61. Biographies Of Scots In New Zealand Farmer, inventor; Reid, Donald 1833 1919 Farmer, politician, businessman;Reyburn, Policeman, athlete; Smith, George Marshall McCall 1882 - 1958 http://www.electricscotland.com/newzealand/biographies.htm

Clans Tartans History Travel ... Contact Us Biographies of Scots in New Zealand This list was acquired from the Dictionary of New Zeland Biography Addison, Agnes Draper Aitken, Jessie Community worker, political activist Aitken, John Guthrie Wood Merchant, mayor, politician, churchman Alexander, Jessie Presbyterian deaconess and missionary Alexander, Jessie Presbyterian deaconess and missionary Allan, John Aitken Presbyterian minister, professor of theology Anderson, John Blacksmith, engineer, businessman, local politician Andrews, Isabella Smith Writer Angus, Percy Roy Railway engineer and administrator Armour, William Allan School principal, educationalist Ayson, Lake Falconer Farm labourer, rabbit inspector, acclimatisation officer, fisheries inspector Bain, Wilhelmina Sherriff

62. Volume 2 Page 3 Smith, John, 1830 1912, CONKLIN, Andrew A. s/o RD Lovina A. Conklin.Susanna his wife, 1833 - 1919, 11 Aug 1854 Ae 7m. KAHLE, George W. (GAR) http://crewfamily.com/tombstones/volume_2_page_3.htm

Volume 2 Page 3 AMBOY Row 12A: Row 15A continued: SMITH. Jesse (f)(GAR) 22 Mar 1867 Ae 23y-9m-11d CONKLIN, Seamer L. Martha Padghan 29 Aug 1855 Ae 7y-4m-?d SMITH, Joseph 29 Mar 1896 Ae 56y-22d CONKLIN, Martin H. SMITH, Jesse (NOD) 1 Aug 1855 Ae 9d GROVE. Jane (m) CONKLIN, Martha J. dau 20 Mar 1855 Ae 5y-1m-20d SMITH, John CONKLIN, Andrew A. Susanna his wife 11 Aug 1854 Ae 7m KAHLE, George W. (GAR) CONKLIN. Anna (NOD) Margaret A. CONKLIN. Phebe Holsted w/o P Conklin KAHLE, Bertha N. 9 Nov 1854 Ae 71y-9m-9d KAHLE. Eliza SATERLEE, Tamer C. d/o Caleb Saterlee (footstone) W.R.C. 9 Mar 1856 Ae 5y-5m-20d CARR, W.R. Aug 1829 - 2? Feb 1893 (footstone) H.G Co ? OVI GARNSEY. Edmund 10 Jun 1809 - 5 Dec 1882 CARR, Rebecca 4 Nov 1849 - 26 Apr 1921 Hannah 27 Oct 1802 - 15 Sep 1845 CARR, Colonel W. 8 Nov 1888 - 16 Oct Roswell 10 Aug 1841 - 27 Jun 1862 (stone broken) 4th Regt MVI killed at Gaines Mills SHOEMAKER. Edward (f) Francenor Emma (m) GARNSEY. Francenor (GAR)

63. Finger Lakes Regional Artists List Hatch, George Whitfield 19th C., CNY; NYC, Auburn; New York City Herzberg,Constantine 18331919, CNY; NYC; Germany, Auburn; NYC http://westlakeconservators.com/artists3.htm

Finger Lakes Artists List From a Database Created By John Sutton 878W. Elizabeth St. Skaneateles, New York 13152 The following is a list of known artists of the Finger Lakes area of Central New York State covering late 18th C. to about the mid 20th C. The list was originally started from the West Lake Conservators data base of paintings treated since 1975 and has additions from artists known to local historical societies and museums from Rochester to Utica and also contains information from Cayuga County History 1789-1879 Who Was Who in American Art New York Historical Society's Dictionary of Artists in America and Dr. Howard S. Merritt of the University of Rochester. Further information is available on request. Please send e-mail to West Lake Conservators or to John Sutton . Additions and comments are welcome. I hope this is of some help to anyone researching regional artists or to those of you who have found signed paintings and are now wondering if the artist is known. Links: West Lake Conservators, Skaneateles Smithsonian Institution Research Information System Painting Conservation and Art Restoration Tips Collections Care and Conservation for the General Public ... AskART - Online "Blue Book" of American Artists Acker, Rose 20th C., CNY Rochester Ackerman, Rev. Howard C. CNY, Syracuse

