21. Project Gutenberg: Authors List Brame, Charlotte M., 18361884 AKA Clay, Berta M. (pseud.) Brand, Max, 1892-1944.Brann, William Cowper, 1855-1898. Bray, William, 1736-1832 http://www.gwd50.k12.sc.us/PG-Authors.htm

This is Project Gutenberg. This list has been downloaded from: "The Official and Original Project Gutenberg Web Site and Home Page" http://promo.net/pg/ PROJECT GUTENBERG ETEXTS AUTHORS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Last Updated: Monday 03 September 2001 by Pietro Di Miceli (webmaster@promo.net) The following etext have been released by Project Gutenberg. This list serves as reference only. For downloading books, please use our catalogs or search at: http://promo.net/pg/ Or check our FTP archive at: ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/ and etext subdirectories. For problems with the FTP archives (ONLY) email gbnewby@ils.unc.edu, be sure to include a description of what happened AND which mirror site you were using. THANKS for visiting Project Gutenberg. * (No Author Attributed) Abbott, David Phelps, 1863-1934 Abbott, Edwin Abbott, 1838-1926 AKA: Square, A Abbott, John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot), 1805-1877 Adams, Andy, 1859-1935 Adams, Henry, 1838-1918 Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 Adams, Samuel, 1722-1803 Adams, William Taylor, 1822-1897 AKA: Optic, Oliver, 1822-1897

22. PNAS -- Table Of Contents (Nov 2 2004, 101 (44)) Berta M. Martins, Holger Dobbek, Irfan Çinkaya, Wolfgang Buckel, Hao Ding,Ting Wang, Lora V. Hooper, Gou Young Koh, Andras Nagy, Clay F. Semenkovich, http://www.pnas.org/content/vol101/issue44/

Table of Contents November 2, 2004; 101 (44) [Index By Author] [Cover Photo] FROM THE COVER Lipopolysaccharide, nitric oxide, and plant immunity Complex dynamics in signaling network model Origin of icosahedral symmetry in viruses Seeking glucocorticoid receptor target genes ... CORRECTIONS Find articles in this issue containing these words: COMMENTARIES Stephen M. Rich The unpredictable past of Plasmodium vivax revealed in its genome PNAS 2004 101: 15547-15548; published online before print October 25 2004, 10.1073/pnas.0405618101 [Extract] [Full Text] [PDF] Adam Zlotnick Viruses and the physics of soft condensed matter PNAS 2004 101: 15549-15550; published online before print October 25 2004, 10.1073/pnas.0406935101 [Extract] [Full Text] [PDF] PHYSICAL SCIENCES Applied Mathematics From The Cover: Emergence of complex dynamics in a simple model of signaling networks PNAS 2004 101: 15551-15555; published online before print October 25 2004, 10.1073/pnas.0404843101 [Abstract] [Full Text] [PDF] Supporting Information Physics Roya Zandi, David Reguera, Robijn F. Bruinsma, William M. Gelbart, and Joseph Rudnick

23. Athletics: Athens' Olympic Games Heat 3 Wind 2.2 m/s 1 Bryan Clay USA 10.44 989; 2 Dmitriy Karpov KAZ 10.50 975; 11 Berta Castells ESP 66.05; 12 Mariya Smolyachkova BLR 65.68; http://www.athletix.org/Olympics/AthensOG_day5.html

