81. G.W. Blunt White Library: Microfilm List CHERUB, June 1857March 1859, Joseph E. Bailey, master. Joseph MEIGS, JournalOct. 8, 1842-June 20, 1844, Jr Taber, master. SOLON (Brig), Journal Dec. http://www.mysticseaport.org/library/catfind/micro.cfm

Research request Order copies G.W. Blunt White Library Microfilm MR 1 REBECCA (Brig) Log: Dec. 1797-Oct. 1799. REBECCA (Whaleship) Log: Sept. 1791-Jan. 1793. SURPRISE (Sloop) Journal: July 1793-Jan. 1794. ANDREW JACKSON (Clipper) Log: 5th voyage. ROBIN HOOD (Ship) Log: Oct. 1845-June 1848. PACIFIC (Schooner) Log: July 1856-May 1858. TALMA (Schooner) Log: Jan. 1834-Oct. 1835. ANN HOWARD (Schooner) Log: Nov. 1835-July 1836. (cont. on Roll 2) GOLDEN WEST (Schooner) Log: Oct. 1878-Sept. 1879. MR 2 HURON (Ship) Log: 1821-1822. HUNTRESS (Schooner) Log: Aug. 1820-June 1821. ALABAMA PACKET, Journal: July 1821-June 1823. HARRIET (Schooner) Journal: Aug. 1825-May 1827, Sept. 1828-May 1830. GOLDEN WEST (Schooner) Journal: Oct. 1878-Sept. 1879. ANN HOWARD (Ship) Log: cont. from Roll 1. SARAH W. MOTT, Log: Oct. 1887-Dec. 1888. PACIFIC (Schooner) Log: July 1858-April 1861. PERUVIAN (Whaleship) Journal: Dec. 1852-Oct. 1856. MR 3 PERUVIAN, Log: cont. from Roll 2. WARREN WHITE (Bark) Log: July 1852-Feb. 1853.

82. BATH NATIONAL CEMETERY BINGHAM, Wilford E., Jr., Spouse of Fredie, Born 14Nov-21, Died 11-Sep-04 BLOUNT, Elias , Born 1848 , Died 1920 BLOWERS, Joseph , Born 1821 , Died 1892 http://www.paintedhills.org/STEUBEN/BathNational/BathNationalAB.html

BATH NATIONAL CEMETERY Town of Bath Photos by Paul Giometti AB CD EG HK LM ... WZ AAB, Geoege F. , Born 1835 , Died 1913 AANONSEN, Oscar H. , Born 1915 , Died 1970 ABBOTT, Earl A , Born 1895 , Died 1969 ABBOTT, John A , Born 1823 , Died 1903 ABBOTT, Patrick , Born 1834 , Died 1903 ABBOTT, Solom , Born 1840 , Died 1901 ABDULLAH, Shaykn Yanga , Born 1923 , Died 1990 ABEL, Lester A. , Born 1838 , Died 1898 ABELL, Joseph , Born 1896 , Died 1959 ABER, George N. , Born 1843 , Died 1915 ABLEMAN, Stephen , Born 1830 , Died 1899 ABRAHAM, James C. , Born 1912 , Died 1985 ABRAHAM, John , Born 1895 , Died 1958 ABRAMS, Sally A. , Born 1932 , Died 1978 ABREU, Esteban , Born 1921 , Died 1973 ABREU, Jose A. , Born 1912 , Died 1983 ACKER, Howard C , Born 1915 , Died 1989 ACKER, Minott , Born 1875 , Died 1939 ACKERSON, William M , Born 1943 , Died 1979 ACKLEY, Orlo E , Born 1912 , Died 1990 ACKROYD, Ernest L. , Born 1895 , Died 1982 ADAM, Ludwig E. , Born 1876 , Died 1931 ADAMS, Harvey W. Sr. , Born 1898 , Died 1974

83. FRENCH CREEK CATHOLIC CEMETERY DOMBROWSKI, Joseph born 1900 died 1959 Son of Julius Dombrowski DRAKE,Robert J. Jr. born 1935 died 1956 - Son of Robert J. Drake Sr. http://www.paintedhills.org/CHAUTAUQUA/FrenchCreekCatholic.html

