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List of Yes members

2009-07-29T21:14:57Z

Spikebrennan: New page: ==Personnel== {| class="wikitable" |- ! Year ! Lead vocals ! Guitar ! Keyboards ! Bass ! Drums |- ! 1968–1970 |rowspan="6"| Jon Anderson |Peter Banks |rowspan="2"| [[Tony Kaye (m...

==Personnel==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Lead vocals
! Guitar
! Keyboards
! Bass
! Drums
|-
! 1968–1970
|rowspan="6"| [[Jon Anderson]]
|[[Peter Banks]]
|rowspan="2"| [[Tony Kaye (musician)|Tony Kaye]]
|rowspan="7"| [[Chris Squire]]
|rowspan="3"| [[Bill Bruford]]
|-
! 1970–1971
|rowspan="6"| [[Steve Howe (guitarist)|Steve Howe]]
|-
! 1971–1972
|rowspan="2"| [[Rick Wakeman]]
|-
! 1972–1974
|rowspan="4"| [[Alan White (Yes drummer)|Alan White]]
|-
! 1974–1976
|[[Patrick Moraz]]
|-
! 1976–1980
|Rick Wakeman
|-
! 1980–1981
|[[Trevor Horn]]
|[[Geoff Downes]]
|-
! 1981–1983
|align="center" colspan="5"| ''Group disbanded''
|-
! 1983–1989
|rowspan="9"| Jon Anderson
|[[Trevor Rabin]]
|Tony Kaye
|rowspan="9"| Chris Squire
|Alan White
|-
! 1990–1992
|Trevor Rabin<br />Steve Howe
|Tony Kaye<br />Rick Wakeman
|Alan White<br />Bill Bruford
|-
! 1993–1994
|Trevor Rabin
|Tony Kaye
|rowspan="7"| Alan White
|-
! 1995–1997
|Steve Howe
|Rick Wakeman
|-
! 1997
|rowspan="2"| Steve Howe<br />Billy Sherwood
|Billy Sherwood
|-
! 1997–2000
|rowspan="2"| [[Igor Khoroshev]]
|-
! 2000
|rowspan="3"| Steve Howe
|-
! 2001–2002
| [[Tom Brislin]]
|-
! 2002–2004
|Rick Wakeman
|-
! 2004–2008
|align="center" colspan="5"| ''Group on hiatus''
|-
! 2008-present
|[[Benoît David]]
|Steve Howe
|[[Oliver Wakeman]]
|Chris Squire
|Alan White
|}

1993 Philadelphia Phillies roster

2009-07-29T21:07:13Z

Spikebrennan: /* Roster */

'''Pitchers'''
* Danny Jackson
* Bobby Thigpen
* Curt Schilling
* Donn Pall
* David West
* Terry Mulholland
* Roger Mason
* Tommy Greene
* Tim Mauser
* Mitch Williams

'''Catchers'''
* Darren Daulton
* Todd Pratt

'''Infielders'''
* Kim Batiste
* Mariano Duncan
* Mickey Morandini
* Dave Hollins
* Ricky Jordan
* Kevin Stocker
* Juan Bell
* John Kruk

'''Outfielders'''
* Lenny Dykstra
* Jim Eisenreich
* Pete Incaviglia
* Milt Thompson
* Wes Chamberlain

'''Manager'''
* Jim Fregosi

'''Coaches'''
* Larry Bowa
* Denis Menke
* Johnny Podres
* Mel Roberts
* Mike Ryan
* John Vukovich

1993 Philadelphia Phillies roster

2009-07-29T21:04:12Z

Spikebrennan: New page: ===Roster=== {| class="toccolours" style="font-size: 95%;" |- ! colspan="10" style="background-color: #A50024; color: #FFFFFF; text-align: center;" | {{Tnavbar-header|'''1993 Philadelphia ...

