61. The Words Of Miguel And Mary Helen Robles It is an historical landmark, called the Beecher Bible Rifle Church and Colony . It had been a Long time since we had raised someone so new in the church http://www.tparents.org/Library/Unification/Talks/Robles/HC-KANSS.htm

Unification Sermons and Talks by Reverends Robles Home Church Ministry by Miguel and Mary Helen Robles In 1987, my husband and I and our three-year-old son ventured to leave our home in the world Mission Center to go to my hometown area of Manhattan, Kansas. It was not easy to leave the womb of the World Mission Center and the nurturing environment of our True Parents, spiritual children and many brothers and sisters whom we had grown to love and respect. As my husband said, "we have moved from the big apple to the little apple." It is also the home of the Kansas State Wildcats. My husband and son are enthusiastic supporters. I am too, as long as they are not playing Kansas University, my alma mater and rival school. We first located in the small town of Wamego, a population of approximately 5,000 people. It was only 3,000 when I went to high school there. My three brothers and I grew up on a farm 6 miles outside of Wamego, in a community by the name of Wabaunsee. There are a lot of counties and towns with Indian names in Kansas. I went to grade school in Wabaunsee, for all eight grades. The total enrollment for the school was 34-38 students, with two teachers. Nowadays you can easily have 30 students in one grade. Manhattan was only 15 miles from our farm and this is where we shopped for special items other than groceries. Once a week my mother would race my brother and I to our piano lessons from Miss Painter who taught on campus. Miss Painter was at least in her 50s and wore her dark graying hair pulled back, in a bun. I remember several times when we would shed a tear or two before our lessons were done. She was very serious and had high expectations. She was a very memorable person.

62. The Brocante Home Chronicles.: The Brocante Bookclub. Janice Day The Young HomeMaker by Helen Beecher Long. The Plain Man and His Wifeby Arnold Bennett. Beetons Book of Needlework by Mrs Isabella Beeton. http://brocantehome.typepad.com/brocante_home/the_brocante_bookclub/

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63. Eve Vincent Argues That Independent Media Outlets Are Vital But Are Not Well Sup and Communications Minister Helen Coonan say there’s no hurry, just as Long as Thanks Beecher, looks like we now “need more players” slightly more http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=3378

64. NAME DDATE AGE DPLACE BPLACE BDATE FATHER FBPLACE MOTHER MBPLACE Adrea, Beecher, Son Pals Johnson, Dewey-Jeff - Marlow, Jeff - Denton, Long, Helen, Dec -, 1968. Long, William Coy, Nov 25, 1983, 61, Jeff Co http://www.sevierlibrary.org/genealogy/funeralhome/fielden/fieldenjl.htm

65. Abbott, David Abbott, Edwin Adams, Andy Adams, Henry Adams, John Dorothy Kipling, Rudyard Lang, Andrew Laxer, Mark Eliot LeFebure, Victor Levy,Steven Ling, Princess Der Long, Helen Beecher Lord, John Lowndes, Luther, http://www.ifis.uni-luebeck.de/lehre/ss03/info2/ueb2/eintraege.txt