FRENCH CREEK CATHOLIC CEMETERY or St. Mathias French Creek, NY Formatted by PHGS Member: Gayle Thomson ACHTABOWSKI, Antoni  spouse of Matylda born 1875 died 1955     ACHTABOWSKI, Matylda spouse of Antoni   born 1872 died 1960     BEMIS, Floyde Christie Sr.   born 5/8/1916 died 12-16-1957     - Vet-WWII US Navy NY BENIM, Alfred spouse of Sarah born 1841 died 1927 age 86     BENIM, Allie spouse of unwed born 1873 died 1894     - Dau of Alfred Benim BENIM, Benjamin  spouse of Ethel born 1880 died 1955     - Son of Alfred Benim BENIM, Claire   born 1906 died 1909     BENIM, Doris   born 1904 died 1922     BENIM, Ethel spouse of Benjamin   born 1883 died 1973     BENIM, Sarah spouse of Alfred   born 1841 died 1913 age 72    BENIM, Thomas   born 1870 died 1954     - Son of Alfred Benim BOZEK, Adam   born 1878 died 1963     BOZEK, John   born 1915 died 1975     - Son of Adam Bozek BOZEK, Pauline   born 1884 died 1966     BREZNIGAR, Ivan J.   born 1897 died 1969     BREZNIGAR, Mary   born 1908 died 1969     - Together Forever BREZNIGAR, Mike   born 1882 died 1946     - Brother to Ivan J.

84. Local History I. VanTassel, March 2, 1849; Mary Gatehouse, 1848; Joseph Hollington, 1847; The secretaries were Sylvamis Hatch, 1843; Samuel Clark, Jr., 1848; AJ Lamb, http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/acs/1890s/localhis.html

Early History of Bowling Green, Ohio Taken from the Commemorative, Historical and Biographical Record of Wood County, Ohio: Its Past and Present T HE seat of justice of Wood county, near its geographical center, is admirably located for the purposes of trade and commerce, as well as for the administration of county affairs. Two railroad lines, with their branches, bring the town within forty minutes' ride of the southern and northern townships, while a stone road, running east, insures to the people of Center and adjoining townships a good thoroughfare at all seasons, and easy access to this central trading place. Prior to 1870, the present busy town was a quiet hamlet. In that year the Census enumerator found 906 inhabitants there. Ten years after there were 1, 539 inhabitants credited to the corporation, while in 1890, no less than 3,467 residents were reported. The population in the fall of 1895 was alleged to exceed 4,000. Basing the number of inhabitants on the number of voters (911 votes cast for candidates for commissioner) in November, 1895, the population, at that date, must have been a little above the 4000 mark. In 1890 there were 786 dwelling houses in the town for the 797 families reported. Within the past six years many modern houses have been built, bringing the total up to 1,000 dwellings, few, if any, of which are tenantless. The construction of business houses has been carried on, until now the business center extends from Mt. Ararat northward to a point near the last location of John M. Hannon's pioneer tavern.

85. Index Background of Calvin E. Stowe s Report on Elementary Public Joseph Badger,The First Missionary to the Western Reserve, by Byron R. Long, http://publications.ohiohistory.org/ohstemplate.cfm?action=index&letter=B

86. Index Joseph E. Weinland, Rebuilder of Schoenbrunn, by Robert M. Wilkin, Joseph Badger, The First Missionary to the Western Reserve, by Byron R. Long, http://publications.ohiohistory.org/ohstemplate.cfm?action=index&letter=W

87. Manuscripts Department Library Of The University Of North Carolina 1850) + Mary Spern Charles Charles, Jr. (18241848) William Henry An exceptionalitem of 30 August 1818 is a letter of George E. Badger to John http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/m/Manly_Family

88. From Research Of Judith Presnell Canant, Wife Of Adolph E Canant, Jr, Descendant JOHN CONE, Jr; b. 1774, SC? (Source Joseph Furman Bryan and Judith P Canant . Grantor CH (Jr) Thomas (H?) COLDING Grantee E (or F) FURSE, Book FFF, http://sciway3.net/clark/allendale/colding.htm