Olympic Games 2004 DAY V 23 August, Athens Olympic Stadium MEN 400m Final 1 Jeremy Wariner USA 44.00 (PB); 2 Otis Harris USA 44.16 (PB); 3 Derrick Brew USA 44.42 (SB); 4 Alleyne Francique GRN 44.66; 5 Brandon Simpson JAM 44.76 (PB); 6 Davian Clarke JAM 44.83 (PB); 7 Leslie Djhone FRA 44.94; 8 Michael Blackwood JAM 45.55 400m Hurdles Heats Heat 1 1 Angelo Taylor USA 48.79 Q; 2 Jiri Muzik CZE 48.85 Q (SB); 3 Christopher Rawlinson GBR 48.94 Q; 4 Boris Gorban RUS 49.25 Q; 5 Yevgeniy Meleshenko KAZ 49.43 q; 6 Ken Yoshizawa JPN 50.95; 7 Kurt Couto MOZ 51.18 (NR) Heat 2 1 Danny McFarlane JAM 48.35 Q (SB); 2 Bennie Brazell USA 48.57 Q; 3 Marek Plawgo POL 48.67 Q (SB); 4 Llewellyn Herbert RSA 48.70 Q; 5 Stepan Tesarik CZE 49.44 q; 6 Alaa Motar IRQ 51.97; Yacnier Luis CUB DQ Heat 3 1 James Carter USA 48.64 Q; 2 Periklis Iakovakis GRE 48.69 Q (SB); 3 Dai Tamesue JPN 48.80 Q; 4 Eduardo Ivan Rodriguez ESP 49.25 Q; 5 Bayano Kamani PAN 49.37 q; 6 Ibrahima Maiga MLI 50.63; 7 Michael Aguilar BIZ 51.21 Heat 4 -1 Felix Sanchez DOM 48.51 Q; 2 Alwyn Myburgh RSA 48.84 Q; 3 Mikhail Lipskiy RUS 49.00 Q; 4 Hadi Soua'an Al-Somaily KSA 49.15 Q (SB); 5 Dean Griffiths JAM 49.41 q; 6 Cidric El-Idrissi SUI 49.44; 7 Mowen Boino PNG 50.97 (NR)

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Published April 29, 2004 Burgie M. Boggs - Burgie M. Boggs, 96, of Spencer died Monday, April 26, 2004 at Miletree Center. She was born at Otto, a daughter of the late Charles and Mary Alice Chapman McMillan. She and her husband owned and operated the Boggs Restaurant in Spencer from 1950 to 1963. She later cared for elderly persons in her home. She was a member of Otto Advent Christian Church before joining Spencer Tabernacle in recent years. She is survived by one daughter, Mary Phyliss Lance of Spencer; six grandsons, three granddaughters, nine great-grandchildren and several nephews and nieces. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, William H. "Bill" Boggs; one daughter, Priscilla M. Niday; four brothers, John, Dare, Bert and William McMillan; and five sisters, Eupha McMillan, Ruby Bissell, Goldie Keffer, Sylvia Keffer and Orpha Sarver. Service was Wednesday at Taylor-Vandale Funeral Home with Rev. David Calvert officiating. Burial was in Clover Cemetery. Patrick J. O'Dell Patrick J. O'Dell, 76, of Walton died Friday, April 23, 2004 at St. Francis Hospital, Charleston.

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26. Postmasters Of Texas Index ("Ho") M. (Tyler); Holloway, Elias L. (Clay); Holloway, John M. (El Paso); Holloway, T. (Liberty); Horner, Allen M. (Young); Horner, Berta M. (Red River) http://www.rootsweb.com/~txpost/pmindexho.html

Jim Wheat's Postmaster Index Post Office Index County Index Glossary ... Personnel Records POSTMASTER INDEX "Ho" Postmaster (County) Hoadley, Jas. (Wharton) Hoard, Jabez M. (Fannin) Hoard, W. D. (Grayson) Hobbs, Chas. V. (Gray) Hobbs, Francis M. (Van Zandt) Hobbs, Geo. (Nueces) Hobbs, Geo. W. (Kinney) Hobbs, Henry W. (Travis) Hobbs, Jas. (Nueces) Hobbs, Jas. H. (Bell) Hobbs, John T. (Delta) Hobbs, Jos. S. (Smith) Hobbs, Preston W. (Guadalupe) Hobbs, Thos. M. (Van Zandt) Hobbs, Whitfield F. (Hopkins) Hobbs, Wm. H. (Guadalupe) Hobbs, Wm. R. (Bastrop) (Burleson) Hobby, Geo. M. (Cass) Hober, Fred C. (Austin) Hobin, P. R. (Coryell) Hobson, Alex. M. (Rockwall) Hobson, Thos. (Milam) Hobson, Thos. W. (Jackson) Hoby, Louis A. (Medina) Hock, Columbus W. (Eastland) Hockwald, Moses (Jefferson) Hodak, Ferdinand (Burnet) Hodge, A. (Fort Bend) Hodge, Chas. H. (Hall) Hodge, H. T. (Gaines) Hodge, Henry F. (Clay) Hodge, J. R. (Reagan) Hodge, Jas. H. (Robertson) Hodge, Jas. M. (Hopkins) Hodge Jr. Oliver J. (Fort Bend) (Matagorda) Hodge, Robt. (Henderson) Hodge, Sam'l. B. (Cooke)

