41. Callow Family Genealogy Forum Re Mrs. Elizabeth Callow 18441924 - Janet Callow 7/04/04 Robert Callow -Sidney trevor 8/20/02. Re Robert Callow - Margaret Hughes 9/06/02 http://genforum.genealogy.com/callow/

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42. The Society Of Colonial Wars In The State Of Connecticut - Bibliography 17th Cen Sidney, Margaret, 18441924. The judges cave being a romance of the New HavenColony in the days of the Regicides, 1661, illustrated by CM Relyea. http://www.colonialwarsct.org/biblio.htm

Bibliography Links: 17th Century 18th Century and Epilogue Appendix BIBLIOGRAPHY: 17th Century INTRODUCTION Andrews, Charles McLean, 1863-1943. Connecticut's place in colonial history ; an address delivered before the Connecticut society of colonial wars, 28 May 1923. New Haven, Pub. for the Connecticut society of colonial wars by the Yale university press, 1924. Andrews, Charles McLean, 1863-1943. The beginnings of Connecticut, 1632-1662 . [New Haven] Published for the Tercentenary Commission by the Yale University Press, 1934. Andrews, Charles McLean , The Colonial Period of American History (Vol. II) - The Beginnings of Connecticut 1632-1662 (Tercentenary Commission Publication Vol. XXXII 1934) Appleby, Joyce Building A Nation with Alan Brinkley, James M. McPherson; National Geographic Society. Teacher's Wraparound ed. New York: Glencoe/McGraw Hill (c. 2000) T23, xvii, RA15, 721, A76 p: ill. (some col)col. maps; 30 cm. Includes multimedia connectoins to the Internet, CD-ROM and videodisc technology. Includes bibliographical references and index. Education Media Center 2000 pam Burpee, Charles Winslow, 1859-

43. Children's Literature:Rare Book And Special Collections Division Harriet Mulford Stone Lothrop (18441924) wrote the Five Little Pepper books andmany others under the pseudonym Margaret Sidney. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/awhhtml/awrbc4/childrens.html

The Library of Congress American Memory Rare Book and Special Collections Division INTRODUCTION USING THE COLLECTIONS SELECTED TOPICS AND COLLECTIONS The Domestic Sphere ... Periodicals Children's Literature Advice Books Finding Rare Children's Books Religion and Spirituality Reform Efforts ... VISIT/CONTACT Children's Literature Increase Mather bibliographic record A survey of children's literature offers a glimpse of what impressionable youngsters were reading and learning, and what their parents and teachers wished to impress upon them. When investigating children's reading matter, however, it is important to remember that, early in our history, books were expensive and generally available only to the well-to-do. The Juvenile Collection contains nearly fifteen thousand children's books, chiefly American. Most of the collection is arranged chronologically. The earliest book, A Course of Sermons on Early Piety . . . by Increase Mather (Boston: S. Kneeland, 1721; BX7233.A1 C6 Juv) was printed in 1721. Significant selections from each year continue through the twentieth century. A section arranged alphabetically by author and title contains the work of thirty-six American authors considered significant, of which fourteen are women. The collection includes many books and serials written for children of both sexes by women authors, fiction written specifically for girls, and instructional and advice books for girls and young women.

44. Beaver Creek Cemetery Daughter of Sidney. BENJAMIN, Bessie. 18801889. Daughter of Andrew Daughter ofWS. JONES, Margaret SAMMONS. 1844-1924. Spouse Philip. JONES, Mary http://www.proof-genealogy.com/beaver creek cemetery.htm

Our Pedigree Individual Index Family Scrapbooks Contact Us ... Features proof-genealogy.com Beaver Creek Cemetery Beaver Creek Cemetery is located about three miles west of the small town of Papineau, Illinois, in Iroquois County. It is on a small plot of land adjacent to Beaver Creek, which runs west to the Iroquois River. The cemetery is also referred to as Jones Cemetery, with the name derived from the first family of European-descent to settle in the area. The family of Henry Jones moved to Papineau Township in 1837. The cemetery is a beautiful and peaceful place, surrounded by trees on all sides. But it also hard to find, and even when you know where it is, it can be challenging to get to. So to save you the trouble of trekking out to the Beaver Creek Cemetery, Proof-Genealogy.com is proud to present you with the opportunity to visit its graves virtually. Research began by using the list of graves that was compiled in 1976. Since that time, a few new people have been added to the cemetery, and a few of the stones that existed then have disappeared. The list below includes every person known to be buried in Beaver Creek Cemetery. If you decide to go out to Beaver Creek Cemetery, here are a few tips:

45. The Page Cannot Be Displayed Sidney, Margaret, 18441924. Five little Peppers and how they grew microform /by Margaret Sidney. http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x6781.xml

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46. Library Services, Staley Library - Millikin University Author Sidney, Margaret, 18441924. Title Five little Peppers and how theygrew / Imprint New York Dell Pub. Co., 1985. Call Number JUV. PZ7. http://www.millikin.edu/staley/newbooks/newbooks_October2001.html

October Initially shelved on the first floor of the library Subjects (primarily in Library of Congress Classification order) Reference (REF) Videos (A-V) Oversize Leisure reading ... Biological sciences (QH-QR) B Chemistry (QD) Children's books (JUV) Curriculum materials (CURR LIB) Earth sciences (QE) ... Scores (MUSIC) Reference (REF): non-circulating collection on Main floor Call Number: REF. F547.M17 H5 1976 c.4 Author: Title: History of Macon County, 1976 / Imprint: [Decatur, Ill.] : Macon County Historical Society, c1976. Call Number: REF. HG2463.M566 T39 c.2 Author: Taylor, A. R. (Albert Reynolds), 1846-1929. Title: The life story of James Millikin, founder of the The James Millikin University. Imprint: [n.p., n.p.] 1926. Call Number: REF. HN49.V64 C66 2001 c.1 Author: Title: Connections 2002: a directory of volunteer opportunities / Imprint: Washington, DC. : St. Vincent Pallotti Center for Apostolic Development, 2001. Call Number: REF. HQ1115 .E52 2001 v.1 c.1 Author: Title: Encyclopedia of women and gender : sex similarities and differences and the impact of society on gender / Imprint: San Diego, Calif. : London : Academic, 2001.

47. Great Author DVD From B&R Samizdat Express Margaret Sidney (pseudonym of Harriet Lothrop, 18441924). The Adventures of JoelPepper; Five Little Peppers Abroad; Five Little Peppers Grow Up http://www.samizdat.com/dvdauthors.html

Great Author DVD by Richard Seltzer, seltzer@samizdat.com, http://store.yahoo.com/samizdat seltzer@samizdat.com This DVD sells for just $69 at our online store. See the Table of Contents Below We've been offering books on CD for a couple of years. Now it's time to add books on DVD. Most people associate DVDs with video. But they are just another, very efficient way to store information. These book DVDs do not work in the kind of video DVD players that you hook up to a television set. Rather they work in the DVD drive in a Windows PC and the vast majority of new PCs sold today come with a DVD/CD drive as standard equipment. (Similarly, our book CDs don't work in music CD players, but rather in the CD drive of a Windows PC.) Because the complete text of so many books can fit on a single DVD, we are able to keep the price very low. Our Complete Book CD includes over 7000 books and sells for just $99. That amounts to about a penny and a half a book less than books sold for in the days of Dickens. Designed for ease of use without any need for computer knowledge, this is, by far, our best bargain. The Complete Book DVD includes all the books of the Classic Collection (American Literature, British Literature, World Literature, Children's Books, Non-Fiction, REligion, and Books about Classical Music [just the text files, not the Finale .mus files]), plus Cook Books, plus Victoriana, plus Australian Literature, plus Canadian Literature. The DVD is organized the same way the CDs are with an overall index and a separate directory for each CD, and each of those folders has the same folders as the CD does, as well as the same index as the CD. Whenever we update any of those CDs, we'll immediately update the Complete Book DVD. And if you buy the Complete Book DVD from us, you can buy updates to it with all the books for just $30. (Institutions can buy an update subscriptions four updates over the course of a year for $100.)