64. Avery Edwin Parkman 1835 1910, wife Agnes L. Dennis 1833 - 1919, their daughter She married (1) George Smith. She married (2) Conrad Leightner. 103 vii. http://www.barnstapleopc.co.uk/Avery.htm

65. Spring Lake Cemetery (East Side) Spring Lake Twp. Mar. 6, 1884, age 50. Smith George Emma. Smith Emma Hoppins 1862 1889 YONKER Mrs. Klaaske W. 1833 - 1919. YOUNG Father 1832 - 1915 Mother 1837 - 1893 http://www.macatawa.org/~brianter/SpringLakeCem.html

SPRING LAKE CEMETERY (East Side) Spring Lake Twp, Section 14. Copied July 18, 1942 by Mrs. E.P. Slooter, Mrs. John J. Mikula, Mrs. Earl P. Price, Mrs. Merrick Hanchett ABBEY Mother Father A.A. Aunt S.W.A. ADSIT Mary, wife of Allen, died Nov. 4, 1872, age 24-2-10 ALEASON/ Chloe 1864 - 1876 ALESSON Jonathan 1826 - 1876 William 1876 - 1868 ALLEN Catherine died Mar. 12, 1868; age 40 yrs. Charles died Feb. 28, 1893; age 63 yrs. ALLISON Fred D. 1872 - 1941 Wilhelmina 1877 - 19 - - ALSTON Christina June 10, 1869 - Dec. 3, 1893 Daniel C. Nov. 1, 1855 - June 6, 1902 David G. 1826 - 1916 James 1854 - 1931 Margaret, wife of David Mar. 16, 1831 - May 17, 1904

66. WebGED: Sparks Family Tree Data Page As noted earlier, it is Barbara Helm Smith who has traced Lucretia to the1850census of 392 LYDIA SPARKS, daughter of George and Delila Spark s was http://sparksfamilytree.net/family_tree/wga88.html

previous go to surnames Sparks, Lovenia Eveline - female b. 8 JUL 1847 father: Sparks, Joel Jr. (1824 - 1862) mother: Lane, Almyra (1822 - 1870) spouse: Hampton, John W. (*1844 - ) - m. 1869 Sparks, Lovey (private) - female father: Sparks, George Nunley (1904 - ) mother: Dean, Edna (*1908 - ) Sparks, Loveyzine (private) - female father: Sparks, Fred (1891 - 1969) mother: Wright, Martha Ann (1900 - 1935) Sparks, Lovinia - female b. ABT. 1841 father: mother: Osburn, Alsey (~1815 - 1878) Sparks, Lowell H. - male b. 13 SEP 1915 d. 30 JAN 1996 father: Sparks, Charles Fonso (1885 - 1969) mother: Sparks, Virgie Toledo (1889 - 1969) spouse: Flannery, Margie (1916 - ) - m. 23 DEC 1934 child: Sparks, Glenn Keith (private) child: Sparks, James Lowell (private) child: Sparks, Elizabeth Anne (private) Sparks, Luala - female b. 11 NOV 1870 in Greene County, IN father: Sparks, William Riley (1847 - 1926) mother: Carter, Barbara Elizabeth (1851 - 1930) spouse: Rossiter, Sidney (1868 - 1969) Sparks, Lucas Tanner (private) - male father: Sparks, Jack Keith (private) mother: Binnion, Sherri

67. Ancestors Of Jack Morris And Carla Whiteman Susan Matlock, the daughter of George Matlock and Sarah Sally Lee, was born nRoane Thomas married for a second time to a woman named Mary E. Smith. http://home.att.net/~jemjr/i196.htm

