Untitled Garrett using Benjamin Hinton Blue Benjamin using James Hinton Blue. 5.William Jefferson BLUE (18641912), obit publ Tri-County Gazette May 23, http://www.dunnuck.com/bio-Blue.html
Extractions: This is just my work sheet as I am trying to learn about Benjamin BLUE, the guardian of Joshua Dunnuck's children.. Source: Blue Family Association , online at http://members.tripod.com/blue_family/b103.htm, Quotes in BLUE " Benjamin BLUE (1802-1867), m.1824 Margaret RILEY (1793-1881). He was born in OH, probably in Jefferson Co. where his parents owned a farm of 200 acres. While Benjamin was a lad, the family moved to Fayette Co. OH, where he attended the subscription schools of the neighborhood and attained a basic education in the "three R's". Upon attaining manhood, he sought the hand of Margaret RILEY and they were married in Fayette Co. OH. For 12 years after their marriage Benjamin rented and worked tracts of land. It was hard to get ahead, so they decided to go west to seek better opportunities. He made a trip to IN in 1834, traveling most of the journey on horseback, and learned that he could greatly better his condition there. So, in the Fall of 1836, he placed his family into covered wagons and moved to Kosciusko Co. IN. He then received from the government title to a half section of the best land that he could find, in what is now Franklin and Harrison Twps. He was probably the first settler in Franklin Twp. Here they carved a life out of the wilderness and Benjamin later served his county in the State Legislature (ca1851). He was a member of the Democratic Party. Benjamin and Margaret died in Kosciusko Co. IN and are buried at Mentone Cemetery. Census records indicate that Benjamin and Margaret
VHS: Civil War Manuscripts James H. Aiken diary, JanuaryAugust, 1863. Allen family of Winhall, Vt., papers,1856-1884. Three years in the Civil War, 1861-1864, 1912. http://www.vermonthistory.org/civilw.htm
Extractions: The Vermont Historical Society Library contains a significant amount of information about the Civil War. These are some links to help you discover what we have and what is at other institutions. Rufus Kinsely's Diary published by Cambridge University PRess Underground Railroad in Vermont Links to other Civil War websites Vermont Military Records Project ArcCat , an online database of Vermont manuscripts, including Civil War materials Learn more about the VHS Library Brief index of some Civil War manuscripts at the VHS Library During two months in the spring of 1997 an archivist at the VHS attempted to catalog as many of its Civil War manuscript collections as possible. The list below summaries what we found. Use ARCCAT to conduct full searches. The Civil War cataloging project was funded by a grant from the Ellis Phillips Foundation. Please use the "Call Number" given below when referring to specific collections. A-B
People Behind The Names A ELOY ALFARO (18641912) Ecuadorian general and politician. RUSSELL A. ALGER (1836-1907) ETHAN Allen (1737-1789) Revolutionary War soldier and author. http://www.armed-guard.com/pbtna.html
Archives Of The Gray Herbarium Thomas Potts James inventory in Archives Guide, 18261892. Watson, Sereno 1864-1912. Woolson, George Clark, 1892-1922, 3, 1848-1924 http://www.huh.harvard.edu/libraries/sw.htm
W. R. Grace & Co. Records 1828-1986, Arthur, Chester Alan, 18291886.; Astor, John Jacob, 1864-1912.; Barlow, William Jackson, 1836-1909.; Phelan, James D. (James Duval), 1861-1930.; http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/eresources/archives/collections/html/4078823.htm
Extractions: Biographical Note William Russell Grace (1832-1904) and Michael Paul Grace (1842-1920) emigrated from Ireland during the 1850s and set up in business respectively in New York and Callao, Peru as ship's chandlers (boat supplies). They soon developed into shipping brokers and later owned their own fleet, the beginning of the present-day Grace Line. Grace companies were established in San Francisco and London. W.R. Grace was active in New York City politics (Mayor, 1881-1882, and 1885-1886), banking and insurance, real estate interests, and Catholic charities.
