41. Sally S Family Place - NEIGHBORS MAPLE LAWN MULBERRY GROVE 5. mary Hayes 6. Samuel Hayes married 16 Oct 1778 mary Martin Hardy hays, Bm. 25th of February 1774 John hays Account of sale by Hardy hays, admr. buyers http://www.sallysfamilyplace.com/Neighbors/haysjohn.htm

Sally's Family Place - NEIGHBORS MAPLE LAWN MULBERRY GROVE PARKER RAYNER ... HOME Best viewed with Internet Explorer - Seeking the Facts Index Alston Powellsv. Askew John O George David Zephaniah ... Gordon Bond Henry Thomas Richard Boon-VA ... Tom -NH Allen -H Wm NH Jacob NH Brickell BRITTON I Michael Benjamin ... Union Brown Alex. Edward Francis Thomas ... Cherry of Bertie of Norfolk of Texas of Cobb Robert James John Nathan ... Hayes Hill Ben Hofler Hance John ... Montgomery Moore Allen Stephen Richard James ... Nowell Perry Wm - VA Phil - VA John - N Ben - P ... Jacob - P Phillip-P Sam - P John-B Josiah-B ... Speight Stone Ben Zed Thomas of Gates of Bertie VANN Pauline ... Wynns John Hays, Hayes, Haye, Hais, Hase ca/bef 1694 - 1774 his parents of Bertie Precinct This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!! One John Hayes was son of Peter Hayes, the envoy who died in Va in 1668 per A E Hayes. [I have not checked this out further as of yet] Jacob John Hayes, ship captain lived at Salmon Ck, NC He was master of the "Constant" out of London. He and his first mate Edward Cooke were subpoenaed to appear in court in London re. Bacon's Rebellion.

42. Mary Hays www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~worp/hayes/index.html mary Pickford Given Ovation, Seattle Star, May 21, 1935, p. 11; Richard E. hays; mary Triumphs in Stage Play, Seattle Daily Times, http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~worp/hayes/index.html

43. Hays Family Cemetery, Newton, Georgia Http//ftp.rootsweb.com 25 1849 Apr 6 1932 28 hays, Bessie E. 1877 1879 28 hays, Helen M. Mar 13 1850 Sept 16 1887 28 hays, mary Y. Nov 9 1854 Jan 16 1940 28 hays, Stoney I. 1883 http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/newton/cemeteries/hays.txt

44. Hays Will H: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library Earl Goodwin mary hays 1803 biographical Queen of Scots. It will be useful to start individual (MQS 2 52; H 11) would greatly in the examples of http://www.questia.com/library/encyclopedia/101248563

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45. Notorious Voices: Feminist Biblical Interpretation 1500-1920 By Marla J. Selvidg hays, mary, Female Biography; or Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women of all Ages and Countries, Alphabetically Arranged (1803) http://www.pinn.net/~sunshine/book-sum/notor.html

Sunshine for Women Book Summaries Home Notorious Voices: Feminist Biblical Interpretation 1500-1920 Marla J. Selvidge Continuum 1996 Selvidge introduces us to the ideas of many female, feminist interpreters of the Bible who were active before 1920. I could name many such women who did not make it into this book - for instance, see Gerda Lerner's The Creation of Feminist Conscientiousness 1) "In our struggle for self-identity, survival, and liberation in a patriarchal society and church, Christian women have found that the bible has been used as a weapon against us but at the same time it has been a resource for courage, hope, and commitment in this struggle." page 5 2) " Margaret Foster writes of her own experiences of that stress when she says: "[A]nd a feminist is no shrieking harridan obsessed with destruction but a man or a woman who strives to secure a society in which neither sex finds gender alone a handicap to their progress." page 5 3) "While the term "feminism" may be a twentieth-century invention, its ideals and strategies were practiced long before the suffragettes won the vote, and long before Mary Daly, Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza, Phyllis Trible, Naomi Goldenberg, or Rosemary Radford Ruether penned their scathing critiques of the religious literatures and power structures of society." page 6 4) "There is no such thing as a completely objective or perfect interpretation of the Bible." page 13

46. Proch Cemetery, DonegalTownship, Westmoreland County PA hays, Michael In memory of, who died Feb. 5, 1829 88 years 16 days 5. MH (footstone for Michael hays) 6. hays, mary In memory of, consort of Lewis hays http://www.pa-roots.com/users/westmoreland/townships/donegal/porch.html

