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Search For: Exact phrase Any word All words Our Bankert Ancestors A Family History Person Page 33 Main Page Master Index Surname Index Master Place Index ... Next Page (_) Clark d. circa 1636 Clark married Frances . He died circa 1636. Child of (_) Clark and Frances Mary Clark b. 1636, d. 28 Apr 1663 Citations ] Charles Manwaring, Early Conn. Probate Records Mary Clark b. 1636, d. 28 April 1663 Pedigree Relationship=9th great-grandaunt of Norbert Raymond Bankert II Mary Clark was born in 1636. She was the daughter of Clark and Frances . She married John Strong II on 26 November 1656. She died on 28 April 1663 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Conn. Citations ] Charles Manwaring, Early Conn. Probate Records George Phelps b. circa 1605, d. 8 May 1687 Relationship=10th great-grandfather of Norbert Raymond Bankert II Appears on charts: Ancestors of Norbert Raymond Bankert George Phelps was born circa 1605 possibly in Porlock, England . He married (1) Phillury Randall , daughter of Philip Randall and Joan , circa 1637. He married (2) Frances (widow of Thomas Dewey and Clark ) on 2 November 1648 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Conn.

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ROMANTIC CHRONOLOGY 1799-1851 General Editors: Laura Mandell, Dept. of English, Miami U., Ohio Alan Liu, Dept. of English, U. California, Santa Barbara Commons rejects abolition. Commons passes an African slave coast restriction act. Lords narrowly rejects it. Commons passes a stricter slave-carrying act that narrowly clears the Lords. Sugar prices begin to decline. Britain conquers Surinam. W. Wordsworth writes the "Two-Part Prelude" of 1799 (corresponding roughly with books I and II of the later, full Prelude plus the Gibbet Mast and Blasted Hawthorn "spots of time"), "There Was a Boy," "Nutting," "Lucy Gray" and the "Lucy poems," the "Matthew" poems, and many poems for the 1800 volume of Lyrical Balladsmostly while in Goslar, Germany, from the latter part of 1798 through the first part of 1799 Goethe, Die Propyläe Herder, Understanding and Experience. A Metacritique on the Critique of Pure Reason Hölderlin, Hyperion II Novalis, Die Christenheit, oder Europa F. Schlegel, Lucinde

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26. Salem, MA Vital Records Deaths, Surnames Dabney To Dexter 13, 1801. PR 55. John, hectic, May 22, 1786, a. 36 yCR 1. James, Capt., of the Caravan,at sea. Issue of Mar. NR 9. Margrett, d. Samuel GPR 55., hectic, Aug. http://rays-place.com/town/salem/deaths-d1.htm

Salem, MA Vital Records (Deaths) to 1850 Published by: The Essex Institute Salem, MA 1916 Transcribed by Frances LaMarco Surnames Dabney to Dexter DABNEY (see also Dampney) Abigial M., wid., John Esq., Sept. 17, 1834, a 67 y. N. R. 9. John [brother to Dr., deceased, bookseller, formerly postmaster. N.R. *.], stoppage of the throat, Oct. 11, 1819, a. 74 y. [a. 69 y. C. R. 1.] DACAN (see also Dakin) William Andrew, s. John, a. 22m. Issue of Oct. 4, 1836. N.R. 9. DAGGET William, h. Mary, Jan._, 1724-5. DAILEY Charles, see Daley Charles. DAIRYMPLE James, see Dalrymple, James DAKIN (see also Dacan) Mary, d. Timothy H., Sept. 12, 1835, a. 6 m. N.R. 9. Mary Jane, d. John H., a 6 y. Issue of July 18, 1837. N.R. 9. Sarah A., b. Wenham, w. Timothy H., d. Oliver and Sarah Dodge, live complaint, Aug. 21, 1848, a. 38 y. Sophia, w. Timothy, child bed, Apr. 1, 1833 a. 32 y. C. R. 1. DALAND (see also Deland) Benjamin, Dec. 15, 1810, a. 81 y. G.R. 7. Daniel, s. Samuel, June 6, 1778, a. 20 y. P.R. 256.

