81. Vrouw En Vrijheid Nederlands voorvechtster vrouwenrechten, 18471925, in Het Groene Boek van We zien hier immers opnieuw een zelfuitgeroepen groep vigilanten hun visie http://www.vrouwenvrijheid.be/citaten_all.php

"Een attente echtgenoot, zegt het campagnehandbook, moet alle geruchten de kop in drukken dat zijn vrouw de politiek in wil omdat hun huwelijk op de klippen is (Want waarom zou een vrouw anders het Parlement in willen?)" Abzug, Bella Amerikaanse advocate en parlementslid, 1920-1998, in Ms. Magazine, april 1974 "Als ik een man geweest was, dan hadden ze me moedig genoemd in plaats van agressief, sterk in plaats van nijdig." Abzug, Bella Amerikaans advocate en parlementslid, 1920-1998 "Onze strijd vandaag is niet om een vrouwelijke Einstein benoemd te krijgen als assistent aan de universiteit. Maar wel om een vrouwelijke sukkel even snel gepromoveerd te krijgen als een mannelijke sukkel." Abzug, Bella Amerikaanse advocate en parlementslid, 1920-1998 "Een parlement dat de noden van de vrouwen behartigt kan dit alleen wanneer een deel van de verkozenen hen vertegenwoordigt. En ook ga je geen maatschappij hebben die haar eigen menselijkheid tenvolle begrijpt zonder mr vrouwen aan de macht." Abzug, Bella Amerikaanse advocate en parlementslid, 1920-1998, in Redbook 1974, aangehaald door Claire Safran

82. Gravestone Photo Listing M-r Norris, Elizabeth, 1884 1915, Mary F. Aged 17 Days, Wife and Baby O BRIEN,John, 1847 - 1925, Rhoda A., 1858 - 1929 (Tower of Memories, Crown Hill) http://www.coloradoclues.com/gravestone photo listing m-r.htm

Gravestone Photo Listing M-R City Cemetery, Central City, Gilpin County, Colorado Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado Idaho Springs Cemetery, Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, Colorado Mount Olivet, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado Riverside Cemetery, Adams County, Colorado (Numbers at the end represent the file location in our records.) Newspaper Vitals 1911 Newspaper Vitals 1890 Back to: A-C D-L S-Z Home ... Surnames * Indicates the photo has been donated and posted at Colorado Tombstone Project. Denver County Rootsweb MAAS, Benhard F., 1843 - 1900, Rosa, 1854 - 1920 (Mount Olivet) #2084 *See Maas, Rosa MAC COLL, Hugh, Died Aug 20, 1899, Aged 46 Years, Mary A., Died Jun 27, 1919, 66 Years, Donald, Aged 8 Yrs, Hugh, Aged 6 Mos (Riverside Transcription Only) MAC DONALD, Amanda, Mother, 1840 - 1914 (Crown Hill 504) #6976 MAC DONALD, Angus D., 1881 - 1911, Father (Mount Olivet 10 03) # 5541 MAC DONALD, Daniel J., 1854 - 1907, Catherine V., 1868 - 1911 (Mount Olviet 10 03) #5552 MACHETTE, Ann, 1841 - 1898 (Fairmount 803) #4485

83. Robert Haven Schauffler: An Inventory Of His Correspondence At The Harry Ransom Norris, WE (William Edward), 184719254.5. Noyes, Alfred, 1880-19584.5.Oldman, Cecil Bernard4.5. Olington, Mary W.4.5. O Lynch, Charles4.5 http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/uthrc/00117/hrc-00117.html

