John Lane Company Records, Index Of Correspondents Clarke, Caspar Purdon, Sir, 18461911 (Board of Education)9.3 Clarke, CharlesJL9.3 Massingham, HJ (Harold John), 1888-1952 (The Nation)31.1 http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/lane.john.corr.html
Extractions: Names in bold appear in the RLIN record. The correspondence retains, where known, the original Lane filing arrangement. Thus a letter originating from one person or corporate entity may be found under a different name if it was so filed in the Lane records. The parenthetical "with" references in this index will help guide the researcher to the appropriate location within the files.
LAP Twelve: Susan B. Anthony, Carrie Chapman Catt, and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw served as later Carry A. Nation (1846 1911) She joined the Women s Christian http://www.angelfire.com/hi2/apunitedstatesspx/historywomen.html
Extractions: Search: Lycos Angelfire Free Games Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next LAP Twelve: Wo ma ns His tory Early Attitudes Toward Women Since early times women have been uniquely viewed as a creative source of human life. Historically, however, they have been considered not only intellectually inferior to men but also a major source of temptation and evil. In Greek mythology, for example, it was a woman, Pandora, who opened the forbidden box and brought plagues and unhappiness to mankind. Early Roman law described women as children, forever inferior to men. Early Christian theology perpetuated these views. St. Jerome, a 4th-century Latin father of the Christian church, said: "Woman is the gate of the devil, the path of wickedness, the sting of the serpent, in a word a perilous object." Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-century Christian theologian, said that woman was "created to be man's helpmeet, but her unique role is in conception . . . since for other purposes men would be better assisted by other men." The attitude toward women in the East was at first more favorable. In ancient India, for example, women were not deprived of property rights or individual freedoms by marriage. But Hinduism, which evolved in India after about 500 BC, required obedience of women toward men. Women had to walk behind their husbands. Women could not own property, and widows could not remarry. In both East and West, male children were preferred over female children.
Babbage Family Tree 2005 AMES Calvin V. Katharyn (Carrie) Rogers (1888 1942); ANDERSON Caroline (1857 -1931) Douglas James James PRITCHARD Amelia Helenor (1882 - ) http://www.bavidge.co.uk/Babbage Family Tree 2005, InternetTree/wc_idx/idx001.ht
Biographies Of Marine Taxonomists Their Friends. I Lacking information about Amelia in the harpacticoid name Mesocletodes AmeliaeSoyer, 1975. Gustav BuddeLund, 1846-1911, Danish isopodologist. http://www.tmbl.gu.se/libdb/taxon/personetymol/personetymol.1.html
Extractions: Biographical Dictionary Gage and the women who wrote about her have referred to many other women of accomplishment, many of whom are today quite obscure. We list here many of the women and pro-feminist men mentioned at this website with a brief biographical sketch about her/him. If you have information on people on whom I have no information, I'd like to include the information here. Send comments to Sunny at sunshine@pinn.net WCS is Woman, Church, and State Each entry is referenced. Complete citations can be found at the bottom of this page. Achelis In The Matriarchate; or, Woman in the Past , Gage writes, "In an able article on ethnology, Dr. Th. Achelis says: 'The complete agreement of accounts of tribes bearing no relationship to one another no longer leaves it a matter of doubt that blood relationship through a common mother must take the place of the patriarchal family as the fundamental form of development.' " Abigail Smith Adams Letter writer, women's rights advocate, farmer, and patriot. Educated by her grandmother and by her own readings from the family library, Adams took almost complete responsibility for running the family farm while her husband, John (who would later become President of the United States), was away attending to his political interests. Probably Abigail's best known letter implored her husband to "Remember the Ladies" by improving their legal rights in the new country.