48. Untitled Document HALEY, Sidney R, 18941894. HALEY, VERNA B, 1885-1937. HALEY, WE, 1876-1929 HATFIELD, JA, 1844-1924. HATFIELD, Margaret, 1848-1928. HATHAWAY, MRS. ES http://skyways.lib.ks.us/towns/Bennington/benn_h.html

BENNINGTON "H" HADLOCK NANCY J. HADLOCK WILLIAM O HAKE BABY HAKE E CONRAD HAKE EDWIN C HAKE WINIFRED C HALE MARGARET HALEY ALBERT HALEY ARTHUR G HALEY CORA A HALEY DELLA HALEY ELLA R HALEY EMMA M HALEY HARVEY A HALEY HENRY A. HALEY INEZ F HALEY JOHN HALEY JOHN JR HALEY LEONA D HALEY LEONARD W HALEY LOIS HALEY LUCILLE M HALEY MARSHALL HALEY MARY F HALEY MATILDA HALEY MAX HALEY MICHAEL R. HALEY RICHARD HALEY SIDNEY R HALEY VERNA B HALEY W E HALL BELVA HALSEY FRANK W HALSEY NELLA B HAMILTON JUNE HAMILTON ELVA A HAMILTON GERTRUDE HAMILTON HAROLD HAMILTON LLOYD B HAMM IRIS HAMM ROBERT L. HANKINSON ALBERT HANKINSON INEZ L HANKINSON MABLE B HANSEN MARGRETHE HANSON JANE HANSON JANE A HANSON L. HELEN HANSON OLE HARDER ADA C. HARDER FRED HARDER FREDERICK HARDER HERMANN HARDER MARY HARDER ODA M HARDER OSCAR H HARDER VEVA T HARDER WILHELMINA HARDER WILL H HARDISTY ALICE E HARDISTY DARRELL S HARDISTY E LAVERNE HARDISTY GEORGIA E. HARDISTY inf of H. C. HARDISTY JOE HARDISTY KATHERINE E HARDISTY LYLE V HARDISTY TERRY DALE HARE EDWARD C HARE MYRTLE Z HARE ORVILLE L HARGETT TRACEY HARLOW AMBLER E HATFIELD J A HATFIELD MARGARET HATHAWAY MRS. E. S. HAWKINS ADELLA M HAWKINS CHARLES W HAWKINS F BELLE HAWKINS LENA M HAWKINS LEVI HAWKINS RACHEL HAWKINS RAY R HAYES TENIE E HEALD ALAN W HEARD ROSALEE C HEDRICH FRANCIS L HEDRICH LESTER M HEIN M HENDERSON KAREN R.

49. Theatrical Names Terry, Kate, Miss, 18441924, actress. Terry, Marion, Miss, 1852-1930, Townsend, Margaret, Miss. Toye, Wendy, Miss, b.1917, Trevelyan, Sidney, Mr. http://library.kent.ac.uk/library/special/html/specoll/namet.htm

TEMPLEMAN LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS : THEATRE COLLECTIONS BACKSTAGE LIST OF THEATRICAL NAMES Click here for names beginning with:- A B C D ... Z Talazac, Odette, Miss Talbot, Lyle, Mr. Talfourd, Francis, Mr., 1827-1862, dramatist Tamiroff, Akim, Mr. Tandy, Jessica, Miss, 1909-1994, actress Tansman, Alexander, Mr. Tapley, Colin, Mr. Tarakanova, Nina, Miss Tarkington, Booth, Mr., [1869-1946], author and dramatist Tarne, Paula, Miss Tas, Marjorie, Miss Tasker, Billy, Mr. Tate, Reginald, Mr., 1896-1955, actor Tauber, Richard, Mr., 1891-1948, actor, composer and conductor Taylor, Betty, Miss Taylor, Dick, Mr. Taylor, Douglas, Mr. Taylor, Dorothy Truman, Miss Taylor, Enid Stamp, Miss, 1904-1946, actress Taylor, J Hindle, Mr. Taylor, J.P., Mr. Taylor, Kendall, Mr. Taylor, Kent, Mr. Taylor, Mary, Miss Taylor, Miss Taylor, Peggy, Miss Taylor, Robert, Mr. Taylor, Royceton, Mr. Taylor, Tom, Mr., 1817-1880, dramatist Taylor, Tom H, Mr., actor and theatre manager Taylor, Valerie, Miss, b.1902, actress Taylor, W.F., Mr.