===Roster===
{| class="toccolours" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! colspan="10" style="background-color: #A50024; color: #FFFFFF; text-align: center;" | {{Tnavbar-header|'''1993 Philadelphia Phillies roster'''|1993 Philadelphia Phillies roster|plain=1|fontcolor=#FFFFFF}}
|-
| colspan="7" style="background-color: #263473; color: white; text-align: center;" | '''Roster
|-
| valign="top" | '''Pitchers'''
* {{MLBplayer|27|[[Danny Jackson]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|37|[[Bobby Thigpen]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|38|[[Curt Schilling]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|39|[[Donn Pall]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|40|[[David West (baseball)|David West]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|45|[[Terry Mulholland]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|48|[[Roger Mason (baseball)|Roger Mason]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|49|[[Tommy Greene]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|52|[[Tim Mauser]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|99|[[Mitch Williams]]}}
| width="25px" |
| valign="top" | '''Catchers'''
* {{MLBplayer|10|[[Darren Daulton]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|23|[[Todd Pratt]]}}

'''Infielders'''
* {{MLBplayer| 5|[[Kim Batiste]]}}
* {{MLBplayer| 7|[[Mariano Duncan]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|12|[[Mickey Morandini]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|15|[[Dave Hollins]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|17|[[Ricky Jordan]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|19|[[Kevin Stocker]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|24|[[Juan Bell]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|29|[[John Kruk]]}}
| width="25px" |
| valign="top" | '''Outfielders'''
* {{MLBplayer| 4|[[Lenny Dykstra]]}}
* {{MLBplayer| 8|[[Jim Eisenreich]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|22|[[Pete Incaviglia]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|25|[[Milt Thompson (baseball)|Milt Thompson]]}}
* {{MLBplayer|44|[[Wes Chamberlain]]}}
| width="25px" |
| valign="top" | '''Manager'''
* {{MLBplayer|11|[[Jim Fregosi]]}}
'''Coaches'''
* {{MLBplayer| 2|[[Larry Bowa]] (third base)}}
* {{MLBplayer|--|[[Denis Menke]] (hitting)}}
* {{MLBplayer|46|[[Johnny Podres]] (pitching)}}
* {{MLBplayer|26|[[Mel Roberts]] (first base)}}
* {{MLBplayer|--|[[Mike Ryan (catcher)|Mike Ryan]] (bullpen)}}
* {{MLBplayer|18|[[John Vukovich]]}}
|}

Philadelphia streets

2009-07-29T21:02:38Z

Spikebrennan: New page: * Market * Chestnut * Walnut * Locust * Spruce * Pine * Lombard * South * Broad * Benjamin Franklin * Passyunk * Moyamensing * Ridge * Germantown * Roosevelt * City * Bainbridge * Dock * K...

* Market
* Chestnut
* Walnut
* Locust
* Spruce
* Pine
* Lombard
* South
* Broad
* Benjamin Franklin
* Passyunk
* Moyamensing
* Ridge
* Germantown
* Roosevelt
* City
* Bainbridge
* Dock
* Kelly
* Pattison
* Ellsworth
* Federal
* Tasker
* Morris
* Snyder
* Wharton
* Oregon

Lithuanian gods

2009-07-29T20:58:39Z

Spikebrennan: New page: *'''Dievas''', the Chief God (Hindu Deva). *'''Dievas Senelis''' ("God Old Man"), a manifestation of God. According some reconstructions, that do not recognize...

