81. Chicago City Council Proceedings-Thesaurus (Letter B) Benjamin, SS Bennet and Gilforth Bennet, James Bennett, SC Bogue, Charles E.Bogue, Charles T. Bogue, Hamilton B. Bohannan, GL Bointon, F. http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/archives/chicago_proceedings/b_the

Thesaurus to the Chicago City Council Proceedings Files Index, 1833–1871 Back to Chicago City Council Proceedings Files Thesaurus page Letter B B.F. Barrett and Company B.F. Carver and Company Babcock Fire Extinguisher Baber, Joseph Bacharach, B. Bachelder, E. Backus, C.F. Bacon, Edward P. Badges Baer, Aron Baer, Lawrence Baer, Lorenz Baessler, J.G. (Rev.) Baessler, John Bagland, Mary Bail Bonds Bailey, E.F. Bailey, F.H. Bailey, Michael B. Bailiffs Baird, Charles

82. 2005 Summer Ultimate - Teams Schmitt Kickers, Shealyn Batley, Benjamin Braxley, Marlys Brothers, Daniel Duello, St. Petersburg Crabs Aman Advani, Brad AndertenSmith, Jacob Bogue, http://hammer.afdc.com/activities/ultimate/summer05/teams.asp

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83. P3 Wurteh went on to marry Nathaniel Gist, the father of George Guest First settlerof Bogue Chitto, La., with Henry and William Cooper neighbors. http://www.melungeons.com/articles/may2005c.htm

Web www.melungeons.com Dear Senator: A Memoir by the Daughter of Strom Thurmond The Aztecs Aztecs My Melungeon Heritage: A Story of Life on Newman's Ridge ... Choctaw Genesis, 1500-1700 Bunch The first Bunch in Melungeon territory (various spellings) was apparently “Trader” John Benge, born about 1735 in Albemarle Co., Va., died about 1800 probably in Georgia. Benge had both a Cherokee and white family, like many of the Coopers, Gists, Beans, Blevinses, Wallings, Wards, Stuarts, Martins and other Jewish merchants of the time. His son by Wurteh (Gurty, a nickname for Margaret), the daughter of Great Eagle, or Willenewah, of Tasagi Town, was the outlaw Chickamauga chief Bob Benge, who probably was responsible for the entry of the word “binge” into the English language. Also known as Captain Bench, and The Bench, he was born in Toqua Town and died on April 9, 1794 in Stone Gap, Va., after being tracked down by a local posse. Wurteh went on to marry Nathaniel Gist, the father of George Guest (Sequoyah, born about 1771 near Fort Loudon). Benges married into the Brown, Lowrey, and Watts families around Chattanooga. Bundren The Bundrens of Sand Mountain raised several large families near Henegar before packing up, lock, stock and barrel, and moving to Kansas in the 1880s. Their original land purchase goes back to Claiborne’s purchase in DeKalb Co., Ala. Aug. 19, 1842 (Section 14, Twp. 9, Range 10E; see Lebanon Land Office Receipt SG 4535). Before leaving Tennessee for Alabama, James Bundren, born 1810 on the James River in Virginia, married Sarah Redwine in the McMinnville home of the Coopers – a clue to religious practices. They are the author’s great-great-grandparents. Because of their dark complexions, the Bundrens were accused by many on Sand Mountain of being black.

84. 1903 Cloud County Kansas History B Index Billingsly, Benjamin * Billingsly, Carrie A. * Billingsly, William * Bishep, Inez M.* Burgeson, Elias Nathaniel B Burgeson, Emma Amelia * http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/cloud/1903/b.shtml