Ancestors of Jack Morris and Carla Whiteman Susan MATLOCK Sex: F Individual Information Birth: Abt 1844 Hendricks Co, Indiana Christening: Death: Burial: Cause of Death: Ref ID #: AFN #: Parents Father: William W MATLOCK (Abt 1812-1876) Mother: Eliza McVEY (1823-1909) Susan MATLOCK Sex: F Individual Information Birth: Abt 1814 Roane Co, Tennessee Christening: Death: Probably In Bureau Co, Illinois Burial: Cause of Death: Ref ID #: AFN #: Parents Father: George MATLOCK (Abt 1790-1826) Mother: Sarah "Sally" LEE (1794-1877) Spouses and Children *Aaron MARSHAL ( -1884) Marriage: Status: Notes General: Susan Matlock, the daughter of George Matlock and Sarah "Sally" Lee, was born n Roane County, Tennessee in about 1814. She was later married in Hendricks County, Indiana to a man named Aaron Marshall on 31 January 1828. In 1849, Aaron and Susan sold their farm in Hendricks County and moved to Iowa. Although they resided in Lee County, Iowa for a few years, they eventually settled in Marion County, Iowa. Aaron and Susan appear to have remained in Marion County until about 1881, at which time they moved to Bureau County, Illinois, where two of their daughters lived. Aaron died in Bureau County, Illinois in 1884. It is not known, however, when or where Susan passed away. Susan E. MATLOCK

68. Genealogical Chart Brown, George T. 18761929, Thomas Drysdale, Hampton Falls Weare, Joseph H.1868-1940, Benjamin F. Weare, 1833-1919, Hampton Falls http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/history/geography/fogg/genealogicalchart16.

What's Happening in Hampton? var sc_project=749294; var sc_partition=6; var sc_security="31a1050a"; var sc_invisible=1; Page updated: Thursday, October 14, 2004 Back to previous section Forward to next section Return to Table of Contents Genealogical Chart By John D. Fogg 'Recollections Of A Salt Marsh Farmer' Edited by Eric N. Small 1983 Section 16 NAME BIRTH-DEATH PARENTS BIRTH-DEATH RESIDENCE TIME MENTIONED Akerman, Charles I. Josephine Akerman Hampton Falls Batchelder, Betsey Michael Tilton Hampton Falls Lucy Burnham Batchelder, David F. Emery Batchelder Hampton Falls Dorothy A. Dearborn Batchelder, Jessie R. Franklin Fogg Hampton Falls Elizabeth J. Morrill Batchelder, John

69. Dabney - Dykes: Photographs And Portraits Of Individuals Dabney, Sarah (Smith) See Macon, Sarah (Smith) Dabney, 1775 1851 Dietrich,George H. See church groups St. John s Evangelical Lutheran Church http://www.vahistorical.org/research/photo_individuals_d.htm

Search the collections Site Map Home Research ... Index (individuals) > Dabney - Dykes Dabney - Dykes: photographs and portraits of individuals This index is organized by the surname of the sitter, and lists titles of folders that contain photographs of individuals and photographs of portraits. Topics that have a see also reference should be checked for additional materials in the Online Catalog Additional resources Research collections Rights and reproductions Make an appointment to view photographs at the VHS Dabney, Anna Wilson (Noland) 1847- Dabney, Chiswill See: Dabney, John C. Dabney, Edward Dabney, John C. Dabney, Martha Chamberlayne -1888 Dabney, Overton Dabney, Richard Heath 1860-1947 Dabney, Robert Lewis 1820-1898 See also groups: Jackson, Thomas Jonathan and his staff Dabney, Sarah (Smith) See: Macon, Sarah (Smith) Dabney, 1775- 1851 Dabney, Thomas Lloyd 1867-1924 See also groups: Virginia University students, 1888

70. Keeney Update Volume I Number 1 December 1983 Published By Roscoe C. Keeney, Jr. MARY Smith (b. 1228-1689 at Wethersfield, CN, at New London, Connecticut (served George KEENEY (Kiney) 32 (b. Ky.) Della 29 (b. Ohio) Adam 2 - Burnwell http://www.keeneyklan.com/Roscoe/KeeneyUpdate/v1n1DEC1983/v1n1dec83.htm