*'''[[Dievas (Lithuanian god)|Dievas]]''', the Chief God (Hindu Deva).
*'''Dievas Senelis''' ("God Old Man"), a manifestation of God. According some reconstructions, that do not recognize manifestations of God in the primary Lithuanian mythology, he was a separate deity, a teacher of people and judge of their morality. He looks like an old traveling beggar. Dievas Senelis is proficient at magic and medicine.
*'''Praamžius''', an [[epithet]] of [[Dievas (Lithuanian god)|God]].
*'''[[Aušrinė]]''', the Morning Star, a goddess, a daughter of the God ("dievaitė"). She was the goddess of the morning. Aušrinė has many similarities with the [[Greek mythology|Greek]] goddess [[Eos]], and the [[Roman mythology|Roman]] goddess [[Aurora (mythology)|Aurora]]. Alternatively her name is given as '''Aušra''' ("dawn").
*'''[[Dalia (mythology)|Dalia]]''', goddess of fate and weaving.
*'''[[Gabija]]''', the foster of the Holy Fire, a goddess, a daughter of the God ("dievaitė").
*'''[[Laima]]''', goddess of Fate and Luck (Laxmi Ma in Hinduism).
*'''Mėnuo''', the Moon, a son of God ("dievaitis").
*'''[[Perkūnas]]''', the Thunder, a son of God ("dievaitis") (Parjanya in Hinduism).
*'''[[Saulė (Lithuanian mythology)|Saulė]]''', the Sun (Surya in Hinduism).
*'''[[Ašvieniai]]''', horses who pulled the chariot of the Sun (Ashwa in Sanskrit for "horse").
*'''Vakarinė''', god of the Evening Star.
*'''Vytautus''', god of good grooming.
*'''[[Žemyna]]''', goddess, the deified soil (Zamin in Persian and Hindi for "land").
*'''Deivės Valdytojos''' (Lithuanian: ''Governing Goddesses''), were the goddesses who made [[garment]]s from human's lives. They were seven sisters: Verpiančioji (who spun the threads of life), Metančioji (who threw rims of life), Audėja (the weaver), Gadintoja (who broke the thread), Sergėtoja (who scolded Gadintoja, and instigated war between people), Nukirpėja (who cut the cloth of life), and Išskalbėja (the laundress). They have similarities with the [[Greek mythology|Greek]] [[Fates]] and the [[Norse mythology|Norse]] [[Norns]]. Deivės Valdytojos were associated with [[Dalia (mythology)|Dalia]] and [[Laima]].
*'''[[Žvaigždės]]''' (žvaigždė, in [[Grammatical number|singular]]), stars, having the [[Saulė (Lithuanian mythology)|Sun]] as their mother and, sometimes, the [[Moon]] as their father. One of the most important stars is [[Aušrinė]]. Other stars, Aušrinė's sisters, are less important, but they, like '''Vakarinė''' or '''Vakarė''' (the evening Venus, who makes the bed for [[Saulė (Lithuanian mythology)|Saulė]], the sun), ''Indraja'' (Jupiter; Indra in Hinduism), ''Sėlija'' (Saturn), ''Žiezdrė'' (Mars) and ''Vaivora'' (Mercury), sometimes appear in mythic stories too.

Aztec gods

2009-07-29T20:57:09Z

Spikebrennan: New page: God help you if you're trying to spell these from memory. * Acolnahuacatl, or Acolmiztli - a god of the underworld, Mictlan * ''Acuecucyoicihuati'' (see [[C...

God help you if you're trying to spell these from memory.

* [[Acolnahuacatl (deity)|Acolnahuacatl]], or Acolmiztli - a god of the underworld, [[Mictlan]]
* ''Acuecucyoicihuati'' (see [[Chalchiuhtlicue]])
* [[Amimitl]] - god of lakes and fishers

* [[Atlacamani]] - goddess of oceanic storms such as hurricanes
* [[Atlacoya]] - goddess of drought
* [[Atlatonan]] (also ''Atlatonin'') - goddess of the coast
* [[Atlaua]] - water god
* [[Ayauhteotl]] - goddess of mist, fog, vanity and fame

* [[Camaxtli]] - god of hunting, war, fate and fire
* ''Centeotl'' (see [[Cinteotl]])
* [[Chalchiuhtlatonal]] - god of water
* [[Chalchiuhtecolotl]] - a night owl god
[[Image:Chalchiutlicue rios.jpg|right|350px|thumb|'''Chalchiutlicue''' from [[Codex Ríos]].]]
* [[Chalchiuhtlicue]] (also ''Chalciuhtlicue,'' or ''Chalchihuitlicue'') (She of the Jade Skirt). (Sometimes ''Acuecucyoticihuati'') - the goddess of lakes and streams, and also of birth; consort of [[Tlaloc]].