From Research of Judith Presnell Canant, wife of Adolph E Canant, Jr, descendant. This research is by A E and Judith P CANANT, and may be freely used by descendants for their personal family records, but may not be copied or used for personal financial gain by anyone. If any descendant may have corrections or additions to this report, please contact Judy Canant at: (ASLANJ@aol.com) Descendants of "Father" Colding Generation No. 1 1. ''FATHER" COLDING Children of FATHER COLDING are: 2. i. BLANCHARD COLDING, SR, b. Abt. 1730, owned land on 3 runs, Orangeburg Co (age is a guess); d. Bef. 1776. ii. JOHN COLDING, R S (Source: Listed in accts of pay due the Co's in Col Geo Gabriel Powell's Battalian in 1759 Cherokee Exp, signed by commanding officers 1-15-1760.), b. Bet. 1735 - 1742, ? - was in Capt Peter Kolb's Co, SC RS (Source: Soldiers of the South 1732-1774 by Murtie June Clark, Genealogy Publ Co 1986.). More About JOHN COLDING, R S: Fact 1: November 16, 1759, Deserted Co - see Muster Roll 1-15-1760 (Source: Soldiers of the South 1732-1774 by Murtie June Clark, Genealogy Publ Co 1986.) Generation No. 2

89. Iowa Authors - The University Of Iowa Libraries Buchan, J. Don (Joseph Donald), 1908 Buchan, Vivian E., 1910- Kemp, PollyKempker, John Francis, 1848-1924 Kendall, Nathan E., 1868- http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/spec-coll/iowaauth.htm

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA LIBRARIES SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT IOWA CITY, IOWA 52242-1420 TELEPHONE: 319/335-5921 . FAX: 319/335-5900 e-mail: lib-spec@uiowa.edu The Iowa Authors Collection "In 1945 the University of Iowa Library entrusted to one of its long-time librarians, Grace Wormer, the task of forming a special collection of books written by Iowa authors," wrote Frank Paluka in Iowa Authors: A Bio-bibliography of Sixty Native Writers (Iowa City: Friends of the University of Iowa Libraries, 1967). "An Iowa author, for the purpose of this collection, was considered to be any writer born in the state or definitely associated with Iowa who had written at least one published book. For non-native writers, a definite association with the state was usually interpreted to mean a residence in Iowa of twenty years or more." By 1967, the collection included the work of more than 800 writers. A 1993 article in by Robert McCown in Books at Iowa gives more details on the history of the collection.

90. Carbondale Cemetery - Surnames A-G - Osage County, Kansas Badger, Sidney E, b.Feb 23, 1909, d. May 17, 1989 Bailey, Sara L, b.1899, d. 1951 Gardner, Joseph, d. Jul 20, 1881, aged 5yr 1mo 5days, son of EM E http://www.interment.net/data/us/ks/osage/carbondale/carbondale_ag.htm

Home Search Journal What's New ... Carbondale Cemetery Carbondale Cemetery Carbondale, Osage County, Kansas Contributed by Jean Pinick [ pirera@aol.com Addington, Florence L, b. 1904, d. 1952 Addington, Joseph O, b.859, d. 1930 Addington, Lulu M, b.1881, d. 1938 Aiken, Thomas, died Nov 10, 1881, age 4yr Albin, Florence, b.1891, d. 1896 Allen, William Hebry, b.Jul 24, 1857, d. Oct 17, 1924 Allen, Minnie, b.Jul 23, 1865, d. Mar 22, 1945, wife of William Henry Allen, Helen Pearl, d. Nov 13, 1914, age 3yr Allen, Richard, d. Jul 30, 1912, age 75yrs Allison, James R, b. Mar 4, 1953, d. Jul 13, 1977 Almstrom, Catherine, died Jun 30, 1898, age 82yrs Althof, Connie M, b.Mar 5, 1959, d. May 26, 1993, m.Jul 31, 1978 to Lloyd D Althof, Lloyd W, b. Feb 5, 1952, d. no date Anderson, Mary E, d. May 3, 1909, age 75yrs Armstrong, Elvin N, b. Jan 29, 1922, d. Apr 9, 1980, US Army WWII Arnold, infant, d. Jun 12, 1881, aged 2mo, child of FM Austin, Albert N, b. 1876, d. 1935 Austin, Anna Elizabeth, b.1878, d. 1965 Avery, Annie Elizabeth Patten, b.198, d. 1990

