Jr., September 16 ==> renamed to Whitney Darrow Jr.
• 37 - Fleming Castle, September 16 --> renamed to Samuel Fleming House in November 2015
• 38 - [[

340s:

• 346 - Gerta Keller, June 18
• 347 - Pedro Espada Jr., June 18
• 348 - Alan Berkman, June 18
• 349 - John Houghtaling, June 23
• 350 - James F. Calvert, June 24

350s:

• 351 - Philip D. Curtin, June 24
• 352 - Edward Hanrahan, June 25
• 353 - Ernest May (historian), June 26
• 354 - Wayne L. Horvitz, June 30
• 355 - Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (United States), June 30
• 356 - Frank Dasso, June 30
• 357 - Wenatchee Chiefs, June 30
• 358 - Frank J. Low, July 1
• 359 - John Callaway (journalist), July 2
• 360 - Karine Ruby, July 2

360s:

• 361 - Morton Gottlieb, July 3
• 362 - Frank Ford (broadcaster), July 4
• 363 - Irv Hall, July 4
• 364 - William E. Simkin, July 5
• 365 - Alec Gallup, July 6
• 366 - Shelly Gross, July 8
• 367 - Lee Guber, July 8
• 368 - Valley Forge Music Fair, July 8
• 369 - Westbury Music Fair, July 8
• 370 - Johnny Sylvester, July 8

370s:

• 371 - Tommy Thevenow, July 9
• 372 - Robert Derzon, July 10
• 373 - Mary Lou Forbes, July 10
• 374 - J. Curtis Counts, July 12
• 375 - Shi Pei Pu, July 13
• 376 - Ken Roberts (announcer), July 14
• 377 - Aubrey Epps, July 15
• 378 - D. Mark Hegsted, July 15
• 379 - Robert E. L. Taylor, July 15
• 380 - Sandra Warfield, July 16

380s:

• 381 - Paul Hemphill, July 16
• 382 - Togo Tanaka, July 16
• 383 - You Chung Hong, July 17
• 384 - Art Mahaffey, July 17
• 385 - Oscar F. Mayer, July 17
• 386 - Oscar G. Mayer, Sr., July 17 --> renamed to Oscar G. Mayer Sr.
• 387 - Oscar G. Mayer, Jr., July 17 --> renamed to Oscar G. Mayer Jr.
• 388 - Joseph F. Finnegan, July 20
• 389 - Benny Lom, July 21
• 390 - David L. Cole, July 21

390s:

• 391 - Casey Candaele, July 21
• 392 - We answer to a higher authority, July 22
• 393 - Lou Pagliaro, July 23
• 394 - Bagel Bakers Local 338, July 23
• 395 - Robert Isabell, July 23
• 396 - Christopher Hipp, July 24
• 397 - Ralph F. Hirschmann, July 25
• 398 - William C. Conner, July 26
• 399 - Horace Barker, July 26
• 400 - John Barry (WD-40), July 27

400s:

• 401 - Barbara Margolis, July 29
• 402 - None, due to counting error
• 403 - Susan Fleming, July 30
• 404 - Sidney W. Bijou, July 31
• 405 - Kim Guadagno, July 31
• 406 - Howard Engle, August 2
• 407 - Richard H. Sylvester, August 3
• 408 - Joel Weisman, August 4
• 409 - Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, August 4
• 410 - Thomas Dao, August 5

410s:

• 411 - Robert Huebner, August 5
• 412 - Charles Pomerantz, August 5
• 413 - Rickettsialpox, August 5
• 414 - Rickettsia akari, August 5
• 415 - Astronaut-politician, August 5 ==> renamed to Astronaut–politician (to "fix" dash length)
• 416 - Lois Hunt, August 7
• 417 - Lionel Casson, August 7
• 418 - Gerald Gardner (mathematician), August 8
• 419 - Pittsburgh Press Co. v. Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations, August 8
• 420 - Wilma Scott Heide, August 9

420s:

• 421 - Clayton Hill, August 9 (renamed to Clayton Hill (actor))
• 422 - Bob Weinstock, August 10
• 423 - Toy Center, August 11
• 424 - Ernest W. Lefever, August 11
• 425 - Ted Nierenberg, August 11
• 426 - Jens Quistgaard, August 11
• 427 - Dansk International Designs, August 11 ==> renamed to Dansk Designs
• 428 - Ozzie Cadena, August 11
• 429 - Lynn Pressman Raymond, August 12
• 430 - Pressman Toy Corporation, August 12

430s:

• 431 - Michael A. Wiener, August 12
• 432 - Thomas N. Schroth, August 15
• 433 - Frank D. Schroth, August 15
• 434 - Anthony Impreveduto, August 16
• 435 - George Taylor Morris, August 18 - Appears out of order in Archive 26
• 436 - Anne Wexler, August 19
• 437 - Jimmy Bedford, August 19
• 438 - Mark Rosenzweig, August 20 ==> renamed to Mark Rosenzweig (psychologist)
• 439 - Ira Black, August 21
• 440 - Marcey Jacobson, August 21

440s:

• 441 - Jack T. Kirby, August 23
• 442 - Kenneth Bacon, August 25
• 443 - Michael Viner, August 27
• 444 - Al Purvis, September 1
• 445 - William Emerson (journalist), September 1
• 446 - Lucky Lady II, September 9
• 447 - Ridge A, September 10
• 448 - George William Beatty, September 12
• 449 - Arthur L. Welsh, September 12
• 450 - Robert Spinrad, September 14

450s:

• 451 - Nat Adderley, Jr., September 16 --> renamed to Nat Adderley Jr.
• 452 - Albert L. Gordon, September 16
• 453 - Lou Bender, September 17
• 454 - Carl Hovde, September 18
• 455 - George Gregory (basketball), September 18
• 456 - Migdal Synagogue, September 21
• 457 - Alfred Gottschalk (Rabbi), September 21 --> renamed to Alfred Gottschalk (rabbi)
• 458 - Henry S. Coleman, September 26
• 459 - Isabella Karle, September 27
• 460 - Jerome Karle, October 1

460s

• 461 - Joseph Gurwin, October 3
• 462 - Freddy Bienstock, October 4
• 463 - Johnny LoBianco, October 4
• 464 - Wolfe Kelman, October 6
• 465 - Naamah Kelman, October 6
• 466 - W. Horace Carter, October 9
• 467 - Mimi Weddell, October 9
• 468 - Far Rockaway High School, October 9
• 469 - Verisk Analytics, October 9
• 470 - List of Major League Baseball leaders in RBI in one inning, October 10 ==> renamed to List of Major League Baseball single-inning runs batted in leaders

470s

• 471 - John J. Wild, October 12
• 472 - Edward Gelsthorpe, October 12
• 473 - Cran-Apple juice, October 12
• 474 - Peter T. Farrell, October 13
• 475 - Carlos D. Ramirez, October 13
• 476 - Peg Mullen, October 15
• 477 - Douglas Watt (critic), October 15
• 478 - Theodore Trautwein, October 15
• 479 - Franklin Borough School District, October 16
• 480 - Raymond A. Brown, October 16

• 480s
• 481 - Gilberto Zaldívar - October 18
• 482 - Continuity of Government Commission - October 18
• 483 - Angelo Errichetti - October 19
• 484 - Heart of Stone (film) - October 19 --> renamed to Heart of Stone (2009 film) and original article changed to a redirect
• 485 - Young America Stakes - October 19
• 486 - Thomas Trantino - October 20
• 487 - Fred C. Galda - October 20
• 488 - Ernest Blood - October 20
• 489 - Slingshot (water vapor distillation system) - October 21 --> renamed to Slingshot (water purification system)
• 490 - Monica C. Lozano - October 21

490s

• 491 - Daniel Melnick - October 23
• 492 - Sam Zolotow - October 24
• 493 - Riverdell Hospital, October 26
• 494 - Guy W. Calissi, October 27
• 495 - M. A. Farber, October 27
• 496 - Mario Jascalevich, October 27 -> moved to Dr. X killings
• 497 - Morris Pashman, October 27
• 498 - Valentino Mazzia, October 27
• 499 - Sybil Moses, October 28
• 500 - Kelly (musical), October 28