* [[Chalchiuhtotoliq]] (Precious Night Turkey) - god of pestilence and mystery
* [[Chalmecatecuchtlz]] - a god of the underworld, [[Mictlan]] and sacrifices
* [[Chalmecatl]] the underworld, [[Mictlan]] and the north
* [[Chantico]] - the goddess of hearth fires, personal treasure, and volcanoes
* [[Chicomecoatl]] (also ''Chalchiuhcihuatl'', ''Chiccomeccatl'', or ''Xilonen'') - goddess of new [[maize]] and produce, wife of [[Cinteotl]].

* [[Chicomexochtli]] - a patron of artists
* [[Chiconahui]] - a domestic fertility goddess
* [[Chiconahuiehecatl]] - associated with creation
* [[Cihuacoatl]] (also ''Chihucoatl'' or ''Ciucoatl'') (Woman Serpent) - an aspect of [[Ilamatecuhtli]] and consort of [[Quetzalcoatl]]

* [[Cinteotl]] (also ''Centeotl'' or ''Centeocihuatl'') - the principal [[maize]] god, son of [[Tlazolteotl]]

* [[Cipactonal]] - god of astrology and the calendar
* ''Citlalatonac'' (see [[Ometeotl]])
* [[Citlalicue]] - a creator of the stars
* [[Coatlicue]] (She of the Serpent Skirt) - legendary mother of [[Coyolxauhqui]], the [[Centzonuitznaua|Centzon Huitzahua]], and [[Huitzilopochtli]]
* [[Cochimetl]] (also ''Coccochimetl'') - god of commerce, bartering, and merchants

* [[Coyolxauhqui]] - legendary sister of [[Huitzilopochtli]], associated with the moon, possibly patroness of the [[milky way]]
* [[Cuaxolotl]] - a goddess of the hearth

* [[Ehecatl]] (also ''Ehecatl-[[Quetzalcoatl]]'') - the god of the Wind and creator of the earth, heavens, and the present race of humanity. As god of the west, one of the [[skybearer]]s

* [[Huehuecoyotl]] (also ''Ueuecoyotl'') - a trickster god of indulgence and pranks. A [[shapeshifting|shapeshifter]], associated with drums and the coyote
* [[Huehueteotl]] (also ''Ueueteotl'', ''Xiuhtecuhtli'', ''Xiutechuhtli'') - an ancient god of the hearth, the fire of life. Associated with the pole star and the north, and serves as a [[skybearers|skybearer]]
* [[Huitzilopochtli]] (also ''Mextli'', ''Mexitl'', ''Uitzilopochtli'') - the supreme god of [[Tenochtitlan]], patron of war, fire and the sun
* [[Huixtocihuatl]] (also ''Uixtochihuatl'') - a goddess of salt and saltwater

* [[Ilamatecuhtli]] (also ''Cihuacoatl'' or ''Quilaztli'') - aged goddess of the earth, death, and the [[milky way]]. Her roar signalled war
* [[Itztlacoliuhqui-Ixquimilli]] - god of stone, obsidian, coldness hardness, and castigation. Aspect of [[Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli]]
* [[Itzli]] - god of sacrifice and stone knives.
* [[Itzpapalotl]] - Queen of [[Tomoanchan]] and one of the [[Cihuateteo]] (night demons) and [[tzitzimime]] (star demons)
* [[Ixtlilton]] - the god of healing, dancing, festivals and games. Brother of [[Xochipilli]].
* [[Macuilcozcacuauhtli]] (five vulture) - one of the [[Ahuiateteo]] (gods of excess)
* [[Macuilcuetzpalin]] (five lizard) - one of the [[Ahuiateteo]] (gods of excess)
* [[Macuilmalinalli]] (five grass) - one of the [[Ahuiateteo]] (gods of excess)
* [[Macuil-Tochtli|Macuiltochtli]] (five rabbit) - one of the [[Ahuiateteo]] (gods of excess)
* [[Macuilxochitl]] (five flower) - the god of games and gambling, and chief of the [[Ahuiateteo]] (gods of excess)