TARO Repository Browse List Print Version Raw XML File (73k) ... Accessing Materials Described Here TABLE OF CONTENTS Descriptive Summary Biographical Sketch Scope and Contents Restrictions ... Series I. Correspondence, 1872 -1964 Robert Haven Schauffler: An Inventory of His Correspondence at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Schauffler, Robert Haven, 1879-1964 Title: Robert Haven Schauffler Correspondence, Dates: Abstract: The correspondence of this American author and musician covers a wide variety of topics, including poetry and music. RLIN Record #: Extent: 6 boxes, 3 oversize folders (2.5 linear feet) Language English. Repository: Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin Biographical Sketch Schauffler held positions as editor of Nassau Literary Magazine (1901-1902), music editor of The Independent (1903-1904), and was a special contributor to Collier's Weekly Century Outlook Success Atlantic (1911), and

84. Langley Centennial Museum || Collections We hope to expand our photograph collection, and continue to record the stories Medd, William, 18471925 1, Menelaws, Anne 1, Menelaws, Betsy 1 http://www.langleymuseum.org/collection_photo.asp

Early Langley Resident collection Langley Centennial Museum PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION The Langley Centennial Museum's on-line photo database consists of nearly 2,000 photographs from our archives. Archival photographs help to bring the past to life, capturing moments in our community's history. If you have photographs of Langley that you would like to share with the Museum, please contact museum staff at information@langleymuseum.org or by phone at (604) 888-3922. We hope to expand our photograph collection, and continue to record the stories that link these photographs to our communities. You can help us by forwarding any comments, corrections, and additional information on the people, events, and places depicted in our photograph collection. Keyword Search Database Enter keywords below to search the photograph collection. The search will find all records that contain the entered keywords. For example, if you enter "ken", the search will return the records that contain "ken", "kenneth", etc. If you enter "kenneth", the search will not find records that contain only "ken". You can enter multiple search terms, separated by spaces. The search will return those records that contain

85. Document Title Nov 30,1908 Sep 22,1910 Son of WE sarah John F. 1844 1924 Fletcher Harriet A. 18471925 Fletcher Elizabeth 21,1945 Dec 26,1945 Infant dau of Norris Maxine http://www.couchgenweb.com/arkansas/greene/finch.htm

Finch Cemetery

86. CEMETERY Larchwood Cemetery, Larchwood, Larchwood Twp., Lyon Co. getting this much online, and we all appreciate 18981900 Hartenhoff, Dorothea18471925 Hartenhoff, Garret G Nicholson, Louise 18701951 Norris, Amanda 1883 http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ia/lyon/cemeteries/larchwood.txt

87. Miller County Georgia Archives - Cemeteries - Mothers Home 18, 1888 June 21, 1971 Husband of Trellie Grimes To live in hearts we 1, 1975 (06010447)(06010449) FOREST E Norris GEORGIA PVT 356 FLD RMT SQ QMC http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/miller/cemeteries/mothome.txt

88. Loose Estes Branches (c) David Powell. Last The only name we have in the second generation apart from John, David HaggardEASTER (18471925) of Clinton Co, KY; Cumberland Co, KY 1870; . d. http://xenon.triode.net.au/~dragon/ft/estes/branches.txt

Also posted to Estes mail list, . [b2] Information from LeRoy Eastes, ; 27/5/1997. Sources: "Estill Co Marriage Permissive Notes"; death certs. James Estes, d.1957, Sarah J. Schaaf, d.1969, George Estes, d.1978, Nettie Cornett, d.1927, William C. Estes, d.1986, Carl Begley, d.1980; Lee Co, KY Marriage Bonds, LDS microfilm #0808693, #0808695; Lee Co, KY Marriage Bond Book #11,12; Hamilton Co, OH Marriage License, Book #347, 371; William Chester Estes' Obituary, "The Beattyville Enterprise", 25/9/1986; Cincinnati Enquirer, 26/8/1981; Social Security SS-5 forms for: Carl Begley, Edna Mae (BEGLEY) Lyons, Josephine (ESTES) Bales, William Chester Estes, George Washington Estes, Sarah Jane (Estes) Schaaf; family records; 1900, 1910 Lee Co, KY Census; 1920 Allegheny Co, PA census. [C6] Brazil Estes. Information from Carol Bowman, . Sources: 1820 census, Estill Co, KY; "The KY Land Grants", Vol.1, Pt.1, Ch VI "KY Land Warrants 1816-1873"; 1830, Estill Co, KY; post to Estes Genealogy Forum, Bill Ketchum, 19/5/1998. [C7] USGENWEB Estill Co, KY archive, letter by Private Asberry Estes. Originally appeared in "The Estill Herald", 5/May/1938. Copy located at: [C8] Brazil (Basil) F. Estes: "Civil War Vets," Roger Richardson, in "Estill County Historical and Genealogical Society Newsletter," Vol.3, No.6, Oct 1983. Extract posted to Estes mail-list by Carol Bowman