91. Overbrook City Cemetery - Surnames A-H - Osage County, Kansas Badger, Chester A Jr, b. 13 Dec 1918, d. 7 Jun 1959, Texas S Sgt 414 Fighter GP AF Fairchild, Cordelia E, b. 20 Jul 1848, d. 25 Sep 1936 http://www.interment.net/data/us/ks/osage/overbrook/overbrook_ah.htm

Home Search Journal What's New ... Overbrook City Cemetery Overbrook City Cemetery Overbrook, Osage County, Kansas Contributed by Jean Pinick [ pirera@aol.com Adams, Frank E, b. 21 Oct 1915, d. no date Adams, Virginia B, b. 5 Jan 1914, d. 13 May 1991 Albright, Ernest N, b. 10 Feb 1915, d. 6 Jan 1994 Albright, Margaret E, Allen, Effie, b. 9 Jun 1888, d. 18 May 1963 Allen, Ira, b. 10 Mar 1890, d. 5 Jun 1984 Allen, Hugh W, b. 1880, d. 1970 Allen, Harold C, d. 4 Jan 1945 Allen, Delia Ann, b. 1882, d. 3 Jan 1945, aged 66yrs 8mo 11days Allen, Bernice Virginia Baker, Allen, Noah Virgil, b. 8 Apr 1902, d. 1 Mar 1990, m. 16 Mar 1925 to Trilby Ray Allen, Trilby Ray, b. 24 Jan 1908, d. 28 Aug 1990 Anderson, Lloyd W, b. 1903, d. 1944 Anderson, Myrtle, b. 8 Nov 1880, d. 18 Feb 1973 Anderson, Peter, b. 4 Feb 1865, d. 7 Jul 1949 Anderson, Infant, b. 24 Nov 1926, d. 24 Nov 1926 Anderson, Georgia R, b. 1912, d. no date Anderson, Patrick W, b. 1916, d. 1978, m. 7 Oct 1939 to Georgia R Anderson, Agnes M, b. 12 Aug 1909, d. no date

92. US Chess Federation: CONKLIN,Jr Joseph, 1967/O. CONKLIN,SPENCER L, 1685/0006. CONNELLY,THOMAS P, 1930/P DYBVIG,PHILIP H, 2001/0018. E. EAKIN,Jr BLAIR W, 1960/0018 http://www.uschess.org/cc/2003list.php

Corres- pondence Chess CC Main CC Events CC News CC FAQ ... Contact Us 2003 Annual Correspondence Chess Rating List Players listed have had 3 or more games rated and received at least one rating change during Jan. 1, 2002-Dec. 31, 2003. Masters appear at the beginning of this list in recognition of their special achievement. Provisional players are shown with the game count after their rating and Established rated players 25 or more games rated, are shown with an alphabetical letter showing highest rating level achieved, (for example, C=700-799 range; G=1100-1199 range). Masters A B C ... Z MASTERS ADAMS,GARY R 2266/R ADAMS,GARY R 2294/S ALBANESI,PAUL L 2210/R ALBANO,ANTHONY 2324/S ARNOLD,G ROBERT 2211/R AVERSA,FRED N 2200/R BAFFO,JEFFREY A 2343/S BATES,MICHAEL W 2361/S BECKER,WILLIAM R 2221/R BENKERT,DANNY EDW 2201/R BIEDERMANN,THOMAS 2300/S BISSONNETTE,NORMA 2278/R BLOOD,SR JOHN F 2261/S BOEGE,HAROLD W 2204/R BOERKOEL,ANTONIE 2324/S BOUCHER,WILLIAM P 2351/S BRANDHORST,WESLEY 2389/T BROWER,WALTER J 2337/S BURNETT,RONALD WA 2336/S BURTON,JOHN 2465/T BUSS,MICHAEL D

93. Calvary - Letter B BARR, Elizabeth Anna (RYAN) 22 SEP 1921 w/o Joseph Earl BARR BOWMAKER,JH, Jr. 11 SEP 1937 10 DEC 1981 obit,; BOYLE, E. Harold 1887 SEP 1960 h/o Ida http://bjsbytes.com/garfield/CalvaryB.htm