27. Iroquois Co. Genealogical Society - Old Stalker Collection MARSH, Berta M. MARSH, George L. 18685, divorce. MARSHALL, Gertrude M. MARSHALL,Edwin H. 24033 MASON, Clay Henry, MASON, Severnia Mable, 21226, divorce http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilicgs/moredata/divorce2.htm

Iroquois County Genealogical Society Old Courthouse Museum 103 West Cherry Street Watseka, IL 60970-1524 ICGS EARLY DIVORCE RECORDS OF IROQUOIS COUNTY years are circa 1860 - 1938 HAAG, Leonard, Jr. HAAG, Verna divorce HAGERS, Henrietta ROSENDAHL HAGERS, John divorce HALE, Hope H. HALE, Frank S. divorce HALEY, Anna HALEY, John divorce HALL, Aulta HALL, Edward divorce HALL, Escoe HALL, Ray divorce HALL, Virgie HALL, Joseph C. divorce HALLMAN, Henry HALLMAN, Mary divorce HAMENDE, Edmund HAMENDE, Blanche annulment HAMILTON, Bertha L. HAMILTON, Edward C. divorce HAMMOND, Virgil HAMMOND, Oda P. divorce HANES, Goldie HANES, Carry HANES, Jessie HANES, James divorce HANLON, Solway HANLON, James HANSETT, Anna HANSETT, Frank divorce HANSON, Ben J. HANSON, Minnie divorce HANSON, Hazel HANSON, Lloyd divorce HANSON, Lewis HANSON, Hazel divorce HARLAN, Willard E. HARLAN, Louise Aellig divorce HARMISON, Pearl HARMISON, David A. divorce HARRIS, Fairy Nichols HARRIS, Alfred N. divorce HARRIS, Henry HARRIS, Leona divorce HARRIS, Irene G. HARRIS, Cline M. divorce HARRISON, Anna M. HARRISON, Willis

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How can Leeds help the Hurricane Katrina effort? We encourage you to donate where you can and we encourage you to look to our local places of worship where many already have efforts and projects in place. Our local Red Cross Chapter Phone number is 458-8282 Please visit the new internet home of the Leeds Library , sponsored by the Leeds Alabama Web Site The Leeds Alabama Web Site celebrates 11 years of serving the Citizens of Leeds Search our Site Discussion Forums Leeds Library Leeds News Leeds Alabama is a City of Leeds Jefferson County Voter List M-R Only Return to Voter List Main Page LASTNAME FIRSTNAME MIDDLENAME CITYDIST MACHEN ELIZABETH M MACKAY LUCILE C MACKAY SEAN L MACKEY REBECCA S MACKEY WALTER RANDALL MACKEY DAVID T MACKEY LESIA J MACLEAN ANN C MACQUARRIE LYNN B MADDOX JACKIE L MADDOX GERALDINE M MADDOX ROBERT E MADDOX VELMA A MAHONEY JANICE M MAHONEY ALAN KEITH MALONE JO ANN MALONE JESSE P MANASCO KERRY GRACE MANASCO WILLIE MAE MANFRE CHRISTINE MANFRE JEFFERY D MANFRE NANCY M MANFRE LEONARD D MANVILLE DEBORAH S MANVILLE MICHAEL A MANVILLE F ROBERT MANVILLE MARY B MAPES RACHEL ONEAL MAPLES EVELYN MAE MAPLES JAMIE L MAPLES TERRY MAPLES JAMES G MAPLES DIANNA R MARBURY SHERRY D MARBURY PATRICIA A MARBURY LONNIE DAVID MARBURY DAVID OBRIAN MARBURY JOHN F MARBURY AGNES C MARBURY MARY ANN PERRY MARBURY CARL H MARBURY ZENITA N MARBURY GREGORY D MARBURY RICHARD EARL MARBURY LANESHA D MARBURY HAROLD MARBURY LARRY D MARBURY JIMMY R MARBURY LORETTA MARBURY EDDIE MARBURY DAN L MARBURY KAREEM RASHID MARBURY LONNIE D MARCHANT ELIZABETH JEAN MARCUS TERRY R MARCUS MARY JANE MARDIS DEBORAH GAY MARDIS MICHAEL MARKEVICH DIANNA R MARKEVICK