Transcribed from E.F. Hollibaugh's Biographical history of Cloud County, Kansas biographies of representative citizens. Illustrated with portraits of prominent people, cuts of homes, stock, etc. [n.p., 1903] 919p. illus., ports. 28 cm. Historical Index Biographical Index New Index A ... Z Bachand, Christ Bachand, Joseph Bacheldier, J.H. Backus, Harriett Bacon, David Bacon, Ed. Bagwell, A.C. Bagwell, Anderson Bailey, Charles Bailey, Ettie Bailey, Eva Bailey, Leota Bailey, Mary Effie Bailey, Myrle Bailey, Roy Bailey, Rozzel Bailiff, E.H. Bainter, Louisa J. Baker, A.C. Baker, Burns Baker, Clara Baker, Eliza Jane Baker, F.D. B Baker, H.C. Baker, Henry Baker, John Baker, Lois Baker, Lois N. Baker, Lottie May Baker, Margaret Maud Baker, Martha Baker, Mary Baker, Mildred Baker, Price Baker, S.F. Baker, Sarah Baker, Sherman Baker, Willie Baldwain, Minnie Baldwin, Bertha Baldwin, C.N. Baldwin, Carrie Baldwin, Charles N. B Baldwin, Emma Baldwin, John Baldwin, Junius Baldwin, Maria Louisa Baldwin, May Baldwin, Mehitabel Baldwin, Minnie

85. World War 1 Roll Of Honor, Marion County, Kansas 1917-1920 A Thru Benjamin (KIA) May 19, 1895 Marion, Ks 212 Blount, Walter Lee Sept. 13, 1889Oklahoma 17 Bogue, Ray no Oct 12, 1896 not given 82 Book, Cyrus M. June 19, http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/marion/library/military/ww1atog.txt

86. XVI. The Literature Of Dissent: Bibliography. Vol. 10. The Age Of Johnson. The C 1793–7) no great synoptic work has been attempted, for Bogue and Bennet,Benjamin. On the truth, inspiration and usefulness of the sacred scriptures. http://www.bartleby.com/220/1600.html

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87. 1868-1869 Jamaica Directory Canal n McNeil Johnson Abraham D. clerk York n Fulton Johnson Benjamin n Centre Sweet Benjamin farmer Fulton n Grand Sweet Ellen,widow Nathaniel Fulton http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Queens/1868.Jamica.html

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88. HCGS - Henry County Indiana Probate Dockett - 1822-1844 Batson, Samuel, 20 Aug 1833, William Batson Nathaniel Batson. Batson, Stephen,29 Nov 1832 Eldridge, Joshua, 21 Oct 1839, Benjamin Aaron Franklin http://www.hcgs.net/probate1822-1844.html

Henry County Genealogical Services Henry County Indiana Henry County Genealogical Services Henry County Indiana Probate Dockett - 1822-1844 Estate Of Date Admin/Executor Aaron, Jacob 1 Jun 1831 John Aaron Adams, Jonathan 12 Nov 1839 Isaac Brown Adamson, John 9 Apr 1832 Ezekial Lamb Adamson, John 12 Mar 1834 Simon Adamson Adison, Linson 12 Jan 1837 David Hiatt Allen, William 25 Jul 1844 Joshua Johnson Allen, William 12 Aug 1844 Jacob Brooks Anderson, John 8 Dec 1838 John Davis Archer, James 11 Aug 1828 Elizabeth Archer Atchison, Alex 1 Feb 1831 Lucena Atchison Bailey, Benjamin 14 Aug 1833 Bailey, David 6 Oct 1843 Peter Pearson Ball, Larkin 13 Feb 1844 Reuben Morris Ball, Reuben 19 Sep 1823 Mary Ball Ballard, Wyatt 5 Aug 1828 Wiley Ballard Baltimore, Philip 6 Jul 1842 Baram, Barnet K. 12 Oct 1842 James Hutton Barrett, Abner 1 Oct 1841 William Barrett Batson, Samuel 20 Aug 1833 Batson, Stephen 29 Nov 1832 Thomas Batson Beall, William S. 24 Sep 1836 Bearly, William H. 27 Mar 1835 Bears, Michael 16 Mar 1844 Thomas Louder Becktelhymer, Joseph 26 Sug 1833 Samuel Becktelhymer Beeson, Edward

89. Blackmask Online : Non Fiction Stammering, Its Cause and CureBenjamin Nathaniel Bogue No one who stammersshould put any faith in a cure for his trouble unless the results are known to http://www.blackmask.com/cgi-bin/newlinks/page.cgi?g=Non_Fiction/more17.html&d=1