EmileAbbott, David Abbott, Edwin Adams, Andy Adams, Henry Adams, John Adams, Samuel Adams, William Addams, Jane Addison, Joseph Aiken, Conrad Anzengruber, Ludwig Appleton, Victor Apuleius, Lucius Arbuthnot, John Ariosto, Ludovico Austen, Jane Babbage, Charles Bacheller, Irving Bacon, Franci Ball, Hugo Ball, Robert Ballantyne, R. Balzac, Honore de Bancroft, Eli Baring, Maurice Barr, Amelia E. Barrie, James Bates, Henry Beaumont, Mary Beerbohm, Max Beethoven, L. Bennett, Arnold Bojer, Johan Borrow, George Bronte, Anne Bronte, Charlotte Bronte, Emily Butler, Samuel Caesar, Julius Cahan, Abraham Caine, Hall, Calamity Jane Carlyle, Thomas Carpenter, Edward Carpenter, John Carr, Annie Roe Carroll, Lewis Casanova, Giacomo Casson, Herbert Claxton, William Cobb, Irvin S. Coke, Henry J. Conrad, Joseph Corson, Hiram Crile, George Dante Alighieri Darlington, Edgar Darwin, Charles Daudet, Alphonse De Presno, Odd Defoe, Daniel Dickens, Charles Dodge, Mary Douglass, Frederick Duff Gordon, Lucie Dumont, Theron Q. Dunbar, Alice Eastman, Charles Edgeworth, Maria, Evans, Mary Anne Farrar, John Fee, Greg Ferber, Edna Fleming, May Agnes Frederic, Harold Gaboriau, Emile Garland, Hamlin Gay, John Ginzberg, Louis Gonzales, Don Manoel Goodwin, John Grahame, Kenneth Grammaticus, Saxo Greenwood, William Grossmith, George Hardy, Thomas Harte, Bret Haydn, Joseph Hearn, Lafcadio Hemingway, Percy Hemphill, Scott Hesse, Hermann Homer Houdini, Harry Hughes, Thomas Hume, Fergus Iron, Ralph James, Henry Jefferies, Richard Johnson, Samuel Joyce, James Kanada, Yasumasa Kane, William Terence Keller, Helen Kennedy, John F. Kilner, Dorothy Kipling, Rudyard Lang, Andrew Laxer, Mark Eliot LeFebure, Victor Levy, Steven Ling, Princess Der Long, Helen Beecher Lord, John Lowndes, Luther, Martin Maag, Carl MacCaffrey, James MacClintock, William Darnall MacClure, Victor MacDonald, George MacGrath, Harold MacKay, Charles Marcus Aurelius Mason, Amelia Ruth Gere Mason, Mary Murdoch Mayo, Margaret McAfee, Cleland Boyd McCabe, Joseph Mims, Edwin Moldeven, Meyer Morris, Charles Morris, George Pope Nadin, Mihai Oliphant, Laurence Osler, William Page, Thomas Nelson Penrose, Margaret Perdue, Mitzi Poe, Edgar Allan Polly, Jean Armour Pretty, Francis Pyle, Howard Rand, Ayn Reed, Myrtle Reilly, S. A. Reynolds, John N. Riley Rilke, Rainer Maria Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roth, Lewis Rougemont, Louis de Ryan, Kenneth, Father Salza, Giuseppe Scavezze, Dan Schwartau, Winn Sidney, Margaret Sidney, Philip Slaveykov, Pencho Slowinski, David Smith, Jewell Ellen Spooner, Lysander Sprague, Ruth M. Stallman, Richard M. Steedman, Amy Steele, Chester K. Sterling, Bruce Stout, Rex, 1886 Sumanaru, Simona Summerhayes, Martha Sun, Tzu Syrett, Netta Tacitus, Cornelius Tao, YuanMing Thomson, James Todd, Burbank Trenck, Friedrich Trueman, Howard Truth, Sojourner Tymon, Frank Uzanne, Octave Verne, Jules Webster, Jean Whale, George White, Stewart Edward Wolf, Emma Wu Tingfang Wurdz, Gideon Xenophon, Zola

66. Writings By Susan Dickinson Susan Dickinson's Obituary and such women as Helen Hunt Jackson, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mrs Frances Mrs Dickinson s husband was Long the treasurer of Amherst college, http://www.emilydickinson.org/susan/obit.html

Susan Dickinson's Obituary AMHERST DEATH OF MRS W.A. DICKINSON An Old and Honored Resident of Am- herst, Who Was Also Widely Honored Abroad. (May 12, 1913) Mrs. Susan Huntington Gilbert Dickinson, widow of William Austin Dickinson, died at her home, the Evergreens , in Amherst yesterday, in her 83rd year, from heart disease. She had been seriously ill for a number of weeks, and for several days her life has been slowly, peacefully fading away. She was a woman of rare quality and truly a distinguished citizen of the town, who had made her home for many years one of the notable features of the community. She had undoubtedly entertained at her board more men and women of distinction in the world of literature and affairs than any other householder in the place. She had lived in Amherst from the time of her marriage in 1857 [ sic Mrs. Dickinson was born in Deerfield in 1830, the daughter of Thomas and Harriet Huntington Arms Gilbert. She was the youngest of seven children, none of whom survive her. She lived as a girl, after her mother's death, with her aunt, Mrs. William Van Vranken, at Geneva, N.Y.

67. MAXWELL CLAN SOCIETY RECORDS 9. Paulk, James Everett, II Powers, Beecher Carlyle Maxwell, 1972-88. Long, Helen Marie Maxwell 2-7. Lorio, Mary Lee Love 2-7. http://cass.etsu.edu/archives/afindaid/a374.html

MAXWELL CLAN SOCIETY RECORDS East Tennessee State University Archives of Appalachia Box 70295 Johnson City, TN 37614-0138 Request Information here Telephone: (423) 439-4338 INTRODUCTION Title: The Maxwell Clan Society Records Collection Number: Accession No. 374 Physical Description: 1.5 linear feet Creator: The Maxwell Clan Society Repository: Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Provenance: The Maxwell Clan Society Records were loaned to the Archives of Appalachia by Murvan Maxwell on July 9, 1990. The records were photocopied by the archives' staff in September 1990, and the original documents were returned to Murvan Maxwell on October 8, 1990. The copies were accessioned on September 27, 1990 and opened to researchers on October 12, 1992. Access: The records are open for research. Processing Information: C.Lamb, J.Stinson and Scott Schwartz completed processing in 1992. HISTORICAL NOTE The Maxwell Clan Society was established in 1968 for the preservation and perpetuation of the Maxwell family history and Scottish culture. The society provides a repository for publications, historical records, and artifacts that document the Maxwell Clan genealogy. It distributes publications to its constituency relating the family name to Scottish history and Caerlauerock Castle, the ancient seat of the Maxwell Clan chief. In addition to perpetuating Scottish customs and traditions, the organization promotes "clan sentiment and sociability among its members" by providing educational information through their publications and supporting social activities during annual meetings. In 1990 the society consisted of over 500 members from throughout the United States.

