Birth And Death Dates Of Authors (1874 1935) Day, Thomas (1748 1882) KENNAN, George (1845 - 1924) KENNEDY, Edmund (1818 - 1848 Grant (1805 - 1881) SECCOMBE, Thomas (1866 - 1923) SEEGER, Alan http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/pgaus/birthdeath.html
Extractions: treasure-trove n treasure found hidden with no evidence of ownership. Home PG Library of Australiana Works in the 'public domain' in Australia Australian Explorers ... Site Map List of birth and death dates The following list shows the birth and death dates of a number of authors. The dates shown may not be accurate, as the list has been compiled from existing sources on the internet, and dates have not been verified by Project Gutenberg of Australia. A comprehensive list of authors and translators, together with birth and death dates, is available from The New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors at the Kingkong web site. Other sites which may be of interest to Project Gutenberg volunteers are listed on the Links page. SURNAME, Christian Name(s) (Born - Died) Home Updated 30 Oct 02
Trinity_College,_Cambridge Later that same Day, the College Choir gives a second openair concert, known as Singing George Herbert, 5th Earl of Carnarvon 1866-1923 Egyptologist; http://copernicus.subdomain.de/Trinity_College,_Cambridge
Extractions: '''Trinity College''' is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Cambridge in Cambridge England . Trinity is the largest and richest of the colleges in Cambridge, and is now a home to around 656 undergraduate s, 320 graduate s, and over 160 Fellow s. In per student terms, Trinity is one of the wealthiest educational establishments in the world (second only to All Souls College in Oxford which does not admit undergraduate students), with an endowment of almost a billion pounds.
A2A - Access To Archives | Lancashire Record Office SBJ Bury Bros., Cotton Manufacturers, Accrington 18661923 - ref. RCMP Manchester, Miles Platting, St Edmund Roman Catholic Church Records 1876-1952 http://www.a2a.org.uk/about/contributors/055-list.asp
A2A - Access To Archives | Devon Record Office 6341 Z Exeter Teign Valley and Chagford Railway Company 18661923 - ref. 4808C St Edmund s Parish, Exeter 1911-1956 - ref. 3006 A St Edmund s Parish http://www.a2a.org.uk/about/contributors/027-list.asp
MARSHALL COUNTY, IND GRZNIA, Sr. M. Hilaria, 18661923. SISTERS BURIED AT LaPORTE, INDIANA Day, Sidney F., Ind Pfc Co D 113 Engrs WW1, Nov 10, 1895 - Dec 24, 1966 http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/genealogy/Tombaugh/Cemeteries/Marshall County/Html/ma
Extractions: MOUNT CARMEL CEMETERY Located on the west edge of Ancilla College campus, in West Township, Marshall County, Indiana. The cemetery is divided into three sections; the rows run north and south; rows are numbered from east to west; stones read from south to north. Two plaques contain the names of Sisters buried in other cemeteries. Readings by Wendell C. Tombaugh in 1985. SECTION 1 Row 1 DOMINSKI, Joseph M., Aug 13, 1928 - Dec 15, 1933 DOMINSKI, Bolestaw, Sep 5, 1919 - Dec 15, 1953 WINKLER, Aloys, 1875-1932 Row 2 ANSELMA, Sr. M., 1869-1946 BERNARDA, Sr. M., 1865-1946 WALBURCA, Sr. M., 1880-1947 EMMANUEL, Sr. M., 1877-1947
MIAMI COUNTY Day, Hustan, Corp Co F 34 Ind Vol Inf (military marker, no dates) (3) STUBER, John W., 18661923 (8 steps) POTTERFIELD (1) Jonathan, d. http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/Tombaugh/Cemeteries/Miami County/Html/miami.htm
Extractions: MIAMI COUNTY, IND. CEMETERIES Vol. 1 Townships Wendell C. and Jean C. Tombaugh TOMBAUGH HOUSE 700 Pontiac Street Rochester, Indiana, 46975 Wendell C. and Jean C. Tombaugh Second Printing by Computer Third Printing by Computer and LaserJet Made in the United States of America FIVE CORNERS CEMETERY Located on the south side of 1250N. between 400W and 500W in Allen Township, Miami County, Indiana.