Calvary - B BABB, Ida T. 16 SEP 1900 28 MAY 1983 obit, h/o Jean BABB BABB, Jean W. 31 AUG 1903 2 SEP 1960 w/o Ida T. BABLES, Gladys (WILEY) HAMILTON 16 NOV 1912 27 JUN 1985 obit, 1w/o Joe HAMILTON, 2w/o Walter BABLES BADGER, Irene Margaret 16 APR 1911 19 OCT 1922 BAER, Margaret 1876 1950 BAEZ, Victoria (ALAMO) RIOS 20 Feb 1915 4 May 2000 obit, w/o Jose BAEZ BAIER, Lena (HEIN) 2 Sep 1901 13 Nov 2000 obit, w/o William H. BRIER BALDWIN, Floyd Frederick 1 Nov 1906 3 Aug 2000 obit, h/o Helen BLAKELY BALDWIN, James Conrad 23 DEC 1901 15 DEC 1990 obit, h/o Myrtle M. HUDNALL BALDWIN, Myrtle Marie (HUDNALL) 6 APR 1907 9 AUG 1995 obit, h/o James C. BALDWIN BALFOUR, Cecilia D. (MILACEK) 22 NOV 1903 31 AUG 1974 obit, w/o James H. BALFOUR BALFOUR, James H. 1 DEC 1889 12 OCT 1966 h/o Cecilia D. MILACEK BALFOUR, Mary Louise 17 DEC 1935 22 DEC 1935 BARNES, Grace (BRADLY) KENNEDY 27 MAR 1889 3 AUG 1969 1w/o, Grover C. BARNES,2w/o M. KENNEDY BARNES, Grover C. 13 SEP 1884 14 AUG 1913 h/o Grace BRADLY BARNS, Judy JUN 1949 JUN 1949 BARR, Elizabeth Anna (RYAN) 22 SEP 1921 w/o Joseph Earl BARR

94. Chenoweth: [JOHN: WILLIAM: WILLIAM] Jacob Van Meter( 12 Joseph Newel Knight, Jr. .. 12 James Allan Knight . 7 IsraelFred Chenoweth b October 29, 1848 in Pike Co., IL d December 23, http://www.chenowethsite.com/ch1jw20.htm

Descendants of Jacob Van Meter of Pike Co., IL Chenoweth History: 5th Generation (based on database cutoff date: September 22, 2003) Quick Links [Master Site Menu] [Main Page] Start of: [Surname Index] [Chenoweth names] [Other surnames] [Descendant tables] Menu for: [Surname Index] [Chenoweth names] [Other surnames] [Descendant tables] ... [Up] JACOB VAN METER(5) 1784-1851 CENSUS: 1810 KY: Butler Co: page 192, 1820 KY: Butler Co: page 319, 1830 IL: Morgan Co: page 96, 1840 IL: Pike Co: page 124, 1850 IL: Pike Co: 4th Precinct Twp3 s3w page 54 LOCATIONS: Nelson, Butler and Hardin Cos., KY, Morgan and Pike Cos., IL BOOKS: Harris page 82, Hiatt page 51 OTHER COUSIN CONTACTS: Ines Adeline King, Richard Craig Artz Children of JACOB CHENOWETH and MARY HAYCRAFT are: William Haycraft b. March 13, 1809, Butler Co., KY; d. May 02, 1872, Mankato, Blue Earth Co., MN; m. (1) HARRIET A. BENTLY, May 15, 1834, Pike Co., IL; b. 1811, Pike Co., IL; d. Unknown; m. (2) ELIZABETH FRED, January 11, 1848, Pike Co., IL; b. July 08, 1824, Bethel, Clermont Co., OH; d. June 14, 1907, Twin Lakes, Blue Earth Co., MN. Samuel Haycraft b. February 02, 1811; d. Bef. August 28, 1812.