500s

• 501 - Overlook Hospital, October 28 -> renamed to Overlook Medical Center
• 502 - Stephen Barnett, October 29
• 503 - Sheldon Segal, October 29
• 504 - Ruth Duckworth, October 30
• 505 - Paul Bloom (lawyer), October 30
• 506 - George P. Jenkins, November 1
• 507 - Mary E. Surratt Boarding House, November 2
• 508 - Dietrich von Bothmer, November 4
• 509 - Dee Anthony, November 5
• 510 - John V. Kelly, November 5

510s

• 511 - Elmer Winter, November 6
• 512 - Solomon Schechter Day School of Raritan Valley, November 7
• 513 - None, due to counting error
• 514 - Troy Smith (businessman), November 9
• 515 - Steven P. Perskie, November 10
• 516 - Unthanksgiving day, November 26, 2009
• 517 - Tim Costello (labor advocate), January 7, 2010
• 518 - Loren Singer, January 8
• 519 - Arthur E. Bartlett, January 19
• 520 - Eunice Walker Johnson, January 20

520s

• 521 - Charles Kleibacker, January 20
• 522 - John P. Scott, May 28
• 523 - Louis F. Kosco, May 28
• 524 - John P. Lewis, May 31
• 525 - Norman M. Robertson, June 5
• 526 - Gerald Roush, June 5
• 527 - Fritz Sennheiser, June 6
• 528 - Clare Farragher, June 6
• 529 - Chris Haney (Trivial Pursuit), June 6
• 530 - John J. Matheussen, June 7

530s

• 531 - Clifford Grodd, June 7
• 532 - David Ginsburg (lawyer), June 7
• 533 - Marion Crecco, June 8
• 534 - Jack Sinagra, June 9
• 535 - Double dipping, June 9
• 536 - Robert L. McNeil, Jr., June 9 ==> renamed to Robert L. McNeil Jr.
• 537 - List of New Jersey state symbols, June 10
• 538 - Melvin Cottrell, June 10
• 539 - Bordentown School, June 10
• 540 - Irwin Rosten, June 11

540s

• 541 - The Incredible Machine (film), June 11 --> renamed to Man: The Incredible Machine in November 2016
• 542 - Arline Friscia, June 11
• 543 - Damian Costantino, June 12
• 544 - Kissinger v. Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, June 12
• 545 - LeRoy J. Jones, Jr., June 12 --> renamed to LeRoy J. Jones Jr.
• 546 - Rudy Garcia (New Jersey), June 13
• 547 - Vera Beaudin Saeedpour, June 13
• 548 - Stephen Rivers, June 14
• 549 - John W. Douglas, June 15
• 550 - Paul Kramer, June 15

550s

• 551 - Rafael Fraguela, June 16
• 552 - 33rd Legislative District (New Jersey), June 16
• 553 - Kenneth LeFevre, June 17
• 554 - Icing (drinking game), June 18 -> renamed Icing (game)
• 555 - Louis Romano, June 18
• 556 - Lillian Heath, June 18
• 557 - Carol Murphy, June 18 (renamed to Carol J. Murphy)
• 558 - Abraham Nathanson, June 18
• 559 - Fred Plum, June 18
• 560 - Watson (artificial intelligence software), June 19

560s

• 561 - Guy Talarico, June 19
• 562 - Peter Keefe, June 19
• 563 - Peter J. Hall, June 20
• 564 - Joel Weingarten, June 20
• 565 - Gary Stuhltrager, June 20
• 566 - Capital punishment in New Jersey, June 20
• 567 - Barbara Wright (politician), June 21
• 568 - Gerald Luongo, June 22
• 569 - Gerald H. Zecker, June 23
• 570 - RoboScooter, June 23