PERSONAL NAMES. Aakre, Bernt (1817-1879) Abd Er-Rahman (? -1505 Translate this page Borgeaud, Albert (1866-1923) Borges, Juan Alvarez Borgognoni, see Theodoricus of Brehm, Alfred Edmund (1829-1884) Brehm, Christian Ludwig (1787-1864) http://www.euroscience.nl/vethistb.html
St. Thomas Cemetery - West Avenue - Section B, St. Thomas, Ontario 13, 1908 / in her 73rd year / In / Memory of / Edmund TURNER / who died / April Robert / STEPHENS / 18661923 / Margaret / wife of / Robert / STEPHENS http://www.elginogs.ca/cemeteries/stthomas/westaveB.htm
Extractions: St. Thomas Cemetery West Avenue Section B St. Thomas, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada Gravestone Inscriptions Revised and formatted for the Internet 20 November 2002 by BruceC.JohnsonJr. Latest Revision 16 April 2005 by Carol Van Harn All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means - electronic, mechanical, photocopying, microform reproduction, recording, or otherwise - without prior permission of the publisher. Use your browser "Find" command in the Edit menu or the shortcut "Control F" to locate your surname in the file below. SECTION B NORTH BN0001 Red granite on grey granite. FS: Father, Mother Norma GILBERT / wife of Herman L. GLOIN / May 14, 1895 - May 23, 1935 / Herman Lewis GLOIN / Feb. 24, 1879 - Apr. 16, 1958 BN0002 Red granite on grey granite. FS: Alice, Arthur George H. MUNT / beloved son of / Helen MUNT / 1889-1935 / Arthur SILSBY / 1865 - 1944 / Alice WILKINSON / his wife / 1863-1954 / Sleep on until day break / SILSBY BN0003 Red granite on grey granite.
This Is A List Of The Stones Still Visible In The Old St 18661923. 14E. wife of Daniel Carline who was a farmer in Potsdam in 1870 with 5 1 Day. these were all children of Michael and Mary Donoghue. Donoghue http://www.stlawrencecountycemeteries.org/Potsdam/stmaryoldcensus.htm
Extractions: Back In at least 25 cases, the year of death marked on a stone was one year off from that which was recorded in the parish register. Some of these discrepancies may have been due to transcription errors in the cemetery, but it is puzzling, at the very least, that each difference is off by exactly one year, and that it is always the last digit of the date The cemetery is at the corner of NY Route 56 and the Garfield Rd., with the Garfield Cemetery forming the eastern border and an empty field forms the northern line. There are 60 rows of graves, numbered starting from the Garfield Cemetery. There are 7 columns assigned letters A through G, with A being the most northerly one. A narrow driveway leads from the main entrance on Route 56 and enters the cemetery between columns C and D. This path is not completely straight and bends slightly to the north as it goes up the small hill towards the Garfield Cemetery There are virtually no trees or shrubs in the cemetery, but several large stumps attest that there were at one time. Most of the graves face Route 56, but a few face the opposite direction, and a very few face north. French surnames present an entirely different set of problems. French spelling and pronunciation is so different from English that many names are almost unrecognizable in the anglicized form. For example, Gearo is probably Giroux originally, and LaBaff and LaBoef are the same. Many times families would simply translate their name into English, so Desjardin became Gardiner. However they sometimes left off the prefix as the Irish did, so Oliver Graff was also known as Oliver LaGraff
Pre-1650 Books In The Million Books Collection Some longer Elizabethan poems by Seccombe, Thomas, 18661923. Morte Arthure or the Death of Arthur by Brock, Edmund; Die Mu¨hle von Schwindelsheim. by http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/millionbooks/
Extractions: This is a list of pre-1650 books in the archive.org Million Book and Canadian Libraries collections. At the current time the metadata for these books doesn't include any kind of subject heading, so I'm afraid this list is totally unorganized. There are currently 575 books on this sub-list. This page is large; please give it time to fully load. When you click on a book, you will be taken to a page where you can download it. These books are stored in "djvu" format, so you will need to download a djvu client to read them. See what's new on this list. This list is made by a not-very-smart program; if you spot a book which doesn't belong here, or know of a book that's missing, please suggest The list is updated monthly. Other large collections of books can be found on the SCA Books page. A Collection Of The Plays And Romances Novels Poems And Histories Employed By Shakespeare (Vol Iv) by Shakespeare A History Of Art In Chaldaea And Assyria Vol-Ii by Walter Armstrong, B.A. A History Of Persian Literature In Modern Times A D 15001924 by Edward G Browse History Of The Art Of War by Oman, Charles William Chadwick, Sir, 1860-1946