* [[Malinalxochitl]] - sorceress and goddess of snakes, scorpions and insects of the desert
* [[Matlalceuitl]] (also ''Matlalcueje'') - goddess of rainfall and singing. Identified with [[Chalchiuhtlicue]].
* [[Mayahuel]] (also ''Mayahual'', or ''Mayouel'') - the goddess of [[maguey]], and by extension, alcohol
* [[Metztli]] (also ''Metztli'', ''Tecuciztecatl'', ''Tecciztecatl'')- lowly god of worms who failed to sacrifice himself to become the sun, and became the moon instead, his face darkened by a rabbit.
* [[Mextli]] - a god of war and storms

* [[Mictecacihuatl]] (also ''Mictlancihuatl'') - goddess of death and Lady of [[Mictlan]], the [[underworld]]
* [[Mictlantecuhtli]] (also ''Mictlantecuhtzi'', or ''Tzontemoc'') - the god of death and Lord of [[Mictlan]], also as god of the south, one of the [[skybearers]]
* [[Mixcoatl]] (cloud serpent) - god of hunting, war, and the [[milky way]]. An aspect of [[Tezcatlpoca]] and father of [[Quetzalcoatl]]

* [[Nanahuatzin]] (also ''Nana'', ''Nanautzin'', or ''Nanauatzin'') - lowly god who sacrificed himself to become sun god [[Tonatiuh]]

* ''Omacatl'' (see [[Tezcatlipoca]])
* ''Omecihuatl'' (see [[Ometeotl]])
* ''Ometecuhtli'' (see [[Ometeotl]])
* [[Ometeotl]] (also ''Citlatonac'' or ''Ometecuhtli'' (male) and ''Omecihuatl'' (female)) - the god(s) of duality, pregenator(s) of souls and lord/lady of heaven

* [[Ometotchtli]] (two rabbit) - drunken rabbit god, leader of the [[Centzon Totochtin]]
* [[Opochtli]] - left-handed god of trapping, hunting and fishing
* [[Oxomoco]] - goddess of astrology and the calendar

* [[Patecatl]] - the god of medicine, husband of [[Mayahuel]]
* [[Paynal]] - the messenger to [[Huitzilopochtli]]
[[Image:Quetzalcoatl Ehecatl.jpg|thumb|350px|right| '''Quetzalcoatl''' in human form, using the symbols of [[Ehecatl]], from the [[Codex Borgia]].]]
* [[Quetzalcoatl]] (also Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli) (quetzal-feathered serpent) - creator god and patron of rulership, priests and merchants. Associated with [[Ehecatl]] as the divine wind
* ''Quilaztli'' (see [[Ilamatecuhtli]])

* ''Tecciztecatl'' (see [[Mextli]])
* [[Temazcalteci]] (also ''Temaxcaltechi'') - goddess of bathing and sweatbaths
* [[Teoyaomicqui]] (also ''Teoyaomiqui'')- the god of dead warriors
* [[Tepeyollotl]] - (The jaguar form of [[Tezcatlipoca]]) god of the heart of the mountain, associated with [[jaguar]]s, echoes, and earthquakes
* [[Tepoztecatl]] (also ''Tezcatzontecatl'') - god of [[pulque]] and rabbits

* [[Teteoinnan]] - mother of the gods
* [[Tezcatlipoca]] (also ''Omacatl'', ''Titlacauan'') - omnipotent god of rulers, sorcerers and warriors; night, death, discord, conflict, temptation and change. A sinister rival to [[Quetzalcoatl]]. Can appear as a [[jaguar]].
* [[Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli]] - destructive god of the morning star (venus), dawn, and of the east. One of the [[skybearers]]