89. WOODLAWN CEMETERY Listing Compiled By Evelyn E. Cole And Roberta C If any names were missed, we deeply regret it and would be more than happy to Galloway GALLOWAY, RUBY JAN 9 1992 age 93 LVH w/o Norris C. Galloway http://home.att.net/~lvhayes/Genealog/Cems/Beau/woodlawn.txt

WOODLAWN CEMETERY Listing Compiled by Evelyn E. Cole and Roberta C. Doty 1992 Woodlawn is in the heart of the very friendly small town of De Ridder, LA. It belongs to the town, but has an advisory board to help keep things running smoothly. There are many large old trees and lots of shrubbery. There are security lights along the driveway which circles the heart of the cemetery. Water faucets are provided to water the grass and/or plants which individuals may choose to plant and care for. The Young Business Women of De Ridder have installed a meditating area in the Baby Garden which is located in the northeast corner of Woodlawn. Not to pick out any particular area, but Esther Terry has arranged a lovely place to sit and relax and, as she says, visit her loved one. This is a very large cemetery with over 1,400 tombstones with names and a great many vandalized and/or unmarked graves. If any names were missed, we deeply regret it and would be more than happy to make corrections and additions. Some of the tombstones are inscribed in Spanish and/or Greek. These tombstones we have copied the best we can. Annotations by Evelyn E. Cole are preceded by EEC and those by La Vaughn H. "LV" Hayes by LVH. Corrections and/or additions should be sent to LV Hayes

90. William Edward Norris William Edward Norris. William Edward Norris (November 18, 1847 1925), Englishnovelist, was the son of Sir W Norris, chief justice of Ceylon. http://www.enlightenweb.net/w/wi/william_edward_norris.html

William Edward Norris William Edward Norris November 18 English novelist , was the son of Sir W Norris, chief justice of Ceylon He was educated at Eton , and called to the bar at the Inner Temple in . His first story, Heap of Money , appeared in , and was followed by a long series of novels, many of which first appeared in the Temple Bar and Cornhill magazines. The best of his numerous novels are: Mademoiselle de Mersac Matrimony No New Thing My Friend Jim The Rogue The Despotic Lady Mathew Austin The Widower Nature's Comedian Pauline This entry was originally from the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica Home

91. New Queries - Union County, SC Genealogy Home Page RESEARCHER Bobbi Norris, everybodysmom@hotmail.com Now that we have a littlehistory about the early settlement of Union County, let me indulge unto http://members.aol.com/unionscgen/guestbook/newquer.htm

New Queries - Union County, SC Genealogy Home Page The newest Union County, SC queries are listed below in the order that they were posted. More Union County, SC queries can be accessed by clicking the following links. Union County Family Queries: [ A-B C-D E-F-G H-I ... General Queries To respond to a query , click the name of the researcher, which will enable you to send them an e-mail message. Post a New Union County, SC Query Return to Union County Home Page This page is maintained by Audrey McDowell unionscgen@aol.com The new query page is continuously being updated. Be sure to RELOAD the page regularly to see the latest changes! Also, please let me know about any problems that you encounter while using this web page. NEW UNION COUNTY, SC QUERIES DATE: Nov 28, 1998 RESEARCHER: VIRGINIA HINES, vhines@prismnet.com Thompson Hopson Hopson Thompson m. Polly Humphries ca. 1800 Union Co., Looking for the parents of Hopson Thompson believed to have come to Union Co. from N. C. Any info regarding these persons would be greatly appreciated. DATE: Nov 28, 1998