29. INDIVIDUALS Clay Burr Cross Laura B. Cross Curtis A. Crossley David Andrew Crounse Mrs.Berta TL Fernandez Maj. Jorge M. Fernandez Carlos E. FernandezOssa http://clasnews.clas.ufl.edu/news/alumninotes/97spring/inroll5.html

CLAS Honor Roll Individuals DONATIONS OF $25 - $99 continued Kenneth A. Clark, Jr. Robert C. Clark Reuben E. Clarson, Jr. Catherine Sue Clause Jon A. Clausen Gerald L. Clayton Nancy L. Clayton Robert S. Cleland Dorothy T. Clemmons Barbara Clifford Nancy S. Cloonan and Ramsay D. Ihns Chris Coffield Virginia B. Coffin Richard Coffinberger Howard L. Cohen Jocelyn Sue Cohen Richard M. Cohen Jeffrey Randal Coker Cynthia W. Colangelo Linda Kay Colding Richard K. Cole, Jr. Walter S. Cole, Jr. Maj. Christopher A. Colee Alicia A. Coleman Douglas W. Coleman Steven A. Coleman Warren T. Coleman Mark Richard Colin Lynne N. Collis Carl Merton Colson Zandra M. Combs Thomas R. Comish Scott M. Cone Patricia Marie Conlon and Jorge C. Milanes Sara E. Conlon Lt. Frank P. Connelly III Brenda Cathleen Conner Kevin L. Conrad Mary Margaret Conway Donald Cook Judith W. Cook Margo R. Cooke Laura Marie Cooler Christopher J. Cooper Jeffrey Brian Cooper John Robbin Cooper Ernest Frank Coppola John H. Corbet, Jr. Dolores Maria Corbin Ellen B. Corenswet

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NOTE: Most of the images in the Stampscapes® Gallery use "thumbnail" images. In other words, the image that you see first is just a small, miniature version of a larger image. If you want to see the image in its full-sized glory, you just have to click on the small, thumbnail version. The website will take you to the page where the image is displayed full-size. We have placed all of our artwork in one, easily navigated area. To view the art click on the subject link menu on the left. We have both subject areas, and artist names for you to discover. For the self-guided audio tour see the information desk for the headphones :^) New Additions / Added September 2005 Kari Asdal Gallery III Heidi Den Dopper Gallery II and III Chris Fitzgerald Ann-Karin S. Hindbjorgmo Desiree Juliussen Ly Le Ken Pesho Mathias Simensen New Additions / Added July 2005 Pat Anderson 6 galleries! Pat offers classes at the Rubber Room in Green Bay, WI. Aug 9 and Aug 19 are her next. for info: www.barbrasrubberroom.com Heidi Den Dopper Gallery II Linda Ellenwood Gallery II Pat Haas Marjorie Joannie Hooper Julie Ketcham Sulea Lee Nakagawa Past Ad Gallery IV Nakagawa Misc. Scenes III