In 1978 Roscoe Keeney of West Virginia published "2,597 KEENEY RELATIVES", focusing on the Moses Keeney (son of John, original Keeney settler in VA/WV) family from 1750. Five hundred copies were published and distributed and the material was out of date so no new printing was scheduled. Piles of additional material came in (from those who refused to respond when asked earlier), prompting the need for an organ to keep all these relatives up to date. In the eighteen years following UPDATE has spread in coverage to 45 states and numerous articles and family listings have been published, with authors mainly from Oregon, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and elsewhere. The issues have been financed by voluntary contributions from a couple of dozen appreciative family members. Every issue of KEENEY UPDATE has been sent to the KEENEY FAMILY WEBSITE, started and owned by Daniell Keeney. Items from KEENEY UPDATE may be reproduced and distributed, provided credit is given to KEENEY UPDATE, PO Box 5519, Charleston WV, with date of issue.) R. Keeney

71. PUSEY: Selected Biographies Of Descendants Of William And Caleb Pusey George Whitelock William Mary Sheward m. Henry McLaren Pinkney Huse; Hussey, John Smith Mary m. William Wood Joel Joel William H. Wood http://www.gunboatempires.com/genealogy/PuseyBios.htm

Selected Pusey Biographies Baldwin, William (1778-1819): William > Elizabeth m. John Baldwin > Thomas Baldwin > William Baldwin Baldwin, William (another biography) Baldwin, William (another biography) Baldwin, William (another biography) Barnard, James Truman (1836-1904+): William > Joshua > Ellis > Abigail m. Jeremiah Barnard, Jr. > Pusey > James Truman Barnard Barnard, Jeremiah (1846-1903+): William > Joshua > Ellis > Abigail m. Jeremiah Barnard > James > Jeremiah Barnard Bolmar, Jean Claude Antoine Brunin de (Antoine) (1797-1861): William > Joshua > Ellis > Elizabeth m. Elisha Phipps > Sarah m. James Franklin Newlin > Ellis Phipps > Robert Hamill Newlin m. Antoinette (Annie) Bolmar, granddaughter of Antoine Bolmar Boman, Helen (1911-2000): William > Joshua > Joshua > Samuel > John > Cyrus Hickman > Edwin Granville > Ralph L. Pusey m. Helen Boman Burt, Franklin J. (~1826-1884+): Caleb > Robert > Prudence m. Elijah Harbour > Sarah m. Benjamin Turman II > Benjamin III > Emily A. m. Franklin J. Burt Coale, Alice

72. The Political Graveyard: Politicians Who Died In 1919 1919); Jan 20 John Bayard McPherson (18461919); Jan 22 George T. Oliver Jun 14 Ernest Lister (1870-1919); Jun 18 Madison R. Smith (1850-1919) http://politicalgraveyard.com/chrono/1919/died.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Politicians Who Died in 1919 Arranged By Name: John Joseph Adams (1848-1919) J. Embry Allen (1868-1919) William H. Andrews (1846-1919) William Hepburn Armstrong (1824-1919) ... James Withycombe (1854-1919) Arranged By Date (where known): Jan 6: Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) Jan 7: Hiram C. Gill (1866-1919) Jan 10: David H. Mercer (1857-1919) Jan 16: William H. Andrews (1846-1919) Jan 17: John R. Silliman (d. 1919) Jan 20: John Bayard McPherson (1846-1919) Jan 22: George T. Oliver (1848-1919) Jan 22: Jefferson Helm Claypool (1856-1919) Jan 28: Thomas M. Paschal (1845-1919) Feb 16: John Joseph Adams (1848-1919) Feb 20: William Patterson Borland (1867-1919) Feb 20: James H. Southard (1851-1919) Feb 20: James B. Hendricks (1840-1919) Feb 20: Curtis P. Smith (1863-1919) Feb 23: Darwin Scott Hall (1844-1919) Feb 24: Robert Eachus Doan (1831-1919) Feb 27: George F. Edmunds (1828-1919) Feb 28: D. Russell Brown (1848-1919) Mar 2: Wellington R. Burt (1831-1919) Mar 3: James Withycombe (1854-1919) Mar 5: Bryan T. Barry (1851-1919)