Riverside Cemetery, Jackson, Tennessee Mrs. Josie Allen Edwards mother of Mrs. Josephine Lorena Barber died August 16, 1885 Atwell Thompson, 18641912 /May 14, 1864, Longford, Ire. http://www.tngenweb.org/records/madison/riverside/rcem-s1.htm
Sheek Family Cicero Reid Smith (18641912) m. Sally Brock Kimbrough Marthaetta May Smith (1868-1906) Children of Leven Alexander Sheek and Ellen Celia Allen http://www.fmoran.com/sheek.html
Extractions: Christian (Schick) Sheek (? - c. 1797) was born in Germany and immigrated to America on the ship Beulah , arriving in Philadelphia, PA Sept. 10, 1753. He settled in Berks Co, PA in the Richmond Township. Tax lists and militia muster rolls show Christian owned properties in Berks Co. and Northampton Co., PA. Christian Schick and Rosina (?-aft. 1824) [surname unknown] were the parents of eight known children. Christian and his family moved to NC in the 1770's, following the Heidelberg Settlement from PA. Christian's name is among those listed on some of the orginial minutes of the Heidelberg Evangelical Lutheran Church, founded on Dutchman's Creek in Davie Co., NC. Christian was listed in the 1778 Rowan Co. tax lists in Capt. Berger's District as Christian Shiek. Land grants show Christian was a property owner in 1784 in the Smith Grove area near the cemetery of Heidelberg Lutheran Church of which he and Rosina were members. Neither Christian or Rosina's burial site are known but speculation is they are in TN/KY near their children's homes. Of their children, Christian Sheek, Jr. stayed in PA and is buried in Northampton Co, PA; George Sheek settled in Indiana; Maria Sheek Bridgefarmer and Catherine Sheek Turner settled in Wayne Co, KY; David Sheek settled in Obion Co. TN; Johan Adam Sheek remained in NC; and no information is known about Magadalena Sheek and Fridrich Sheek. Johan Adam Sheek and wife Susanna Moulder raised 10 children in NC; all execpt two, Adam Jr. and Mary, lived in the Davie/Yadkin Co. area of NC. Today the 10th generation of Christian Sheek descedants live in Davie County.
Oakdale City Cemetery - Part 11 Perry, W., Hoge, W., Mok, J., Coates, John b., 18641912 Martin, henry,1833-1903 Martin, M., 1860-1921 Baker, Leroy U., 1888-1962 Bonner, James C., http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/oakdale11.htm
IOOF Cemetery Pg 5 Reyes, Juan 1932 1972 Reynolds, James L. 1883 1838 Buried beside Lucy Ann Smith, Alberta May Pallus 14 Dec 1932 22 Jan 1977 Smith, Allen Dale 1895 1978 http://www.cagenweb.com/sanbenito/sbenioof5.htm
Author 1 Title Pub Dates Shelf Location Alabama Highway Maps Aldrich, Alvin James, The George Aldrich Genealogy, 1605 1971 and a Genealogical Allen, CR, Illustrated Historical Atlas of Prince Edward Island, 1880 http://www.cagenweb.com/santabarbara/sbcgs/library_catalog/authors_a.htm
Extractions: Author 1 Title Pub Dates Shelf Location Alabama Highway Maps Alabama, Greene County, General Highway Map, 1983 M/976.1/Greene/E7/ 979.4/Santa Barbara/U3/Aar/1929 Aasheim, Magnus 978.6/Sheridan/H2/Aas/v. 2 Abbas, Mary Franklin County, Old Settlers Association, 1911 and earlier. 977.7/Franklin/V2/Abb Abbot, Abiel Genealogical Register of the Descendants of George Abbot of Andover, George Abbot of Rowley, Thomas Abbot of Andover, Arthur Abbot of Ipswich, Robert Abbot of Branford, CT. and George Abbot of Norwalk, CT. 929.2/Abbot//Abb Abbot Family Abbot Family
Author Browse For Nietz Collection Tarr, Ralph S. (Ralph Stockman), 18641912. 26 items Tate, Thomas, 1807-1888. 2 items Thomas, Allen C. (Allen Clapp), 1846-1920. 4 items http://digital.library.pitt.edu/nietz/biblio/browse/author_fileT.html
Elma Cemetery, Town Of Elma, Erie County, New York Restored Dedicated 5 / 31 / 1998 To the Memory of Allen J, Hurd At themeeting held at the store on the evening of April 4th, Mr. James R. Jackman, http://members.tripod.com/~wnyroots/index-elma-elma-cem.html
Extractions: Established 1853 AL American Legion EF - Elma Volunteer Fire Department Flag/Metal Marker F American Flag FH Funeral Home Marker FF Member Volunteer Fire Department Flag MCE Marine Corp Emblem FM Member Volunteer Fire Department Metal Marker NI - No information N/D No dates S Shriner Emblem Multiple listings on stone Locations: A ACHARD Donald E., Nov. 24, 1929 - n/d 'Husband' [Jean W.]* Jean W., Nov. 16, 1931 - Mar 3, 1997, 'Wife '[Donald E.]* ALBANO see SALVIA Antonina, 1903 - n/d 'Wife' [Carmelo]* Carmelo, 1895 - 1965 'Husband' [Antonina]* ALBRIGHT see HURD ALDINGER Kenneth W., 1926 - 1999 ALLARD Maurice L., 1881 - 1946 [Winifred]* Winifred D., 1888 - 1965 [Maurice L.]* ARD see BROWN - BUCHANAN - MARTIN Eliza, 'His Wife' Died Nov 28, 1893, 77 yrs [George] [Foot stone: Mother ]* Elizabeth Brown, Aug 6, 1858 'Wife of James Ard' Aged 75 yrs 8 mo 20 dys
