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* [[2012]]: Former [[WVTM-TV]] reporter [[Ken Ward]] died in Charlotte, North Carolina. | * [[2012]]: Former [[WVTM-TV]] reporter [[Ken Ward]] died in Charlotte, North Carolina. | ||
* [[2009]]: Bandleader [[Frank Bettencourt]] died. | * [[2009]]: Bandleader [[Frank Bettencourt]] died. | ||
* [[2008]]: Singer [[Harry Young | * [[2008]]: Singer [[Harry Young Jr|Doc Soul Stirrer]] died of a heart attack at [[Medical West Hospital]] | ||
* [[2001]]: Sculptor [[John Rhoden]] died. | * [[2001]]: Sculptor [[John Rhoden]] died. | ||
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January 4 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2006: Born 2 Read opened.
- 2005: The new Homewood Middle School opened to students.
- 1875: Alderman William H. Morris took office as Mayor of Birmingham.
- 1866: Thomas Parsons married Molly Clementine Goodwin.
- 1861: Governor Andrew Moore ordered state troops to sieze and hold Forts Gaines and Morgan from United States troops in advance of secession.
Births
- 1947: Actor and Mouseketeer Tim Rooney was born in Birmingham.
- 1904: Manufacturers' representative William Veenschoten was born in Erie, Pennsylvania.
- 1842: Hueytown namesake Jesse Huey was born in Jefferson County.
Deaths
- 2018: News anchor Bill Bolen died.
- 2017: Developer and contractor James C. Lewis died.
- 2012: Former WVTM-TV reporter Ken Ward died in Charlotte, North Carolina.
- 2009: Bandleader Frank Bettencourt died.
- 2008: Singer Doc Soul Stirrer died of a heart attack at Medical West Hospital
- 2001: Sculptor John Rhoden died.
Sports
- 2014: Vanderbilt defeated Houston 41-24 in the 2014 BBVA Compass Bowl at Legion Field.