International Women's Periodicals Microfilm Collection The address of Carrie Burnham Kilgore before the legislature of Chivalry versusjustice; why the women of the Nation demand the right to vote, http://historical.library.cornell.edu/IWP/lock/micro_guide.html
Extractions: INTRODUCTION The History of Women is an indispensable research tool for all those interested in the study of women's history. Primary source materials, selected from the world's most important library holdings through 1920, have been brought together to create the most comprehensive microfilm collection ever assembled on the subject. The Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and the Schlesinger Library at Radcliffe College are the two renowned women's history archives that form the core of the microfilm collection. These extensive archives contain invaluable documentary evidence of women's individual and corporate activities. Other notable collections have contributed incomparable additional resources to the Smith-Radcliffe materials. The Jane Addams Hull House Library provided depth in its coverage of the settlement house movement, and of the activities of women in social reform in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The unparalleled private collection of Miriam Y. Holden offered an incisive look at Medieval and Western European women. New York Public Library and Boston Public Library added rare early imprints and periodicals on women outside America. And the Mcpherson Collection at Scripps College enriched the
New Queries - Union County, SC Genealogy Home Page Amelia County, VA moved to Spartanburg, SC m. Nancy Young (daughter of John McDuffy(ie) also had another daughter with the first wife named Carrie. http://members.aol.com/unionscgen/guestbook/newquer.htm
CEMETERIES Of Gallatin Co, Illinois - Book 1 By Glen Miner Jones, James 1864190?, Carrie dau of WH SC Jones Amelia (Spieler) 1843-wife of Henry, dau Edna d 1890 age 10 yrs. Joshua 1818-1897 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/Gall-cem/Book1.htm
Extractions: CEMETERIES of Gallatin County, Illinois BOOK 1 INTENDED FOR PERSONAL GENEALOGY AID NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE Thanks to the Miner family for making them available on line. CONTENTS Map of Gallatin County, Illinois, 1876 Introduction to Gallatin County Early Gateway to Southern Illinois and Center of Early Salt Making Industry ... page i Listing of Cemeteries of Gallatin County By Township and Section ... page xxviii Cemeteries Inventory ... page 1 Cemeteries that have disappeared ... page 84 Cemetery Surname Index ... page 87 Supplement: First Land Grant Entries Listed alphabetically and by Township ... page 99 AN INTRODUCTION TO GALLATIN COUNTY, EARLY GATEWAY TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AND CENTER OF THE EARLY SALTMAKING INDUSTRY Except for occasional travelers, hunters or soldiers who crossed this way, the first white people who came to Gallatin County were probably those who came to the Half Moon Lick located about one mile West or up the Saline River, or the Salt Spring three miles SE or down river from Equality to evaporate or trade for salt. Whether they were here a short or longer time depended upon whether they came only for their own needs or for trade or sale to others. The Shawnee Indians of this area were in and out and usually cooperative and friendly. The territorial government began to take note of the importance of the salines about 1800, and on March 3, 1803, congress authorized the leasing of the licks and spring. During the same year territorial Governor Harrison negotiated a treaty with the Indians and then leased the salines to a Capt. Bell of Ky. (See the Salines of Southern Ill. by Prof. Geo. W. Smith)
Vital Statistics P-R PUCKETT, Carrie Divorce News Article - given divorce from Clinton Puckett ongrounds ROTH, DAVID Marriage License of 4567 Grant and Amelia Weber. http://www.coloradoclues.com/Vital Statistics P-R.htm
Extractions: Vital Statistics Notices Marriages, Births, Divorces, Deaths, Funerals And Related News Articles 1/1/1911 Through 12/31/1911 Rocky Mountain News Denver, Colorado Surnames P Thru R Large file, please allow time to load. These pages may not be reproduced for profit, the transcription is made free of charge for Mountain News, Denver, Co. Surnames A-C Surnames D-F Surnames G-J Surnames K-M ... Gravestone Listings PABOR, WILLIAM E. - Death News Article - a pioneer, editor, poet, fruit raiser and founder of towns, was stricken with apoplexy yesterday, and died in the office of Dr. Hugh L. Taylor. Twenty years ago he was well known in Colorado, he moved to Florida for his health, but returned. He recently spent time with his son, Frank G. Pabor, connected with the Boulder Camera. He was on his way to greet Colonel D. C. Doge of the Moffat Road yesterday when the fatal stroke came. Came to Colorado in 1870, editor of the Harlem Times as age 19. First secretary of the Greeley colony, and similar positions later on at Colorado
Chapman Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) james Albert Chapman born in 1890 Carrie White (chapman) 7/12/01 Samuel Chapmand 1773 Amelia Co, Va. - wayne Langston 8/20/99 http://genforum.genealogy.com/chapman/all.html
King Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) Ann Amelia King (family in NC and AL) Melissa Sewell 8/31/03 Carrie Thomasb NYC d 1906 Bklyn NY typhoid fever - Cyber Angel 9/06/02 http://www.genealogyboard.com/king/all.html
Ea - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors 1846 1911) Jabez EARLE (M c1676 - 1768) Sir, James EARLE (M 1755 - 1817) Amelia Litchenstein EASTMAN, nee ? {US} (F 1871 Feb 9 - 1966 Dec) Austin http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/ea.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 nee nee SQ GU nee RU AL nee ne WILMOT (M: 1750 - 1815 Jun 23) Sir, John Eardley EARDLEY-WILMOT, ne WILMOT, 1st Bt (M: 1783 Feb 21 - 1847 Feb 3) Sir, John Eardley EARDLEY-WILMOT, ne nee )Morse EARLE (F: 1851 Apr 27 - 1911 Feb 16) nee JO nee R R I R ... KE nee WE BU RFORD) Thomas EAST (M: c1540 - c1608) William EAST (M: fl c1748-54) William EAST (M: fl 19th cent) William Gordon EAST (M: 1902 Nov 10 - ?) Sir, William Norwood EAST (M: 1872 Dec 24 - 1953 Oct 30) Edward EASTAWAY (see: Philip Edward TH OMAS) (E/R A) EASTBURN (?: 1837 - 1918) Iola Kay EASTBURN (F: 1869 - ?) James Wallis EASTBURN (M: 1797 Sep 26 - 1819 Dec 2) A nee nee nee H nee nee )Henderson EASTMAN (F: 1818 - 1887 Feb 24) ,I Dahcotah [1849] The Romance Of Indian Life [1852] R R R nee A nee nee nee nee I I nee nee VE BO nee nee nee nee Return to the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors (NGCOBA) page.
