81. The Ancestry Of Elizabeth FitzAlan (and Her Sister Joan FitzAlan) 1257 at the Monastery of Youghal, which he had founded, and buried there. Alice de Vere (the younger) presumably used her mother’s surname because her http://cybrary.uwinnipeg.ca/people/dobson/genealogy/ff/FitzAlan/FitzAlan-AT.cfm

82. 43 Henry Cavendish and Joseph Priestley remained believers in phlogiston until theirdeaths, Lavoisier s wife Marie, who was 14 years younger than him, http://www.ul.ie/~childsp/CinA/Issue43/editorial43.html

Editorial Two great losses to chemistry This summer has seen the deaths of two distinguished chemists. On 29th July Dorothy Hodgkin died at the age of 83 in England after a long and distinguished career in chemical crystallography. She was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1964 for her work in elucidating the structure of vitamin B12. Dorothy Hodgkin was a pioneer in applying X-ray techniques to solving the structures of large molecules, which took years and years of painstaking work. Then on the 19th August Linus Pauling, winner of two Nobel Prizes - for Chemistry and for Peace - died in California at the age of 93. Linus Pauling ahs been described as one of the twenty greatest scientists of all time for his many contributions to the understanding of chemical bonding and structure. He dominated Chemistry for many years and James Watson and Francis Crick were afraid, as you may recall from The Double Helix, that Pauling would beat them to the structure of DNA. Since he 'retired' he has devoted his energies to more controversial subjects with his theories on the role of vitamin C in combatting the common cold and cancer. He recently featured in the BBC2 series Heretics for his heterodox views on cancer. He died of cancer despite his diet, but he may owe his longevity to the high does of vitamin C that he took - it just took longer for cancer to catch up with him. He was always a man who wasn't afraid to champion unorthodox views and for years he was persona non grata with the US authorities for his opposition to nuclear weapons. Pauling was right so often that I suspect that some of his views on vitamin C will yet turn out to be correct. He shared with Dorothy Hodgkin a concern for peace and was opposed to the misuse of science in warfare, and both of them made distinguished contributions both to Chemistry but also to the wider understanding of science and its social impact. Their deaths are two great losses to Chemistry and humanity.

83. INDEX Of Tunes By Rhythm And Name TYPE SUB-TYPE NUMBER Airs 7 Jigs JOHN PATERSON S MARE GOES FOREMOST, JOHN SINCLAIR younger OF ULSTER, JOHN WALKER SJIG Youghal HARBOUR, YOUNG ARTHUR DALY, YOUNG SIMON BRODIE http://www.math.mun.ca/~bshawyer/tunesweb.html

