81. BBC SPORT | Special Events | Death Of Don Bradman | Bradman Dies At 92 Australian Prime Minister John Howard visited Bradman just over a week ago England bowling great Fred Trueman said He was a wonderful man and it is http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/cricket/newsid_1189000/1189778.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Special Events: Death of Don Bradman Sport Front Page Football ... Funny Old Game Around The UK: N Ireland Scotland Wales SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDA Feedback ... Help EDITIONS Change to World Monday, 26 February, 2001, 06:58 GMT Bradman dies at 92 Every bowlers nightmare - Sir Donald at the crease Australian cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman has died in Adelaide, aged 92. The director of the Bradman Foundation, Richard Mulvaney, said Australia's greatest sporting hero had died in his sleep on Sunday. "Sir Donald Bradman died peacefully at his home, after a short illness," Mulvaney said. "He was suffering from pneumonia before Christmas and was hospitalised for a short period, went home and was really trying to recover." Australian Prime Minister John Howard visited Bradman just over a week ago and admitted he was prepared for the worst. He was a wonderful man and it is the passing of a legend Fred Trueman He said: "He was more than just a great cricketer and a great sportsman.

82. DOHERTY, ISAAC (LIAM): 1720-1911 - Four Generation Descendancy Chart (an entry in Howard Trueman s book Early Settlers of the Chignecto Isthmus )1904.DOHERTY Howard Trueman, Esq., Prospect Farm, Point de Bute. http://www.highspeedplus.com/~hdoherty/doliam4g.htm

Descendants - to first generation in Canada DOHERTY, Isaac (Liam) b. 1720 to Isaac Wilson d. 1911 Four Generation Descendancy Chart H. Doherty Homepage Colour Legend: Line of descent My direct ancestor in this line (an entry in Howard Trueman's book "Early Settlers of the Chignecto Isthmus")1904. DOHERTY REXTON, KENT, July 4th, 1902. DEAR SIR, Yours to hand yesterday, and in reply I have to state that the widow Doherty [Marjorie Fetters] (my grandmother) left the Parish of Ray, County Donegal, Ireland, about the year 1820, and landed with her family in Magudavic, walked to St.John, NB, and eventually got by schooner up to Great Village, NS, except my father, William, who remained for sometime longer in St. John, but also got to Great Village, NS and gradually worked his way to Richibucto, where he had an aunt (Mrs. John McGregor and sister to Mrs. Joseph Irvin, of Point de Bute or Tidnish). My grandmother likely found her way for a time with part of her large family to Point de Bute, where one of her daughters ( Jane ) married Richard Jones , of that place. One of her daughters (

83. Browse By Author: T - Project Gutenberg Europe Trueman, Howard. Chignecto Isthmus; First Settlers (English). Truman, Harry S.State of the Union Address (English). Trumbull, H. Clay http://pge.rastko.net/browse/authors/t

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84. Non-Fiction - University Of Maryland Tressell, Robert; * Trevelyan, George Otto, Sir; * Trollope, Anthony; * Troward,Thomas; * Trueman, Howard; * Truth, Sojourner; * Tuckwell, William http://www.lib.umd.edu/ETC/ReadingRoom/Nonfiction/

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85. The History Of Canadian Geographic Dr. Howard L. Trueman, for example, a research scientist with the federal Departmentof Agriculture, served on the Editorial Advisory Committee for 43 years http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/75/history/default.html

Sixty Years of Discovery By Ian Darragh The Canadian Geographical Society was founded at a turning point in modern Canadian history, and this fact led to its early struggles. It was conceived in the heady days of February 1929, when anything and everything seemed possible. The economy was booming. The Great Crash and Black Thursday were inconceivable. However, it was May 1930 by the time the first issue of Canadian Geographical Journal , as this magazine was then known, was published. What a gulf separates those two dates! The Great Depression had begun in earnest, and the fledgling Society and its magazine had to be nurtured through the longest economic crisis of this century. The guiding light and first president of the new Society was a fascinating Canadian, Charles Camsell. Born in Fort Liard, N.W.T., he was the son of a chief factor of the Hudson’s Bay Company. A geologist by training, he had explored and mapped large parts of Northern Ontario, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories for either railway companies or the Geological Survey of Canada. Camsell had been elected a fellow of the British Royal Geographical Society in 1915 and had long lamented the lack of a similar society in this country. However, when it came time to look for a model for a Canadian geographical society, Camsell’s inspiration clearly was the National Geographical Society, founded in Washington, D.C., in 1888. Membership in the British society was restricted to explorers and “qualified individuals”. However, as the National Geographical Society had done, Camsell announced that the Canadian society would be “open to anyone interested in geographical matters” willing to pay the modest annual membership dues of $3. And, like the