68. KGS Online Catalog kansas wabaunsee county - church, Church of Christ The Beecher Bible Rifle KS Index of Births, Deaths, Divorces, Marriages 1896-1901, Long, Helen, http://www.dodgecity.net/kgs/catalog/kscounties/kgsusakstz.html

KGS Online Catalog USA States - Kansas: T - Z USA States/Cities: A C D F-G ... W KS Counties: A B C D ... Misc. Surnames: A-D E-H I-M N-R ... V-Z Other: Bible Intl Subject Research Aid ... Click here for more information on submitting Queries. CATEGORY TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER NOTES PAGES OTHER kansas - thomas county - cemetery Small Cemetery South of Colby, Thomas Co, KS Copied by Jeanette Elder 1 p kansas - thomas county - cemetery Gem Cemetery, Thomas Co, KS 19 p alpha kansas - thomas county - cemetery Cemeteries: Thomas Co / Catholic / Mingo / Colby, KS 12 p kansas - thomas county - history 188 p table of contents kansas - thomas county - history Land of The Windmills, Thomas Co, KS; A Photographic Perspective, Frahm, Helen Schnellbacker Thomas Co Hist Soc Colby, KS 1976 180 p kansas - thomas county - history Lady Doctor on a Homestead: Thomas Co Years 1879-1890 of Mary Amelia Hay (1832-1907) Webb, Bernice Larson H F Davis Mem Lib Colby (KS) Com College 1987 138 p kansas - thomas county - history Genealogies of Pioneer Families Prairie Printers Colby, KS 200 p table of contents kansas - thomas county - museum Thomas Co Collection of Colby, KS 1982

69. Colorado College Tutt Library, Special Collections & Archives: Beecher I wanted - oh how I did want - instead to sit, talk a Long Long Yes, my dear Helen, I did ken wha , I d been trying for a Long Long http://www.coloradocollege.edu/library/SpecialCollections/Manuscript/HHJ5-1-6.ht

Helen Hunt Jackson 5-1-6 transcription Helen Hunt Jackson Papers, Part 5, Ms 0351, Box 1, Folder 6, letters from Henry Root to HHJ, 1853-1855. Transcribed by Polly Longsworth, 2002. Greenfield Mch. 30- 53. My dear Helen - "Good bye" - & believe me, just as ever - Sincerely yrs - Henry - Monday Evening May 9/53 Greenfield Sunday night May 22/53 [HR's traditional sign-off is missing, so there may have been another page to this letter. There is, however, a postscript atop p.1:] P.S. That letter of "Legures" you sent me was very fine, & I read it with deep interest (-) I'll hve much to talk with you about the subject matter thereof & the subjects suggested thereby some day -H - Greenfield. Mon. Eve June 6 - '53 I went on Sunday night to see her again; I told her I'd heard since I had been in A- of her engagement - of course you know the other party - & reminded her of a certain promise she once made me that she'd communicate any such valuable intelligence, whenever any such was to be had - she merely reiterated the promise, but did not deny imputation - I really do not know what to think - When I came to bid her good-bye she said she sh'd hope to see me often during Commencement Week - "if Helen wasn't there"!! But my dear friend I ought not to write longer tonight - Have you begun to answer my last letter, Helen, & shan't I hear from you soon? I shall add to this after the rec'pt of yr. next, but for the present "Good bye"

70. Project MUSE In the case of the Beecher scandal, she makes a clear judgment that Beecher had an Horace Greeley s Long career as a newspaperman is overwhelmed by a http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/reviews_in_american_history/v027/27.1horowitz.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Horowitz, Helen Lefkowitz "A Victoria Woodhull for the 1990s" Reviews in American History - Volume 27, Number 1, March 1999, pp. 87-97 The Johns Hopkins University Press Excerpt In the 1920s reporters and writers discovered the 1870s, leading to a spate of books on its most colorful figures and scandals. In the wake of the political corruption of Harding's administration, a rising generation of writers believed they could understand the Grant era. Those who saw themselves as defining "the new" felt a sympathetic link to the heroes and rogues who, a half-century earlier, broke with "Puritan" morality. In this mood, a novelist Emanie Sachs researched and wrote Terrible Siren