CCWilderDesktop FolderScansWomenMay harrieT ConVerSe, 1836 1903, First woman elected a Six - Nation Chief araSella ManSfIeld, 1846 - 1911 First women achn to the bar in the united States http://65.113.91.126/mls_website/WomenHistMo/WomenBio/Birthdays.html
WebGED: Family Tree mother Tharp, Rebecca Eve(1846 1911) spouse Bilbro, Kate (1864 - 1949) Hilton, Carrie Ellen (1886 - 1979) b. 23 JUN 1886 in Kershaw Co., SC http://www.knowitnow.com/genealogy/names/main23.html
The Hintons Name Index 1976) HINTON, Amanda (18501929) HINTON, Amelia May (b. 1957) SHOWN, CarrieJohnson (1882-1951) SHOWN, Cecil Thomas Jr. (1933-1933) SHOWN, Cecil Thomas http://thehintons.net/Groupsheets/nameindx.html
Extractions: *UNKNOWN* wife of Joshua HIPSLEY *UNKNOWN* wife of David WESTERFIELD *UNKNOWN* 2nd child of Carroll HICKMAN and Martha LANDRETH *UNKNOWN* (b. ABT1692) wife of James George COX *UNKNOWN* wife of Barnett TAYLOR *UNKNOWN* wife of Samuel SHEPOARD *UNKNOWN* wife of Samuel SHEPPARD *UNKNOWN* wife of James SHEPPARD *UNKNOWN* wife of John SHEPPARD *UNKNOWN* wife of RYAN *UNKNOWN* wife of RYAN then MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* wife of REAVIS *UNKNOWN* wife of TAYLOR *UNKNOWN* wife of FORD *UNKNOWN* wife of Harold Carter SMITH *UNKNOWN* wife of Henry Thomas MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* wife of BUTCHER *UNKNOWN* wife of HANCOCK *UNKNOWN* wife of HANCOCK *UNKNOWN* wife of Presley Tolbert MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* wife of John William MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* wife of LYTLE *UNKNOWN* wife of MCMURTRY *UNKNOWN* wife of MCMURTRY *UNKNOWN* wife of LYTLE *UNKNOWN* wife of William Thomas LYTLE *UNKNOWN* husband of WILES *UNKNOWN* wife of WILES *UNKNOWN* wife of WILES *UNKNOWN* wife of CLARK *UNKNOWN* wife of CLARK *UNKNOWN* wife of GOODE *UNKNOWN* wife of GOODE *UNKNOWN* wife of TALBOTT *UNKNOWN* wife of KRONE *UNKNOWN* wife of FULLER *UNKNOWN* wife of TAYLOR *UNKNOWN* 1st child of Bedford Forest MOSELEY and Nancy Green LEWIS *UNKNOWN* 1st husband of Nancy Forrest MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* wife of Basil Curlet MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* husband of MOSELEY *UNKNOWN* wife of George Coleman MAGAN *UNKNOWN* wife of DUFF *UNKNOWN* wife of MAXWELL *UNKNOWN* wife of ALEXANDER *UNKNOWN* wife of LEE *UNKNOWN* wife of WATTERS *UNKNOWN* wife of