INDEX of Tunes by Rhythm and Name TYPE SUB-TYPE NUMBER Airs Jigs Jig 6/8 March Quickstep Marches March MWR Polka Reels Reel Hornpipe March Quickstep Strathspeys Schottisches Waltzes TOTAL AIRS CLUNY CASTLE CRAIGMAROINN ELSICK GOWRIE MISS GRAHAM OF INCHBRAKIE RUSSET SHADES OF AUTUMN WIND ON THE HEATH JIGS - 6/8 JIGS 1/8 FIDDLE 100 YEARS OF SAILING A WESTERN LILT A.M. SHINNIE ABSENT-MINDED MAN ACADEMY JIG AGGIE AND NEIL MACLENNAN AIRDRIE LASSES AITH RANT ALASTAIR ROSS TAYLOR ALEX AND HAZEL BARBOUR OF BONSKEID ALEXANDER HAY ALL ALIVE ALL COVERED WITH MOSS ALLAN RAMSAY ALLISTER'S FRIENDSHIP ALYTH BURN AMERICAN DWARF AMY'S ROLLERSKATES AMY'S TUNE AN BHLATHACH MHUIMHNEACH AN CLIABH MONA AN MANGAIRE SUGACH AN RINNCE MOR AN' THOU WERT MY ONLY DEAR ANDERSON'S ANDREW MCANDREW ANDY DEJARLIS ANE AN' TWENTY, TAM ANGRY PEELER ANNE FRASER MACKENZIE ANNE MACKENZIE'S CHOICE ANTRIM LASSES AP SHENKIN ARCHIE BUCHANAN ARGYLE IS MY NAME ARNISTON HOUSE ARTHUR MCBRIDE ASK MY FATHER ASLEY'S SWING ATHOLE GATHERING ATHOLE HIGHLANDERS ATHOLE VOLUNTEERS AUBEY FOLEY'S JIG AULD INN AULD WATTIE AUNT MARY'S CANADIAN JIG AUNTIE MARY AUSTIN WHITE'S AWAY TO CHINCOTEAGUE AWKWARD CLOWN'S ANTICS AYR RACES AYTON JIG BABY BRAT BACK RUB BAD LUCK TO THIS MARCHING BADDECK GATHERING BAG OF MEAL BALCOMIE HOUSE BALLINA LASSES BALLOCHMYLE HOUSE BALLYHOOLEY BANGOR REGATTA BANISH MISFORTUNE BANKS O' CART BANKS OF ALLAN BANKS OF ALLAN (Flirtation) BANKS OF LOUGH GOWNA BANNOCK'S O' BARLEY MEAL BANNOCKS AND BROSE BANSHA PEELER BARBARY BELL BARD'S WHYM BAREFOOT BOY BARGENNY BOWLING GREEN BARLEY BREE (64 BAR) BARLEY CAKES BARLEY MEAL

84. Feedback researching family of Joseph who farmed in Ahorey, Armagh c1800 s Sammy,sdaughter annie cames to Youghal approx 1920 and married simon revins she was http://www.irishfamilyresearch.co.uk/viewinterests.asp

Researchers Interests Here, you can browse Members' Research Interests or search for all messages relating to a particular County, by completing the Search form below. Please note that in many cases, Members have listed a number of Counties within the body of their Message, and these will not come up on a County Search. However, you can search all Messages using the "Edit/Find" Facility on your Browser. In the interests of our Members' privacy, email addresses are not disclosed. If you would like to be put in contact with a particular Member who shares the same Research Interests as you, then please email us, and we will happily forward your details to the appropriate Member. County Antrim Armagh Belfast Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Limerick Londonderry Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford West Meath Wexford Wicklow Ireland Unknown Bogle, Catterson, Crowe, Loughlin, Roulston: Tyrone by Mervyn Catterson Miller, McCutcheon, Jeffrey:

85. House Of Lords Journal Volume 64: Index K-Z | British History Online Petition of Harbut Ward, the younger, to exempt Bridewell Precinct from the complaining of the Arrest of Count Joseph Napoleon Czapski, a Pole, http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=19379

86. Walsh Family Genealogy - Query Archive 14 Galway Mother`s maiden name Kilmartin First marriage to Joseph Conneely/ Connolly Query thomas walsh..1820s co cork (Youghal) ireland maried marie http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~walsh/query/qrybook5.htm

Go to: Query Index Home Page Search Walsh Genealogy Queries Aug 2003 to Apr 2004 Post Your Walsh Query! View the: Most Recent Queries E-mail: tina.godden@btopenworld.com Sun Aug 10 11:30:51 2003 Name: Tina Godden Subject: Welsh? Surnames: william Welsh born in Ireland came to England circa 1930ish Query: E-mail: martinfamily@hyper.net.nz Tue Aug 12 04:13:55 2003 Name: Christopher Martin Subject: Bartholomew Walsh b 1861, Ireland Surnames: Walsh Query: My great grandfather appears in the 1901 census for Ferndale,Rhondda Valley with the following information. Age 42 (ie born 1861):wife Mary A Walsh.Eldest child 19yrs therefore although born in Ireland,living in Wales(Swansea) by 1883. I am the grandchild of one of his seven daughters E-mail: kgwalsh4@bigpond.com Fri Aug 15 07:01:54 2003 Name: Karl Walsh Subject: George WALSH c 1873 Surnames: WALSH Query: Trying to find origins and parents of George(my grandfather) who I believe was born in Wollongong, New South Wales, married one Kathleen MARTIN believed born Mildura, South Australia and settled in Perth, Western Australia where George became the States largest cooperage owner in Wellington Street, until about 1930. I cannot seem to get into an Australian site, all attempts get me into U.S. sites. can you help please? Thanks E-mail: bandcwalsh@aol.com Fri Aug 15 13:55:01 2003