92. Lineage Summaries Archive 4 Pleasant Beaty Wood 1847 1925 .. +Nancy Jane Moody 1851 - 1908 . +Norris L. Houchens b Nov 30, 1868 d Aug 23, 1930 in OK - Cordell . http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/summaries1.htm

Lineage Summaries Archive These Beatty lineage summaries represent family history data submitted by members of The Beatty Project 2000. They show only the first 3 or 4 generations. To find additional information on a particular line, contact the research coordinator (in bold ) or other member listed with the line. If there is no one listed for the lineage you are interested in, please contact Michael Allen L 1 - 72 L 73 - 178 L 179 - 250 L 251 - 318 L 319 - 349 ... L 414 - 1019 LINEAGE 1. 2G: Robert 1692-abt 1740, William,Thomas,Charles, Agnes 1699 m-John Kimbol , John, Edward, Martha m-Johannes Middagh ; James 1709-1742; Henry 1711-1738; 3G: of William 1695-1757 m-Mary Carmack - Wm.Jr.-1738-1801 m-Mary Grosch; Eleanor m-Jacob Young; Mary 1737 m-Isaac Elting, m2-John Cary; Ann d-1757 m-Casper Shoaf; Martha d-1756; Catherine d-1756; 3G: of Charles 1698-1726 m-Janette Jansen - Bata b-1726; Beattie Starr Williams James D. Boyle Wynette Edwards Liz Yost ... Logan Weiler LINEAGE L2A 1 John Beaty 1750 - 1842 .. +Margaret Montgomery 1765 - 1828

93. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY INDIANA SARBER, Jane Snyder, wife of Dr. WE Sarber, born in Fairfield County Ohio,.Mar 4, 1840, d. BRUNER, George, 18471925. BRUNER, Cathrine, 1854-1941 http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/genealogy/Tombaugh/Cemeteries/Kosciusko County/Html/k

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY INDIANA CEMETERIES VOL. 1 Harrison Township TOMBAUGH HOUSE 700 Pontiac Street Rochester, Indiana 46975 This book cannot be reproduced without the express permission of Wendell C. and/or Jean C. Tombaugh, their heirs or assigns. First Printing 1990 Second Printing 1994 Made in the United States of America. TABLE OF CONTENTS HARRISON TOWNSHIP Old Palestine            Palestine            Cook            Woodden            Union            Highland            HARRISON TOWNSHIP OLD PALESTINE CEMETERY Located at the north end of a large abandoned gravel pit, north and west of the intersection of SR-25 and 300S. Since it has been unused for many years, information for this cemetery has been taken from Lester H. Binnie, , pp 56-59, which shows that inscriptions were taken in 1976. Rows run North and South; are numbered from East to West; and stones read from North to South. Row 1 DELANEY, Dennis, d. Feb 5, 1866, ae 26y-3m-9d DELANEY, Elizabeth, wife of J., d. Nov 20, 1864, ae 55y DELANEY, John, Feb 20 1814 - Oct 10, 1856, ae 42y-7m-20d DELANEY, David, d. Nov 3, 1865, ae 47y-11m-10d

94. My Womack / Wommack Line, Take A Peek Harris his cornor We by So 380 po to ye place aforementioned the sd land Marriage Susan Norris Children William Warren HAMMACK Emily J HAMMACK http://genforum.genealogy.com/womack/messages/996.html