71. A Little Nudge Can Go Long Way As Preteen Girls Pick Their Heroes Harriet Beecher Stowe. I want to keep my own definition of myself. Helen Keller. Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next http://www.detnews.com/2001/homelife/0107/18/d01-245927.htm

@import url(/includes/css/enhanced.css); [an error occurred while processing this directive] (none) Wednesday, July 11, 2001 Homepage Search CyberSurveys News Talk Sports Talk Lions Talk Tiger Talk Wings Talk Car Talk Tech Talk Horoscope Hot Sites Lottery Weather ... Autos Joyrides Business Careers Census Columnists ... Metro / State Livingston Macomb Oakland Wayne On Detroit Nation / World Obituaries Politics / Govt. Real Estate ... Technology Lions/NFL Pistons/NBA Red Wings/NHL Shock/WNBA Tigers/Baseball MSU U-M Golf Guide High Schools Motor Sports Outdoors ... Homestyle home Decorating Food Gardening Home Improvement Home Life Home Tech Wine Report Sports Red Wings Autos Joyrides ... History The Detroit News. Use of this site signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service (updated April 17, 2000). A little nudge can go long way as preteen girls pick their heroes By Marney Rich Keenan / The Detroit News Like it or not, adolescent girls pick their own idols from popular culture, rarely, if ever consulting parents, on their choices. Thankfully, Scotch-taped all over my girls' bedroom walls (my daughters are 11, 9 and 7) are fairly harmless paragons (although I wish some of them wore more clothing): Britney, Christina, Justin, Lance, Chris, Joey, Jason, Madonna, Drew, Brad and Jennifer. You can reach Marney Rich Keenan at (313) 222-2515, or at

72. Lookup Index For Memories Of Long Ago, By Benjamin Bremner Preedy, Helen 28 Prince Edward V11, 7,13 Prothonotary, 68 Queen Victoria 7 Stowe, Harriet Beecher 59, Strickland, CL 79 Stromberg, John 71 http://www.islandregister.com/memories.html

Lookup Index for Memories od Long Ago, by Benjamin Bremner Suggest This Page To A Friend! Index by Eileen Bremner - re@diether.org The following is a look-up index to Benjamin Bremner's book, " Memories of Long Ago ". This book may be viewed by clicking on the above link. This index has been done by Eileen Bremner, elbremner@charter.net - The pages where an individual appears in the book's text are those page numbers which follow the name in this index. Aberdeen, 48 Alley, Annie 27 Anderson, Alexander 74, Arbuckle, John Sr. 74 Arthur Prince 79 Ball, John 42, Ball.Joseph 28,42 Bagnall, 83 Bagnall, James 83 Bagnall, Samuel 83 Banfield, 28 Barnard, Jabez 42 Barnard, Silas 52,72,73 Barr, Emma Priscilla Jane 33 Batt, 28,77 Baxter, Rev 38 Bayfield, 42 Bayfield, Helen 28 Beales, James 75 Beazeley, 41 Beer, Frederick Ezekiel 33 Beer, F.H. 23 Beer, George 73,74 Beer, Wilhelm Uriah Makepeace 33 Beete Major 21 Bell, Charles 31 Bell, John 16 Belle, Edward Jonathan 33 Bentley, David 71

73. Obituary Of Ivan E. Burgess, Rooks County, KSGenWeb Digital Library as Long as this message remains on all copied materiel. and Rex, Plainville;two daughters, Eleanor Buss, Stockton, and Helen Beecher, Larned; http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/rooks/obits/iburgess.htm

HAYS DAILY NEWS, 14 October 2001 Obituary of IVAN E. BURGESS NAME, DATE OF DEATH: Ivan E. Burgess, 86, died Friday, Oct. 12, 2001, at Hays Medical Center. DATE OF BIRTH and LOCATION: Feb. 10, 1915, in rural Rooks County, Kansas PARENTS: Francis and Dora (Stithem) Burgess SURVIVORS: Two sons, Dale, Pueblo West, Colo., and Rex, Plainville; two daughters, Eleanor Buss, Stockton, and Helen Beecher, Larned; two sisters, Ida Towns and Marjorie Diebel, both of Evans, Colo.; 12 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: His wife, Ruby L. (Nutsch) Burgess, brothers, an infant sister, and a great-grandchild Transcribed and Contributed by Jan Reading Last Updated: Thursday, April 18, 2002 20:01:02 Back to the Rooks County Obituaries Index Back to KSGenWeb Digital Library Back to KSGenWeb State Index Page HOME PAGE for KANSAS STATE LIBRARY An Extra special thanks to Blue Skyways, Home page for Kansas State Library, for donating space for the many KSGenWeb pages. For the limited use of the KSGenWeb Project. Permission is granted for use only on an Official KSGenWeb Project page.