87. The Ahern Family - Obituaries, 2001 The son of Joseph M. and Hattie Cullen Ahearn, he was born Oct. 12, 1924, in Goshen . AHERN (Youghal) On September 6, 2001, in the excellent care of the http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~aherns/ahobit21.htm

Ahern Obituaries - 2001 Contents of this page Index to Obituaries Ahern Obituaries in Chronological Order Explanation of Location Codes Add Your Ahern Obituaries ... Other Online Obituary Pages Ahern Obituaries Dorothy M. (Flangan) Ahern Dorothy M. Ahern, 80, of Stroudsburg, died Thursday, Jan. 4, at Pocono Medical Center, East Stroudsburg. She was the wife of William R. Ahern, with whom she celebrated 62 years of marriage. Born in Larchmont, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late William and Josephine (Hogan) Flangan [sic]. Dorothy resided in the Stroudsburg area since 1986. Prior to that, she lived in the New Rochelle, N.Y. area. She was a member of St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church in Stroudsburg. In addition to her husband, Bill, she is survived by one son, William R. Ahern of Brewster, N.Y.; one daughter, Karen Ahern of New Brunswick, N.J.; and four grandchildren. A memorial mass will be announced at a later date and time. Cremation took place at H.G. Smith Crematory, Stroudsburg. Pocono Record 6 January 2001 Back to Index Catherine C. Ahearn

88. GREENING 1696 Greening Joseph eastington 1696/ 64 Wills 1541 1800 1621 Greening johnepney 1621/ 75 Wills Passengers of ship ENCREASE of Youghal, Ireland, 1679 http://home.inu.net/sadie/greeningearlyrecords.htm

GREENING CROSSROADS This page last updated November 8, 2003 GREENING -( And Variants) EARLY RECORDS Many States Below Page created by Sadie Greening Sparks October 18, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Research Period 1976-2003 For NON-COMMERCIAL Use ONLY HOME PAGES INDEX COMMENT S SURNAMES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, (Harrison) Greening (A.-Scand.) Dweller at the Green Meadow (O.E. grene = O.N. grann + O.N.E. ing = O.N. eng. The General Armory Greening , Ar. a cross engr. gu Crest-A nag's head ar. Greening, Greenig. Bapt. the son of Greening Robert Grenyg , Co. Norf., 1273 Coats of Arms were assigned to individuals, NOT to families-sgs INDEX TO WILLS, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND YR/SURNAME/GIVEN NAME/PARISH/VOL/PAGE#/REF 1566 Greninge ralph alderton 1566/114 Wills 1541 - 1800 1608 Greeninge john alderton 1608/ 52 Wills 1541 - 1800 1686 Greening william alderton 1686/140 Wills 1541 - 1800 1709 Greening richard alderton 1709/168 Wills 1541 - 1800 1715 Greening ann alderton 1715/133 Wills 1541 - 1800 1724 Greening elizabeth alderton 1724/200 Wills 1541 - 1800 1704 Grinning mary apperley 1704/211 Wills 1541 - 1800 1552 Grynnynge henry awre 1552/ 29 Wills 1541 - 1800 1578 Gryninge elizabeth awre 1578/ 33 Wills 1541 - 1800 1680 Greening william awre 1680/215 Wills 1541 - 1800 1686 Greeninge john awre 1686/134 Wills 1541 - 1800 1619 Greening alice berkeley 1619/ 8 Wills 1541 - 1800 1693 Greening henry bourton on the water 1693/ 28 Wills 1541 - 1800