570s

• 571 - Tav HaYosher, June 24
• 572 - Robert B. Radnitz, June 24
• 573 - William J. Mitchell, June 24
• 574 - John A. Rocco, June 25
• 575 - D. Bennett Mazur, June 25
• 576 - 37th Legislative District (New Jersey), June 25
• 577 - Thomas S. Buechner, June 25
• 578 - Raymond Zane, June 26
• 579 - Ernest Fleischmann, June 27
• 580 - GreenWheel, June 27

580s

• 581 - James N. Wood, June 28
• 582 - Jack Casey, June 28
• 583 - Sean F. Dalton, June 29
• 584 - 4th Legislative District (New Jersey), June 29
• 585 - Vince O'Brien, June 29
• 586 - Shell Answer Man, June 29
• 587 - Wendell Logan, June 30
• 588 - Burlington County Special Services School District, June 30
• 589 - Henry B. R. Brown, June 30
• 590 - 15th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 1

590s

• 591 - Thomas P. Foy, July 1
• 592 - Carmine DeSopo, July 2
• 593 - 7th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 2
• 594 - Dick LaRossa, July 3
• 595 - Gerald R. Stockman, July 3
• 596 - Ben Sonnenberg, July 4
• 597 - Avid Radiopharmaceuticals, July 4
• 598 - 16th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 4
• 598A - John H. Ewing, July 4 <- was included in above DYK hook, but wasn't credited
• 599 - Stephen B. Shepard, July 4
• 600 - Chris Welles, July 5

600s

• 601 - Illegals Program, July 5 - also proposed for WP:ITN. Renamed 2010 Russia – United States prisoner swap on July 9
• 602 - Richard B. Sellars, July 5
• 603 - Philip B. Hofmann, July 6
• 604 - Bill Hudson (photographer), July 6
• 605 - Carry Me Home: Birmingham, Alabama, the Climactic Battle of the Civil Rights Revolution, July 6 ==> renamed to Carry Me Home (book)
• 606 - Dwight Armstrong, July 6
• 607 - Rudolf Leopold, July 7
• 608 - Nuclear accidents by country, July 7
• 609 - Benjamin Sonnenberg, July 8
• 610 - William L. Taylor, July 8

610s

• 611 - Allyn Ferguson, July 8
• 612 - 17th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 9
• 613 - Corey Allen, July 9
• 614 - Stanley Wagner (vintner), July 9 - See Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Stanley Wagner (vintner) posted July 22; Article survived AfD and was renamed Stanley Wagner (winemaker)
• 615 - List of knuckleball pitchers, July 10
• 616 - F. James McDonald, July 10
• 617 - Louis Moyroud, July 11
• 618 - Rene Alphonse Higonnet, July 11
• 619 - Alan M. Kriegsman, July 12
• 620 - Jonathan Wolken, July 13

620s

• 621 - Thomas H. Paterniti, July 13
• 622 - Portrait of Wally, July 14
• 623 - Harriet E. Derman, July 14
• 624 - 18th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 14
• 625 - Hermann Snellen, July 14 --> moved to Herman Snellen (one "n" in first name) in September 2014
• 626 - Clement Finch, July 15
• 627 - George Otlowski, July 15
• 628 - Jerome Wolken, July 15
• 629 - Banta-Coe House, July 16
• 630 - Israel Hicks, July 16

630s

• 631 - Ernest L. Oros, July 17
• 632 - Laurence S. Weiss, July 17
• 633 - 19th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 17
• 634 - Jeffrey A. Warsh, July 18
• 635 - John J. Fay, Jr., July 18 --> moved to John J. Fay Jr. in December 2016 per WP:JR
• 636 - Stephen A. Mikulak, July 20
• 637 - William R. Callahan, July 21 - since renamed to William R. Callahan (priest)
• 638 - Randy Corman, July 21
• 639 - Flashblood, July 21
• 640 - George W. Webber (minister), July 22

640s:

• 641 - Clara Claiborne Park, July 22
• 642 - Martin Waldron, July 23
• 643 - Ann Waldron, July 24
• 644 - List of U.S. state minerals, rocks, stones and gemstones, July 25
• 645 - Alexander J. Menza, July 25
• 646 - Arnold Kramish, July 26
• 647 - John T. Gregorio, July 26
• 648 - 20th Legislative District (New Jersey), July 26
• 649 - Thomas J. Deverin, July 26
• 650 - Thomas G. Dunn, July 27

