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  1. Poems; with memoir by Frederick C. Kendall. by Kendall. Henry. 1839-1882., 1903-01-01
  2. Henry Kendall: Poetry, Prose & Selected Correspondence (UQP Australian authors)
  3. Henry Kendall: The Man and the Myths (Miegunyah Press Series, 2nd Ser., No. 1) by Michael Ackland, 1995-12

81. RG 103.000 - Secretary Of State
Hancock Hardin Henderson Henry Jasper Jefferson Kane Kankakee Kendall Stark,18391882 St. Clair, 1763-1905 Tazewell, 1827-1851 Union, 1818-1880
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RECORD GROUP 103.000 - SECRETARY OF STATE
The Office of Secretary of State, successor to the territorial Secretary, was established by the Constitution of 1818 to keep the archives of the state and a register of the official acts of the Governor. The Secretary of State was appointed by the Governor until the Constitution of 1848 made the office elective. The Secretary also was instructed to perform "such other duties as shall be assigned him by law." Another constitutional provision required reapportionment of the General Assembly every five years. To meet this requirement censuses were conducted and filed with the Secretary of State in 1820, 1825, 1830, 1835, 1840, and 1845. The Constitution of 1848, however, specified that reapportionment be based on decennial federal census returns, whenever possible, instead of state returns. Thus state censuses were taken in 1855 and 1865 but not in 1850 and 1860 when federal censuses were used for reapportionment. The Constitution of 1870 eliminated the need for any state census by making reapportionment necessary only every ten years and by establishing the federal census as the basis for any readjustment. Over the years the General Assembly also has instructed the Secretary of State to administer various acts, among which are the Illinois Motor Vehicle Code, Illinois Business Corporation Act, Illinois Securities Act, Franchise Disclosure Act, Uniform Commercial Code, Illinois Government Ethics Act, Notary Public Act, Lobbyist Registration Act, Trademark Act, and Local Records Act. The Secretary also serves as State Librarian, State Archivist, and custodian of buildings and grounds in the capitol complex. He is constitutionally required to maintain the acts of the General Assembly, specified official records of the executive branch, and the Great Seal of Illinois. The Secretary of State functions as the clerk of the Court of Claims and serves on numerous boards and commissions. The Secretary's office also is responsible for the distribution of many official publications.

82. «1000?»? ? VeryCD ?
Translate this page Henry Kendall (1839-1882) Leaves from Australian Forests Songs from the MountainsPoems and Songs Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918) Main Street and Other Poems
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83. Descendants Of Amos James, Revolutionary War Veteran Of
Census 1840 Kendall, Orleans County, NY (where his wife s family lived) Henry Ripley James (18391882) was a newspaper publisher in St. Lawrence County
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Descendants of Amos James, Revolutionary War Veteran of Stephentown, New York
Compiled by Nancy Winklepleck. (I have more information, including sources, and about many of these people. In some cases I have several more generations of descendants. Contact me at link below)
Amos married Polly Lee, daughter of Uriah Lee and Ruth Utter. Polly was born in 1764 in Thompson, Connecticut, died in 1795 in Stephentown, NY,and was buried in James Family Cemetery Stephentown, NY. Children from this marriage were: (More about each of the children follows)
i. William James was born in 1782 in NY, died on 12 Apr 1838 in Murray, NY, and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY. William married Mercy Vincent (b. 1787, d. 26 Mar 1843) about 1808.
ii. Anna C. James was born on 3 Apr 1784 in Stephentown, NY and died on 1 Oct 1873 in Sweden, NY. Anna married Benjamin Sheldon (b. 5 Jan 1785, d. 3 May 1854) on 24 Jan 1805 in Stephentown, NY.
iii. Uriah Lee James was born in 1786 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1860 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Uriah married Lucinda Fink (b. Abt 1800, d. Bef 1860) about 1815 in NY.
iv. Samuel B James was born in Jun 1788 in Stephentown, NY and died on 18 Feb 1864 in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Samuel married Anna Bailey (b. Abt 1790, d. Abt 1822) in Sep 1811 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY. Samuel next married Elizabeth (James).

84. Title
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85. JAMES LIONEL MICHAEL By Henry Kendall (1839 - 1882)
JAMES LIONEL MICHAEL by Henry Kendall. Be his rest the rest he sought Calm anddeep. Let no wayward word or thought Vex his sleep.
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JAMES LIONEL MICHAEL by Henry Kendall
Be his rest the rest he sought: Calm and deep. Let no wayward word or thought Vex his sleep.
Peace the peace that no man knows Now remains Where the wasted woodwind blows, Wakes and wanes.
Latter leaves, in Autumn's breath, White and sere, Sanctify the scholar's death, Lying here.
Soft surprises of the sun Swift, serene O'er the mute grave-grasses run, Cold and green.
Wet and cold the hillwinds moan; Let them rave! Love that takes a tender tone Lights his grave.
He who knew the friendless face Sorrows shew, Often sought this quiet place Years ago.
One, too apt to faint and fail, Loved to stray Here where water-shallows wail Day by day.
Care that lays her heavy hand On the best, Bound him with an iron hand; Let him rest.
Life, that flieth like a tune, Left his eyes, As an April afternoon Leaves the skies.
Peace is best! If life was hard Peace came next. Thus the scholar, thus the bard, Lies unvext.
Safely housed at last from rack Far from pain; Who would wish to have him back? Back again?