95. Skull & Bones Membership List In Alphabetical Order Cushman, Jr. Lt. Gen. Robert E. 1958 Cutler Benjamin Crawford 1926 Emerson Joseph1841 Emerson Samuel 1848 English, Jr. William Deshay 1975 http://www.illuminati-news.com/skull-&-bones-memberlist.htm

Click Here to Enter Our Web Store in Alphabetical Order Wes Penre - February 15, 2004 Abbe Frederick Randolph 1848 Aberg, Jr. Donlan Vincent 1952 Abrams Peter Mark 1983 Acheson David Campion 1943 Ackerman Stephen H. 1957 Ackerman Stephen H. 1957 Acosta John Sidney 1921 Adams Charles Edward 1904 Adams Charles Hemmenway 1866 Adams Frederick Baldwin 1862 Adams Frederick Baldwin 1900 Adams George Webster 1904 Adams Lewis G. 1920 Adams Mason Tyler 1899 Adams Stephen 1959 Adams, Jr. Frederick Baldwin 1932 Afeiju Bernard I. 1967 Ahlbrandt, Jr. Roger S. 1963 Aiken Edwin Edgerton 1881 Aitchison William 1848 Albritton Paul Berem 1978 Aldis Owen Franklin 1874 Aldrich Malcolm Pratt 1922 Alexander Eben 1873 Alexander William DeWitt 1855 Alexander William Felix 1851 Ali Mehdi Raza 1965 Allen Arthur Dwight 1901 Allen Arthur Huntington 1873 Allen Calvin Durand 1913 Allen Charles E. 1958 Allen Daniel 1926 Allen Frederick Winthrop 1900 Allen Henry Elisha 1924 Allen John DeWitt Hamilton 1876 Allen Parker Breese 1919 Allen Walter 1863 Allen William Palmer 1880 Allen, Jr. Archibald J. 1945

96. HGS: Birmingham Branch On 8 Dec 1848 Harrison Burgess wrote from Birmingham that the branch had purchased 7 Aug 1909 Joseph E. Spendlove assigned to Birmingham and Lorenzo http://www.ldsep.org/england/birm/birmbr/

Birmingham Branch (1840+) The city of Birmingham was a very important center from which the church spread during the 1800s. Birmingham Branches 1840-1945 The boundaries and names referring to the Birmingham Branch changed considerably over time as other branches were created or the meeting places changed. Before 1852 the Birmingham Branch was also referred to as the Livery Street Branch because of that is where the branch had meetings. In 1852 there were about a thousand members of the church in the Birmingham Branch which was divided into four separate branches: Hockley, Cambridge Street, Bristol Road, and Ashted. The first three of these included parts of the center of Birmingham, however for the period 1852-1868, this history will only deal with the Cambridge Street Branch. Separate histories will be written for the Hockley, Bristol Road, and Ashted Branches. The Cambridge Street Branch was also known by other names as the meeting location changed during this period of time. Other names that it was known by were Crescent, New Hall, and Oxford Street Branch. The various Birmingham Branches were eventually amalgamated into a single branch again in 1868 at which time there were about 500 members in the area. From that time until 1872 the branch was known as the Hockley Branch, but after 14 May 1872 the name was changed to the Birmingham Branch.

97. Business History Review: Archives 18151848 Reviewed by Castorina, Camille • 285; Blouin, Francis X., Jr., Fell, James E., Jr., Ores to Metals The Rocky Mountain Smelting Industry http://www.hbs.edu/bhr/archives/abstracts/vol55index.html

@import url(/admin/style.css); INDEX TO VOLUME 55 Articles Benson, Susan Porter "The Cinderella of Occupations: Managing the Work of Department Store Saleswomen, 1900-1940" • 1 Samson, Peter "The Department Store, its Past and its Future: A Review Article" • 26 Tedlow, Richard S. "From Competitor to Comsumer: The Changing Focus of Federal Regulation of Aadvertising, 1914-1938" • 35 Stoff, Michael B. "The Anglo-American Oil Aagreement and the Wartime Search for Foreign Policy" • 59 Smiley, Gene "The Eexpansion of the New York Securities Market at the Turn of the Century" • 75 Tucker, Barbara M. "The Merchant, the manufacturer, and the Factory Manager: The Case of Samuel Slater" • 297 Baskerillle, Peter "Americans in Britain's Backyard: The Railway Era in Upper Canada, 1850-1880" • 314 Taylor, Graham D. "Management Relations in a Multinational Enterprise: The Case of Canadian Industries Limited, 1928-1948" • 337 Aduddell, Robert M. and Cain, Louis P. "The Consent Decree in the Meatpacking Industry, 1920-1956" • 359