90. Chattel Mortgages, Ontario County LAST NAME FIRST NAME Abbott Anthony M. Ackley Benjamin Adams Charles Adams John Benham Horace Bisby Hiram Blakely James Blakely Mark J. Bogue Timothy L. http://www.raims.com/Chattelmortgages2.html

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91. VERMONT CHRONICLE 1844 Ab-Br INDEX Aiken, Nathaniel S, Windham, death, C0518 Bogue, JA, Chittenden, marriage,C1259. Bogue, Marion E, Chittenden, marriage, C1258 http://community.middlebury.edu/~swilson/1844ab.html

VERMONT CHRONICLE 1844 Ab-Br INDEX Click here for ordering instructions LAST NAME FIRST NAME PLACE EVENT CTRL # Abbott A B Pittsfield mother Abbott Marcy Hartland death Abbott R Pittsfield father Abbott Stowell R Pittsfield death Adams Emily Sheldon marriage Adams Enos Bennington father Adams Gordon C Benson marriage Adams Joseph Sherburne death Adams Lauriette A Bennington marriage Adams Leander C Marlboro marriage Aiken Elijah Barnard death Aiken Nathaniel S Windham death Aiken S C Windham son AIkens Asa Westport, NY father Aikens William Hunter Westport, NY death Ainsworth Deborah Hardwick marriage Albee Jane Holland marriage Alexander Charles Williston death Alford George W Perkinsville marriage Allard Caleb Cabot marriage Allen Artemas Westford husband Allen Hannah Eliza Andover, Mass death Allen Heman Burlington death Allen Heman Cambridge, Ms marriage Allen Ira Terryville, Ct father Allen John C Andover, Mass father Allen Mary Westford death Allen Nancy Woodstock marriage Allen Samuel White River marriage Allen Samuel G Plymouth death Allen Sarah C Irasburgh death Allen Hannah Peru marriage Amsden Parmelia M Waldon marriage Arbuckle James Montpelier death Armstrong Wm Morgan marriage Ashley Amos Hartland death Atwater Edward E Pomfret marriage Austin Josiah N Plymouth father Ayer Ada St Johnsbury mother Ayer George St Johnsbury death Ayer Hiram St Johnsbury father Ayres Lois Cornish death Ayres Samuel Cornish husband Babbit Uri Danville death Babbitt Simeon Bethel death Bachop Archibald Ryegate marriage Badger Wm Moretown death Bagley Charlotte Windsor marriage Bailey James Glover husband Bailey Mary Danville marriage Bailey Mary Glover death Balch Cobern Morgan marriage Balch Lucy

92. Will Index KAINARD - KOULI Kelly, George, 23 May 1853, _, Eleuthera (Bogue), John Neely Kemp,Benjamin, 24 August 1812, 17 April 1830, Harbour Island, Sarah Kemp http://www.bahamasnationalarchives.bs/Genealogy/Will Index/Will_Index_K.htm

DOA HOME INDEX HOME PREVIOUS NEXT Copies of the records listed within these pages are available at standard research charges . They can be requested by writing to the Department or by e-mail quoting the relevant details from the index. You will be advised of the number of pages in the estate and the cost to produce the copies. Please provide your postal address so that the copies can be posted to you. WILL INDEX: KAINARD - KOULI NAME DATE OF WILL DATE PROVED ADDRESS EXECUTORS NOTES 1. Kainard, John 14 May 1862 2 June 1862 New Providence John Cox 2. Keith, Eleanor 2 September 1867 29 September 1868 New Providence Anthony Evans James H. Minnis OVERSIZED 2 COPIES 3. Kelly Henry H. 21 February 1860 22 February 1867 New Providence Mary Kelly William E. Thompson 4. Kelly, Daniel W. 2 May 1862 1 April 1873 San Salvador James Lorimore Jr. James Natbie OVERSIZED 5. Kelly, George