* [[Tlaloc]] (also ''Nuhualpilli'') - the great and ancient provider and god of rain, fertility and lightning
* [[Tlaltecuhtli]] - goddess of earth, associated with difficult births

* [[Tlazolteotl]] (also ''Tlaelquani'', ''Tlazolteotli'')- the goddess of purification from filth, disease or excess
* [[Tloquenahuaque]] - a creator god or ruler
* [[Toci]] (also ''Temazcalteci'') - grandmother goddess, heart of the earth and mother of the gods. Associated with midwives and war
* [[Tonacatecuhtli]] - the aged creator and provider of food and patron of conceptions
* [[Tonacacihuatl]] - consort of [[Tonacatecuhtli]]

* [[Tonantzin]] - a mother goddess
* [[Tonatiuh]] - a sun god and heavenly warrior, associated with eagles and with the [[Maya civilization|Maya]]
* [[Tzitzmitl]] - aged grandmother goddess

* [[Xilonen]] - the goddess of young [[maize]]
* [[Xipe Totec]] - the god of the seasons, seed germination and renewal, considered the patron of goldworkers
* [[Xiuhcoatl]] (fire serpent or turquoise serpent) - embodiment of the sun's rays and emblem of [[Xiuhtecuhtli]]
* [[Xiuhtecuhtli]] -(also called [[Huehueteotl]])

* [[Xochipilli]] - the young god of feasting, painting, dancing, games, and writing. Associated with [[Macuilxochitl]] and [[Cinteotl]]
* [[Xochiquetzal]] - goddess of love, beauty, female sexuality, prostitutes, flowers, pleasure, craft, weaving, and young mothers
* [[Xocotl]] - star god associated with fire
* [[Xolotl]] - canine companion of [[Quetzalcoatl]] and god of twins, sickness and deformity. Accompanies the dead to [[Mictlan]]

* [[Yacatecuhtli]] (also ''Yactecuhtli'') - the god of merchants and travelers

United States

2009-07-29T20:54:33Z

Spikebrennan:

=Alphabetical listing=
* Alabama - Montgomery
* Alaska - Juneau
* Arizona - Phoenix
* Arkansas - Little Rock
* California - Sacramento
* Colorado - Denver
* Connecticut - Hartford
* Delaware - Dover
* Florida - Tallahassee
* Georgia - Atlanta
* Hawaii - Honolulu
* Idaho - Boise
* Illinois - Springfield
* Indiana - Indianapolis
* Iowa - Des Moines
* Kansas - Topeka
* Kentucky - Frankfort
* Louisiana - Baton Rouge
* Maine - Augusta
* Maryland - Annapolis
* Massachusetts - Boston
* Michigan - Lansing
* Minnesota - Saint Paul
* Mississippi - Jackson
* Missouri - Jefferson City
* Montana - Helena
* Nebraska - Lincoln
* Nevada - Carson City
* New Hampshire - Concord
* New Jersey - Trenton
* New Mexico - Santa Fe
* New York - Albany
* North Carolina - Raleigh
* North Dakota - Bismarck
* Ohio - Columbus
* Oklahoma - Oklahoma City
* Oregon - Salem
* Pennsylvania - Harrisburg
* Rhode Island - Providence
* South Carolina - Columbia
* South Dakota - Pierre
* Tennessee - Nashville
* Texas - Austin
* Utah - Salt Lake City
* Vermont - Montpelier
* Virginia - Richmond
* Washington - Olympia
* West Virginia - Charleston
* Wisconsin - Madison
* Wyoming - Cheyenne

Note: Naming after cities can cause confusion. Such as, "I can't reach Cheyenne."

