April 27 in history: • 395 – Aelia Eudoxia married Byzantine emperor Arcadius without the knowledge or consent of Rufinus, the Praetorian prefect who had intended for his own daughter to wed the emperor. → go there • 1810 – Ludwig van Beethoven composed his Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor, better known as "Für Elise", one of his most popular compositions. → go there • 1936 – The trilogy The Adventure Girls (second book pictured), by the children's author Clair Blank, was copyrighted by A. L. Burt. → go there • 1997 – American spree killer Andrew Cunanan murdered Jeffrey Trail, a former friend and a Gulf War veteran, who became the first victim of Cunanan's killing spree. → go there Born 1759: Mary Wollstonecraft → go there Born 1834: Margaret Macpherson Grant Wiki link Born 1926: Basil A. Paterson Wiki link Born 1998: Cristian Romero Wiki link Pictured: ''The Adventure Girls in the Air''.