86. Index Trueman, Howard (18371908). The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers.Truth, Sojourner (ca.1797-1883). The Narrative of Sojourner Truth http://www.eshu.cn/en3k/titles/index-t.htm

87. Chignecto Isthmus; First Settlers By Howard Trueman The online book Chignecto Isthmus; First Settlers by Howard Trueman. http://emotionalliteracyeducation.com/classic_books_online/chgnt10.htm

Chignecto Isthmus; First Settlers by Howard Trueman Hypertext Meanings and Commentaries from the Encyclopedia of the Self by Mark Zimmerman THE CHIGNECTO ISTHMUS AND ITS FIRST SETTLERS BY HOWARD TRUEMAN PREFACE. For some years past I, in common with many others, have felt that all letters of interest and accessible facts in connection with the early history of the Truemans should be collected and put in permanent form not because there is anything of interest to the general public in the records of a family whose members have excelled, if at all, in private rather than in public life, but in order that the little knowledge there is of the early history of the family might not pass forever out of the reach of later generations with the death of those whose memory carries them back to the original settlers. In getting together material necessary for the work, numbers of interesting facts concerning other families came inevitably to light. In order to preserve these facts, and at the same time give the book a slightly wider interest, I decided to write a short history of those families

88. Interface: Schedule June 26th Pauline Oliveros, Curtis Bahn, Dan Trueman and Tomie Hahn ThursdayNight Special For more info, contact hstelzer@hotmail.com Howard Stelzer . http://www.arts.rpi.edu/crb/interface/performances/performances.new.htm

Upcoming and recent events for Curtis Bahn, Dan Trueman, Tomie Hahn and "interface." October 15-16 October 18-22 Spetember 30th - BoSSA and pikapika appear at Columbia University's Re: New Frontiers in Creativity August 13-17 Deep Listening Institute, a program of the Pauline Oliveros Foundation, Curtis and Dan Composers in Residence. April 25 - "Hybrid Musical Instrument Panel" 3:00 at Cooper Union w/ Latitia Sonami, George Lewis and Eric Singer. Part of the "Interactive Technology Project," co-sponsored by Harvestworks and Leonardo ISAST. April 22-23 April 12-13 - Curtis participates in the "Symposium on the Future of Performance" part of the "Seedbed for Transdomain Creativity." March 10 Spring Semester - Curtis is Artist in Residence at Brown University Dept. of Music. Seminar:

89. YORKSHIRE - AYUP! ONLINE MAGAZINE - The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers Howard Trueman, 1902. History ofSackville - WC Milner, 1934 (reprinted 1994) http://ayup.co.uk/knows/knows11.html

TANTRAMAR - THE YORKSHIRE EMIGRATION A Rose Across The Ocean - The Yorkshire Emigration The Tantramar region of Eastern Canada has a deep connection to our part of the world. Between 1772 and 1776 over 1000 people left Yorkshire for a new life in the new world. A descendant of these pioneers AL SMITH tells the history of the region, and the story of Governor Michael Franklin and family ties that live on today. The early settlement history of Tantramar is a fascinating tapestry of human struggle dating back more than 300 years for people of European descent and more that 3000 years for aboriginal peoples. Prince Henry Sinclair, from the Orkney Islands off northern Scotland, may have been the first European to visit the area. Scanty evidence suggests that Prince Henry traveled through Chignecto in the summer of 1398 following traditional travelways connecting the Northumberland Strait and the Bay of Fundy.

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91. Timeline: Seven Years War Cornwallis determined to take measures to drive the French from the Isthmus.Excerpted from Chignecto Isthmus First Settlers by Howard Trueman http://www.newscotland1398.net/remem/7yw-timeline.html

Home Contents Site map Counties ... Cannons Timeline of the Seven Years War 1754-1763 in North America 1756-1763 in Europe and India The period 2004-2013 is the 250th anniversary of the Seven Years War, a.k.a. the French and Indian War In Canada, the designation French and Indian War is nearly unknown. English Canadians typically refer to the war as the Seven Years War , while French Canadians call it the Guerre de la conquete (War of the Conquest), since it is the war in which New France was conquered by the British and became part of the North American portion of the British Empire. More by Wikipedia The Seven Years War is the first world war, with important battles in Europe and India, as well as North America. Brief Overview: The Scene at the Beginning 200,000 acres is about 300 square miles or 800 square kilometres. More by Ohio History Central More by the United States National Park Service Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Land by Daniel M. Friedenberg French military expeditions explored and mapped the Ohio River valley. These expeditions were led by Le Moyne and Celeron 1739 and Celeron and Bonnecamps 1749 (the lead plate expedition).