98. From History Of Berrien County Wm. Smyth Farmer, Dec.1848, Joseph Feather, May, 1832. Garrett VanVranken,May,1837 Levi Logan, May, 1848, Jacob E. Miller, June, 1830 http://w3.qtm.net/bcgensoc/1875PioneerArticle.htm

From History of Berrien County, Michigan County Societies Pages 151-152 Pioneer Association of Berrien County On the 22d of September, 1875 , pursuant to a published call, signed by Dr. L. A. Barnard and many others of the old settlers of the county, a meeting was held at Berrien Springs, “for the purpose of organizing an old settlers’ association for Berrien County,” to be composed of persons who had become residents of Michigan as early as the year 1850. The Hon. Levi Sparks was called to the chair, and D. A. Winslow and L. A. Barnard were made secretaries of the meeting. A committee, appointed for the purpose, reported a constitution and by-laws, which were adopted, with the name “The Pioneer Association of Berrien County,” and the organization was completed by the election of the following-named officers, viz.: President, Levi Sparks , of Niles township; Secretary, George H. Murdock , Berrien Springs; Treasurer, Lyman A. Barnard , Berrien Springs. Business Committee , A. L. Burke

99. Short Birth Marriage TUTTLE HIPPLE - At Hopewell, July 20, 1835, Joseph E. TUTTLE of Seneca and METCALF - WATKINS - At Hopewell, late Feb 1848, Henry METCALF of Gorham and http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/ontario/BMD/bef1860bmd.htm

before 1860 Return to Home Page BMD Index Page Newspaper Article Index Page 1817 Marriages In Perinton, Robert R. BLACKMAN to Phebe BATEMAN (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) In Perinton, Giles H. HOLDEN to Susannah BENNETT (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) In Perinton , Russell HARRIS to Rosannah BOSWORTH (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Zachariah JOHNSON to Hannah JOY (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Fayette LAPHAM to Lucy NAMEDELL (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Richard POWEL to Ruth STAPLES (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Jesse LAKE to Lavina COOK (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) George ALDRICH to Polly PATTEN (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Jacob HOWE to Candes ADAMS (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Matthew ARMSTRONG to Sally SHERMAN (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) Evens W. DODGE to Lavina KNAP (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817) John EDMONS to Lucy STODARD (In Ontario on the 24th inst.) (Palmyra Register, Nov 26, 1817)

100. Fort Pulaski National Monument CULTURAL OVERVIEW From 1848 to 1849, John S. Norris built a new Cockspur Island lighthouse and light Keel, Bennie C., John E. Cornelison, Jr., and David M. Brewer http://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/SoutheastChronicles/FOPU/FOPU CULTURAL OVERVIEW.htm

Fort Pulaski National Monument CULTURAL OVERVIEW By Lou Groh (2000) See also Echoes from the Past: Archeology at Fort Pulaski Southeast Chronicles Home References NATIVE AMERICAN ARCHEOLOGY AND CULTURE HISTORY Although Native American populations have occupied Georgia from the Paleoindian period to the present, Fort Pulaski National Monument has not yet been archeological surveyed for evidence of past Native American activities that may have occurred within its boundaries. It is therefore necessary to rely on cultural chronologies that have been developed from archeological investigations conducted elsewhere in the Savannah River Valley to provide a framework for discussing those Native American cultures that might be present at Fort Pulaski National Monument. Paleoindian (ca. 10,000 - 8000 b.c. The earliest known Native American populations to inhabit the Americas are generally referred to as the Paleoindians. During the late Altonian Subage of the Wisconsinan Age, forty thousand years ago, the Laurentide Ice sheet extended south into what is today the Great Lakes Region. Global water was taken up by the massive ice sheets, exposing portions of the continental shelf which are now under several hundred feet of water (Delcourt and Delcourt 1981:141). Periodically, during extreme intervals of glacial freezing, a submerged land bridge connecting Siberia to Alaska was exposed in the Bering Sea. It is generally believed that Paleoindians migrated across the Bering Straits land bridge during these low water intervals.

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