Porch Cemetery Donegal Township Westmoreland County PA Located just off of Route 711 on 4 Mile Run Road between Donegal and Staahlstown, Donegal Township. CONTACT INFORMATION: The Porch Cemetery Association PO Box 83 Stahlstown, PA 15687; William D. Roadman Sec./Treas. (TRANSCRIPTION IS FROM RIGHT TO LEFT, STARTING AT THE TOP OF THE HILL AND WORKING DOWN) SURNAME LIST: Baker, Barkley, Barron, Beistel, Berger, Bonsy, Brougher, Bungard, Campbell, Carns, Conroy, Crawford, Eicher, Fagundes, Fisher, Fligger, Foust, Fry, Gardner, Gaumer, Gay, Gettemy, Glotfelty, Harman, Hauger, Hays, Hemminger, Hess, Hoffer, Hoover, Horner, Keyser, Kundley, Lape, Leasure, Mahaffey, Marker, Matthews, McClain, McKenzie, McKlveen, Milbee, Miller, Moore, Mosholder, Musgrove, Neiderhiser, Nelson, Newill, Nichols, Nickles, Overly, Palmer, Piper, Poarch, Poole, Porch, Porterfield, Putnam, Reed, Ringler, Roadman, Ross, Samuel, Scott, Shaffer, Shaulis, Simmons, Simpson, Spect, Stahl, Stairs, Starkey, Stoker, Stough, Turk, Ulery, Uphouse, Walters, Weimer, Welfrey, Yost, Yother COMPILED BY DONNA E. MOHNEY (dmohney@westol.com) RD # 1 Box 477A Ligonier, PA 15658

47. Pia50cen E-h L.P. 36 PA 28b 17 FINK, mary C. 08 MO 28b 20 FINK, Robert H. 13 MO 28b 18 .. mary A. 14 KY 28a 01 hays, mary E. 01 IA 49b 15 hays, Patrick 11 IRELAND http://www.charter-pierce.org/iapo50eh.htm

POLK COUNTY IOWA 1850 CENSUS INDEX PRESENTED BY THE CHARTER-PIERCE MEMORIAL INTERNET Surnames beginning "E" thru "H" Ea Ed Eg El ... Hy Ea INDIVIDUAL AGE BP PAGE LINE EATON, Elijah 40 PA 48a 40 EATON, Fillmore 01 IN 48b 04 EATON, Harriet 06 IN 48b 02 EATON, Henry C. 08 IN 48b 01 EATON, John T. 04 IN 48b 03 EATON, Rebecca 26 NC 48a 41 EATON, William H. H. 10 IN 48a 42 Back To Table Of Contents Ed EDWARDS, Adaline 01 IN 54a 01 Back To Table Of Contents Eg EGERTON, Amanda M. 6/12 IA 46b 32 EGERTON, Asael 18 IN 46b 33 EGERTON, David 23 IN 46b 30 EGERTON, Susanna 20 IN 46b 31 Back To Table Of Contents El ELLIOTT, Alfred 14 IL 60b 21 ELLIOTT, Almarinda 02 IA 61a 10 ELLIOTT, Dency 16 IL 60b 20 ELLIOTT, Foster 62 NC 60b 15 ELLIOTT, Frederick 25 NC 61a 08 ELLIOTT, Henry 9/12 IA 61a 11 ELLIOTT, John 22 NC 60b 17 ELLIOTT, Lovina 21 NC 60b 18 ELLIOTT, Martina 19 IL 61a 09 ELLIOTT, Permina 53 NC 60b 16 ELLIOTT, Stephen 19 IL 60b 19

48. MONTGOMERY County, Index H-L hays, Ephraim 18.24 hays, mary A. 18.24 hays, Will S. 18.24 Hayward, J. T. K. 4.10 Hazelwood, Lee 11.17 Heatherington, Cora B. 11.03 http://www.kancoll.org/books/cutler/montgomery/montgomery-co-i4.html

KANSAS COLLECTION BOOKS William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas MONTGOMERY COUNTY. INDEX (H-L). A B C D ... Z H Hagaman, Mary J. Hagenbach, Clara Hail, Mary Hall, Ann Eliza Hall, C. V. Hall, Freeman Hall, George Hall, Gertrude Grace Hall, J. N. Hall, Lizzie I. Hall, Maggie Hall, R. F. Hall, Ralph Hall, S. T. Halladay, Amelia Hamer, - Hamilton, John Hamilton, Madee Hamilton, Margaret Hammond, Bertha Hammond, Thomas Hammond, Willie Hancock, Anna Handley, Alice C. Handley, J. A. Hankins, J. T. Hanks, John Hanley, Emma A. Hanley, Francis A. Hanley, James Hanley, Mary E. Hardin, Edwin Hardin, Minnie Harper, R. C. Harris, - Harris, Thomas Harrison, Cordelia E. Harrison, M. Eliza Harrison, Mary Harrison, Mary H. Harrison, Thomas Harrison, Thomas J. Harrison, William C. Harter, W. H. Harvey, James M. Harvey, Sarah A. Hastings, E. D. Hatch, Minnie F. Hayden, Forrest F. Hayden, John H. Hayden, Martha J. Hayden, Mary E. Hayden, Stephen F. Hayden, Thaddeus S. Hayden, Thomas Hayden, William O. Haydes, Matilda D. Hays, Ephraim