32. Mary Breese Wood JACK, DAVIS, Berta M, ED, LIVED IN WEST GROTON. BERTHA M. SIBLEY DRAKE, HENRY B WOOD, ADDRESS SPENCER, Clay CO. IA. WESLEY WOOD, ADDRESS, FULTON, http://www.breeseusa.org/Sket_Mary Breese Wood.htm

Mary Breese ( The following is from a typed manuscript title: The story of the coming of Abraham Wood and his wife Mary Breese Wood to Lansing, Tompkins Co. By Isabelle Harper Wood Parish, written in 1957 - most from papers left by my father, Albert Wood . Mary Breese (1774 - 1851) was the daughter of Henry Breese (1753 - 1835). I believe Henry followed his daughter to New York purchased land (lot 54) before moving on to Horseheads, New York. The text for this section was scanned and converted to text using optical character recognition software. The original text was typed with all caps and I made no attempt to correct the spelling. Formatting was enhanced to facilitate reading. AMASA WOOD, HIS SON, GAVE ME HIS SON, THESE ITEMS FROM MEMORY ON MARCH 25, 1894. MISS WHITNACK, (MY PATERNAL GREAT GRANDMOTHER) WAS HEIR TO 600 ACRES OF LAND NEAR MORRISTOWN, NJ, WHICH WILLIAM ALEXANDER, WHO WAS CALLED BY COURTESY LORD ALEXANDER (DIED JANUARY 15, 1783) BY VIRTUE OF AN PATENT FROM KING GEORGE III, LOCATED ON AND CONFISCATED. LORD STERLING HAD AN AVENUE CUT THROUGH THE WOODS OF THE ESTATE. THIS AVENUE WAS 2 MILES LONG AND PLANTED ON BOTH SIDES WITH CHERRY TREES. THE CHERRY TREES NOW ON THE OLD HOMESTEAD WHERE HORATIO BROWN LIVED WERE FROM PIT BROUGHT FROM THIS FAMOUS AVENUE. IT IS SAID THAT MARY BREESE WOOD CARRIED ON HER LAP A CHERISHED TEAPOT WHICH WAS FILLED WITH THESE CHERRY PITSON THE JOURNEY FROM NEW JERSEY TO LANSING, NY.

33. Carmel Art Association - E. Charlton Fortune Exhibition BOLLINGER, Berta Smith BOPST, Howard BORBOUGHS, John Colman BORONDA, Lester OTTO, Clay OWENS, Djey OWINGS, Margaret Wentworth Millard http://www.carmelart.org/75_anniversary_bottom_memb.html

About CAA 75th Anniversary Introduction Exhibition List A BDY, Rowena Meeks ABPLANALP, Fritz ADAMS, E.A. ADAMS, Eva Belle ADAMSON, Edwin ADNEY, E. Frances ADRIANI, Sadie AFLUND, Kay ALBRO, Maxine ALDRICH, Wilma ALEXANDER, Robert B. ALLAN, Ruth Jordan ALLEN, Marjorie ALSTON, John R. AMASON, Jayne AMYX, Leon Kirkman ANDERSON, Robert E. ANDREWS, Frank ANGERMEIER, Lyndi ARISS, Bruce ARMOR, Howell ARMS, John Taylor ARRIOLA, Gus ASHLEY, Frank ATAIDE, Joe ATKINSON, W. Ortner ATTER, Ernest J. AURNER, Kathryn Dayton AUVIL, Eleen B ACON, Fred BAER, Martin BAKER, Doris Winchell BAKER, Eugene BAKER, Terry BALL, David S. BALL, Katherine U. BARDIN, James A. BARKER, Helen Margaret BARNES, Bob

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MISSIONARIES OF MERCY Updated: September 1st, 2005 Bringing about the Kingdom of God isn't a matter of what we do so much as a matter of what we are. As Catholics all are called to be missionaries. Many are called to become missionaires: By praying, for the Kingdom to come. By offering up to God their sufferings and other earthly burdens, in behalf of those laboring in the field to achieve the Kingdom. By joining their hearts to their brothers and sisters in Christ whom God has sent "to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit..." It is in these and other holy ways that many are called to become members of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity as Missionaries of Mercy. They serve Christ no matter where they are or what afflictions of age or illness they may bear. Missionaries of Mercy are members of the Society of our Lady in this life and the next: - Bonding themselves in graced friendship to other SOLT members working for the Kingdom. - Sharing in the graces of repentance and conversion that abound as SOLT members labor in the vineyards of the Lord.