89. The Re-Conquest Of Ireland As Mr. Fisher is a modern author of unimpeachable loyalty and opposition to allthings savouring of for the upbringing of the younger generation, who, http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/E900002-002/E900002-002.html

Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition Background details and bibliographic information The Re-Conquest of Ireland Author: James Connolly File Description compiled by Dara Mac Domhnaill Funded by University College Cork and Professor Marianne McDonald via the CURIA Project 1. First draft, revised and corrected. Extent of text: 28 869 words Publication CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College, Cork, College Road, Cork, Ireland. Distributed by CELT online at University College, Cork, Ireland. Text ID Number: E900002.002 Availability [RESTRICTED] Available with prior consent of the CELT programme for purposes of academic research and teaching only. Sources Editions. James Connolly, The Re-Conquest of Ireland (Dublin: Maunsel 1917). James Connolly, Labour in Ireland (Dublin: Maunsel 1917), ii: The Re-Conquest of Ireland, 219-346. James Connolly, Labour in Ireland (Dublin: Maunsel 1926), contains The Re-Conquest of Ireland. James Connolly, Labour in Ireland (Dublin: Three Candles 1940), contains The Re-Conquest of Ireland. James Connolly, Collected Works (Dublin: New Books Publications 1987), i 185-280.

90. Governance World Watch USA L ex viceministre des finances am?icain Peter R. Fisher rejoint la soci From Daily Times of Nigeria, Nigeria, by Joseph Nwankwo, 26 January 2004 http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/un/unpan014578.htm

ISSUE 58 January 2004 South Africa: SABC Stifles Public Policy Debate - DA Bangladesh: 45-Member Committee of Bangladesh Public Administration Association Formed Sri Lanka: 'Public Servants Should be Given All Encouragement' Australia: Australian Plans for Police and Public Servants to PNG in Doubt ... Global Engineering and Construction Firms Adopt Anti-Corruption Principles SABC Stifles Public Policy Debate - DA Gibson complained that SABC TV had declined to cover his party's detailed, critical analysis of the ANC's promises to create 1million jobs and employ 150000 police officers. From AllAfrica.com, Africa, by Linda Ensor, 22 January 2004 45-Member Committee of Bangladesh Public Administration Association Formed From Matamat.com, Bangladesh, 3 January 2004 'Public Servants Should be Given All Encouragement' From Daily News, Sri Lanka, 23 January 2004

91. Bibliography Of Atmospheric Refraction, Mirages, And Green Flashes GUILLAUME Joseph HYACINTHE LE GENTIL s posthumous work on refraction to bethose seen at Youghal in 1801 before spoken of; but in whatever http://mintaka.sdsu.edu/GF/bibliog/bibliog.html

Annotated bibliography of mirages, green flashes, atmospheric refraction, etc. Aristotle Meteorologica, with an English translation by H. D. P. Lee (Harvard University Press, Cambridge, 1962). * (1912). The oldest account of mirages seems to be Aristotle's brief * mention in the "Meteorologica" (c. 340 or 350 BC) at 373 b in Book III * (p.253 of the Loeb Library edition): * "Distant and dense air does of course normally act as a mirror . . . , * which is why when there is an east wind promontories on the sea appear * to be elevated above it and everything appears abnormally large;. . . " * but unfortunately he then drags in the Moon illusion. * So both MIRAGE and LOOMING were known to him. * As Lee notes there, a similar (but much briefer) mention occurs in * "Problems" XXVI. 53: "Why, when the east wind blows, do all the things * seem larger?" Here are the Loeb Library editions: Aristotle Problems II, with an English translation by W. S. Hett (Harvard University Press, Cambridge, 1965). Theophrastus Enquiry into Plants, and minor works on Odours and Weather Signs, vol. 2

92. Smyth Family History Ralph – “the younger” – the third son, married Mary Jackson, the widow of Edward Joseph Trevers), and Jane (married Rev. Stephen Radcliffe in 1704). http://www.zipworld.com.au/~lnbdds/home/davidsmyth/

