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French Furniture Under Louis XV (Little Illustrated Books on Old French Furniture, III) by Roger De Felice, 1927 Orpheus, A History of Religions, the story of Man's Beliefs & Taboos, Black & Go by Salomon & Simmonds, Florence translator Reinach, 1930-01-01 The Story of Art Throughout the Ages by S. (TRN)/ Simmonds, Florence Reinach, 2007-07-30 Story of Art throughout the Ages an Illu by Florence Simmonds, 2006 The new book of martyrsFrom the French of Georges Duhamel by Florence simmonds, 1918 THE ROMANCE OF TRISTRAM AND ISEULT by Joseph (translated from the French By Florence Simmonds) BEDIER, 1910-01-01 A Short History of Christianity from the French of Salomon Reinach by Florence; Salomon Reinach Simmonds, 1922

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61. TheBookseller.com - The Art Of Counting Skirts
    The illustrator and cartoonist Posy Simmonds has been making good use of her long and of festival organiser Peter Florence looking rather priestly,  
    http://www.thebookseller.com/?pid=84&did=8553

62. Alibris - Click Here To Find Books By This Author!
    Simister, Florence Parker ~ Simister, Jean Simiu, Emil Florence ~ Simmonds,George W. ~ Simmonds, Harvey ~ Simmonds, JG ~ Simmonds, Jackie ~ Simmonds,  
    http://www.alibris.com/authors/authors0378.html

63. Missingapr2004
    Lisa Simmonds at 134044 Saturday April 10 2004 I am looking for the daugtherof Florence Edith Simmonds who was adopted when Florence died during her  
    http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheila.jones/apr04.htm
    
    Extractions: William Johnson was born about 1798 at Hewith supposedly to be in Yorkshire,does anyone know anything about this town please? William died 27 Nov 1875 at Union Workhouse, Pocklington. We do not know who Williams parents are or how many siblings he had. William was married at Walkington in 1825 to Martha Teasdale who was born at Nunburnholme 5 Feb 1809 daughter of Robert and Ann Teasdale by Banns does anyone please know how to be able to view these type of records? Is there someone out there who are related if so can you please contact me. Diane Townsley at 18:12:16 Wednesday April 28 2004 DOROTHY ELAINE KELSEY GAVE BIRTH TO MY MOTHER DOROTHY ANNE WILSON IN 1945 WHILST MARRIED TO MY GRANDFATHER ANDREW OLIVER WILSON. THEY HAD ANOTHER DAUGHTER ELSA WHEN MY MOTHER WAS AROUND 18MONTHS OLD, BUT SHE LEFT WHEN ELSA WAS ONLY SIX WEEKS OLD. WE HAVE HEARD NOTHING FROM HER SINCE BUT WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT HER OR ANY FAMILY SHE MAY HAVE HAD LATER. SHE CAME ORIGIN***Y FROM THE CHELSEA AREA AND IT IS BELIEVED SHE RETURNED TO THERE WHEN SHE LEFT HER FAMILY IN THE SCOTTISH BORDERS TOWN OF HAWICK. Valerie Elaine Howlett at 09:11:30 Sunday April 25 2004

64. Florence - Hunter Simmonds Gallery Ltd
    Florence Telephone (+44)(0)1202752052 Hunter Simmonds Gallery The home ofquality and service 65,Seamoor Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth,  
    http://www.huntersimmonds.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Florence_131.html

65. Florence Section 4 - Hunter Simmonds Gallery Ltd
    Florence Section of Online Catalogue China Crystal Glassware and Gifts.  
    http://www.huntersimmonds.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Florence_Section_4_135.h

66. Five generations
    Kate Simmonds (middle left) 18521938 wife of Frederick Kate s grandaughter,Adeline Florence 1907-Unk is to the right of her father.  
    http://www.kearvell.com/index.html_077.htm

67. Books On Gender And Ancient Spirituality
    Orpheus A History of Religions. translated by Florence Simmonds. New York HoraceLiveright, 1930. Richlin, Amy. The Garden of Priapus Sexuality and  
    http://inquirer.gn.apc.org/biblio.html
    
    Extractions: Conner, Randolph P. Blossom of Bone, San Francisco: HarperCollins, 1993. An excellent source filled with an immensity of information on gender-variance - but with one very notable blind-spot - the author denies the assertions of the transgendered that they are really the gender they and their communities say they are - and instead said that they are, like the author, gay. Vermaseren, Maarten J. Cybele and Attis: The Myth and the Cult. translated by A.H.Lemmers. London: Thames and Hudson, 1977. An in-depth and scholarly book on the practices and lives of the Gallae in Early Rome, and much more. Roscoe, Will. We'wha: The Zuni Man-Woman. Albuquerque: Univ. of New Mexico Press, 1991. A moving life story of a lhamana, man/woman of the Zuni in early America Adams, J.N. The Latin Sexual Vocabulary. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1982. Bonnefoy, Yves. Roman and European Mythologies. translated under the direction of Wendy Doniger. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 1992.