35. Environment Area. Geological Disposal. CIEMAT Berta de la Cruz Cantero; Integrated systems Responsible Dr. Luis Pérez del Thermohydro-mechanical and geochemical properties of the Clay barrier http://www.ciemat.es/eng/actividad/programas/p_ma_almacenamgeolg.html

ENVIRONMENT AREA GEOLOGICAL DISPOSAL General Information Responsible: Fernando Recreo Jiménez Staff dedication (equivalent persons/year): UNITS: Engineered and Geological Barriers: Responsible: Dra. Berta de la Cruz Cantero Integrated systems: Responsible: Dr. Luis Pérez del Villar Descriptors Radioactive waste disposal; hihg–level radioactive wastes; geologic models; natural analogue; engineering geology; carbon dioxide; radionuclide migration. Objectives To keep the excellence level of knowledge on the characterisation and evaluation of a deep geological disposal of radioactive wastes and to apply its expertise on the CO disposal. Characterisation of materials, identification and modelling of those processes that determine the behaviour of a deep geological repository (DGR) and/or a CO disposal for their application to the long-term safety assessment of persons and environment. Long-term characterization and modelling of the events and processes which describe the geological and climatic evolution in a geological disposal. R+D Activities Physico-chemistry and radionuclide migration Engineered barriers Geological barrier: granites and clays Natural Analogues Performance Assessment Selection of favourable formations for the CO disposal Present Situation Unit: Engineered and Geological Barrier Physico-chemistry and Radionuclide Migration: a good scientific and technical capacity has been accomplished to determine the sorption and radionuclide transport parameters in geological materials. Likewise, the problems concerning the change of scale and the possibility to extrapolate the sorption and transport parameters to the engineered barrier material, whose anisotropy and heterogeneity increase with scale, are being studied.

36. Encyclopedia: Summer Olympic Games Riefenstahl circa 1930 Berta Helene Amalie Leni Riefenstahl (August 22, For the 19th century politician Cassius Clay, see Cassius M. Clay Muhammad http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Summer-Olympic-Games

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37. Foutch Family Genealogy Forum Re john riley foutch Clay county ky Michelle Foutch 6/16/01. Mary Foutch-NorthCarolina or TN Berta Mae Fouche m Clyde Mordecai Brady - Mary 12/18/99 http://genforum.genealogy.com/foutch/

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38. Geostar - Pubblications Soil gases as fault tracers in Clay basins a case history in the Siena basin Scalera G. (ING); Marani M., Argnani A., Gasperini M. (IGM); Berta M., http://geostar.ingv.it/pubblicat.htm