Smyth Family History By David Smyth Version 8: December 3, 2004 NOTE: This updated version now includes: New information at Generation 3, on the sons of Thomas Smyth and Margaret Lightfoot, and the origin of the Smyth coats of arms New information on Generations 10 and 11, Thomas Hutchinson Smyth, who died in 1830, and his offspring Arthur M.D. and Edward, the banker. New information in Appendix 4, on the ancestry of William Smithdike Appendix 6, the Australian descendants of Arthur Smyth Introduction This is the history of our small branch of the Smyth family, as far as I have been able to piece it together from various sources. It traces my Smyth ancestors back through my grandfather Thomas Hutchinson Smyth (1851-1931) to his forebears in Ireland and northern England. It covers twelve generations to my grandfather (fourteen to me, sixteen to the youngest Smyth generation now living), and a period of about five hundred years. This is as far back as I have been able to track the Smyth line so far. However, it is a work in progress, and further information will be added as more facts come to light. The current version, dated December 3, 2004, will, I hope, be superseded by later editions as my research continues. In the early 1600s, one ancestor, Ralph Smyth, married Elizabeth Hawksworth of Hawksworth Hall, Yorkshire. The Hawksworth family can be traced back for at least another four hundred years, through seventeen generations, to a Robert de Hawksworth who lived in Yorkshire in the early Thirteenth century. (See the Hawksworth appendix).

93. Finding Aid To The J. M. Dent & Sons Records, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill 2016 Jonathan Cape, Ltd. 2017 Joseph Bancroft Sons Co. 3064 Anson, Peter,Fishing Boats and Fisher Folk on the East Coast of Scotland (1930). http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/j/J.M.Dent_and_Sons.html

Manuscripts Department Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill GENERAL AND LITERARY MANUSCRIPTS Publishing Archives and Collections in the Rare Book Collection and Manuscripts Department

94.  The Source Of This Uncorrected OCR Text May Be Viewed In The Professor Fisher of Cooper s Hill has written a very instructive article1 on the Youghal means yewwood. Dromanure and Knockanure signify yew-hill. http://fax.libs.uga.edu/text/1tgbitxt.txt

<;O. J l'i AI-E 15. 1C F, ARAUCARIA. ^ s. i . -» fc N TULIP TREE AT WOOLBEDING PLATE 25. % "•M f- • .,.* : * * -3t, » <**,*. -, • i l'IAI'E 35. YEW AT TISBURY *• <. •W; - * *s3rt£ . i. * -„# m v" • -v. r ^r, > % * <*•*. ^^tprc •-!:*-•,":•• : <- -»^. CRYl'TOMERIAS AT NIKKO ^.., •IX -. v H »- ^- . * i- i ' >>.» !*• -» 1 • '•> "- . »>' -l «*>^ > v £* <• H *•«., PLATE 56. GIANT THUYA IN VANCOUVER'S ISLAND -A- i*. . <*. v-* •» ' ; >- ••»'; ' .. j - f '- ' ^ "r L ; v T v • ; <* •*y •-., j, , ;: >, • -• • sr. .at'... -^ •v Ci* . ' tft • •f * " ' - V*®' ' •^ jf -^¤i- "• - * -, % Vr - . -^^ . A?, - <*..* w^ f r-~f_. •- < ? 1 t* J JC^OU»^ •kj 4 -•" ¯'** • r*- » -^ > , .^r <*" * *•-.> '' )''' '- • :4fcr' !' /^. 'Vr- i*- y* i '> s »• / . ^. PLATE 59. WESTERN HEMLOCK GROWING ON FALLEN LOG OF GIANT THUYA IN AMERICA .'V t - THUJOPSIS DOLOBRATA IN JAPAN PLATE 60.