93. Coffee Peterson, and Nathaniel Lee. The Rival Queans, with the Humours of Alexander theGreat. Henry Benjamin Hanbury Beaufoy, and Jacob Henry Burn. http://www.clt.astate.edu/wallen/Bibliographies/coffee.htm

In the Folger Shakespeare Library, works that include the word "coffee" in the cataloging information. Akerman, John Yonge. Tradesmen's Tokens, Current in London and Its Vicinity Between the Years 1648 and 1672. London: J.R. Smith, 1849. Cibber, Colley, William Moore. Peterson, and Nathaniel Lee. The Rival Queans, with the Humours of Alexander the Great . Lake Erie College studies. Painesville, OH: [Lake Erie College Press], 1965. Coffee a Tale.. . London: Printed for H. Curle, 1727. Crouch, Nathaniel. Historical Remarques, and Observations of the Ancient and Present State of London and Westminster. Shewing the Foundation, Walls, Gates, Towers, Bridges, Churches, Rivers, Wards, Palaces, Halls, Companies, Inns of Court and Chancery, Hospitals, Schools, Government, Charters, Courts and Priviledges Thereof. With an Account of the Most Remarkable Accidents, as to Wars, Fires, Plagues, and Other Occurrences Which Have Happened Therein for Above Nine Hundred Years Past, Till the Year 1681. Illustrated with Pictures of the Most Considerable Matters Curiously Ingraven on Copper Plates; with the Arms of the Sixty Six Companies of London, and the Time of Their Incorporating. By Richard Burton, Author of the History of the Wars of England. London: printed for Nath. Crouch at the Bell next to Kemps Coffee house in Exchange Alley, over against the Royal exchange in Cornhil, 1681.

94. The Dartmouth Review: The Hill Winds Know Their Names William Nathaniel Cook Richard Bailey Crandall Oliver Tucker Cushman Dennis Duhigg 1908 Henry Virgil Bogue Karl Herbert Pitcher George Elliott Shipley http://www.dartreview.com/archives/000961.php

@import "/style2004.css"; The Dartmouth Review Dartlog Inner Office Newswire ... Dartblogs Inside TDR Review Archives Sections About The Review Email List ... XML/RSS Search Advanced Search Support TDR Subscribe Donate Online Buy Indian Stuff On Dartlog.net Ellner '92 Releases Campaign Ad Robinson on Judge Roberts Dartmouth to Admit Hurricane Victims On Washington Monthly's Ratings ... Dems Push-Polling Against Bass In the Office Huh? Odd True Courage A Worthwhile Read ... O'Connor to Retire? The Hill Winds Know Their Names Thursday, April 3, 2003 The Civil War Union Dead 1826: Luther V. Bell 1834: Rufus Gilpatrick 1840: Charles Foster Frederick Hazen Petit 1841: Daniel Foster 1842: Samuel Souther 1846: Charles Augustine Davis Clark Gilman Pease Charles Caroll Tebbets 1848: Isaac Lewis Clarke 1850: Charles Kinney 1852: Wentworth Richer Richardson 1853: Calvin Gross Hollenbush Valentine B. Oakes 1854: Andrew James Hale Buzzell Franklin Aretas Haskell Bela Nettleton Stevens 1856: James Richardson Cochran Edwin Ruthven Houston John Alvin Putney 1857: Ira Wilson Bragg Moses Kittredge Hazelton Charles William Hunt Arthur Edwin Hutchins Lucius Stearns Shaw 1858: William Lawrence Baker Horace Meeker Dyle Edwin Brant Frost Alexander Ingram Henry Clay Shaw William Carter Tracy Franklin Christopher Weeks 1859: Charles Whiting Carroll Henry Holdon Closson William Pitt Marshall George Washington Quimby Charles Herbert Stanley 1860: George Ephraim Chamberlain

95. Harvey's Regiment, Perqiumans County, 1754 Nathaniel Welsh Moses Jackson. Richard Clayton, Lieut. Jno. Holloway, Elijah Lanton Bogue. Wm. Trumball, Robt. Cocke, Jno. Morgan http://www.mindspring.com/~jsruss/colonial/Harvey1754.html