92. APANB Awards 1997 Howard Love 1998 Howard G. Trueman 1998 Harold MacLean 1999 The Late D.Goodine 1999 Louis Bourgeois 1999 Percy Waddy 2000 Gerald Buyting http://www.nbfarm.com/awards.htm

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93. Free Genealogy Information The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers by Howard Trueman, 1902. The Isthmusof Chignecto separates the waters of the Bay of Fundy from those of Bay http://www.comedition.com/Family/Genealogy/freegeneinfo.htm

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94. Thomas KEILLOR 3 From THE CHIGNECTO ISTHMUS AND ITS FIRST SETTLERS BY Howard Trueman 1902 .4 LDS Archives. 5 Chapter XXXVIII Part I The Medical Profession Bean s http://www.hayward-logan.com/Hayward/thomas_keillor.htm

Home Surnames Images Thomas KEILLOR came to Nova Scotia from Skelton, Yorkshire, in 1774. His wife's maiden name was Mary Thompson . He settled near Fort Cumberland, on the farm now known as the "Fowler homestead." Mr. Keillor had five childrenthree sons, John, Thomas and Thompson, and two daughters, Elizabeth and Ann. On April 25th, 1811, Mrs. Keillor, Mrs. Trueman 's mother, who had been living at Prospect since 1806, died. Her husband, Thomas Keillor, a stonemason by trade, died some years earlier. There is at Prospect a copy of a power of attorney given by Mrs. Keillor to her "trusty friend," Stephen Emmerson, to act for her in collecting rents and selling claims in Skelton, England, in connection with the property owned by her late husband. This document was copied by Amos Botsford and witnessed by Wm. Botsford and Henry Chapman, jun., and dated Oct. 30th, 1810. Mrs. Keillor was buried on the old farm at Fowler's Hill beside her husband in a small burying-ground that was formerly surrounded by a stone wall, part of which is still standing. Mrs. Keillor's maiden name was Mary Thomson. She and two other married sistersJane, the wife of John Carter, and Ann, the wife of William Truemancame with the Yorkshire emigration. These sisters left one brother at least in England

95. Rare, Out Of Print, Antique And Used Books, Maps And Prints From Dustjacket Book Early Agriculture in the Atlantic Provinces Trueman, Howard $78.00 EarlyAgriculture in the Atlantic Provinces Trueman, Howard $60.00 http://www.booksandcollectibles.com.au/dump/Dustjacket_Books_and_Treasures/books

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96. Browsing The Inventory Of Paula Harmon's Used Books By Catalog: Gardening Foster, Malcom Cecil and Trueman, Howard L Illustrated by Howard Lewis Trueman.224 p. ; illus. ; 21 cm. July/1978 edition. http://www.biblio.com/browse_books/catalog/248278/35936.html

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97. E-DOCS Message Log (May 1998) Jun 1998 Chignecto Isthmus; First Settlers, Howard Trueman chgntxxx.xxx1351Jun 1998 The Country Doctor by Honore de BalzacBalzac 17ctrdrxxx.xxx1350 http://history.furman.edu/edocs/archive/log9805.htm

E-DOCS: Index of Messages (May 1998) Subject: E-DOCS: May Newsletter Project Gutenberg Subject: E-DOCS: How much interpretation for documents? [Benson] Subject: E-DOCS: How much interpretation for documents? [Welling] Subject: E-DOCS: How much interpretation for documents? [Halsell] ... Subject: E-DOCS More on Frame Breakers Messages: Date: Fri, 1 May 1998 07:46:20 -0400 public, no matter how hard he works. The same goes for photographs of publically owned images, although some will argue the other way. He has and colors, formatting, etc. in specific. (The "look and feel" argument Nothing is to stop him from securing his web space and selling access, however. He must understand that once the work is out, I can use it as I please, as long as I change the way it looks (like, strip out the formatting and go with ascii or unicode. He's misreading a statement of the works status for a declaration of reproduces it in any way they see fit. 8-) He is mistaking physical ownership of an item for intellectual property copy. Just ask Disney how they'd feel about him digitizing Mickey Mouse