86. Sonnets Of Australia And New Zealand
Charles Harpur (18131868); Henry Parkes (1815-1896); Henry ClarenceKendall (1839-1882); Patrick Moloney (1843-1904); Ada Cambridge (1844-1926)
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Sonnets from Australia and New Zealand
Louis Lavater, in The Sonnet in Australasia (1956) mentions that Arthur A. Adams, literary editor of the Sydney Bulletin once referred to the sonnet as "a verse form in which Australians had shown themselves singularly adept." Still, one might have hoped for more of a glimpse of the outback, or at least the coast, but a cultural homesickness overwhelms many of the early sonnets. To the right is a short chronological listing of authors; I hope to be adding some more soon. Return to Sonnet Central.

87. Kendall, Henry - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry
Kendall, Henry Bright Sparcs Biographical entry, Bright Sparcs is a biographical,bibliographical and archival database Kendall, Henry (1839 - 1882)
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Online Sources Poet Born: 1839 Ulladulla, New South Wales. Died: 1882. Kendall was a struggling poet, whose employment history is sporadic. He worked as a storekeeper in the timber business of William and Joseph Fagan 1875-81 then, due to the influence of Henry Parkes, a lifelong friend, he was appointed Inspector of State Forests in New South Wales 1881-82. The town of Kendall on the North Coast of New South Wales is named after him. Online Sources See Also Structure based on ISAAR(CPF) - click here for an explanation of the fields Prepared by: Rosanne Walker
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88. Kendall, Henry - Published Sources
Kendall, Henry Published Sources, Bright Sparcs is a biographical, bibliographicaland archival database of Australian Kendall, Henry (1839 - 1882)
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89. Henry Kendall - Australian Poet And Photos, Art, Pictures, Music
Poets Australia, Henry Kendall, Dorothea Mackellar, Henry Lawson, Adam LindsayGordon, with Photos, Art, BellBirds by Henry Kendall (1839 - 1882)
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Henry Kendall 's beautiful descriptive poem "Bell Birds" is a perfect example of his wonerful talent. The Dandenong Ranges near Melbourne with lush rain forest is a popular area for Bell-Birds and other colourful native birds.
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Briefly Henry Kendall was born at Kirmington near Ulladulla, in N.S.W. on 18th April 1839. In 1857 he began writing verse for various Sydney journals. He was by all accounts a frail and sensitive individual and knew much hardship because he could not cope with practical affairs.
Kendall's first published book of verse Poems and Songs (1862) was quite popular and not long after in 1868 he married and moved to Melbourne with his new wife. In Melbourne he tried journalism without success. He then had published in (1869) his second volume of verse Leaves from Australian Forests which had favourable reviews but the publisher lost money on it.
He returned to New South Wales in 1870. The next years were very traumatic with heavy drinking and great poverty. Eventually he suffered a nervous breakdown and was placed in an institution where thankfully he was nursed back to health.

90. Henry Kendall Festivalat The Tabula Rasa Contemporary Arts Festival
Milton CWA Hall Wason St Milton Henry Kendall Festival Henry Kendall 1839 1882Download a copy of Bellbirds Copyright © Cathy Dunn 2004
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Henry Kendall, was one of the early Australian Poets who's inspiration was taken from the way of life, landscape and traditions of the countryside.
He was born on April 18 1839 in a settlers hut near Yackungarrah Creek County of St Vincent, he was baptized as Thomas Henry Kendall with his twin bother Basil Edward on July 26 1840. Being a grandson of Rev.Thomas Kendall who first settled at Milton in 1828. His birthplace at Kirmington Park Milton was officially acknowledged in 1913 and again in 1972 by the students of Milton Public School. The Stone cairn erected in 1913 whiched survived for many years was eventually disassembled and the stones used for a creek crossing. It was replaced with a sandstone monument in 1972.

91. Poets' Corner - Index Of Poets - Letters K,L
Henry Kendall. (1839 1882) Australian Poet. Bellbirds(BB) Henry WadsworthLongfellow. (1807 - 1882) American Poet, professor of Language at Harvard
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92. Henry Kendall
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93. HOME
Henry Kendall (1839 1882) He crouches, and buries his face on his knees, Andhides in the dark of his hair; For he cannot look up to the storm-smitten
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Henry Kendall (1839 - 1882) He crouches, and buries his face on his knees, And hides in the dark of his hair; For he cannot look up to the storm-smitten trees, Or think of the loneliness there Of the loss and the loneliness there.
The wallaroos grope through the tufts of the grass, And turn to their coverts for fear; But he sits in the ashes and lets them pass Where the boomerangs sleep with the spear With the nullah, the sling and the spear.
Uloola, behold him! The thunder that breaks On the tops of the rocks with the rain, And the wind which drives up with the salt of the lakes, Have made him a hunter again A hunter and fisher again.
For his eyes have been full with a smouldering thought; But he dreams of the hunts of yore, And of foes that he sought, and of fights that he fought With those who will battle no more Who will go to the battle no more.
It is well that the water which tumbles and fills, Goes moaning and moaning along; For an echo rolls out from the sides of the hills, And he starts at a wonderful song At the sound of a wonderful song.