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames Womack Family Genealogy Forum My Womack / Wommack Line, take a peek Posted by: Tina Date: May 10, 2001 at 19:27:24 of 1606 Note: I am uncertain about the parentage of Richard Wommack (V?) b:1762 Va d: 1811 Smith County, TN who married Catherine Streetman. I have him listed as the child of Richard Womack (IV) who married Margaret Cody, but I am not certain of this. I would like firm documentation/proof on the parentage of Richard Wommack who married Catherine Streetman. His descendants settled in Lincoln County, MO. Also, if a roman numeral proceeds a childs name, I have entered them into the database, research has either been proven by myself or that of a reliable source. If you see children listed under the name of their parent, I have not yet added them to the database because I have not yet researched/verified the same. The notes placed under any particular person is just a research note/point of reference. I welcome any additions and corrections. Tina @ TinaBopperM@msn.com

95. WebGED: Noyes Family Data Page We may assume that he had disposed of his library and other valuables before hisdeath. Norris, Lucinda 30 F W Keeping House born in Alabama http://noyes.rootsweb.com/wga122.html

previous go to surnames Noyes, Walter Henry - male b. 12 OCT 1861 in Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts d. 29 NOV 1889 father: mother: spouse: Osgood, Marian I. (1859 - ) - m. 1883 child: Noyes, Marian T. (1884 - ) Noyes, Walter Herbert - male b. 1896 in Hancock, Stevens, Minnesota d. 1954 in Seattle, King, Washington father: Noyes, Joseph Henry (1856 - ) mother: Clements, Mathilda "Tilla" (*1863 - ) WWI veteran. Noyes, Walter I. - male b. 14 JUN 1885 father: Noyes, Irving G. (1859 - ) mother: Dalton, Carrie L. (*1863 - ) Noyes, Walter Irwin - male b. 28 NOV 1864 in Maine d. 20 MAR 1950 in Bath, Lincoln, Maine father: Noyes, David Franklin (1817 - 1906) mother: Smith, Emily "Emma" (1833 - 1895) No children. spouse: Fish, Lucy J. (1862 - 1906) - m. 12 JUL 1900 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine Noyes, Walter Merritt - male b. 10 DEC 1881 d. 28 JUL 1882 father: Noyes, Meritt (1842 - 1883) mother: Merriman, Helen Louise (1847 - ) Noyes, Walter Noble - male b. 21 NOV 1859 in Tunbridge, Orange, Vermont father: Noyes, Mark N. (*1830 - 1860) mother: Folsom, Zernah (1837 - 1917)

96. CEEOL - Central And Eastern European Online Library - An Online Library Where CE Negative influences of the individualism, Gheorghe Dima (18471925) si roluldeterminant al Nineteen Eighty-Four Section Are We The JP2 Generation?, http://www.ceeol.com/index.aspx

C entral and E astern E uropean O nline L ibrary Search for articles Keyword Autor Welcome to the Central and Eastern European Online Library Znak C.E.E.O.L. is an online archive which provides access to full text PDF articles from humanities and social science journals, electronic books and re-digitized documents pertaining to Central, Eastern and South-Eastern European topics. To find the documents or authors of your interest, please use the navigation menu on the left (Please click HERE to see all periodicals listed by subjects) We will be glad to welcome you as a new user of C.E.E.O.L. For Publishers For Authors My contributions About CEEOL ... Impressum The views expressed in documents distributed by C.E.E.O.L. are strictly those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the C.E.E.O.L. or its staff.

97. MWP: Stark Young (1881-1963) In December, 1880, Mary Clark Starks married Alfred Alexander Young (18471925),a doctor that we can never go back, and neither this essay nor any intelligent http://www.econ.olemiss.edu/mwp/dir/young_stark/index.html