98. Abbott, David Abbott, Edwin Adams, Andy Adams, Henry Adams, John Tzu Syrett, Netta Tacitus, Cornelius Tao, YuanMing Thomson, James Todd, BurbankTrenck, Friedrich Trueman, Howard Truth, Sojourner Tymon, Frank Uzanne, http://www.ifis.uni-luebeck.de/lehre/ss03/info2/ueb2/eintraege.txt

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99. Howard Florey Howard Florey is as linked to penicillin as Sir Alexander Fleming is. Howard Florey,who developed a way of mass producing penicillin, should be seen as http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/howard_florey.htm

Howard Florey Howard Florey is as linked to penicillin as Sir Alexander Fleming is. Howard Florey, who developed a way of mass producing penicillin, should be seen as being as important as Jenner Koch Pasteur and Lister in the history of medicine. Florey was born on September 24 th 1898, in Adelaide, Australia. He died on February 21 st , 1968, at Oxford in England. He trained as a pathologist who, with Ernst Chain isolated and purified penicillin (discovered in 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleming ) for general clinical use. This mass production of penicillin proved to e vital to soldiers during World War Two where diseases that had previously been difficult to cure in a combat situation could now be treated far more effectively. For this research and achievement, Florey, Chain, and Fleming shared the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1945. Florey studied medicine at Adelaide and Oxford universities until 1924. After holding teaching and research posts at Cambridge and Sheffield universities, he was professor of pathology at Oxford between 1935 and 1962. He was appointed provost of Queen's College, Oxford in 1962, and chancellor of the Australian National University, Canberra (1965), positions he held until his death. He was knighted in 1944 and made life peer in 1965. Florey investigated tissue inflammation and secretion of mucous membranes. He succeeded in purifying lysozyme, a bacteria-destroying enzyme found in tears and saliva, and characterized the substances acted upon by the enzyme. In 1939 he surveyed other naturally occurring anti-bacterial substances, concentrating on penicillin. With Chain, he demonstrated its curative properties in human studies and developed methods for its mass production. Following World War II and the work of his research team in North Africa, penicillin came into widespread clinical use.

100. Mar 1 - Author Anniversaries aka Albert G McGREGOR 1835 John James PIATT 1835 Prof, Ebenezer PROUT 1837Howard (Thompson) Trueman 1837 William Dean HOWELLS 1838 Chief, http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/aa/mar1.htm

Author Anniversaries for Mar 1 If you find a person's date of birth or death on this page and want to find that person's date of death or birth, or other information, try looking them up in the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors pages. Born: nee nee HESSE 1904: Angela DU MAURIER 1905: Dorothie ( nee )de Bear BOBBE 1906: Allison CHANDLER 1907: Prof, Walter George MUELDER 1908: Denison KITCHEL 1909: (James) David (Graham) NIVEN 1909: Albert Gunter HESS 1909: Heiner HESSE 1910: Frederic Edward MOHS 1910: Prof, Archer John Porter MARTIN 1911: (Joseph) Harry(=Henry) PRESTON 1911: Harry GOLOMBEK 1911: Prof, Paul Murray KENDALL 1912: Cardinal, Gerald Emmett CARTER 1913: Helmut (Erich Robert) GERNSHEIM 1914: I Bernard COHEN 1914: Prof, Ralph (Waldo) ELLISON 1915: Gerard PIEL 1915: Prof, Robert ERNST 1917: David DUNHILL 1917: Fadwa (Hafez) TUQAN / TOUKAN 1917: Prof, Martha (Beatrice) ( nee )Kendrick COBB 1917: Robert (Traill Spence) LOWELL, Jr 1917: Tom KEATING 1919: Alden (G) BARBER 1919: Brig, Jock(=John Robert Edward) HAMILTON-BAILLIE, aka H B 1920: Michael (Meredith) SWANN, (life) Baron SWANN 1920: Prof, Howard (Stanley) NEMEROV 1921: Sir, Michael (Robert Emanuel) KERR 1922: Dolores Teresa SOROUR, Mrs MOGGRIDGE (ps: Jackie MOGGRIDGE) 1922: William M GAINES 1922: Yitzhak RABIN 1923: Prof, James LISTER 1924: Deke(=Donald Kent) SLAYTON 1926: Erik BYE 1927: Prof, George Ogden ABELL 1927: Thomas Jaffray McNAIR 1931: Preble STOLZ 1931: Ricard Morre RIVE 1936: Shirley (Bernice) ( nee )Politer GLASS 1938: Msgr, Philip J MURNION 1942: Prof, Colin (Roy) BELL 1946: Richard Alan YOUNG

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