95. Cobden, The Political Writings, Vol. 1 (1903): The Online Library Of Liberty FOURTH EDITION. 2 vols., crown 8vo. London T. Fisher Unwin, 1903. are wellnighforgotten by the elder, and little known to the younger men among us. http://oll.libertyfund.org/Texts/Econlib/Cobden0302/PoliticalWritings/0424-01_Bk

THE ONLINE LIBRARY OF LIBERTY CLASSICS IN THE HISTORY OF LIBERTY RICHAD COBDEN THE POLITICAL WRITINGS OF RICHARD COBDEN, 2 VOLS. VOLUME I Updated: August 25, 2004 Return to the Introduction to Richard Cobden and the detailed Table of Contents EDITION USED The Political Writings of Richard Cobden, with a Preface by Lord Welby, Introductions by Sir Louis Mallet, C.B., and William Cullen Bryant, Notes by F.W. Chesson and a Bibliography, 2 vols. (London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1903). TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS OF VOL. I PREFACE INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION By Sir LOUIS MALLET, C.B. THE POLITICAL OPINIONS OF RICHARD COBDEN. INTRODUCTION TO THE AMERICAN EDITION. By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. ... Footnotes for Part III, Chapter II THE POLITICAL WRITINGS OF RICHARD COBDEN VOL. I THE POLITICAL WRITINGS OF RICHARD COBDEN WITH A PREFACE BY LORD WELBY INTRODUCTIONS BY SIR LOUIS MALLET, C.B., AND WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, NOTES BY F. W. CHESSON AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY IN TWO VOLUMES VOL. I LONDON T. FISHER UNWIN PATERNOSTER SQUARE FIRST EDITION. 2 vols., demy 8vo. London: William Ridgway, 1867.

96. Project Gutenberg S Illustrated History Of Furniture, By Frederick Illustration Oak Chimney Piece in Sir Walter Raleigh s House, Youghal, Ireland . On the death of the elder brother, Thomas, the younger one then http://library.beau.org/gutenberg/1/2/2/5/12254/12254-8.txt

97. Folk Music Index - Youg To Zz Joseph Won a Coated Fiddle , Rounder 0429, CD (1999/field), cut 11; Walters, Bob . de Ville, Paul / Concertina and How To Play It , Carl Fischer, http://www.ibiblio.org/folkindex/y03.htm

Preceding Alphabetic Section Home Bottom of File Folk Music Index: Youg to Zz Yougal Quay Bays, Randall; and Joel Bernstein Pigtown Fling Foxglove FG 9601CD, CD (1996), cut#11c Youghal Harbor [ON1633/OND 861] Rt - Young Reilly/Riley Eochaill Mf - Boulavogue O'Neill, Francis and James / Dance Music of Ireland. 1001 Gems Walton's , Fol (1907), # 861 Krassen, Miles / O'Neill's Music of Ireland, New and Revised Oak , Fol (1976), p182 Butcher, Eddie Leader LED 2070, LP (1976/field), cut# 11 Delaney, Tommy; and May Keogh Rince - An Dara Ceim Gael-Linn CEF020, LP (196?), cut#B.09 (Cuan Eochaille) O'Neill, F. Capt. Francis O'Neill / O'Neill's Music of Ireland Collins , Fol (1903), #1633 Tolman, Newton F. Tolman, Newton F. / Nelson Music Collection Tolman , fol (1969), p14b Young A-Growing [Laws O35] Us - Trees They Do Grow High Young Alanthia [Ch 93/Sh 27] Us - Lamkin/Lamkins Young Alban and Almandy [Laws H15] - Upham, Thomas C. (Rev.) Us - Olban Young Albin [Laws H15] Us - Olban Young America - Pushee Us - Farewell to Whiskey Young and Alive - Rose, Betsy

98. IRELAND The Arrangement Is By County, And Within County By Place Built by John SmithBarry, younger son of the 4th Earl of Barrymore. 1790 byJoseph Power. M. Bence-Jones, A Guide to Irish Country Houses, London, http://www.r-alston.dircon.co.uk/ch_ire.htm