74. Helen Hunt Jackson Helen Hunt Jackson (18301885), activist for Native American rights and author Tom’s Cabin written years earlier by her friend, Harriet Beecher Stowe. http://www.socalhistory.org/Biographies/hhjackson.htm

Helen Hunt Jackson "As soon as I began, it seemed impossible to write fast enough I wrote faster than I would write a letter two thousand to three thousand words in a morning, and I cannot help it." Helen Hunt Jackson describing her writing of "Ramona" Helen Hunt Jackson (1830-1885), activist for Native American rights and author of Southern California’s most enduring historical romance novel Ramona, was born and reared in Amherst, Massachusetts, a schoolmate and friend of the woman who would become Amherst’s most celebrated resident, poet Emily Dickinson. (Born Helen Maria Fiske, Jackson would be twice married: first to U.S. Army Capt. Edward B. Hunt who died in a military accident, then to William S. Jackson, a wealthy banker and railroad executive.) Jackson grew up in a literary environment, and using a pseudonym (H.H.H), was herself a noted poet and writer of children’s stories, novels and essays before turning her considerable intellect and energy to investigating and publicizing the mistreatment of Native Americans, especially the Mission Indians of Southern California. Her interest in the subject began in Boston in 1879 at a lecture by Chief Standing Bear who described the forcible removal of the Ponca Indians from their Nebraska reservation. Jackson was incensed by what she heard and began to circulate petitions, raised money, and wrote letters to the New York Times on the Poncas’ behalf. As one observer noted, she became a "holy terror." (Friends and critics have variously described her as "passionate," "volatile," "defiant" and "uncompromising." Historian Antoinette May said she "lived a life that few women of her day had the courage to live.") Jackson also began work on a book condemning the government’s Indian policy and its record of broken treaties. When

75. DESCENDANTS OF JAMES PARKER = = Don Norman Children of Paul William and Alice Beecher (hanshaw) Parker. 38. JAMES PARKERSandra Sue Parker, a daughter of Herbert Wilson and Helen (Wilson) Parker, http://www.rootsweb.com/~hcpd/norman/PARKER