50. 03 Jul 2005 LINAS JUVENILE CD AUDIOBOOK LIST Page 1 AUTHOR Black Beauty Sharp, Margery, 1905 The rescuers Sidney, Margaret, 1844-1924.Five little Peppers and how they grew Silverman, Erica. Big pumpkin Sis, Peter. http://www.lincc.lib.or.us/lf/Linas-cdaudio-juv.txt

51. ERISMAN-ODOM COLLECTION Burnett Library Texas Christian University Sidney, Margaret, 18441924. Five little Peppers and how they grew / Margaret Sidney, Margaret, 1844-1924. Phronsie Pepper the youngest of the Five http://libnt4.lib.tcu.edu/SpColl/web-exhi/BOYSBKS2.txt

52. Margaret Sidney: The Five Little Peppers And Their Creator Remember Phronsie Pepper and the little brown house in Badgerton? Both were thefictional creations of Harriett Mulford Stone Lothrop, who wrote about the http://www.elliemik.com/sidney.html

Reading made Don Quixote a gentleman, but believing what he read made him mad. George Bernard Shaw Authors and Books for Children She is too fond of books and it has turned her brain. Louisa May Alcott Home Article Index Author Index Book Review Index ... Links Concord: Its Poets and Its Places Traditions and Reminiscences of Concord, Massachusetts, 1779-1878 by Edward Jarvis, edited by Sarah Chapin What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. J. D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye Margaret Sidney: The Five Little Peppers and Their Creator Remember Phronsie Pepper and the little brown house in Badgerton? Both were the fictional creations of Harriett Mulford Stone Lothrop, who wrote about the beloved Pepper family under the pseudonym Margaret Sidney. Born June 22, 1844 in New Haven, Connecticut, Harriett Stone was the daughter of architect Sidney Mason Stone. In 1878 she began sending short stories to Wide Awake , a children's magazine published by Daniel Lothrop. Eventually two stories"Polly Pepper's Chicken Pie" and "Phronsie Pepper's New Shoes"caught the special attention of the editor, who wanted more Pepper stories, and of the publisher himself, who married the author in 1881. That was the same year his company published

53. Birth And Death Dates Of Authors Henry A. (1856 1943) SHUTE, Nevil (1899 - 1960) SIBREE, John ( - ) Sidney,Margaret (1844 - 1924) Sidney, Philip (1554 - 1586) SIENKIEWICZ, http://gutenberg.net.au/birthdeath.html

Project Gutenberg of Australia If your browser supported IFRAME you would see links to other pages at this site. 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 Mar 05

54. Famous Sidneys 1844 1924. Margaret Sidney was the pseudonym of Harriet Mulford Lothrop anAmerican writer known for her childrens books published an the 1880 s http://www.i-way.co.uk/~sid/famous.html

Famous Sidneys N ot all of the Sidney's listed here are genuine. Some have changed their names for artistic purposes but I have included these for completeness. The names have come from various reference books, Internet resources and a chance encounter at a race course on a wet sunday afternoon. I f you know of a famous Sidney or Sydney that I have not yet entered in the Hall of Fame or you can fill in details on some of those already listed then please let me know. Chris Sidney . Oxfordshire, England. Name Claim to Fame Algernon Sidney Algernon Sidney was born at Penshurst Place, Kent in 1622. He became a parliamentarian cavalry officer during the civil war and was seriously wounded during the battle of Marston Moor in july 1644. Algernon fell out of favour with Oliver Cromwell and withdrew from politics for a while. He went into exile when Charles II was returned to the throne in 1660. On his return to England he re-entered politics and was drawn into the Whig party. He was later arrested and implicated in the Rye House plot to assassinate the king and his brother, James. He was beheaded on December 7th 1683 although his guilt was never established. He became a republican martyr within the Whig party and this recognition was responsible for the use of Sidney as a first name. Algernon's publication