68. The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal - UserLogin
    diseases departments in Genoa, Padua and Florence between 1990 and 1998. Simmonds P, Prescott LE, Logue C, Davidson F, Thomas AE, Ludlam CA.  
    http://www.pidj.com/pt/re/pidj/fulltext.00006454-200012000-00022.htm

69. Education & Educational Psy.
    Florence Simmonds Lily Hutchinson (fr.It.) THE ADVANCED MONTESSORI METHOD1.SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY IN EDUCATION 1917. MONTESSORI, Maria trans.  
    http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/sciences/psychology/chop/subject/EducationandEdu
    
    Extractions: ADAMS, John THE HERBARTIAN PSYCHOLOGY APPLIED TO EDUCATION being a Series of Essays applying the Psychology of Johann Friedrich Herbart n.d. (pre WWI) SEX PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL 1948 ANON THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CHILD written from the Psycho-Sexual-Analytical Standpoint: for Doctors, Parents, Teachers, and Psychologists n.d. (c.1921) ANON HINTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF EARLY EDUCATION AND NURSERY DISCIPLINE 1820 (5th ed.) ARNOLD, Matthew HIGHER SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES IN GERMANY 1882 (2nd ed. 1st-1868) AUSUBEL, David P. EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY A Cognitive View 1968 BAIN, Alexander EDUCATION AS A SCIENCE 1885(5th ed. 1st-1878) BALLARD, Philip Boswood THE CHANGING SCHOOL 1929(4th imp. 1st pub.May 1925) L BARNARD, H.C. GIRLS AT SCHOOL UNDER THE An account of the education of girls in France in the 17th-18th centuries 1954 BARNARD, H.C. A HISTORY OF ENGLISH EDUCATION from 1760 1969 (1st-1947) London: BARNES, Douglas with a Contribution by James Britton LANGUAGE, THE LEARNER AND THE SCHOOL A Research Report 1969 BARON, George

70. Dr. Mahmood Butt @ EIU
    in Education The Advanced Montessori Method (New York Stokes, 1917; trans.from the Italian by Florence Simmonds; reissued in 1965 by Schocken Books).  
    http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~cfmhb/edf5540.htm
    
    Extractions: FAX: (217) 581-7147 Course Description The central idea of the course is that school is best understood when it is viewed as a social institution. In this respect, it is not different from any other social institution—churches, governmental agencies, families, clubs, industries and the like. It, like them, is subject to influence by the various elements that comprise society—political, structural, economic, religious and the like. It is suggested that the study of history can give an awareness of the structural and value ingredients out of which the present has emerged. Contemporary problems may, therefore, be accounted for by an analysis of what are presumed to be significant historical antecedents. For our purpose, those antecedents considered most significant for understanding the school are the values that people hold, and maybe, live by. The major effect of this course will be directed towards seeing how the values which functioned historically in American culture have been reflected in the school system—its task, curriculum, methodology, conception of the student, teacher role, and authority structure.

71. Eastland Disaster Historical Society - Those Who Narrowly Missed
    Gaver, Franklin P.95, Grandfather of Edward Franklin Simmonds Larsen, Florence195,Best friend of Ruth Hubbard298; Florence s mother would not let her  
    http://www.eastlanddisaster.org/thosewhojustmissed.htm
    
    Extractions: Names in courier font represent unsubtantiated information Those Who Narrowly Missed NAME AGE STATUS POSITION NOTES Ambrosino, Vitaliano Married Ambrosino, Christina Married Ambrosino, Mario Son of Mr. and Mrs. Vitaliano Ambrosino Babcock, Harlan E. Chicago Herald editorial staff Baruch, Josephine Single Later married Walter Dietz Baruch, Stanley Single Brother of Josephine Baruch Bergmann, Adolf A. Engineer Beverley, Bernard John Married Machinist Beverley, Elizabeth Married Biehl, Emily (Mrs. Frederick) Married Later married George C. Berner Blaha, Charles Married Blaha, Antoinette Fiala (Mrs. Charles) Married Bonkalski, Gertrude Brown, Grover James Married Accounting Brother of Walter Brown Brown, Walter Brother of Grover James Brown Corcoran, Elizabeth Czarnicke, John Stayed out late the night before and overslept DeCicco, Rose

72. Woodlands Cemetery - Surnames Se-Sq - Washington County, New York
    Simmonds, Florence, b. 1877, d. 1894, par Geo. Simmonds, Emily Lytel, Sec.T 1 Simmonds, Mrs. Warren C., b. 1855, d. 1928, sp. Warren Simonds, par John  
    http://www.interment.net/data/us/ny/washington/woodland/woodland_sesq.htm