 DESCENDANTS OF JAMES PARKER =========== == ===== ====== Don Norman 1.JAMES PARKER James Parker was probably born about 1800. He married Malvina . Known children of James and malvina Parker. 2. (1). John Jeremiah Milton b.Aug 14 1827 d.Mar 31 1912 m.Malinda Catherie Suttles Dec 25 1873 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER John Jeremiah Milton Parker, a son of James and malvina Parker, was born in Rockbridge County VA August 14, 1827 and died in Roane County WV March 31, 1912. He married Melinda Catherine Suttles in Roane County December 25, 1873. Melinda, a daughter of John and Elizabeth (Friar) Suttles, was born in Greenbrier County VA December 3, 1844 and died in Roane County January 26, 1909. Adopted child of John Jeremiah Milton and Melinda Catherine (Suttles) Parker. 3. (1). French Jackson b.Feb 16 1880 d.Mar 31 1965 m.Belle Taylor Dec 15 1901 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER French Jackson Parker, an adopted son of John Jeremiah Milton and Melinda Catherine (Suttles) Parker, was born in Calhoun County WV February 16, 1880 and died in Roane County March 31, 1965. According to Jan Parker, French Jackson's birth parents were George and Lora J. (Hicks) Jarvis. George, a son of Caleb and Diana (White) Jarvis, was born about 1848. He married Lora J. Hicks in Calhoun County WV August 12, 1869. Lora, a daughter of Stephen B. and Christina (Barnhouse) Hicks, was born in Gilmer County VA (WV) in 1853. George and Lora May have died about 1881. Jan Parker says their son Daniel was adopted by John J. and Malinda Parker in 1882 and renamed French Jackson Parker. French married Belle Taylor in Roane County December 15, 1901. Belle, a daughter of Owens Sr. and Amanda Rebecca (Cole) Taylor, was born in Pleasants County WV May 7, 1885 and died in Summit County OH October 24, 1972. Children of French Jackson and Belle (Taylor) Parker. 4. (1). Mary Catherine b.Oct 28 1902 d.Apr 25 1986 m.Willie Charles Dobbins Apr 8 1922 5. (2). Anna Belle b.Apr 5 1904 d.Feb 17 1989 m.William Maynard parsons Jan 31 1924 6. (3). John Owens b.Dec 1 1906 d.Dec 28 1906 7. (4). Kenna French b.Dec 15 1907 d.Oct 13 1992 m.Dora Ivy Keaton Oct 12 1927 m.Peacha (Vickers) [Blankenship] Kitts 8. (5). Glennie Dell b.Jul 4 1910 d.Aug 4 1910 9. (6). Harold b.Jul 4 1910 d.Aug 4 1910 10. (7). Gracie Dell b.Jul 23 1915 m.Alfred Long Mar 22 1945 11. (8). Herbert Wilson b.Dec 5 1917 d.Nov 13 1959 m.Sena Igo Apr 29 1937 m.Helen Wilson Jul 5 1946 12. (9). Avy b.Jun 20 1920 d.Aug 20 1920 13. (10). son b.Jun 20 1920 d.Jun 20 1920 4.MARY CATHERINE PARKER 1.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER Mary Catherine Parker, a daughter of French Jackson and Belle (Taylor) Parker, was born October 28, 1902 and died April 25, 1986. She married Willie Charles Dobbins April 8, 1922. Willie, a son of James M. and Verna (Salyers) Dobbins, was born November 4, 1900 and died June 18, 1972. Children of Willie Charles and Mary Catherine (Parker) Dobbins. 14. (1). Howard b.Jan 28 1923 m.Arlen Knotts Mar 7 1946 15. (2). Sylvia Marie b.Jan 22 1930 m.Mayford Lloyd Cook Jun 17 1949 m.William Albert Lintner Oct 11 1969 5.ANNA BELLE PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Anna Belle Parker, a daughter of French Jackson and Belle (Taylor) Parker, was born April 5, 1904 and died February 17, 1989. She married William Maynard Parsons January 31, 1924. William, a son of William Maranda and Oledia Ozella (Smith) [Hensley] Parsons, was born June 1, 1904 and died May 21, 1969. Children of William Maynard and Anna Belle (Parker) Parsons. 16. (1). Goldie Marie b.Dec 4 1925 d.Jun 1 1990 m.James Harvey Mckenzie Sep 23 1944 17. (2). Imogene Ruth b.Nov 9 1927 d.Mar 18 1989 m.Andrew Yeager Jan 30 1943 m.Frank Steen Sep 18 1961 18. (3). Ruby Louise b.Jan 31 1930 d.Dec 2 1931 19. (4). Helen Hazel b.Sep 4 1932 m.John Taylor m.Garfield Parsons m.Howard Flinn m.Everett Blankenship Jr. Dec 9 1950 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Kenna French Parker, a son of French Jackson and Belle (Taylor) Parker, was born in Roane County WV December 15, 1907 and died in Holmes County OH October 13, 1992. He married Dora Ivy Keaton in Roane County October 12, 1927. Dora, a daughter of James Thomas and Matilda Florence (Parsons) Keaton, was born in Calhoun County WV June 11, 1911 and died in Stark County OH June 14, 1959. Kenna married Peacha (Vickers) [Blankenship] Kitts September 6, 1962. Peacha, a daughter of Cap and Naomi (Wiley) Vickers, was born January 11, 1903 and died March 17, 1991. Children of Kenna French and Dora Ivy (Keaton) Parker. 