27. General Whipple's Ancestors and were collected by GPR James while British consul at Norfolk, Virginia . NH, May, 1733 and died in Portsmouth 17 July, 1801 1802. http://www.whipple.org/william/ancestors.html

General Whipple's Ancestors (Originally published in The Presentation of the Portraits of General William Whipple, Signer of the Declaration of Independence and of David Glasgow Farragut, Admiral, United States Navy, November 20th, 1891 (Portsmouth, N.H., 1891), pp. 27-33. The square brackets [] appear in the original. Note: The Captain John Whipple referenced below is a different person from and should not be confused with the Captain John Whipple who is the ancestor of Rhode Island Whipples!) The Whipple Family General William Whipple , of Portsmouth, N.H., signer of the Declaration of Independence, was born January 14th, 1730, in Kittery, Me. He was the son of Captain William Whipple , senior, of Kittery, grandson of Major Matthew Whipple of Ipswich, Mass., great grandson of Captain John Whipple , and great-great grandson of Elder John Whipple , both also of Ipswich. In England "The Whipple family in this country undoubtedly descended from Matthew Whipple of Bocking , county Essex, England, a clothier. Will of December 19th, 1616, probated January 28th, 1618, mentions son Matthew, son John, daughters Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Anne [Amce?], Johane, Amye; 'my sister, wife of Richard Rathbone; Hercules Stephens, grandchildren Hercules and Margaret Arthur, and Henry and Anne Coldham [Caldham]'. "The two brothers, Matthew and John, who were settled at Ipswich some time before 1638, were probably the sons mentioned above. They settled at the 'Hamlet,' now the town of Hamilton. John was deacon or ruling elder of the First Church. He was freeman 1640, and representative for eight years between that and 1653. By first wife he had childrenMary, John, Susanna, Sarah, and probably others."

28. VITAL RECORDS Of SALEM, MASS. To The End Of Year 1849 - DEATHS - DABNEY To DODD 1 y. Lydia, wid. Tobias wid. John. GR 7., bur. Oct. 20, 1801, a. 95 yNR 9. CR 10., w. James skipper. NR 9., Consumption, Apr. 3, 1825, 50 y. a. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/ma/salem_deaths_d1.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); VITAL RECORDS of SALEM, MASS. to the end of year 1849 Published by The Essex Institute Salem, Mass., 1916 Transcribed by Frances LaMarco SALEM DEATHS DABNEY to DODD Surnames DABNEY (see also Dampney) Abigial M., wid., John Esq., Sept. 17, 1834, a 67 y. N. R. John [brother to Dr., deceased, bookseller, formerly postmaster. N.R. *.], stoppage of the throat, Oct. 11, 1819, a. 74 y. [a. 69 y. C. R. 1.] DACAN (see also Dakin) William Andrew, s. John, a. 22m. Issue of Oct. 4, 1836. N.R. 9. DAGGET William, h. Mary, Jan._, 1724-5. DAILEY Charles, see Daley Charles. DAIRYMPLE James, see Dalrymple, James DAKIN (see also Dacan) Mary, d. Timothy H., Sept. 12, 1835, a. 6 m. N.R. 9. Mary Jane, d. John H., a 6 y. Issue of July 18, 1837. N.R. 9. Mary J[ane. N. R. 9.], d. John H., croup, Oct. 30, 1841, a. 3 ½ y. Sarah A., b. Wenham, w. Timothy H., d. Oliver and Sarah Dodge, live complaint, Aug. 21, 1848, a. 38 y. Sophia, w. Timothy, child bed, Apr. 1, 1833 a. 32 y. C. R. 1. DALAND (see also Deland) Benjamin, Dec. 15, 1810, a. 81 y. G.R. 7.