49. Language And Literature -- Sign In Page hays, mary (1798) An Appeal to the Men of Great Britain in Behalf of Women. London J. Johnson and J. Bell (originally published anonymously). http://lal.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/16/3/281

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50. Romantic Circles: "The Last Man And The New History" By Greg Kucich Yet as Gary Kelly, Nanora Sweet, and Antoinette Burton reveal in their recent exploratory studies of the historical writings of mary hays, Felicia Hemans, http://prometheus.cc.emory.edu/RC/mary/kucich.html

ROMANTIC CIRCLES MOO CONFERENCE: 13 SEPTEMBER 1997 The Last Man and the New History Greg Kucich University of Notre Dame The narration [of history] inspired me with strange feelings. . . . -The Creature (Frankenstein) The Creature's distressed and feminized reaction to historical experience, which causes him to weep along with Safie for the accumulated sufferings of humanity, embodies one of the most compelling concerns of Mary Shelley's overall writingshow the construction and gendering of the past affects the present. The Last Man constitutes her most complex engagement with that question, which merits particular attention in this virtual forum because it intersects with a widely shared and relatively unexplored pattern of historical investments among the period's women writers. These forms of revisionary historicism helped inspire in Mary Shelley a lifelong fascination with what she called "the philosophy of history" (Lives 2: 73), and she put the "lessons" she learned from her extensive reading in such a historical school to use in a wide variety of experimental formatsfrom the Creature's tearful response to historical suffering in Frankenstein, to the records of domestic relations that control the historical formats of most of her later novels, to the "history of [the] heart" that she foregrounds in her five-volume 1830s series of biographical lives (Lives 1: 90). Shelley's critics have begun to examine the innovative character of these historiographical procedures (O'Dea; Lew; Smith), but it would be particularly revealing at this point to trace the strategies through which The Last Man offers one of the most complex and problematic formulations of the revisionary historiography practiced by so many of Shelley's female contemporaries.

51. Founders Cemetery, Milford, CT hays, mary, dau of Captain Ezekiel Rebecca, died Aug. 30, 1775, age 14 hays, Rebecca, wife of Ezekiel dau of John Russel of Branford, died May 27, 1773, http://www.rays-place.com/cemeteries/215-5.htm

Historic Newspapers Online Order Birth and Death Records Online! Center Church Crypt Cemetery 215-5 New Haven, CT As found in the Hale Collection at the Ct. State Library, Hartford, CT Copied Dec. 1934 Also see STONES AT EAST WALL Alling, Fitch, dau of Samuel, died Nov. 18, 1777, age 23 Alling, Hannah, died Oct. 26, 1771, age 69 Alling, Mary, wife of Stephen, died Apr. 30, 1748, age 33 Alling, Nathan, died Oct. 24, 1774, age 79 Alling, Phebe Latte, wife of Enos, died Dec. 23, 1751, age 31 Arnold, Margaret, wife of Benedict, died Jan. 19, 1775, age 31 Bell, Mrs. Dorcas, wife of Jacob, died Apr. 15, 1791, age 62 Bradley, Hannah, wife of Joseph, died Dec. 3, 1786, age 54 Collins, Ann, wife of Captain Ebenezer, died Aug. 2, 1747, age 87 Coster, Ester, died Apr. 6, 1691, age 67 Dana, Katharine, died Aug. 28, 1795, age 67 Davenport, Abigail, wife of Rev. John, died July 20, 1717, age 74 Forbes, Mary, wife of Elisah, died Sept. 1794, age 33 Gaskel, Elizabeth, died Nov. 11, 1736, age 85 Gaskel, Sam, died Feb. 1, 1703, age 51

52. Sean B. Kelly's St. Louis Globe-Democrat Obituaries Of Irish-born St. Louisans Grace, mary * Parish of ? * Kilkenny * 3/8 Hayes, John * * Tipperary * 1/8 hays, mary Ann * * Cork * 12/10 11 hays, Nicholas * * Cork * 7/8 http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/seankelly.htm