Extractions: OSSW = ON SAME STONE WITH - - SSDI = SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX K: Family plot bordered by footstones: I.K., next to: Mother/1834-1904, next to: Father/1824-1896, next to: Brother/1859-1875, next to: Brother/1863-1864, next to: Brother/1863-1864 (2 identical listings) Footstone: F.K. KABAT: [F-30-1]-Mary S./1849-1910 [bur. 01-30-1910/cause: railroad accident], ossw: Joseph P./1841-1925 Myrtle/1907-, ossw: [W2-236-3]-Leonard L./1905-1982 [d. 9 Feb 1982/age 76 yrs/bur. on Louis C. Kieselhorst lot] [P-33-2]-[Olive J. Kabat/d. 16 Dec 1982/age 67 yrs/widow of Melvin A. Kabat] KABITA: [Unk]-[Mrs. Kabita/bur. 09-29-1868] KABOTH: [W2-161-2]-[Ernst P. Kaboth/d. 3 Feb 1984/age 82 yrs/cremains/bur. on I.O.O.F. Mtw. Lodge #55 lot] KACATA: [Unk]-[ Kacata/bur. 04-29-1880] KACYNSKI: Carl/1898-1949, ossw: Loretta/1908-1965 KADARABEK: See KADERABEK KADERABEK: [I-22-1]-Mathias [Matthew KADARABEK]/1819-1907[bur. 10-31-1907/cause: cystitis],ossw: Joseph/1861-1948, ossw: Rosalie/1866-1952 Mary/1883-1957, ossw: Anton/1879-1958 Son/"Billy"/1956-1974, ossw: Father/Lester D./1920-, ossw: Mother/Ruth M./1931- KADLETZ: [L-14-2]-[Joseph Kadletz/bur. 05-25-1909/cause: pneumonia]
Fauna Mihalko Genealogy Files Louis Jay Perkins (18661923), s/o Augustin Perkins Rhoda Marsh Wildman. Bacon Buxton Rebecca Parkhill * Edmund Buxton Harriet Larew * Moses http://myindianahome.net/gen/jeff/records/family/mihalko.html
Extractions: Fauna Mihalko Collection Fauna Mihalko, former genealogy librarian of the Madison Jefferson County Public Library, collected many useful and interesting records over the years until her health failed her. Fauna's family graciously donated her collection to the Jefferson County Historical Society. There, the records were organized into two categories: Genealogy and Subjects. With permission from the JCHS, I indexed the genealogy files and cross-referenced the file titles and placed them on this site for researchers. Note that some files have an outline description which I began to write for those specifying an interest in a certain file. I regret that I am unable to continue this service as we have moved from the area. Please contact the JCHS directly to obtain copies of files. There are many more names within the individual files which are not indexed here. Some title names are of the person submitting the information, not the family names in the file. Individual genealogy files contain various contents. Some files are correspondence between Fauna and family genealogists, other files contain newspaper articles on individuals and / or families; and still other files are quite extensive -as are the Ryker and Lee files. I wish to thank Fauna Mihalko and her family, as well as the Jefferson County Historical Society for preserving this body of work for future genealogists.
Catalogue Of The Papers Of James, Viscount Bryce, 1826-1958 Daybook kept by Bryce, 1872-4 Shelfmark MS. Bryce 396 BOYLE (Sir Courtenay Edmund) 1845-1901. Letters to and from Lord Bryce, 1894-8, nd. MS. Bryce 39 http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/1500-1900/bryce/bryce000.html
Extractions: Extent: 561 shelfmarks James Bryce, Viscount Bryce of Dechmont (1838-1922) was educated in Glasgow and at Trinity College, Oxford, where he obtained first class honours. He was elected to a fellowship at Oriel College, Oxford, in 1862 and in 1863 won the Arnold Historical Essay Prize with The Holy Roman Empire
3.4 - Integration Bostwicks In Business At age 56 Edmund moved from New Milford, Conn to Hinesburgh, Vt, and there seven 1769), brothers, both on Part 158, and they went on a 10 Day journey, starting http://bostock.net/tree/bostgen/narrative/businessmain.html
Extractions: Our notes of individuals are set out, as in other groups, in alphabetical and date sequence. Alexander is a fine choice to start with. He sounds like a rogue! He was born in New Milford, Conn, and married Lucinda Evans, who was 2 years younger than him. They had six children. Henry Anthon Bostwick reports, curtly, in his book: "He left home with a cargo of lumber and was never heard from." That is all we know! Was he by trade a lumber merchant, a carrier and warehouseman, or just a thief? Between 1810 and 1821 Lucinda bore him six girls. Was that his problem? Could he face no more? The New York Times on 28th February 1935 reported his death at his home in New Milford. He had been born in New York City. He was a Past President of Litchfield County Medical Association, and Vice-President and Director of New Milford Savings Bank. He was a Freemason and a member of the Racebrook Country Club of New York. Mrs. Blanche Donnelly Page
Hartman Descendants Of Dansville,NY: Notes And References Obituary of Susan E., wife of Edmund Hartman, Dansville Advertiser, Dansville, New York (Thursday Edward R. Hartman(18661923), tombstone inscription, http://www.hartman1807.org/sources.htm
Extractions: Biographical Review of the Leading Citizins of Livingston and Wyoming Counties, New York (Boston: Biographical Review Publishing Co., 1895), p.355 (hereafter cited as Biographical Review, History of the Genesee Country , 4 vols. (Chicago, IL : The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1925.), vol.4 (hereafter cited as Doty, Genesee Country ); and Smith, Livingston Co. Hist.