Union Cemetery, Ancram, Columbia County, New York, USA James S., Son of Barent and Leah, Oct. 6, 1839, 24-23 Obed F., 1864-1912.Clara M., wife, 1866-. Ruth, daughter, 1898-1900. SIMONS, Augustus, 1823-1904 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/columbia/cems/union_cem_pg1.htm
Extractions: Union Cemetery Opposite St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Ancram, Columbia County, New York Compiled by Minnie Cohen in September, 1939 Volume 8 Pages 2 to 18 As with any transcription, use with caution, mistakes are some times made. The figures, i.e. 20-10-27 are 20 years, 10 months and 27 days. Notations made in [ ] are mine. Page 1 of 2 PHILLIPS Edward, 1839-1902 Mary E., wife, 1858- SHOOK William, Sept, 24, 1826 - April 8, 1892 Eliza Rockefeller, wife, Aug. 25, 1827 - Oct. 5, 1914 CARL Cornelius, d. Jan. 10, 1899, 75 y. Harriet, wife, d. May 30, 1868, 47-1-1 SITZER Philip H., July -, 1839 - Feb. -, 1899. LOWN John J., April 3, 1869, 67 y. 2 d. Catharine V., d. Nov. 30, 1877, 70-2-28 Hittie A., their daughter, d. Feb. 2, 1866, ae. 43 y. 25 d. BRANDT Luella Tripp, 1860-1938 TRIPP W. H., 1834-1915 M. R., 1839-1908 M., 1871-1872 W. R., 1863-1864 A. H., 1862-1883 WARD G. T., 1871-1892 E. H. 1868-1899
Descendants Of James Eldridge 1837-1892 James Eldridge was born on 6 Dec 1837 at Ewhurst Sussex England and m 1967Viola Maud Maberly (19121997) Allan James Leonard Eldridge (1922-1988) http://www2.hunterlink.net.au/~ddrge/genealogy/je4.html
Extractions: James Eldridge was born on 6 Dec 1837 at Ewhurst Sussex England and emigrated to Australia on the Parsee , arriving at Sydney on 14 Sep 1859. He is listed as age 21, a labourer of Sussex and could both read and write. He married Margaret McKee on 24 Dec 1861 at Denham Court in New South Wales. The first 2 of their 10 children were born at Maitland, the next 3 in the Southern Highlands, and the last 5 at Hill End. James died at Hill End on 29 Jul 1892 and was buried on 31 Jul 1892 at Tambaroora NSW. Margaret died on 31 Dec 1918 and was buried on 2 Jan 1919 at Bathurst Church of England Cemetery. Updated 27 July 2005 James Eldridge Descendants born in Australia Home Email
Cave Hill CSA PVT I 28 TN INF 02/17/1864 CS LOT 267, 64 STANLEY James T. PVT K 2 MS INF 06/20/1865 W. PVT HAWKINS SCTS 02/04/1864 1912 LIST STEWARD WILLIAM CONSCRIPT http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1864/cavehillcs.htm
Extractions: CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS BURIED IN THE CONFEDERATE SECTIONS AND NATIONAL CEMETERY, CAVE HILL CEMETERY, LOUISVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY Compiled by Geoffrey R. Walden Sons of Confederate Veterans, Gen. Ben Hardin Helm Camp 1703 The Confederate soldier and veteran lots are located in Section "O" of Cave Hill Cemetery, 701 Baxter Avenue, Louisville, KY. This listing also contains Confederate soldiers and Southern civilians buried in the Cave Hill National Cemetery. For name searches of this index, use the "Find" or "Search" feature of your browser. Anyone having documented corrections or additions to this listing is invited to contact the compiler at gwalden1864@earthlink.net Copies of these listings, with maps showing the locations of the various Confederate sections, are on file in the Cave Hill Cemetery office. INTRODUCTION Early in 1862, as Confederate soldiers in the Western Theatre began to be taken as prisoners during the War Between the States, the Federal authorities established a system of military prisons to handle these prisoners of war. Later, many of these prisons were expanded to hold civilian political prisoners and Federal soldiers who had been convicted by court martial. A military prison was established in Louisville, primarily as a collection and distribution center for prisons further north. Until the Federal forces had moved deep into Tennessee in late 1863, the Louisville prison was considered too near the Confederate lines to serve as a permanent detention center, and it continued to serve only as a half-way point throughout the war. The only prisoners who stayed long in Louisville were those who were too badly wounded or too sick to send further North, along with various Southern civilian political prisoners (although some of these were also transferred).