650s

• 651 - Democrats for Nixon, July 27
• 652 - Donald Griffin, July 28
• 653 - Robert Galambos, July 28
• 654 - Hallowell Davis, July 28
• 655 - Central Institute for the Deaf, July 28
• 656 - Seymour London, July 30
• 657 - Monroe Jay Lustbader, July 31
• 658 - 21st Legislative District (New Jersey), July 31
• 659 - Peter J. Genova, July 31
• 660 - Imagining Madoff, August 1

660s:

• 661 - Daniel I. Arnon, August 1
• 662 - Larry Keith, August 2
• 663 - Denise Jefferson, August 2
• 664 - Maureen Ogden, August 3
• 665 - 22nd Legislative District (New Jersey), August 3
• 666 - Arthur Williams (Elevator Bandit), August 5
• 667 - Jim Neu, August 5
• 668 - Stuart F. Feldman, August 5
• 669 - Charles Wall, August 5
• 670 - Eugene Goossen, August 6

670s:

• 671 - Doug Ohlson, August 6
• 672 - Carl Gordon (actor), August 7
• 673 - Harrison Howell Dodge, August 8
• 674 - Gerson Goldhaber, August 8
• 675 - Judith Peabody, August 8
• 676 - Nathan Quinones, August 8
• 677 - Women's Professional Basketball League, August 9
• 678 - Anthony J. Alvarado, August 9
• 679 - Wye Jamison Allanbrook, August 9
• 680 - Houston Angels, August 10

680s:

• 681 - Irving Anker, August 11
• 681A - New York City School Chancellor, August 11
• 682 - New York Stars (WBL), August 11
• 683 - Stephen B. Wiley, August 11
• 684 - 23rd Legislative District (New Jersey), August 11
• 685 - Al Goodman (singer), August 12
• 686 - John H. Dorsey, August 13
• 687 - Senatorial courtesy (New Jersey), August 13
• 688 - Michael Batterberry, August 13
• 689 - Food & Wine, August 13

690s:

• 690 - John R. Branca, August 14
• 691 - Eugene Anderson, August 15 (renamed to Eugene Anderson (lawyer))
• 692 - Arthur R. Albohn, August 15
• 693 - Iowa Cornets, August 15
• 694 - David Alexander (college president), August 15
• 695 - Bernie West, August 15
• 696 - Eva Shain, August 15
• 697 - Boxing judge, August 15
• 698 - Erich Steidtmann, August 16
• 699 - 24th Legislative District (New Jersey), August 16
• 700 - John Aylesworth, August 16

700s:

• 701 - Morrie Yohai, August 16
• 702 - Old London Foods, August 16
• 703 - James P. Vreeland, August 17
• 704 - New Jersey Gems, August 17
• 705 - Milwaukee Does, August 18
• 706 - List of successful English Channel swimmers, August 19 - See Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of successful English Channel swimmers
• 707 - Lee Lockwood, August 19
• 708 - Richard A. Stratton, August 19
• 709 - Enrique Tirabocchi, August 19
• 710 - Thomas C. Peebles, August 20
• 710A - Measles vaccine (see this link

710s:

• 711 - Henry Sullivan (swimmer), August 20 - article was moved in August 2016 to include disambiguation
• 712 - Fritz Teufel, August 21
• 713 - Amelia Gade Corson, August 21
• 714 - Bradley M. Campbell, August 21
• 715 - Harold Ginsberg, August 22
• 716 - Interns for Peace, August 22 (Note: second nom, for Bruce M. Cohen, was not counted due to overlap in content)
• 717 - Robert M. Chanock, August 23
• 718 - Marianne Espinosa, August 25
• 719 - Frank Gasparro, August 26
• 720 - Lou Smit, August 27

720s:

