Years Month Description
1955 October, 28 William Henry Gates III is born in Seattle, Washington.

*William Henry Gates was born in Seattle, Washington on the 26th of October in 1955.
1967 Bill goes to Lakeside School.
1969 Bill, Paul Allen and two other classmates form The Lakeside Programmers Group.
1973 Bill goes to Harvard University, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
1975 April Nineteen-years-old Bill and Paul Allen start the Microsoft company in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
1977 January At the age of twenty-one Bill leaves Harvard University. Microsoft starts producing operating systems for IBM’s new personal computers.
1983 September Microsoft introduces its first applications program, Word1.
1986 March, 13 Bill and Paul Allen become millionaires.
1986 August Bill and Paul Allen donate $2.2 million to Lakeside School for a new science and mathematics building – the Allen Gates Hall.

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