Eldest Company is Capt. Jno. Stevensons Company Joseph Pemishae Jo. Bauleft Jun. Nathaniel Welsh Moses Jackson Richard Clayton, Lieut. Jno. Holloway Elijah Lanton John Barclott, Ensign Joshua Maudlen Jeremiah Hendricks Wm. Weekes, Sergant Wm. Peason (?) Thos. Hendricks Jos. Weekes, Sergant Richd. Whedbee Nathl. Gourden Leml. Snodan, Sergant Richd. Whedbee Junr. Wm. Gourden Wm. Maudlen John Godfrey Ben Roberts Wm. Godfrey Edmund Maudlen Jno. Wecker Wm. Barcleft John Stone Thos. Weekes Jno. Barclift Wm. Stone Emperor Mosley Wm. Bateman Jno. Lasiter Jas. Griffen Francis Laisden Richd. Wood Jun. ?osefull Paine Ja. Parrishoe Saml. Bagley Joseph Morgan 86 Private men besides Quakers Richard Wood Job Hendricks Abraham Muller Thos. Cragwell Elisha Parker The following men in Capt. Stevensons Company are Quakers Josh. Barclift Abner Garriet Joshua Pemishor (?) Jno. Stanton (?) Darber Moor Roger Hinon Geo. Layden Peter Parker Robt. Bogue Wm. Trumball Robt. Cocke Jno. Morgan Thos. Maudlin John Cocke Natt. Morgan Thos. Bateman Seth Sumner Jno. Perrishoe Saml. Sutton Esekiel Maudlin Ben Elliot Tulle Williams Alexander Ross Moses Elliot Jno. Nichols

96. NIDIFFER COLLECTION - WASHINGTON, D.C. DEEDS: FOLDER LISTING CONTINUED Signed by Benjamin K. Morsele and James H. Birch, Justices of the Peace, The lots were held in trust by Bogue for debts owed by Leuber to Bogue. http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f96}9.htm

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS HOME PAGE GO TO COLLECTION DETAIL GO TO INDEX PREVIOUS SEGMENT ... GO TO BOTTOM OF SEGMENT NIDIFFER COLLECTION - WASHINGTON, D.C. DEEDS FOLDER LISTING Box: 5 Fold: 17 DESCRIPTION: 1 AMsS indenture: deed of release of Square 532, Lot 3 by Edward Swann to Joseph Fugitt. The lot was held by Swann in trust for debts owed by Fugitt to William H. Philip. Signed by Henry Naylor and Nicholas Callan, Justices of the Peace, and John A. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Box: 5 Fold: 18 Box: 5 Fold: 19 Box: 5 Fold: 20 DESCRIPTION: 1 AMsS indenture: deed of sale of Square 264, Lot 24 by Rachel Clarke to Richard H. Clarke. Signed by Thomas C. Donn and Joseph W. Beck, Justices of the Peace, and John A. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Box: 5 Fold: 21 Box: 5 Fold: 22 Box: 5 Fold: 23 DESCRIPTION: 1 typeset indenture filled in by hand: deed of sale of Square 516, Lot 12 by Benjamin S. Bayly to James O'Brien. Signed by William Thompson and Henry Naylor, Justices of the Peace, John A. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Box: 5 Fold: 24 Box: 5 Fold: 25 DESCRIPTION: 1 AMsS indenture: deed of release of Square 253, Lot 2 by Theodore L. Moody to Philip C. Johnson. The lot was held in trust by Moody for debts owed by Johnson to Adelaide Hellen. Signed by Thomas C. Donn and Benjamin K. Morsele, Justices of the Peace, and John A. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit Court.