• 721 - Harvey B. Scribner, August 29
• 722 - Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, August 30
• 723 - Amin al-Hindi, August 30
• 724 - Harrison Price, September 1
• 725 - Lawrence Boadt, September 2
• 726 - 15 Penn Plaza, September 2
• 727 - James Mourilyan Tanner, September 3
• 728 - Helen Chinoy (renamed to Helen Krich Chinoy), September 4
• 729 - HD 10180, September 4
• 730 - Air bag vest, September 5

730s:

• 731 - Edward Kean, September 5
• 732 - Little Syria, Manhattan, September 6
• 733 - David Rowland, September 6 (renamed to David Rowland (industrial designer))
• 734 - Exercise and music, September 6
• 735 - Michel Montignac, September 7
• 736 - Jackson Gillis, September 7
• 737 - Robert S. Ingersoll, September 8
• 738 - Martin Dannenberg, September 9
• 739 - David Einhorn (rabbi), September 9
• 740 - Har Sinai Congregation, September 10

740s:

• 741 - Jacob Bigeleisen, September 10
• 742 - Jacob Mayer, September 10
• 743 - 1967–68 ABA season, September 11
• 744 - Edward Mead Johnson, September 12
• 745 - Mead Johnson, September 12
• 746 - C. Joseph Genster, September 13
• 747 - Metrecal, September 13
• 748 - Greenbelt Cooperative Publishing Assn., Inc. v. Bresler, September 13
• 749 - Dorothy Sucher, September 13
• 750 - Jacoby & Meyers, September 14

750s:

• 751 - Daniel P. Davison, September 14
• 752 - value-added modeling, September 14
• 753 - Jack Pitney, September 14
• 754 - George Hitchcock (poet), September 14
• 755 - Gail Koff, September 15
• 756 - Frank C. Garland, September 16
• 757 - Leo Trepp, September 16
• 758 - Operation Power Flite, September 17
• 759 - Satch Davidson, September 17
• 760 - Larry Ashmead, September 18

760s:

• 761 - Theban Desert Road Survey, September 18
• 762 - Frank Perls, September 18
• 763 - David J. Weber, September 18
• 764 - 25th Legislative District (New Jersey), September 18
• 765 - Alicia M. Soderberg, September 19
• 766 - Seymour Pine, September 20
• 767 - R. Smith Simpson, September 22
• 768 - Thomas Guinzburg, September 23
• 769 - Lucius Walker, September 23

770s:

• 770 - Elizabeth Jenkins (author), September 23
• 771 - lintuzumab, September 23
• 772 - Marc Tessier-Lavigne, September 24
• 773 - Gene Case, September 24
• 774 - Clive Donner, September 24
• 775 - Barbara Holland, September 24
• 776 - Hermann Gollancz, September 25
• 777 - Dockum Drug Store sit-in, September 25
• 778 - I'm not lovin' it, September 26
• 779 - Varnette Honeywood, September 26
• 780 - Robert Rompre, September 27

780s:

• 781 - linaclotide, September 27
• 782 - Al LaMacchia, September 27
• 783 - James E. Winner Jr., September 28
• 784 - Bacha posh, September 30
• 785 - William Coblentz (California) (renamed to William Coblentz (attorney), October 1
• 786 - Donald W. Davis, October 1
• 787 - Fathi Osman, October 2
• 788 - John R. Paul, October 2
• 789 - Paycheck Fairness Act, October 2
• 790 - Joyce Beber, October 2

790s:

• 791 - Jack Kershaw, October 5
• 792 - Ralph T. Coe, October 6
• 793 - Joseph L. Melnick, October 7
• 794 - Dorothy M. Horstmann, October 8
• 795 - Robert W. McCollum, October 8
• 796 - Gus Bevona, October 8
• 797 - William Harrison (physician), October 8
• 798 - George Ballis, October 8
• 799 - James Stovall, October 9
• 800 - Nativity: A Life Story, October 9

800s:

• 801 - Wayne Winterrowd, October 9
• 802 - Gerald S. Lesser, October 10
• 803 - Georgy Arbatov, October 12
• 804 - Never-Ending Language Learning, October 12
• 805 - Dick Griffey, October 13
• 806 - Dolores Wilson, October 13
• 807 - Arthur Holch, October 14
• 808 - Andy Albeck, October 14
• 809 - Ralph A. Loveys, October 15
• 810 - 26th Legislative District (New Jersey), October 15