Go to Publications Dramatic Productions Bibliography Internet Resources See also: Writer News: 10th Oxford Book Conference celebrates Stark Young (4 April 2003) Home Browse Listings Authors Stark Young Lives of Mississippi Writers, 1817-1967 , edited by James B. Lloyd (Jackson: UP of Mississippi, 1980). It is reprinted here by permission. New Republic for more than twenty years and for his best-selling novel of Mississippi during the Confederacy, So Red the Rose . Throughout his long career, Young retained the characteristically Southern attitudes which he acquired during his youth in Mississippi. [End page 484] [Page 485] In 1880, when Stark was approaching nine, his mother died. Unquestionably, her death was one of the most significant events in his life. Writing as an old man in The Pavilion Stark Young finished his preparatory schooling in Oxford and entered the University of Mississippi. A strong student, he took courses in English literature, Latin, and history, along with the required work in science and mathematics. He joined a fraternity, wrote poetry, and edited the college annual. Young had no interest in athletics; and despite references in his poetry to romantic scenes with girls, he had few dates. His homosexual tendencies may have begun to trouble him during this period. In June 1901, at the age of nineteen, he was graduated.

98. Dewey Subject Search 210 Best Books on Spirit Phenomena, 1847-1925. Henrietta Lovi 249 - We andOur Children Molding the Child in Christian Living. Mary Reed Newland http://www.books-on-line.com/bol/DeweyResults.cfm?DeweyP=2

99. John Lane Company Records, Index Of Correspondents Leith of Fyvie, Alexander John ForbesLeith, Baron, 1847-192526.5 Lejeune,Grace M.26.5 Wall, Arthur E.see Cannell, W. Otway; WE Nelson Co. http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/lane.john.corr.html

John Lane Company Records Index of Correspondents Names in bold appear in the RLIN record. The correspondence retains, where known, the original Lane filing arrangement. Thus a letter originating from one person or corporate entity may be found under a different name if it was so filed in the Lane records. The parenthetical "with" references in this index will help guide the researcher to the appropriate location within the files. A. P. Watt and Son (W. P. Watt)1.1, 2.6, 19.5, 27.6 (with Lethbridge, Alan B.) Abercrombie, Lascelles, 1881-1938 Abraham, J. H.1.1 Abraham, Lucy1.1 Abrahams, Aleck1.1 Acton, Anne Dalberg1.1 Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, Baron, 1834-19021.1 Adam, H. L.1.1 Adams, Arthur Henry, 1872- ( The Lone Hand Adams, William Davenport, 1851-19041.1 Adcock, Arthur St. John, 1864-1930 ( The Bookman Addleshaw, Percy, 1866-19161.1 Adey, More1.1 Adlington, William1.1 Adolph FŸrstner (Firm) (Otto FŸrstner)58.5 (with Wilde, Oscar) Ainger, Alfred, 1837-19041.1 Ainslie, Douglas, 1865-19481.1 Airey, J. C.38.1 (with Pickthall, Rudolf)

100. Calvary Cemetery Inscriptions if one can go by that date, we would assume that the first burials probably Mary C. w/o Michael 1850 1923 Mohoney, Michael 1847 - 1925 Mohoney, http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/cem-cal_mo.htm

CALVARY CEMETERY SPRINGFIELD, IL Last Updated: Saturday, 07-Apr-2001 21:41:16 MDT Surnames A - D Surnames E - G Surnames H - L Surnames M - O ... Surnames T - Z Calvary Cemetery is located on the north side of Springfield and adjoins Oak Ridge Cemetery although neither is accessible from the other. Both are two of the largest cemeteries in Sangamon County. Calvary is owned and maintained by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield. Originally the cemetery started out as a burial place for German and Irish Catholics but today is non-denominational. Gayle Swoik has recorded some of the inscriptions in her search for her ancestors and is sharing them with us. In speaking with the groundskeepers, Gayle was told that most of the records before 1900 were destroyed or damaged in a fire and that those after 1900 are hard to come by. So in her quest to find her families she decided to take along a tape recorder and record some stones. These are the result. She intends to record more of these as time and the weather permits and share them with us. This is a huge cemetery and will take considerable time, so she has decided to go with the older part of the cemetery only with burials in the 1800's (some 1900's inc if on same stone). I do not have a history of the cemetery, but note that the first Catholic Church in Springfield was in 1844, if one can go by that date, we would assume that the first burials probably were around that time era, too. If anyone has a history of this cemetery, I would appreciate your sharing it with us.

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