This is a compilation of St. Louis Globe-Democrat Obituaries of Irish-born St. Louisans by Sean B. Kelly (last update August 25, 2002) To return to the "Genealogy in St. Louis" Web Site click here. "St. Louis Globe-Democrat Obituaries of Irish-born St. Louisans" In most cases, this index associates at least a county in Ireland with obituaries of St. Louis residents. A few refer to Irish organizations or leaders or other natives of the British Isles. Some obituaries are for those living in Ireland who also had relatives living in St. Louis. Where a St. Louisan is mentioned, a note is made to see the obituary of his or her relative. NAME / YEAR / VILLAGE/PARISH / COUNTY / DATE Kelly, Nancy * Tyhallard * Monaghan * 1/19 Connolly, Thomas * Kingscourt, Eniskeen * Cavan * 12/17 Curley, Michael * * Roscommon * 11/5 Donovan, Denis * Fan Lubbish * Cork * 12/24 Frame, James * Moneyrea * Down * 12/6 Keane, Thomas * Elphin * Roscommon * 12/31 Keegan, Mary * * Limerick * 12/8 Kelly, Ned * Melbourne * Australia * 11/22

53. Bibliography - _Letter To The Women Of England_ By Mary Robinson - Electronic Ed hays, mary. Memoirs of Emma Courtney. Ed. Eleanor Ty. Oxford Oxford University Press, 1996. Highfill, Philip H., Kalman A. Burnim, and Edward A. Langhans. http://www.rc.umd.edu/editions/robinson/mrbib.htm

List of Works Incorporated in This Hypertext and Selected Bibliography Works by Mary Robinson Available in Modern Editions: Letter to the Women of England on the Injustice of Mental Subordination. The Radicals: Revolutionary Women . Ed. Marie Mulvey Roberts and Tamae Mizuta. Perspectives on the History of British Feminism Series. Fascimile edition. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1994. Letter to the Women of England on the Injustice of Mental Subordination [1799]. Revolution and Romanticism Series. Ed. Jonathan Wordsworth. Oxford and New York: Woodstock, 1998. Lyrical Tales, 1800. Revolution and Romanticism Series. Ed. Jonathan Wordsworth. Oxford and New York: Woodstock, 1989. Perdita : The Memoirs of Mary Robinson. Ed. M.J. Levy. London; Chester Springs: Peter Owen, 1994. Poems, 1791. Revolution and Romanticism Series. Ed. Jonathan Wordsworth. Oxford and New York: Woodstock, 1994. The Poetical Works of the Late Mrs. Mary Robinson: Including Many Pieces Never Before Published. In Three Volumes. London: Richard Phillips, 1806. London: Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1996. Introduction by Caroline Franklin. Facsimile edition.

54. [ Obituaries ] | Topeka Capital-Journal, The | Find Articles At BNET.com Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Immaculate Heart of mary Catholic Church in hays. Burial will be in St. Joseph s Catholic Cemetery in hays. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4179/is_20010416/ai_n11764330

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55. Nineteenth-Century Fiction: Bibliography hays, mary, 1759/601843 1796, Memoirs of Emma Courtney. By mary hays. In Two Volumes. (Printed For G. G. and J. Robinson, London, 1796) hays http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/NCF/NCF.bib.html

Nineteenth-Century Fiction Bibliography SEARCH Database Home Chadwyck-Healey The ARTFL Project ... Back to EFTS Nineteenth-Century Fiction Bibliography Ainsworth, William Harrison, 18051882 [ Jack Sheppard. A Romance. (Richard Bentley, London, 1839) [ Answrth,W:JackSheppardRomance ] (genre=m). Allen, Grant, 18481899 [ The Woman Who Did: By Grant Allen (Roberts Bros., Boston, 1895) [ Allen,G:WomanWhoDid ] (genre=m). Austen, Jane, 17751817 [ Lady Susan [in, The Works of Jane Austen; Volume VI; Minor Works] (Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford, 1954) [ Austen,J:LadySusan ] (genre=f). Austen, Jane, 17751817 [ The Watsons [in, The Works of Jane Austen; Volume VI; Minor Works] (Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford, 1954) [ Austen,J:Watsons ] (genre=f). Austen, Jane, 17751817 [ Sense and Sensibility. A Novel. In Three Volumes. By a Lady. (T. Egerton, London, 1811) [ Austen,J:SenseSensibilityNovelInThreeVolumesByLady ] (genre=f). Austen, Jane, 17751817 [ Pride and Prejudice: A Novel. (Printed for T. Egerton, London, 1813) [ Austen,J:PridePrejudice ] (genre=f).