94. A Selection Of My
Henry Kendall. G Essex Evans Dorothea MacKellar by Henry Lawson. ‘He oughtto be home,’ said the old man, ‘without there’s something amiss.
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Many thanks to the people from far and wide who continue to email me with their kind comments on my site. I am forever grateful to you - you give me the impetus needed to continue. One such person, COL, continues to inspire me greatly with his very colourful descriptions of his time and experiences in the outback as a drover. He very kindly sent me this poem by Veronica Weal of Mount Isa. I urge you all to read it and remember......
THE SPIRITS OF THE OUTBACK
When those aircraft started falling in an outrage so appalling That the world was changed forever on a clear September day

95. Birth And Death Dates Of Authors
Marian (1874? 1961) KELLER, Gottfried (1819 - 1890) KELLER, Helen (Adams)(1880 - 1968) Kendall, Henry (1839? - 1882) KENNAN, George
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treasure-trove n treasure found hidden with no evidence of ownership. Home PG Library of Australiana Works in the 'public domain' in Australia Australian Explorers ... Site Map List of birth and death dates The following list shows the birth and death dates of a number of authors. The dates shown may not be accurate, as the list has been compiled from existing sources on the internet, and dates have not been verified by Project Gutenberg of Australia. A comprehensive list of authors and translators, together with birth and death dates, is available from The New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors at the Kingkong web site. Other sites which may be of interest to Project Gutenberg volunteers are listed on the Links page. SURNAME, Christian Name(s) (Born - Died) Home Updated 30 Oct 02

96. LORAIN COUNTY OHIO - Ridgelawn Cemetery (Surnames FAY To FULL)
Ida Field R571 1855 1937 see Henry BLAINE FILLER John Lee 1836-1917 / Guert GANSEVOORT1839-1882 / Mary (Alethia 27 X Co D. 8 US Calvery FITCH Jay Kendall X-R8b
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97. Genealogy Index For Surnames Beginning With K
Translate this page Kaswieter, Oscar Henry Arthur (25 Jan 1890-23 Apr 1966) Kaub, Mary (-) Kemper, John Henry (BEF 1931-) Kendall, David Richard (-)
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Kahle, Dora Pearl
(28 May 1890-11 Dec 1979)
Kahle, Edward Thomas
(9 May 1866-28 May 1940)
Kahlig, Amelia Regina

Kaiser, Elmer Charles

Kaiser, Elmer Charles
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Kaiser, Henry
Kaiser, Holly Kaiser, John Kaiser, John Michael ... Kalina, John A. (-23 Apr 1957) Kallup, Eveline (ABT 1942-) Kallup, Franz (ABT 1922-) Kaltreider, Daniel Kaltreider, Daniel Kaltreider, George Kaltreider, George ... Kann, Catherine (6 Jan 1812-8 Aug 1896) Kann, George (17 Jan 1822-16 Feb 1909) Kann, George Kann, George (17 Mar 1745-1820) Kann, Gorg Michael (12 Feb 1715/1721-30 May 1757) Kann, Henry Kann, Jacob (24 May 1796-13 Jan 1877) Kann, John Kann, Mary Kann, Michael Kann, Nicholas ... Karowoski, Virginia (26 Apr 1924-) Karper, Eva Catherine (26 Jul 1832-1926) Karper, Jacob Karpiel, Louise Karr, Hanna Karr, Harvey L. (1 Jan 1836-) Karr, James H (13 Apr 1812-19 Apr 1898) Karr, James L. (15 Jul 1857-3 Dec 1896) Karr, Jerome

98. 3000(?)(?)
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99. Technology In Australia 1788-1988, Bright Sparcs Index K
Kendall, Henry (1839 1882), Poet Chapter 4 - Forestry and Forest Products, 206 Kent, Thomas (? - 1832), Merchant and Sailor Chapter 12 - Manufacturing
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Keats, R. W., Computer scientist
Chapter 8 - Communications and Computers
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Keeves, A., Forester
Chapter 4 - Forestry and Forest Products
Plantations-high Productivity Resources,
Kefford, Jack Frederick, Food scientist
Chapter 2 - Food Technology
From Science To Technology: The Post-war Years,
Keith, F. J., Electrical engineer
Chapter 8 - Communications and Computers
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100. System Requirements Windows 95 / NT Or Higher , 8MB Memory, 20MB
Young Man Dubliners Ulysses John Keats (17951821) Poems of John Keats HenryKendall (1839-1882) Leaves from Australian Forests Songs from the Mountains
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