20. (1). son b.c. 1928 d.c. 1928 21. (2). Mellie Ruth b.Mar 9 1930 d.Apr 13 1964 m.Verlin Millican Dec 15 1929 22. (3). Paul William b.Apr 21 1932 m.Alice Beecher Hanshaw Jun 28 1953 m.Phyllis Jean (Cruikshanks) Boggs Jul 3 1959 m.Janice Nadine Laflin Feb 14 1970 23. (4). Roy Harold b.Jan 27 1935 d.Mar 1 1983 m.Mary Ann Decker Dec 9 1957 m.Maxine Scott Dec 31 1962 m.May Jean (Croft) [Westfall] Barnett May 24 1978 24. (5). Mildred Frances b.Aug 9 1937 m.Leon Aderhold Jan 11 1954 m.Lester Decker Mar 8 1969 25. (6). Wanda Marie b.Jul 9 1940 m.Darrell Eugene Haines Dec 10 1955 26. (7). Carolyn June b.Aug 11 1944 m.Robert Decker Feb 3 1962 10.GRACIE DELL PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Gracie Dell Parker, a daughter of French Jackson and Belle (Taylor) Parker, was born July 23, 1915. She married Alfred Long March 22, 1945. Alfred, a son of David and Ruby Pearl (Slocum) Long, was born February 6, 1917 and died March 3, 1979. Children of Alfred and Gracie Dell (Parker) Long. 27. (1). Virginia b.Sep 21 1948 m.Harley Rogers Dec 6 1964 28. (2). Alice Ann b.Mar 31 1950 m.Harold Rogers Apr 19 1966 m.John Noftz Apr 10 1976 29. (3). Leroy William b.Nov 21 1951 m.Gail Sue Prelipp Feb 12 1971 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Herbert Wilson Parker, a son of French Jackson and Belle (Taylor) Parker, was born December 5, 1917 and died November 13, 1959. He married Sena Igo April 29, 1937. Sena, a daughter of Curtis and Sarah (Rogers) Igo, was born in Clay County WV February 22, 1915. The couple apparently divorced. Sena's second husband is Ernest White. Herbert married Helen Wilson July 5, 1946. Helen, a daughter of Charles Wilson, was born September 18, 1927 and died November 13, 1959. Children of Herbert Wilson and Sena (Igo) Parker. 30. (1). Kenneth Wilson b.Sep 20 1937 m.Norma Jean Stanley Mar 31 1956 31. (2). Gerald W. b.Aug 4 1939 m.Deana Dodd Jul 1 1959 m.Jackie E. Strom May 1 1969 32. (3). Eugene Dale b.Oct 1 1941 m.Theora Ann Root Nov 18 1961 m.Norma Jean Boettcher Nov 11 1967 33. (4). Andrew Edward b.Jun 17 1944 m.Louise Elizabeth Porter Sep 18 1968 Children of Herbert Wilson and Helen (Wilson) Parker. 34. (1). Sandra Sue b.Jul 25 1946 m.Averill Simons Dec 13 1963 21.MELLIE RUTH PARKER 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Mellie Ruth Parker, a daughter of Kenna French and Dora Ivy (Keaton) Parker, was born March 9, 1930 and died April 13, 1964. She married Verlin Millican September 26, 1952. Verlin, a son of O.T. and Idella Isabell (Jennings) Millican, was born December 15, 1929. Children of Verlin and Mellie Ruth (Parker) Millican. 35. (1). Donnie Gene b.Sep 6 1954 m.Janis Carnes Oct 5 1974 36. (2). Verlin Edward b.Apr 11 1956 m.Angie 37. (3). Connie Dorene b.May 13 1962 m.Robert O'Connor Dec 5 1980 m.Harry Stover Aug 11 1991 22.PAUL WILLIAM PARKER 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Paul William Parker, a son of Kenna French and Dora Ivy (Keaton) Parker, was born April 21, 1932. He married Alice Beecher Hanshaw June 29, 1953. Alice, a daughter of Alfred Bruce and Allie Winnie (Rogers) Hanshaw, was born October 23, 1934 and died November 10, 1957. Paul married Phyllis Jean (Cruikshanks) Boggs July 3, 1959. Phyllis, a daughter of Coy and Audrey Delma (Moore) Cruikshanks, was born February 26, 1937. Paul married Janice Nadine Laflin February 14, 1970. Janice was born June 14, 1937. Children of Paul William and Alice Beecher (hanshaw) Parker. 38. (1). Rodney Bruce b.Sep 26 1955 m.Janet Marie Shipman Oct 1 1977 Children of Paul William and Phyllis Jean (Cruikshanks) [Boggs] Parker. 39. (1). Timothy Allen b.May 28 1960 d.May 22 1997 m.Melanie Sue Heller Dec 16 1981 24.MILDRED FRANCES PARKER 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Mildred Frances Parker, a son of Kenna French and Dora Ivy (Keaton) Parker, was born August 9, 1937. She married Leon Aderhold January 11, 1954. Leon, a son of Joseph Aderhold, was born June 28, 1930 and died April 14, 1968. Mildred married Lester Decker March 8, 1969. Lester, a son of Henry Hartman and Doris Maysley (Kirk) Decker, was born August 22, 1934. Children of Leon and Mildred Frances (Parker) Aderhold. 40. (1). Roy Harold b.Dec 9 1958 m.Judith Shumaker Jul 11 1980 25.WANDA MARIE PARKER 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Wanda Marie Parker, a daughter of Kenna French and Dora Ivy (Keaton) Parker, was born July 9, 1940. She married Darrell Eugene Haines December 10, 1955. Darrell was born June 13, 1933. Children of Darrell Eugene and Wanda Marie (Parker) haines. 