56. History & Genealogy - Military - Bradley County Confederate Pension Applications NAME hays, G.B. WIDOW hays, mary D. PENSION W2183 NAME hays, William Grant. WIDOW hays, Unity Jane PENSION W3989 NAME Heifner, J.R. PENSION http://tennessee.gov/tsla/history/military/pen206.htm

Skips Top Navigation Menu Home TSLA Online Catalog Visitor Info. ... FAQs SEARCH Entire Site FOR History and Genealogy Military Records Return to Index to Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications Updated December 28, 2004 Tennessee State Library and Archives 403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, TN 37243 Phone: 615.741.2764 Fax: 615.532.2472 Email: reference.tsla@state.tn.us Web Policies

57. GENUKI: Durham St Mary-le-Bow 1571-1837 1694 Clement Kitfield = Margaret Knaggs 23 Apr 1694 Robert Beck = mary . Aug 1749 Richard Brown = Diana Walker 24 Dec 1749 Joseph hays = mary Carr 25 Feb http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/Transcriptions/DUR/DSB.html

Durham St Mary-le-Bow Contents Marriages from the Durham St Mary-le-Bow Registers (1571-1837) This listing is produced from an index that was originally prepared by Bill Rounce and entered onto computer by George Bell with the assistance of Sandra (Hope) Bell. This index is one of a number kindly made available to GENUKI by George Bell from his large collection of Northumberland and Durham indexes Before 1752 (in Britain) the year began on March 25th (Lady Day). Dates between January 1st and March 24th were therefore at the end of the year rather than the beginning. To avoid confusion, dates in this range are marked with an asterisk e.g. 12 Feb 1696*. Such dates are sometimes seen in the form 12 Feb 1696/7. Calendar Reform From 1752 the year began on January 1st instead of March 25th. Return to top of page Last updated: 17th October 1996 - Brian Pears

58. ROBERT (BOB) HAYS LINEAGE Ace Lee Maness was the son of Tish Maness and (Stob) Sam hays, brother to Captain Ace N. hays, and Martha (Matt) was the daughter of Jackson and mary hays, http://www.tngenweb.org/records/decatur/history/younger/y14-16.htm

59. Friends Of The Urban Forest: Donors Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund, Thom haysmary Ann hays Family Foundation, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Anonymous, Hung On Tong Society, http://www.fuf.net/donate/list_of_donors.html

Resources Contact Us Site Map Thanks to Esurance for their significant sponsorship of our 2007 art auction benefit, Arcadia: Artists Celebrate Trees. If you are a business interested in sponsoring the activities of Friends of the Urban Forest, please contact Executive Director Kelly Quirke Public Partners Foundation Partners Community Partners $5,000 and up About Us Tree Plantings Tree Care Education ... Donate

60. Reader's Cemetery - Carbon County, Wyoming hays, mary ~ Died Apr 13 1897, Aged 68 yrs 6 ms 2 ds Photo. hays, Mildred L. ~ 1914 2002, {same stone as William T.} Photo. hays, Robert G. ~ 1909 - 1910 http://www.distantcousin.com/cemetery/wy/carbon/readers/index.html

Searches Surnames City Directories School Alumni ... SSDI Reader's Cemetery - Carbon County, Wyoming Transcription: Reader's Cemetery is located a few miles past Savery, Carbon county, Wyoming but before Slater, Carbon County, Wyoming. It is on a hill overlooking Slater. Episcopal Church. Records 1899+ can be found at the Little Snake River Museum in Savery, Carbon county, Wyoming (307 - 383 - 7262). Photograph of entrance to cemetery Armstrong, Jos. ~ 1890 - 1924 Photo Baker, Anna Launder ~ 19 Aug 1857 - 23 May 1930 Photo Binger, Ella M. ~ Jun 11, 1866 - May 8, 1923 Photo Binger, John H. ~ Apr 27, 1864 - Dec 10, 1931 Photo Birch, Emma Stocks ~ Jan 18, 1874 - May 28, 1962 Photo Brockmire, Henry ~ 1830 in Virginia - Sep 6, 1907 Photo Cole, Charles W. ~ 13 Feb 1862 Missouri - died 13 Oct 1936 Rawlins, Wyoming Buried: Section 3 Block 2, Lot 24 Episcopal Church Records 1899 + Cole, Earl ~ 1 Nov 1891 Washington - 19 May 1965 Baggs, Wyoming Buried: Section 3 Block 2, Lot 24 Photo Cole, Elizabeth ~ 3 Apr 1866 - 18 Jul 1946 Rawlins, Wyoming Buried 28 Jul 1946 Section 3 Block 2, Lot 24

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