LABOR QUOTES human benefit and enjoyment, every virtue, and every prudent act, is founded on compromise and barter.Edmund Burke. Seize the Day!Horace. (18661923). http://www.redbanklocal.com/LABOR QUOTES.htm
Extractions: THIS PAGE LAST UPDATED 07/26/2005 12:52 PM "Labor can not stand still. It must not retreat. It must go on, or go under."Harry Bridges Alphabetical Search SEARCH BY TOPIC Quotes of the moment (updated 7/26/05) Read about Working HeroesMen and Women Who Shaped America's Labor Movement A B C ... W X Y Z THE APWU LEADERS Moe Biller William Burrus Donald Foley Moe Lepore ... LABOR QUOTES OF THE APWU THE LABOR LEADERS Harry Bridges Cesar Chavez Eugene V. Debs Elizabeth Gurley Flynn ... John Sweeney THE PRESIDENTS Thomas Jefferson John F. Kennedy Abraham Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt ... PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES AND OTHER VOICES Saul Alinsky Lenny Bruce Charles Bukowski Sir Winston Churchill ... Lao Tzu NEW additions to the Red Bank Local Collection appear in Red type. Recent additions (2005) appear in Blue type. Quotes of the moment: On July 25, 2005, the opening day for the AFL-CIO convention in Chicago, The Teamsters and SEIU announced that they were leaving the AFL-CIO because that organization has refused to commit to organizing unorganized workers. In 1955, when the AFL and CIO merged, one in three workers was a Union worker. Today, that number is one in ten. Our goal is not to divide the labor movement but to rebuild it.
Forest Books In 1904 the Earl of Carnarvon (18661923) who formed a small but choice library Edmund King describes and indexes over 750 different books in detail, http://www.forestbooks.co.uk/cat102.html
Oak Grove Vine Hills Cemetaries (Part 8 Of 18 Parts FLOENCE FLORENCE A. wife of Edmund WESTON 18471896 SALLY S. WESTON Wife of 1866-1923 ALLAN FRASER 1874-1948 GEORGE PARTRIDGE HAYWARD Born Oct 29, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/plymouth/towns/plymouth/cemeteries/ogvh0
SUNNYSIDE2 DANA, Edmund S., 1 Aug 1851 27 Dec 1941 ; Eliza Reed Stocker, h/w, 1856 - 1930; Day, Alvin, 10 May 1830 - 29 June 1902; Helen M. Jones, h/w, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~thstiger/SUNNYSIDE2.htm
Extractions: This is a very large cemetery. In fact this is the largest one in the County. Therefore this cemetery will cover several pages. I will try to keep ALL of one LETTER on a page; starting the next page with the next LETTER of the alphabet. There may however be several LETTERS on a page. For instance, this page will cover the LETTERS, D - I . I hope this helps you find what you are looking for.
Raymond Village Cemetery Harmon, Harry, L, B, 38, Son of Henry Ellen 18661923, n Tukey, Grace, C, 49, Grace Day, Wife of Atwood, 1870 1942, n http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~susan/RaymondV.htm
Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); Raymond Village Cemetery, Raymond, Maine This cemetery was transcribed by Mr and Mrs Dana Cobb of E raymond in December of 1999. SURNAME FIRST NAME MI SECTION LOT INSCRIPTION ON STONE VET Adams Louise S C n Adams William F C March 18, 1918- Apr 3, 1997 Pvt U.S. Army WW2 y Akers Oscar A C n Alden Clarence E D n Alden Grace M D n Allen Anson J C Aug 16, 1889- Nov 13, 1966 Pvt Co H 42nd Inf WW1 y Allen Blynne C n Allen E. Winfield C n Allen Florence E C Wife of Blynne, 1899- 1967 n Allen Harriet A C Wife of Lynfield Allen 1858- 1894 n Allen Margaret A C Wife of E. Windfield, 1918- n Allen Rhoda E C Dec 26, 1861- Dec 25, 1944 n Baird J E No Stone n Ball Ira 4th E n Bangs Hannah B n Barbrick Gladys E D n Barbrick Leroy E D n Barrows Bertha E B Wife of Fred 1872- 1976 n Barrows Charlotte M B n Barrows Fred G B n Barton Abbie H C Wife of Robinson Apr 8, 1883- Aug 7, 1958 n Barton Robinson P C July 1, 1872- Sept 27, 1953 (VET - FLAG ?) y Basset Fremont R D n Basset Martha A D n Bellows Alyce M B n Bellows Chester A B n Bellows Chester B B n Bellows Emily M B Wife of Chester 1903- 1993 n Bellows Marilyn B B Died Feb 11, 1934