41. (1). Michael b.Oct 17 1957 m.Debbie Taylor 42. (2). Pamela b.Jan 11 1960 m.Timothy Snyder Nov 29 1981 43. (3). Mark b.Jun 29 1962 44. (4). Michele b.Jan 29 1969 26.CAROLYN JUNE PARKER 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Carolyn June Parker, a daughter of Kenna French and Dora Ivy (Keaton) Parker, was born August 11, 1944. She married Robert Decker February 3, 1962. Robert, a son of Henry hartman and Doris maysley (Kirk) Decker, was born December 15, 1929. Children of Robert and Carolyn June (Parker) Decker. 45. (1). Brenda Jean b.Apr 16 1962 46. (2). Deanna Lynn b.Mar 11 1965 m.Chad Johnson 47. (3). Christa Renee b.Sep 30 1972 30.KENNETH WILSON PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Kenneth Wilson Parker, a son of Herbert Wilson and Sena (Igo) Parker, was born September 30, 1937. He married Norma Jean Stanley March 31, 1956. Norma was born April 27, 1936. Children of Kenneth Wilson and Norma Jean (Stanley Parker. 48. (1). Debra b.Aug 26 1957 m.George Lagos Jul 8 1978 49. (2). Beverly b.Mar 7 1970 m.James Franklin Christy Jun 22 1996 31.GERALD W. PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Gerald W. Parker, a son of Herbert Wilson and Sena (Igo) Parker, was born August 4, 1939. He married Deana Dodd July 1, 1959. Children of Gerald W. and Deana (Dodd) Parker. 50. (1). Janet b.Jul 3 1960 32.EUGENE DALE PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Eugene Dale Parker, a son of Herbert Wilson and Sena (Igo) Parker, was born October 1, 1941. He married Theora Ann Root November 18, 1961. Theora was born January 15, 1946. Eugene married Norma Jean Boettcher November 11, 1967. Norma was born April 28, 1948. Children of Eugene Dale and Theora Ann (Root) Parker. 51. (1). Eugene Dale Jr. b.Dec 5 1965 m.Corrine Children of Eugene Dale and Norma Jean (Boettcher) Parker. 52. (1). Sherry Ann b.May 21 1968 m.Christopher Zook 33.ANDREW EDWARD PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Andrew Edward Parker, a son of Herbert Wilson and Sena (Igo) Parker, was born June 17, 1944. He married Louise Elizabeth Porter September 18, 1968. Louise was born December 14, 1949. Children of Andrew Edward and Louise Elizabeth (Porter) Parker. 53. (1). Andrew Edward Jr. b.Aug 21 1969 54. (2). David b. 1974 55. (3). Jill b. 1978 34.SANDRA SUE PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Sandra Sue Parker, a daughter of Herbert Wilson and Helen (Wilson) Parker, was born July 25, 1944. She married Averill Simons December 13, 1963. Averill was born January 4, 1941. Children of Averill and Sandra Sue (Parker) Simons. 56. (1). Averill Jr. b.Dec 15 1965 m.Diana lamp Nov 17 1984 57. (2). Charles b.Dec 6 1967 m.? 58. (3). Kimberly b.jun 7 1969 m.Jerry Stavarz Apr 9 1988 59. (4). girl b.Oct 24 1971 d.Oct 24 1971 38.RODNEY BRUCE PARKER 22.PAUL WILLIAM PARKER 7.KENNA FRENCH PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Rodney Bruce Parker, a son of Paul William and Alice Beecher (hanshaw) Parker, was born September 26, 1955. He married Janet Marie Shipman October 1, 1977. Janet, a daughter of James and Marjorie Helena (Black) Shipman, was born June 12, 1955. Children of Rodney Bruce and Janet Marie (Shipman) Parker. 60. (1). Bryan Paul b.Dec 8 1979 61. (2). Allison Renee b.May 9 1984 62. (3). Lisa Ann b.Feb 18 1988 48.DEBRA PARKER 30.KENNETH WILSON PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Debra Parker, a daughter of Kenneth Wilson and Norma Jean (Stanley Parker, was born August 26, 1957. She married George Lagos July 8, 1978. Children of George and Debra (Parker) Lagos. 63. (1). Anthony b.Oct 21 1981 64. (2). Danielle b.Oct 16 1986 51.EUGENE DALE PARKER JR. 32.EUGENE DALE PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Eugene Dale Parker Jr., a son of Eugene Dale and Theora Ann (Root) Parker, was born December 5, 1965. He married Corrine -. Children of Eugene Dale Jr. and Corrine Parker. 65. (1). Jerald b. 1992 66. (2). Mariah b. 1993 52.SHERRY ANN PARKER 32.EUGENE DALE PARKER 11.HERBERT WILSON PARKER 3.FRENCH JACKSON PARKER 2.JOHN JEREMIAH MILTON PARKER 1.JAMES PARKER Sherry Ann Parker, a daughter of Eugene Dale and Norma Jean (Boettcher) Parker, was born May 21, 1968. She married Christopher Zook. Children of Christopher and Sherry Ann (Parker) Zook. 67. (1). Brandon Parker b. 1994 BIBLIOGRAPHY: Norman, Don, "Descendants of John Jarvis", "Descendants of Andrew Jackson Hanshaw", "Descendants of James M. Keaton" Parker, Jan, "Descendants of Thomas Jarvis", "descendants of French Jackson Parker"

76. Quotes - Helen Keller , Helen Keller Quotations, Helen Keller Sayings - Famous Q Helen Keller. Avoiding danger is no safer in the Long run than outright exposure.The fearful are caught as often as the bold. Helen Keller http://home.att.net/~quotesabout/helenkeller.html

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