29. TYNGSBOROUGH, MIDDLESEX CO., MA, MARRIAGES TO 1849 James R. and Sophia, and Maria Carkin of North Chelmsford, a. 25 y., operative, d . Betsey, and Thomas J. GPR 1. Sherburn of Boston, Mar. 27, I828. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/ma/tyngsb_ma_marr.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); Vital Records of Tyngsborough, Massachusetts To the End of the Year 1849 MARRIAGES [transcribed by Dave Swerdfeger] *Intentions also recorded. ABBOT (see also Abbott) Walter, and Sarah M. Avery, both of Lowell, Aug. 6, 1833. ABBOTT (see also Abbot) Mary Ann, and George W. Kendall, int. Nov. 10, 1844. ADAMS Hannah, of Chelmsford, and Daniel Richardson, int. Nov. 13, 1826. Ira, and Hannah B. Kendall, Apr. 1, 1834.* Mary, of Chelmsford, and Daniel Richardson, int. Apr. 1, 1816. Mary A., of Nashua, N. H., and Elbridge G. Hutchins, int. Aug. 16, 1844. William, Capt., and Sally Stevens of Billerica, int. Aug. 25, 1823. AIKEN John, of Pelham, N. H., and Fanny Littlehail, Nov. 4, 1812.* ALEXANDER Cyrus, and Eunice Dow, July 2, 1799. P.R. 1.* Samuel S., of Windham, N. H., and Clarissa Holden, int. Dec. 26, 1846. ALLEN Catherine E., of Mansfield, and Lewis Thomas, int. Mar. 30, 1834. AMES Benjamin, and [Mrs. P. R. 1.) Mary Bemis of Quincy, Apr. 24, 1831.* Charlotte, and John Ditson of Dracut, Dec. 14, I815.*

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33. Notes And Queries -- Table Of Contents ( 1908, S10-X [252]) WP PAKENHAM WALSH ROYAL ENGINEERS OF IRELAND, 1251–1801 GPR James ASGENEALOGIST Notes and Queries 1908 s10X 328-329; doi10.1093/nq/s10-X.252.328-h http://nq.oxfordjournals.org/content/vols10-X/issue252/index.dtl

JOURNAL HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... SEARCH QUICK SEARCH: [advanced] Author: Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: Receive this page by email each issue: [Sign up for eTOCs] Contents: Volume s10-X, Number 252, 1908 [Index by Author] Other Issues: Articles Find articles in this issue containing these words: [Search ALL Issues] Front Matter (PDF) To see an article , click its [Full Text] or [PDF] link. To review many abstracts , check the boxes to the left of the titles you want, and click the 'Get All Checked Abstract(s)' button. To see one abstract at a time , click its [Abstract] link. Articles W. L. RUTTON THE MANORS OF NEYTE, EYBURY, AND HYDE Notes and Queries 1908 s10-X: 321-323; doi:10.1093/nq/s10-X.252.321 [PDF] R. T. LOVE THE WASHINGTON PEDIGREE Notes and Queries 1908 s10-X: 323; doi:10.1093/nq/s10-X.252.323 [PDF] G. S. PARRY INSCRIPTIONS AT FLORENCE Notes and Queries 1908 s10-X: 324-325; doi:10.1093/nq/s10-X.252.324 [PDF] JAMES PLATT, Jun. "PAPALOI": "MAMALOI." Notes and Queries 1908 s10-X: 325; doi:10.1093/nq/s10-X.252.325-a [PDF] WALTER W. SKEAT

34. Nobbys Coal River Heritage Park Website The Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning of the site is due to commence on the 1801, June 9. Governor King to Lieutenant James Grant (King Papers. http://www.newcastle.edu.au/services/library/collections/archives/int/Nobbys2/no

Nobbys Coal River Heritage Park Website University of Newcastle, Australia The Coal River Working Party Website is an access point for scanned and digitised works from our archive manuscript and rare book collections relating to early Newcastle Australia Welcome to the Coal River Working Party NEWS BACKGROUND HISTORICAL IMAGES ... LINKS Welcome. The University of Newcastle formed the Coal River Working Party in February 2003. The Party aims to protect Newcastle's culturally important landmarks that were only recently placed on the NSW Heritage Register. The overall vision is to create an Interpretive Centre and Heritage Park to express Newcastle's unique Aboriginal, convict and industrial heritage and a management plan for the entire site in the 200th anniversary year of the permanent settlement at 'Coal River' 2004. News Click here to download " In Search of the Lost Coal Mines of Newcastle ." Paper presented by Dr Erik Eklund on the 1st April 2005, University of Newcastle.