73. The Political Graveyard: Hennepin County, Minn. Loren Fletcher (18331919) — of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minn. George RossSmith (1864-1952) — of Minnesota. Born in St. Cloud, Stearns County, http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/MN/HE.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Hennepin County Minnesota Hennepin County information: Population: Land area square miles. County seat: Minneapolis Hennepin County official web site Capital Impact: Hennepin County officials, addresses, and political, economic, education data Fedstats/Mapstats: Hennepin County data on agriculture, population, immigration, business, crime, environment Hennepin County MNGenWeb page genealogical, historical information and queries (if this link doesn't work, find the new one through the USGenWeb national site Hennepin County page at Interment.Net (Cemetery Records Online). Neighboring areas: Northeast: Anoka County East: Ramsey County Southeast: Dakota County South: Scott County Southwest: Carver County Northwest: Wright County The Political Graveyard: Politicians who were born in Hennepin County Politicians who lived in Hennepin County Politicians who died in Hennepin County Cemeteries and Memorial Sites of Politicians in Hennepin County Important Notes: Please Read! This web site is about U.S. political history and cemeteries. For convenient presentation of this material, the site includes a page for each of the more than 3,000 counties in the U.S., as well as for various U.S. and foreign territories and countries. The Political Graveyard has no official connection with any of those areas or governments. For more information about this project, please see the

74. Connecticut's Heritage Gateway Smith also secured the first US patent for a metallic cartridge in 1854. Brooklyn, New York; 18331919), a trained mechanical engineer, developed in http://www.ctheritage.org/encyclopedia/topicalsurveys/inventors.htm

var rootoffset = "../../"; Connecticut Inventors By Robert Asher, The University of Connecticut The first significant Connecticut invention to be recorded was the lapidary machine developed in 1765 by Abel Buell of Killingworth (1742-1822), a talented goldsmith and engraver. In 1775, Saybrook's David Bushnell (1742-1824), studying at Yale College, built the world's first combat submarine. Bushnell's Turtle was powered by a hand-cranked screw propeller (the first known application of the screw to water propulsion). The Turtle was able to navigate underwater but failed in its attempt (1776) to attach a mine to the hull of a British warship anchored in New York harbor. In the twentieth century, submarine building became a major Connecticut industry. Inventor Simon Lake (1886-1914) designed submarines that were adopted by the U.S. Navy and were produced in Bridgeport after 1913. John P. Holland (1842-1914) also made many advances in submarine design. Beginning in 1924, submarines based on Holland's innovations were produced by the Electric Boat Company in Groton. Robert Fulton, the New York steamboat entrepreneur, incorporated many elements of Bushnell's submarine design into the steamboats he built. However, more than a generation before Fulton's innovations, John Fitch (1743-1798), a South Windsor native, had used his experience as a clockmaker, brass worker, and silversmith to design in 1786 what was probably the first American boat powered by a steam engine.

75. Washington County, OH Cemetery Index BLAUVELT - BOSTON BLAZIER, George Jordan, 18861970, Mound, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Clarence J,1905-1980, BOESHAR, Katherina Wagner, 1833-1919, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_blauveltboston.htm

Washington County, OH Cemetery Index Definition of terms used in this list: D=Days, H=Hours, M=Months, W=Weeks, b.=birth, d. = died. BLAUVELT, Charles S, 1871-1914, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. BLAUVELT, Sarah Jane, 1834-1916, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. BLAZER, Benjamin, 1826-1896, Mt. Pisgah, Lawrence Twp. BLAZER, Nora, 1895-1914, Mt. Pisgah, Lawrence Twp. BLAZER, Sarah, 1829-1911, Mt. Pisgah, Lawrence Twp. BLAZIER, Agnes Dedge, b. 1893, Mound, Marietta Twp. BLAZIER, Ann, b. 1918, Mound, Marietta Twp. BLAZIER, George Jordan, 1886-1970, Mound, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Clarence J, 1905-1980, Newport, Newport Twp. BLEAKLEY, Clyde, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Dessie, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Dorothy, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Elizabeth L, 1906-1965, Newport, Newport Twp. BLEAKLEY, Evelyn, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Gerald, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Harvey, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. BLEAKLEY, Harvey Gale, 1941-1942, Newport, Newport Twp. BLEAKLEY, Mary, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp.