73. Newfoundland NFGenWeb:Bonavista Bay:Bonavista Bay South District:Headstones
    Penney, Florence, 1990. Penney, Freeman, 1988. Penney, Wm. George, 1977. Penney,Gertrude ? Simmonds, Elizabeth, 1955. Simmonds, Elizabeth Jane, 1928  
    http://www.genweb.ca/nfdata/070/headstone/2/70_2charlottetown_uc_sa.htm
    
    Extractions: SURNAME GIVEN DATE of DEATH Abbott Albert Abbott Annie Abbott Baby Abbott Elizabeth Abbott Frances Abbott Isaac Abbott Isaac B. Abbott Ivy Abbott Jean Abbott Judy Faye Abbott Mary H. (Polly) Abbott Miriam Georgina Abbott Richard Abbott Robert Abbott Samuel Abbott William Canning Anna Jane Chatman Charles Chatman Eliol Chatman Miria Jane Chatman William John Chaulk Adam Chaulk Agustus Chaulk Albertha Chaulk Alice Chaulk Allen Chaulk Annie Frances Chaulk Amelia Chaulk Archibald Chaulk Artillus Chaulk Baby (Lilian) Chaulk Baby (Irene) Chaulk Cassandra Chaulk Charles W. Chaulk Douglas Chaulk Dwight Chaulk Emmily Chaulk Esley Chaulk Isabella Chaulk Lawrence Chaulk Ledwell Chaulk Leslie Chaulk Lewis Chaulk Mable Jane Chaulk Mance Chaulk Mary Chaulk Norman Chaulk Priscilla Chaulk Richard Chaulk Sophia Crews Adam Lockyer Cull Abby Cull Charles Cull Edith Cull Mary Drover Francis Garfield Drover Isabelle Drover Jennie Drover Lossie Drover Maxwell Gordon Drover Olive Gwendolyn Drover Phyllis Caroline Drover William Ford Anne Florance Ford Baby Girl Ford Emma Spracklin Ford Robert Ford Sarah Ann Ford William H.

74. All Individuals - Pafg417 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File
    He married Florence COREY in 1909 in New Zealand. Florence COREY.Florence marriedCharles Henry Simmonds in 1909 in New Zealand.  
    http://www.airgale.com.au/individuals/pafg417.htm
    
    Extractions: All Individuals in our Database George WRATT .George married Jane BACON. Jane BACON .Jane married George WRATT. They had the following children: M i John WRATT John Thomas Gilbert WALKER died on 4 Aug 1927 in Auckland New Zealand. He married Julia Augusta WRATT on 15 Jul 1885 in Wesleyan Church Grafton Rd. Auckland New Zealand. Other marriages: [Notes] Julia Augusta WRATT [ Parents was born on 8 May 1864 in Blenheim Marlborough New Zealand. She died before 1919. She married John Thomas Gilbert WALKER on 15 Jul 1885 in Wesleyan Church Grafton Rd. Auckland New Zealand. John Thomas Gilbert WALKER died on 4 Aug 1927 in Auckland New Zealand. He married Rose TIER in 1902. Other marriages: [Notes] Rose TIER .Rose married John Thomas Gilbert WALKER in 1902. They had the following children: M i Reginald WALKER F ii Eileen WALKER F iii Elsie WALKER William SAWYER .William married Fanny Elizabeth SIMMONDS in 1893 in New Zealand. Fanny Elizabeth SIMMONDS [ Parents was born in 1841 in Coventry Warwickshire England. She died in 1919 in Auckland New Zealand. She married William SAWYER in 1893 in New Zealand. Other marriages:

75. All Individuals - Pafg423 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File
    Christopher Geoffrey Ralph Simmonds Parents. Judith Florence HOWE Parents.They had the following children. F, i, Rachael Joelene Simmonds  
    http://www.airgale.com.au/individuals/pafg423.htm
    
    Extractions: Bruno HESS Kerrie SIMMONDS [ Parents They had the following children: F i Verena HESS F ii Annalise HESS F iii Maria HESS Christopher Geoffrey Ralph SIMMONDS [ Parents Judith Florence HOWE [ Parents They had the following children: F i Rachael Joelene SIMMONDS F ii Stephanie Jayne SIMMONDS M iii Bradley Geoffrey Raymond SIMMONDS Fred Raymond HOWE Marjorie WATSON They had the following children: F i Judith Florence HOWE Robert Thomas BURGESS Julienne Mary GRANGE [ Parents Other marriages:

76. Smith College: Smith Tradition
    Florence Ellinwood Allen LLD 1925. Hope Emily Allen LHD 1946. Marian AndersonMUS 1944 Mary Simmonds 71 SCD 2005. Adele Simmons LLD 1989  
    http://www.smith.edu/collegerelations/honorary.php
    
    Extractions: College Sophia Smith: Smith College's Founder Smith College ... Notable Alumnae Berenice Abbott DFA 1973 Jane Addams LLD 1910 Stella Adler DFA 1987 Dorothy Ainsworth '16 SCD 1956 Fay Ajzenberg-Selove SCD 1995 Madeleine Korbel Albright LLD 2003 Jane Alexander DFA 1999 Florence Ellinwood Allen LLD 1925 Hope Emily Allen LHD 1946 Marian Anderson MUS 1944 Mary Anderson LLD 1941 Maya Angelou LTD 1975 Gladys Anslow '14 SCD 1950 Hannah Arendt LLD 1966 Margaret Arnstein '25 SCD 1950 Helen Atwater 1897 SCD 1943 Margaret Atwood LTD 1982 Ana Marie Barrenechea LTD 1967 Nita Barrow LLD 1991 Leona Baumgartner SCD 1956 Rose Fairbank Beals 1895 SCD 1934 Mary Beard LLD 1945 Bodil Begtrup LLD 1949 M. Kathleen Bell 1944 AM 1959

77. Etched On Devon's Memory
    Three studies in English literature Kipling, Galsworthy, Shakespeare / translatedby Florence Simmonds. Heinemann , 1923. (Record no 59707)  
    http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/placm.html

78. Florence Rena Sabin Papers, American Philosophical Society
    The Papers of Florence Rena Sabin, a pioneer in women s role in medical research, Simmonds, Nina. Simmons, WW. Simms, Henry S. Simonton, Willetta E  
    http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/mole/s/sabin.htm
    
    Extractions: (13.5 linear feet) B Sa12 American Philosophical Society 105 South Fifth Street * Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386 Table of contents Abstract Background note Born in the mining town of Central City, Colorado, as the daughter of an engineer, Florence Rena Sabin was raised in New England and carved out a career of firsts in developmental biology and anatomy. Her early research centered on the embryological origins of the lymphatic system, and she later worked on the origins of blood, blood cells, and blood vessels, on the histology of the brain, and on the pathology and immunology of tuberculosis. In September, 1925, Sabin accepted the invitation to head the Department of Cellular Studies at the Rockefeller Institute, becoming the first woman faculty member there, and continuing her work on tuberculosis. She retired to Colorado in 1938, but emerged six years later at the request of the governor to chair a subcommittee on public health and help reform and modernize the state's public health system. She retired a second time in 1951 and died October 3, 1953. Honors accrued to Sabin throughout her career, including a number of firsts. In addition to being the first female graduate of Hopkins medical school, the first full professor there, and the first at Rockefeller, she was the first president of the American Association of Anatomists (1924) and the first woman member of the National Academy of Sciences (1925). She was selected as one of two representatives for the state of Colorado in the National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol.

79. Class Notes - Winter 2001
    I (Florence Dunbar Kerr) visited Jane Mochel Aukerman in Medina, Ohio. Bill plays some golf and is researching the roots of the Simmonds clan.  
    http://www.wooster.edu/magazine/classnotes/winter014.html
    
    Extractions: I (Florence Dunbar Kerr) visited Jane Mochel Aukerman in Medina, Ohio. Jane fell last spring, was homebound for a month, and went to a therapy clinic for another month, keeping her from our 60th reunion. She feels much better now and is driving and attending her scheduled activities. Rosemary Jane Kirk Fiske now lives in Vero Beach, FL. Her favorite Wooster memories are of the wonderful friends she made there. Eleanor Bentley Gilbert and her husband, Bob, have have moved into a retirement community in Largo, FL. This seemed the wise thing to do since Eleanor has developed osteoarthritis and uses a wheelchair. She taught math for 30 years, and her husband was a school administrator. They have visited almost every state in their camper and were avid boaters. Jim and Frances Rohrabaugh Macaulay also live in Florida. Jim practiced medicine in Seven Lakes, and they decided to stay there after he retired. It also was retirement for Frances, since she had done secretarial work for Jim. Now she has more time for bridge and reading. Bill plays some golf and is researching the roots of the Simmonds clan. At our reunion, he was thinking about a trip to England to continue his genealogical work.

80. File WEBSITE.GED: SHEPHERD, Florence - SHOWELL, George Peter
    BACK (SHARP, Florence Emily SHEPHERD, Ethel ) NEXT (SHOWELL, M. Christopher M.- Simmonds, Rustic Elizabeth ) Go back to the Burbury Home Page.  
    http://www.vision.net.au/~dburbury/index/ind449.htm

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