55. CEMETERY WPA Records For Fremont Co., IA This File Was Farragut cem Newlon, Margaret 8/1/1820 2/6/1897; Sidney cem; wife of WH Newlon Hamburg cem O Connor, Bridget 1844 - 1924; Mt Calvary cem O Connor, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ia/fremont/cemeteries/wpa-no.txt

CEMETERY: WPA Records for Fremont Co., IA This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Pat O'Dell

56. CEMETERY WPA Records For Fremont Co., IA This File Was Sidney cem Reeves, Granville C. 1844 1924; Sidney cem Reeves, Sidney cemRichey, James R. 1817 - 1892; Riverton cem Richey, Margaret 1824 - 1891; http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ia/fremont/cemeteries/wpa-r.txt

CEMETERY: WPA Records for Fremont Co., IA This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Pat O'Dell

57. Notice Board Margaret Sidney (Harriet Mulford Lothrop) (1844 1924). Margaret Sidney was thepseudonym of Harriet Mulford Lothrop an American writer known for her http://home.freeuk.net/sidsoft/famous.html

F A M O U S S I D N E Y S Not all of the Sidney's listed here are genuine. Some have changed their names for artistic purposes but I have included these for completeness. The names have come from various reference books, Internet resources and a chance encounter at a race course on a wet Sunday afternoon. If you know of a famous Sidney or Sydney that I have not yet entered in the Hall of Fame or you can fill in details on some of those already listed then please let me know Name Claim to Fame Algernon Sidney Algernon Sidney was born at Penshurst Place , Kent in 1622. He became a parliamentarian cavalry officer during the civil war and was seriously wounded during the battle of Marston Moor in July 1644. Algernon fell out of favour with Oliver Cromwell and withdrew from politics for a while. He went into exile when Charles II was returned to the throne in 1660. On his return to England he re-entered politics and was drawn into the Whig party. He was later arrested and implicated in the Rye House plot to assassinate the king and his brother, James. He was beheaded on December 7th 1683 although his guilt was never established. He became a republican martyr within the Whig party and this recognition was responsible for the use of Sidney as a first name. Algernon's publication

58. Pursell Family Enos King Strawn MD (18441924) . . . . Halbert Jacob Strawn (Judge) (1847-1917) . Margaret Pursell (b. 1752) . . +Daniel Strawn (Strawhen) Sr http://www.genealogicaljourneys.com/cpursell.htm

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59. Buckman Family Margaret Pursell (b. 1752) . . . . +Daniel Strawn (Strawhen) Sr (17521819) Enos King Strawn MD (1844-1924) . . . . Halbert Jacob Strawn (Judge) http://www.genealogicaljourneys.com/cbuckman.htm

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60. Dictionary Of British Classicists Colvin, Sidney (18451927) dg Conington, John (1825-1869) kp Conway, RobertSeymour (1864-1933) Dill, Samuel (1844-1924) ge Disney, John (1779-1857) dg http://www.thoemmes.com/dictionaries/class_entries.htm

Dictionary of British Classicists, General Editor : Robert B. Todd Set Details Full List of Entries Editors/Contributors List of Entries The initials beside entries are those of Supervising Editors: hb = HERBERT BENARIO kb = KAI BRODERSEN cc = CHRISTOPHER COLLARD rc = ROBERT COUSLAND ei = ELEANOR IRWIN em = EDWARD MALONE kp = KARLA POLLMANN cp = CAROL POSTER cas = CHRISTOPHER A. STRAY mas = M.A. STEWA RT rt = ROBERT TODD ge = GENERAL EDITOR. Asterisked entries (*) are unassigned. Abbott, Edwin Abbott (1838-1926) cas Adam, Adela Marion (1866-1944) rt Adam, Alexander (1741-1809) mas Adam, James (1860-1907) rt Adams, Francis (1796-1861) rt Adcock, Frank Ezra (1886-1968) hb Addison, Joseph (1672-1719)

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