=Listing in order of admission to the Union=
==States==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! # !! {{flagicon|United States}} !! State !! Ratification‡ or Admission !! Preceding Entity
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|1
|{{flagicon|Delaware}}
|[[Delaware]]
|{{dts|link=on|1787|12|07}} ‡
|[[Delaware Colony|Lower Counties on Delaware]], then [[sovereignty|sovereign]] [[U.S. state|state]] in [[Articles of Confederation|Confederation]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|2
|{{flagicon|Pennsylvania}}
|[[Pennsylvania]]
|{{dts|link=on|1787|12|12}} ‡
|[[Province of Pennsylvania]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|3
|{{flagicon|New Jersey}}
|[[New Jersey]]
|{{dts|link=on|1787|12|18}} ‡
|[[Province of New Jersey]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|4
|{{flagicon|Georgia (U.S. state)}}
|[[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|01|02}} ‡
|[[Province of Georgia]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|5
|{{flagicon|Connecticut}}
|[[Connecticut]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|01|09}} ‡
|[[Connecticut Colony]], then sovereign state in Confederation<includeonly>
|}</includeonly></onlyinclude>
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|6
|{{flagicon|Massachusetts}}
|[[Massachusetts]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|02|06}} ‡
|[[Province of Massachusetts Bay]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|7
|{{flagicon|Maryland}}
|[[Maryland]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|04|28}} ‡
|[[Province of Maryland]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|8
|{{flagicon|South Carolina}}
|[[South Carolina]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|05|23}} ‡
|[[Province of South Carolina]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|9
|{{flagicon|New Hampshire}}
|[[New Hampshire]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|06|21}} ‡
|[[Province of New Hampshire]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|10
|{{flagicon|Virginia}}
|[[Virginia]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|06|25}} ‡
|[[Virginia Colony]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|11
|{{flagicon|New York}}
|[[New York]]
|{{dts|link=on|1788|07|26}} ‡
|[[Province of New York]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|12
|{{flagicon|North Carolina}}
|[[North Carolina]]
|{{dts|link=on|1789|11|21}} ‡
|[[Province of North Carolina]], then sovereign state in Confederation
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|13
|{{flagicon|Rhode Island}}
|[[Rhode Island|Rhode Island [and Providence Plantations]]]
|{{dts|link=on|1790|05|29}} ‡
|[[Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations]], then sovereign state
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|14
|{{flagicon|Vermont}}
|[[Vermont]]
|{{dts|link=on|1791|03|04}}
|[[Province of New York]] and [[New Hampshire Grants]] (ownership disputed), [[Vermont Republic]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|15
|{{flagicon|Kentucky}}
|[[Kentucky]]
|{{dts|link=on|1792|06|01}}
|[[Virginia]] ([[Kentucky County, Virginia|Kentucky County]])
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|16
|{{flagicon|Tennessee}}
|[[Tennessee]]
|{{dts|link=on|1796|06|01}}
|[[Province of North Carolina]], [[Southwest Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|17
|{{flagicon|Ohio}}
|[[Ohio]]
|{{dts|link=on|1803|03|01}}*
|[[Northwest Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|18
|{{flagicon|Louisiana}}
|[[Louisiana]]
|{{dts|link=on|1812|04|30}}
|[[Territory of Orleans]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|19
|{{flagicon|Indiana}}
|[[Indiana]]
|{{dts|link=on|1816|12|11}}
|[[Indiana Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|20
|{{flagicon|Mississippi}}
|[[Mississippi]]
|{{dts|link=on|1817|12|10}}
|[[Mississippi Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|21
|{{flagicon|Illinois}}
|[[Illinois]]
|{{dts|link=on|1818|12|03}}