97. VT Biographies: B Names Bicknell, John Dustin, Mary Ellen, Nathaniel Simon, Chittenden. Bigelow, Reuben,Bennington Byron, Benjamin, George Washington Eliza Augusta, Essex http://www.rockvillemama.com/vermont/b_names.htm

Vermont Biographies State List B When you have found a name that interests you, note the County reference in column #2 and then Go to the County Selection List on the Main Page for a link to the county web site. Babcock, Fred J. Caledonia Babcock, Joseph Weeks Franklin Babcock, Volney Chauncey Windsor Backus, Quimby S. Rutland Bacon, Oliver Durkee Lamoille Bacon, Robert C. Windham Badger, Albert Henry Windsor Bagley, Edwin E. Windsor Bailey, Alanson C. Orange Bailey, Alden Lee Caledonia Bailey, Benjamin Franklin Chittenden Bailey, Charles John Caledonia Bailey, Guy Winifred Chittenden Bailey, Horace Ward Orange Bailey, John Orange Bailey, Myron W. Franklin Baker, Austin S. Rutland Baker, Edward Washington Baker, Joel Clarke Rutland Bennington Baker, Orville Clark Rutland Baker, Remember Chittenden Balch, William Everard Essex Baldwin Family Bennington Orange Baldwin, Charles Bennington Chittenden Baldwin, Frederick W. Orleans Baldwin, Melvin R. Windsor Ball, Franklin P. Windham Ballard, Benjamin Bennington Ballard, Henry Chittenden Ballard, Smith Sabin Washington Ballou, Henry Lincoln

98. The Mississippi Durants This was about the same time that Nathaniel Folsom came to the Choctaw. overland from Bogue Chitto, Neshoba County to Chickasaw Bluffs on the Yazoo http://marciesalaskaweb.com/durant.htm

T here were few white people among the Choctaw and other tribes in the area at the time Nathaniel Folsom made his home among them. Besides the Choctaw, there were Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek, Seminole and other tribes living in this area of the country. There were, however, some Frenchmen who settled in among them at some time. The names of the most well-known of the Frenchment were Durant, LeFlore, Battiest, Colbert, Moncrief, Duford and Duer. Two of those names became well-known among the Choctaw. One French-Canadian "Cour du Bois" (trapper, woodsman, trader) named Louis Durant came down the Mississippi River to the Choctaw with Michael and Louis LeFlore. Durant brought several head of cattle with him, and they settled in the Yazoo Valley area of Mississippi among the Choctaw in 1770-1775. This was about the same time that Nathaniel Folsom came to the Choctaw. Louis Durant's cattle created quite a stir. The Choctaw had never seen cattle before, and they were fascinated! Many stories were told for years about what some had done when they first saw cattle. Before many years passed, however, a lot of Choctaw were raising cattle. Each of the three Frenchmen married full-blood Choctaw women, settled into life in the midst of these Indians and began to raise families. Louis Durant had a full life among the Choctaw; he married She Ni Yak, a Choctaw, and he raised three strong sons (Pierre, Charles and Lewis), along with two daughters, Margaret and Cillen (or Syllan or Sillen) . He built a large home high atop a bluff overlooking the Big Black River in Yazoo County, and he helped the Choctaw with advice when they had growing problems dealing with the U.S. Government. Louis Durant (along with the LeFlore brothers) were adopted into the Choctaw Tribe. Durant was adopted into the Hanaka Iska Clan. He was highly respected by the Choctaws for his help and for his honesty. He was paid for his work on the treaty negotiations of 1826.

99. Rutland County, Vermont 1790 Census A To C Simeon 1 1 1 0 0 40 Orwell Boardman, Timothy 1 2 2 0 0 43 Rutland Bogue, Deac a 2 1 7 0 0 40 Ira Browning, Benjamin 1 5 2 0 0 38 Danby Brownson, http://www.rays-place.com/census/rut-vt-1.htm

Rutland County Vermont 1790 Census Surnames A to C * = Illegible Return to [ Rutland County 1790 Census Census listings Rays Place

100. NARA - Publications - Military Service Records - PART 22 W.Dickson, Benjamin 122 Dickson, BenjaminDillon, John F. 123 Dillon, Benjamin F.Keeley, John 254 Keeley, JohnKell, Nathaniel 255 Kell, http://www.archives.gov/publications/microfilm-catalogs/military-service-records

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