76. Washington County, OH Cemetery Index KAUF - KIDD KEEVER, William S, 18331919, Round Bottom, Waterford Twp. KEFFER, Gracie L,1885-1961, KELLAR, George M, 1870-1895, Macksburg Old, Aurelius Twp. http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_kaufkidd.htm

Washington County, OH Cemetery Index Definition of terms used in this list: D=Days, H=Hours, M=Months, W=Weeks, b.=birth, d. = died. KAUF, Belle, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. KAUF, Caroline M, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. KAUF, Daniel, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. KAUF, Howard, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. KAUF, Irene, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. KAUF, Mary, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. KAUF, Mary, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. KAUFMAN, Louis, 1870-1897, German Lutheran Old, Independence Twp. KAUFMANN, Emma M, d. 1889, Harmar, Marietta Twp. KAUPELL, Rosina M, 1865-1865, Matamoras, Grandview Twp. KAVANAGH, Monica, 1902-1944, St. Mary's, Belpre Twp. KAVANAGH, Monica Y, 1902-1944, St. Mary's, Belpre Twp. KAYLOR, John J, d. 1901, St. Mary's, Marietta Twp. KAYLOR, William, d. 1901, St. Mary's, Marietta Twp. KEAN, Hulda A, 1842-1929, Macksburg Old, Aurelius Twp. KEAN, John N, 1825-1908, Macksburg Old, Aurelius Twp. KEARN, Mary S, d. 1933, St. Mary's, Marietta Twp. KEARNS, Florence, 1894-1976, Waterford, Waterford Twp. KEARNS, K. G, 1897-1984, Beverly, Waterford Twp.

77. Cydymaith I Lenyddiaeth Cymru Roberts, Margaret (18331919). Roberts, Wiliam Owen. Robyn y Sowldiwr Smith,J Beverley. soned * sonnet. St David s day or the Honest Welshman (1801) http://www.uwp.co.uk/book_desc/1382.html

Cydymaith i Lenyddiaeth Cymru Argraffiad newydd Golygwyd gan Meic Stephens xiii831 tt Tachwedd 1997 ISBN 0-7083-1382-5 un o'r cyfeirlyfrau Cymraeg pwysicaf y degawd diwethaf. wedi'i ddiweddaru a'i ddiwygio'n llwyr. 415 o gofnodau newydd tua 3,300 o gofnodau yn yr argraffiad newydd. pob cofnod wedi'i archwilio bargen o bris cynhyrchiad o safon Atodiadau: Cronoleg Hanes Cymru; Lleoliad yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol er 1861; Enillwyr y Gadair a'r Goron yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol er 1861; Enillwyr y Fedal Ryddiaith yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol er 1937 Dyma un o'r cyfeirlyfrau Cymraeg pwysicaf y degawd diwethaf, ond erbyn hyn y mae wedi cael ei ddiweddaru a'i ddiwygio'n llwyr. Rhwng y cofnodau newydd a'r gwaith diweddaru ar y cofnodau gwreiddiol, a'u gwybodaeth lyfryddiaethol, bydd tuag 800 tudalen yn y Cydymaith ar ei newydd wedd, dros 20 y cant yn fwy na'r argraffiad cyntaf. Mae'r gyfrol hon yn sicr o ddod yn gwbl anhepgor ym mlynyddoedd olaf y mileniwm, ac yn fargen am ! Cofnodau newydd i'w cynnwys yn yr argraffiad newydd (1997/98) Abel Hughes Ail Ryfel Byd * Second World War, the literary response to

78. Stick Style Architecture - UMass Dartmouth Library Hartwell, Henry Walker (18331919) and Swasey, Albert, Jr Notes Rapp s sons,Cornelius and George also became architects. They are well known for their http://www.lib.umassd.edu/reference/stickarch/Architect_Index.html