|[[Illinois Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|22
|{{flagicon|Alabama}}
|[[Alabama]]
|{{dts|link=on|1819|12|14}}
|[[Alabama Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|23
|{{flagicon|Maine}}
|[[Maine]]
|{{dts|link=on|1820|03|15}}
| [[District of Maine]] in [[Massachusetts]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|24
|{{flagicon|Missouri}}
|[[Missouri]]
|{{dts|link=on|1821|08|10}}
|[[Missouri Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|25
|{{flagicon|Arkansas}}
|[[Arkansas]]
|{{dts|link=on|1836|06|15}}
|[[Arkansas Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|26
|{{flagicon|Michigan}}
|[[Michigan]]
|{{dts|link=on|1837|01|26}}
|[[Michigan Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|27
|{{flagicon|Florida}}
|[[Florida]]
|{{dts|link=on|1845|03|03}}
|[[Florida Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|28
|{{flagicon|Texas}}
|[[Texas]]
|{{dts|link=on|1845|12|29}}
|[[Republic of Texas]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|29
|{{flagicon|Iowa}}
|[[Iowa]]
|{{dts|link=on|1846|12|28}}
|[[Iowa Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|30
|{{flagicon|Wisconsin}}
|[[Wisconsin]]
|{{dts|link=on|1848|05|29}}
|[[Wisconsin Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|31
|{{flagicon|California}}
|[[California]]
|{{dts|link=on|1850|09|09}}
|[[California Republic]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|32
|{{flagicon|Minnesota}}
|[[Minnesota]]
|{{dts|link=on|1858|05|11}}
|[[Minnesota Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|33
|{{flagicon|Oregon}}
|[[Oregon]]
|{{dts|link=on|1859|02|14}}
|[[Oregon Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|34
|{{flagicon|Kansas}}
|[[Kansas]]
|{{dts|link=on|1861|01|29}}
|[[Kansas Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|35
|{{flagicon|West Virginia}}
|[[West Virginia]]
|{{dts|link=on|1863|06|20}}
|[[Virginia]] ''(divided up)''
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|36
|{{flagicon|Nevada}}
|[[Nevada]]
|{{dts|link=on|1864|10|31}}
|[[Nevada Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|37
|{{flagicon|Nebraska}}
|[[Nebraska]]
|{{dts|link=on|1867|03|01}}
|[[Nebraska Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|38
|{{flagicon|Colorado}}
|[[Colorado]]
|{{dts|link=on|1876|08|01}}
|[[Colorado Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|39 †
|{{flagicon|North Dakota}}
|[[North Dakota]]
|{{dts|link=on|1889|11|02}}
|[[Dakota Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|40 †
|{{flagicon|South Dakota}}
|[[South Dakota]]
|{{dts|link=on|1889|11|02}}
|[[Dakota Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|41
|{{flagicon|Montana}}
|[[Montana]]
|{{dts|link=on|1889|11|08}}
|[[Montana Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|42
|{{flagicon|Washington}}
|[[Washington]]
|{{dts|link=on|1889|11|11}}
|[[Washington Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|43
|{{flagicon|Idaho}}
|[[Idaho]]
|{{dts|link=on|1890|07|03}}
|[[Idaho Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|44
|{{flagicon|Wyoming}}
|[[Wyoming]]
|{{dts|link=on|1890|07|10}}
|[[Wyoming Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|45
|{{flagicon|Utah}}
|[[Utah]]
|{{dts|link=on|1896|01|04}}
|[[Utah Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|46
|{{flagicon|Oklahoma}}
|[[Oklahoma]]
|{{dts|link=on|1907|11|16}}
|[[Oklahoma Territory]] and [[Indian Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|47
|{{flagicon|New Mexico}}
|[[New Mexico]]
|{{dts|link=on|1912|01|06}}
|[[New Mexico Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|48
|{{flagicon|Arizona}}
|[[Arizona]]
|{{dts|link=on|1912|02|14}}
|[[Arizona Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|49
|{{flagicon|Alaska}}
|[[Alaska]]
|{{dts|link=on|1959|01|03}}
|[[Russia]] and then [[Alaska Territory]]
|- valign="top" halign="left"
|50
|{{flagicon|Hawaii}}
|[[Hawaii]]
|{{dts|link=on|1959|08|21}}
|[[Kingdom of Hawaii|Kingdom of Hawai'i]], [[Republic of Hawaii|Republic of Hawai'i]] and then [[Territory of Hawaii|Hawaii Territory]]
|}