35. Marlow11 Oxford Road is Quoitings which was in the 1830 s the home of GPR James who today James (180160) was friends with all the great authors and poets of his age http://www.townsinbritain.co.uk/bucks2/marlow11.html

Bucks Towns Buckinghamshire Villages Bucks Attractions Bucks ... BACK TO MARLOW History A Short History At first glance, Marlow has the allure of a modern town, although further investigation brings to light the fine period (mainly Georgian) buildings of the High Street and West Street. In the 11th century, Marlow was ringed by monastic foundations, and the remains of a 12th century chapel and crypt still exist at Widmer Farm. In St. Peter Street you will find The Old Parsonage and Deanery, which form part of the finest 14th century house in Buckinghamshire. Marlow Place, which dates from 1721, formed part of the Royal Military College before it moved to Sandhurst in 1812. The town's fine suspension bridge was built from 1829-1832 and just along the river is the superb 18th century Court Garden House, now part of a leisure complex. The real growth in Marlow, however, has been since World War II when commuters mainly from the South discovered the delights of this rural town and many businesses now have offices here. The population has trebled since then. Those of you interested in family histories might like to consult the Buckinghamshire Genealogical Society's website In Detail In 1085 King William I sent out his men, rating officers, and let them find out about the country; they came to Marlow. The Domesday Book entry is translated as follows:

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April 8, 2005 Volume 49, Issue 14 Gov. Doyle Opens Door to Cigarette Tax Hike WMC Launches "Hidden Health Care Tax" Radio Ads WHA Foundation Refocuses Next Executive Leadership Teleconference on Emergency Prep Set April 20 ... Member News: Chuck Shabino, MD, Named President/CEO at Aspirus Gov. Doyle Opens Door to Cigarette Tax Hike Bipartisan Proposal could generate $640 million GPR, $1.5 billion all funds in 2005-07 This week was marked by a flurry of activity surrounding a proposal to increase Wisconsin’s cigarette tax by $1. In a Wednesday, April 16 interview with WIBA radio, Governor Doyle indicated he might consider a $1 per pack increase if it were "locked away" and used for anti-smoking and health care programs. According to the Legislative Fiscal Bureau, a $1 per pack increase in effect on July 1, 2005, would generate $640 million GPR over the 2005-07 biennium. If used for the state’s Medicaid program, that revenue would capture approximately $960 million in federal matching revenue – a total of over $1.5 billion in 2005-07.

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40. Notes And Queries, Issue 12. James I. He wishes more particularly to ascertain the date of Sir William now first published from the Originals, edited by GPR James, Esq., 3 vols. http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/1/1/5/7/11575/11575-h/11575-h.htm

NOTES AND QUERIES: A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC. "When found, make a note of." No. 12. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19. 1850. Price Threepence. Stamped Edition 4d. CONTENTS. Passage in Hudibras, by E.F. Rimbault Field of the Brothers' Footsteps Notes on Books and Authors, by Bolton Corney Receipts of the Beggar's Opera ... Advertisements ORIGIN OF A WELL-KNOWN PASSAGE IN HUDIBRAS. "For he that fights and runs away May live to fight another day," generally supposed to form a part of Hudibras , are to be found (as Mr. Cunningham points out, at p. 602. of his Handbook for London ), in the , 12mo. 1656; a clever collection of "witty trifles," by Sir John Mennis and Dr. James Smith. The passage, as it really stands in Hudibras "For those that fly may fight again, Which he can never do that's slain." But there is a much earlier authority for these lines than the "Apophthegmes, that is to saie, prompte, quicke, wittie, and sentencious saiynges, of certain Emperours, Kynges, Capitaines, Philosophiers, and Oratours, as well Grekes as Romaines, bothe veraye pleasaunt and profitable to reade, partely for all maner of persones, and especially Gentlemen. First gathered and compiled in Latine by the right famous clerke, Maister Erasmus, of Roteradame. And now translated into Englyshe by Nicolas Udall. Excusam typis Ricardi Grafton "Notwithstanding the fame of Erasmus, and the reputation of his translator, this volume has not obtained that notice which, either from its date or value, might be justly expected. Were its claim only founded on the colloquial notes of Udall, it is entitled to consideration, as therein may be traced several of the familiar phrases and common-place idioms, which have occasioned many conjectural speculations among the annotators upon our early drama."

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