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth University Library Library Home Stick Style Architecture Bruce Barnes, liaision mailto:bbarnes @umassd.edu AABN Articles Stick Style Architecture Architects Index A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z This reference source is only for those architects represented in the House Images Index file whether from contemporary photographs or from the American Architect and Building News (AABN) . It is not meant as a comprehensive listing of architects in the Stick Style. A Abbott, George Jacob Manning House Reading, MA Allen, John Mitchell (1842-1912) Bibliography: "American Institute of Architects: Boston Chapter. Mr J. M. Allen, of New Bedford, Was Elected a Fellow of the Chapter. American Architect and Building News . February 15, 1879: p. 54. "Death of John M. Allen: One of the Best Known Residents of the Town of Marion." New Bedford Evening Standard February 14 1912: p. 7. Mattapoisett and Old Rochester, Massachusetts:Being a History of These Towns and Also in Part of Marion and a Portion of Wareham. [ Mattapoisett, MA]: Mattapoisett Improvement Association, 1932. House on Bush [now Madison] Street New Bedford, MA

79. MIDDLESBORO CEMETERY Goodwin Rhoda Edwards 1833 1919 Gordon Clarence Terry 02/06/1899 06/05/1978 2A183 Smith George El 05/26/1923 10/08/1925 Smith Gertrude Baird 05/12/1891 http://www.tcnet.net/ky/bell/middlesboro.html

MIDDLESBORO CEMETERY NAMES ARE ALPHABETICAL BY SURNAME. ABOUT 2600 NAMES. The first number after the death date is the section number the next one is the plot number. The plot number was furnished by Dr. Kenneth W. Smith who is on the board that oversees the cemetery. I have checked the section numbers and added where missing. Have added the unmarked list at the end that was given to me by Dr. Smith. He also furnished the history of the Middlesboro Cemetery. See map. HISTORY OF THE MIDDLESBORO CEMETERY The Middlesboro Cemetery is not the only Middlesboro Cemetery. C. Richard Matthews, in recording all the cemeteries in Bell County, has located more than 30 of them within Middlesboro and its immediate vicinity! (37) The Middlesboro Cemetery isn't even the largest in the city. Mr. Matthews has recorded 2,637 burials in it, but Green Hills had 4,911 graves at the time of his count. The Middlesboro Cemetery isn't the oldest. Cemeteries were needed from the time of the earliest settlements. Families, neighborhood communities had its origins in two of these. The first was located on the ridge to the right of the entrance road on land proably owned by John Calvin Colson, Sr. The oldest identifiable grave is that of his son, James Madison Colson. James' monument is unique, a large sandstone slab covering the grave and raised about six inches above the ground by blocks of supporting stone, and bearing the barely decipherable date of 1870. Two other very early graves, the first with professionally made stones, are those of Samuel Lane (1872) and William Lane (1886), both enclosed by a wrought iron fence.

80. Maule Family Chart 32: Descendants Of John Maull Of London And Lewes, Delaware ( Mary Maull (17991888) md George Blanchard William Taylor. Eliza Maull (1802-1890)md Joseph Engle Maull Joseph Duffel Maull (1833-1919) silversmith http://www.maulefamily.com/fam_grp_charts/mfg_32.htm

Maule Family Chart 32: The Descendants of John Maull of London and Lewes, Delaware (1714-1753) Meaning of Symbols: died young, before age 18, no children reached adulthood, no children, whether or not married had children unknown if had children, whether or not married The two people marked with this symbol married each other. The two people marked with this symbol married each other. and so on. Children outlined under father. Notes: 1. This format is a variation of one I saw on the Foulke Family Website. 2. This is an outline, thus years rather than full dates are provided. 3. This is an outline, thus marriage information (spouse name, date, etc.) is not provided. 4. To maintain manageable chart size, descendants not surnamed Maule are not shown. 5. No attempt is made to identify which spouse is the parent of which children. 6. Individuals born after 1900 are not shown unless it is known they are deceased. 7. This family's surname arises from bad handwriting, in which Maule became Maull. 8. Apparently some individuals in this family grouped spelled their surname Maule.

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