IRELAND The arrangement is by county, and within county by place. All counties, other than the first, are bookmarked. Antrim - Armagh Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Donegal Dublin Down Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny King's Londonderry Leitrim Limerick Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Queen's Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford Westmeath Wexford Wicklow HOME PLACE INDEX HOUSE INDEX ANTRIM ANTRIM ant Shane's Castle O'Neill Enlarged 18 cent.; and again by Nash in 1815+. Owned by John O'Neill - Thomas Milton, A Collection of ... Views ... Seats ... Ireland. [1790?]. Burned 1816. New castle built ca. 1860. Bence-Jones, Guide, 1988. ANTRIM ant Antrim Castle Clotworthy - Skeffington Built by Sir Hugh Clotworthy; enlarged 1662. Rebuilt 1813. Owned by Thomas Henry Skeffington, Viscount Ferrard - J.P. Neale's Views, 2nd series, vol. II, 1825. Burned 1922. Bence-Jones, Guide, 1988. J.B. Burke, Visitation, 2nd Series, II, 1855, 70. BALLYCARRY ant Red Hall Edmonstone - Ker Remodelled 1790. Sold ca. 1790 to Richard G. Ker. M. Bence-Jones, A Guide to Irish Country Houses, London, 1988. BALLYMENA ant Mount Colville Colville - Moore Built by Rev Dr Alexander Colville. Passed to the Earls Mount Cashell; altered by 3rd Earl ca, 1830. M. Bence-Jones, A Guide to Irish Country Houses, London, 1988.

99. Concentration Camps List Milice française Military Police SS Joseph Darnand executed Geneticexperiments on gypsies by Professor Werner Fischer of the Koch Institute for http://www.tartanplace.com/tartanhistory/concentrationcamps.html

Tartan Day Customs Legends Rings ... E-Cards Appendix F: Concentration Camps: Albania Shfaros Kamp [Extermination Camp] Waffen SS: Hermann Neubacher Burreli [Concentration camp. Mussolini], Klos, Kosovo-Metohija [Hermann Neubacher: Albanian SS Division 21st Waffen-Gebirgs Division der SS: Skanderbeg Burresi, Vlora [Jews removed] , Velika Dobranja [Bombed] Algeria Vichy Camp de Concentration [Concentration Camps] Commander Abadla, Djelfa [700 to 1,000 prisoners. Forced labor for the Trans-Saharan railway. 30+ camps. Administered by former officers of the French Foreign Legion], Angola Slavery Home of the Loango and Teke Kingdoms. Invaded by the Portuguese in 1483. Now a Republic under Portugal. Luanda [Portuguese-established city for slave trade. The capital of Angola.] 1784: Gustav III, King of Sweden The Company is free to operate slave trade on Angola and the African coast, where such is permitted. ...Free import of slaves and trade with black slaves or so called new Negroes from Africa is granted all nations without having to pay any charge at the unload Armenia [Hayq] Mass Graves Radjo, Katma, Azaz, Yerevan [Holocaust memorial for those slain during WWI:

100. 1931 Deaths Bklyn May KELLER Joseph John, on Sunday, May 3, 1931, beloved husband of Louise, FISCHER - On May 15, 1931, Martha WHITMAN FISCHER, beloved wife of George, http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Newspaper/BSU/1931.Death.May.html

enter name and hit return Find in Page 1931 DEATH NOTICES..MAY Brooklyn Standard Union 1 May 1931 2 May 1931 3 May 1931 4 May 1931 5 May 1931 6 May 1931 7 May 1931 8 May 1931 9 May 1931 11 May 1931 12 May 1931 13 May 1931 14 May 1931 15 May 1931 16 May 1931 18 May 1931 19 May 1931 20 May 1931 21 May 1931 22 May 1931 23 May 1931 25 May 1931 26 May 1931 27 May 1931 28 May 1931 29 May 1931 RETURN to NEWSPAPER MAIN RETURN to BSU MAIN RETURN to BROOKLYN MAIN

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