Extractions: 8. Albert Robbins 1872 #13340 - 1958 #20808 aged 85 2. Mary Jane Robbins 1859 #20123 wed 1889 #3726 to Adam Beaton Cuthbert , no children 3. Phoebe Robbins 1862 #827 - 1947 #21843 aged 85, wed 1884 #33 to Joel Matthews Coad born at Sea 1850 - 1928 #8280 aged 78, son of Elizabeth Matthews and George Coad (their last child), and lived at Moyston, 9 Children 5. William Robbins 1866 #112 wed 1889 #7545 to Elizth Ford 1868 #13440 - 1911 #7278 aged 42, daughter of Mary Murphy and James Ford , and lived at Ararat 11 Children 1. Mary Elizabeth
Qu - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors QUID (see Robert Allan/Alan FITZGERALD ?) Tertium QUID (ps) (? ? ? 1989 Feb 13) Pierre QUILLARD (M 1864 - 1912) Isaac James QUILLEN (M 1909 - ? http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/qu.htm
Extractions: Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk LE BA GNOLD) Clara QUALLS (F: 1906 - ?) LeRoy Lillard QUALLS (M: 1910 Nov 25 - 1999 Jan 19) Vivian ( nee nee nee H AL I PO ... I nee COURTNEY (F: 1884 - 1972 Aug 2) History Of Everyday Things In England (w C H QUENNELL) [1918] H nee WE WH CA OD ... NI CHOLS) Frederic QUEYRAT (M: 1858 - ?) Henri QUEYROUL (M: 1857 - 1921) (ps: Henri KEROUL) H nee TO OL FI TZGERALD ?) Tertium QUID (ps) (?: ? - ?) R R R R ... B nee nee nee WORDSWORTH, aka Dora QUILLINAN (F: 1804 Aug 14 - 1847 Jul 9) Edward QUILLINAN (M: 1791 - 1851) Luiz de QUILLINAN (M: 1825 - 1904) Henri QUILLOT (M: 1901 - ?) Michel QUILLOT (M: 1903 - ?) Alexandra QUILMONT (FELIX) (F: 1837 - 1911) Jocelyn QUILP (see: Halliwell SU TCLIFFE) Sir, (William) Cuthbert QUILTER, Bt (M: 1841 Jan 29 - 1911 Nov 18) Harry QUILTER (M: 1851 Jan 24 - 1907 Jul 10) Sententiae Artis [1886] Hugh Henry QUILTER (M: 1871 - ?) Adoniram Judson QUIMBY (M: 1875 - ?) Alden Walker QUIMBY (M: 1854 - ?) Alfred QUIMBY (M: 1834 - ?) Chester Warren QUIMBY (M: 1891 - ?) Edith (Smaw) (
Attraction And Personal Development Men do not attract that which they want, but that which they are. ~ JamesAllen (18641912). Attraction and Personal Development http://achieveezine.com/nuggets4/Attraction.shtml
Extractions: ~ James Allen (1864-1912) To attract attractive people, you must be attractive. To attract powerful people, you must be powerful. To attract committed people, you must be committed. Instead of going to work on them, you go to work on yourself. If you become, you can attract. We can have more than we've got because we can become more than we are. The big challenge is to become all that you have the possibility of becoming. You cannot believe what it does to the human spirit to maximize your human potential and stretch yourself to the limit. The most important question to ask on the job is not "What am I getting?" The most important question to ask on the job is "What am I becoming?" It is hard to keep that which has not been obtained through personal development. After you become a millionaire, you can give all of your money away because what's important is not the million dollars; what's important is the person you have become in the process of becoming a millionaire. Income seldom exceeds personal development.
Woodmen Of The World - Counties H-L James Francis McHugh 1913 1916 Son of James Alice. McIntyre, Michael 1877 -1911 WOW McAuliffe, Annie 1864 - 1912 Women. Maurice 1874 - 1899 Rel http://www.ghostseekers.com/WOWh-l.htm
Extractions: Courtesy of Jim Davenport This listing of burials in a Colorado cemetery is a listing of only the burials where the headstone, or an associated marker, has an indication that the person belonged to one of the following organizations, or was a relative of the person who belonged to the organization. It is not meant to suggest that it is a complete listing of everyone buried in the cemetery, nor a listing of everyone from those organizations who is buried in the cemetery. For the most part the organizations began putting the identification on the tombstones in about 1880 and quit about 1935, though a few are occasionally seen with later death dates. Abbreviations WOW = Woodmen of the World MWA = Modern Woodmen of America Women = Women of Woodcraft Neigh = Neighbor of Woodcraft WC = Woodmen Circle SFWC = Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle * Upright stump. # Fancy horizontal sandstone log + Other odd shapes, ie., urns, balls, pillars
Archives Of The Gray Herbarium See James Franklin Collins inventory in Archives Guide. Truax, Allan L. ?19041905, 2 ? True, Frederick William, 1892-1912, 6, Includes a copy of a http://www.huh.harvard.edu/libraries/st.htm