810s:

• 811 - Stephen Pace (artist), October 15
• 812 - Sherman J. Maisel, October 16
• 813 - William W. Norton, October 17
• 814 - Mildred Barry Garvin, October 17
• 815 - Google driverless car, October 18
• 816 - Marshall Flaum, October 18
• 817 - Let My People Go: The Story of Israel, October 18
• 818 - Jehiel R. Elyachar, October 20
• 819 - R. Gordon Hoxie, October 20
• 820 - William Birenbaum, October 20

820s:

• 821 - Atlantic Wind Connection, October 21
• 822 - Gertrude Rhinelander Waldo, October 21
• 823 - Robert Tishman, October 22
• 824 - Louis Henkin, October 22
• 825 - Chuck Stewart, October 25
• 826 - Eric Joisel (renamed to Éric Joisel) - October 27
• 827 - Jim Fuchs, 0ctober 27
• 828 - Athletics at the 1952 Summer Olympics – Men's shot put, October 28
• 829 - Melvin Lane Powers, October 29
• 830 - 1366 Technologies, October 29

830s:

• 831 - Wesley Bennett, October 29
• 832 - Louis F. Bantle, October 29
• 833 - Frank Herbert (politician), October 30
• 834 - Harold Martin (New Jersey politician), October 30
• 835 - 39th Legislative District (New Jersey), October 30
• 836 - Consuelo Crespi, October 30
• 837 - Burton B. Roberts, November 2
• 838 - Betty S. Murphy, November 4
• 839 - Leo Cullum, November 4
• 840 - Dick Miles, November 5

840s:

• 841 - The Last Train From Hiroshima, November 5
• 842 - Blekko, November 6
• 843 - Michael Tabor (Black Panther), November 7
• 844 - George Cain, November 7
• 845 - Mary Emma Allison, November 8
• 846 - Liang Congjie, November 8
• 847 - Roy Skinner, November 9
• 848 - Shannon Tavarez, November 9
• 849 - Hall Thompson, November 9 -> renamed to Hall W. Thompson
• 850 - Jule Sugarman, November 14

850s:

• 851 - Quintin Dailey, November 15
• 852 - Geoffrey Crawley, November 16
• 853 - Donald S. Kellermann, November 18
• 854 - Robert Lipshutz, November 18
• 855 - Howard Van Hyning, November 19
• 856 - Theodore W. Kheel, November 23
• 857 - W. Howard Lester, November 27
• 858 - William Hohri, November 28
• 859 - Danny McDevitt, November 29
• 860 - Madison Square Presbyterian Church, New York City (1854), December 1

860s:

• 861 - Madison Square Presbyterian Church, New York City (1906), December 2
• 862 - Eric Schmertz, December 27
• 863 - Frank Bessac, December 30
• 864 - Morris L. Cohen, December 31, 2010
• 865 - John Warhola, January 1, 2011
• 866 - Steven W. Fisher, January 2
• 867 - Eugene Goldwasser, January 2
• 868 - Robert Macauley, January 3
• 869 - Frank Baldino, Jr., January 3 ==> moved to Frank Baldino Jr. on October 28, 2017
• 870 - Paul Calle, January 5

870s:

• 871 - Grant McCune, January 6
• 872 - Arnold Weiss, January 9
• 873 - Eugene K. Garfield, January 13
• 874 - Baby Tooth Survey, January 13
• 875 - Louise Reiss, January 13
• 876 - B. H. Friedman, January 18
• 877 - Ruth Cavin, January 19
• 878 - Husk Power Systems, January 21
• 879 - Vail Ski & Snowboard Academy, January 21
• 880 - 1960 NFL Championship Game, February 6

880s:

• 881 - Alfred Byrd Graf, May 30, 2010

Note: The count is two short, reflecting reductions to address missing entries 402 and 513 and add in uncredited (or improperly counted) entries 11A, 598A, 681A and 710A