PUBLICATIONS Tinti S., Maramai A. and Favali P., (1995). The Gargano promontory: an important Italian seismogenic-tsunamigenic area. Marine Geology, 122:227-241 B. Alessandrini, L. Beranzoli e F. M. Mele, (1995), 3-D crustal P-wave tomography of the Italian region using local and regional seismicity data, Annali di Geofisica , XXXVIII, 189-211 Favali P., Frugoni F., Monna D., Rainone M.L., Signanini P., Smriglio G., (1995) - The 1930 earthquake and the town of Senigallia (Central Italy): an approach to seismic risk evaluation , Annali di Geofisica, XXXVIII, n.5-6, 679-689. Etiope G., Lombardi S. (1995). Evidence for radon transport by carrier gas through faulted clays in Italy. J. of Radioan. Nucl. Chemistry Etiope G., Lombardi S. (1995). Soil gases as fault tracers in clay basins: a case history in the Siena basin (Central Italy). In: Gas Geochemistry , (C.Dubois, ed.), Science Reviews, Northwood, pp. 19-29. Supplement to Environmental Geochemistry and Health G. Scalera, P. Favali e F. Florindo, (1996). Paleomagnetic database: the effect of quality filtering for geodynamic studies. In: A. Morris e D.H. Tarling (eds.), Palaeomagnetism and Tectonics of the Mediterranean region, Geol. Soc. of London, Spec. Publ. 105:225-237. B. Alessandrini, L. Beranzoli, G. Drakatos, C. Falcone, G. Karantonis, F. Mele, G. Stavrakakis, (1996), Back arcs basins and P-wave crustal velocity in the Ionian and Aegean regions

39. 1892 McAdoo Amy, col, cook, 300 cor Greene and Clay Mebane Miss Berta, h 224 s Ashe.Mebane Henry, clerk CF YV RR, h 224 s Ashe http://www.greensborohistory.org/archives/Highlights Pages/City Directory Pages/

1892-93 Greensboro City Directory L M A B C D ... V W X Y Z L *Lacy Rev J H, pastor Westminster Pres Ch, h 221 Lee Lane Chas, col, serv't, 329 ½ s Elm *Lamb C J, h 415 w Bragg Lamb James, clerk, h 122 Clay *Lamb Mebane, carpenter, h 122 Clay Lamb Miss Selma, 122 Clay Lambert J J, moulder, bds 2084 East Landreth Miss Minnie, h 2010 e Market Landreth Mrs A E, wld, h 2010 e Market *Landreth J W, grocer, 806 e Market, h 808 e Market Landreth J W, groceries and notions, 823 and 825 Ashe Landis Chas *Lampman Geo, jeweller, h 641 w Lee Lampman Miss Georgia, h 641 w Lee *Laskey M, clothing and shoes, h 330 s Elm Laskey A, clerk, h 330 s Elm Lash Mary, col, cook, h 328 Asheboro Lash Dr W A, *Ledford Geo, coach maker, 206 and 208 Market sq, h 203 n Davie *Ledbetter Dr A E, 326 ½ s Elm, h 407 Jackson Lee James, col, blacksmith, h 809 Ashe Lee Rev J W, r Y M C A building Leith Jerry, col, drayman, h 455 Cole Lemon Miss Virginia, h 229 n Cedar *Leonard J, wks Guilford Lumber Co, h 916 n Elm , wagon making and repairing, 109 and 111 Lewis Lewis John, h 716 s Elm

40. John F. Kennedy Assassination: Clay Shaw Trial Testimony Of Nicholas Tadin, Eyew JFK Clay Shaw trial testimony of Nicholas Tadin, eyewitness testifying in A I am sure he had no hat, because my wife Berta (sic) remarked, says, http://www.jfk-online.com/tadin2.html

The Clay Shaw trial testimony of Nicholas Tadin, continued CROSS-EXAMINATION BY MR. DYMOND: Q: Mr. Tadin, you say this took place in 1964? A: Yes, sir, about that time. Q: Could you tell us what month that was in '64? A: It was in the later summer months, in the later part of the summer. I couldn't tell you exactly what month, but it was in the later part of the summer. Q: Now, what are you referring to as the "summer months"? A: Could have been around July. Q: Well, now, you say it could have been around July or it was during July? A: It could have been around July. Q: Could it have been around June? A: Could have. Q: Could it have been around May? A: I couldn't answer that far. Q: Could it have been around A: It could have been between June and August, I will put it that way. Q: Between June and August? A: Right. Q: Now, what building is that that you say Mr. Shaw came out of at that time? A: At the big hangar on the right-hand side as you come from Dymond Road and make a turn, and there is an incline, and the building on the right, which was a large building, not the large door but that small door, he and Dave came out of there. Q: Now, how big is that hangar?

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