61. Land Records At TGS Library williams, betty Harvey; Bates Co., MO Swamp Land Sales, 18541855.; 1977; williams, betty Harvey; Index to French and Spanish Land Grants Recorded in http://www.tgstopeka.org/landrecs.html

LAND RECORDS AND MAPS Holdings of the TGS LIBRARY relating to Land Records and Maps as of March 2003 Books, Microfilms, Periodicals, Cassette Tapes, Maps, CD Roms are categorized by location. and genealogical items first, followed by items sorted as international, United States and individual states. Spaces separate the data fields which are printed in the following order: Author, Title with Description, Year Printed*, Acquisition Code*, Acquisition Type if Not a Book*, and Library Call Number. * n.d.=no print date. A=anonymous, G=gift, M=memorial, P=purchase, R=review, T=trade. CD-=CD-Rom, C-tape=cassette tape, M-fiche=microfiche, M-film=microfilm, T-#=tape, Video=videotape; PAM=pamphlet file, REF=reference, OS=oversized Return to: MISCELLANEOUS/GENERAL Genealogical Institute; The 'Foreign Pedigree'. Contains maps of the U.S. showing where the foreign immigrant lived and where the holdings are with addresses, for all nationalities.; 1974; 929.1 Kirkham, E. Kay; Land Records of America and Their Genealogical Value: Military Records of America: Census Records of American and Handwriting of Early America.; 1972; 929.1

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64. Peace Jam - One Person Really Can Make A Difference Curriculum for PeaceJam with betty williams Chapter 4 A Case Study of a Peacemaker betty williams; Chapter 5 A Case Study of the Struggle For Peace http://www.peacejam.org/pages/laureates_betty/laureates_betty.htm

Home Recent News About the Nobel Laureates Photos ... Shirin Ebadi Curriculum for PeaceJam with Betty Williams Intro: The PeaceJam Youth Dialogue Series Unit 1: Peacemakers in Training Chapter 1: Understanding the Concept of Peace Chapter 2: Chapter 3: What Does It Mean to be a Peacemaker? Chapter 4: A Case Study of a Peacemaker Betty Williams Chapter 5: A Case Study of the Struggle For Peace In Northern Ireland Unit 2: Peacemakers in Action Chapter 1: Internships in Peacemaking Chapter 2: Tasks To Prepare for the Weekend Conference Interview with Betty Williams Heroines of the Nobel Peace Prize Speech to the 48th Annual DPI/NGO Betty visits Bill Clintonan essay ... Betty Williams' Speech to the People's Assembly at the Annual Peace March from Perugio to Assiss One person really can make a difference

65. Williams College Department Of Psychology | Faculty Contact Information. Office BSC 309 (413597-2446); Lab MSL 027 (413-597-3229); E-mail betty.Zimmerberg@williams.edu http://www.williams.edu/Psychology/Faculty/Zimmerberg/zimmerberg.html

Betty Zimmerberg Chair, Neuroscience Program Professor of Psychology Education B.A., Harvard University, 1971 Ph.D., City University of New York, 1976 Postdoc, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine Contact Information Office: BSC 309 (413-597-2446) Lab: MSL 027 (413-597-3229) E-mail: Betty.Zimmerberg@williams.edu Multimedia Neuroscience Education Project NSF-funded website for learning about Synaptic Transmission and Neurotransmitters Courses Taught NSCI 201 : Introduction to Neuroscience Psychology 312, Drugs and Behavior Psychology 201, Experimentation and Statistics Neuroscience 401, Senior Seminar in Neuroscience Psychology 101 Honors Students Kristin Sageser Rosemary Eseh Research Interests Developmental Psychpharmacology Our work centers on the early development of the brain, and the way that adverse events (alcohol, drugs, stress) during pregnancy or in the early stages of life may alter this normal development leading to behavioral dysfunctions Selected Publications Behavioral Brain Research Psychopharmacology Physiology and Behavior Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior

66. Westborough Area, Framingham To Worcester And Beyond betty Custer The Custer Group Keller williams Realty 276 Turnpike Road Suite 221 Westborough MA 01581 Office Phone 508871-7141 Fax 508-389-9922 http://www.bettycuster.com/

Betty Custer "The Custer Group" Keller Williams Realty 276 Turnpike Road Suite #221 Westborough MA 01581 Office Phone: 508-871-7141 Fax: 508-389-9922 Home Office: 508-485-7491 E-Mail: BDCuster@AOL.com SAMPLE REPORT 12 Ways to Lower Your Homeowners Insurance Costs Insurance is an extremely competitive business and the price you pay for your homeowners insurance can vary by hundreds of dollars, depending on the insurance company from whom you buy your policy. FREE REPORTS Avoiding Home Equity Scams You could lose your home and your money if you borrow from unscrupulous lenders who offer you a high-cost loan based on the equity you have in your home. The Federal Trade Commission cautions all homeowners to be on the lookout for: Thinking About a Home Improvement? Don´t Get Nailed If you are thinking about making improvements to your home, selecting a contractor is the first and most important step in the process. The following tips and checklist to help you along. 7  Common Mistakes Sellers Make Making just one mistake can cost you thousands of dollars when you sell your home. Learn how to avoid these common mistakes and make thousands of extra dollars when selling your home. 9 Ways To Save Money When You Buy Your House Knowledge is money. You can save thousand of dollars when you buy a house. You could also lose thousands of dollars if you do not know the right way to purchase.

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68. Betty Williams by betty williams Nobel Peace Prize 1976. December 11, 1977 at Oslo City Hall, Oslo, Norway. I stand here today with a sense of humility, a sense of history http://gos.sbc.edu/w/bwilliams.html

THE NOBEL FOUNDATION Nobel Lecture by Betty Williams Nobel Peace Prize 1976 December 11, 1977 at Oslo City Hall, Oslo, Norway I stand here today with a sense of humility, a sense of history, and a sense of honour. I also stand here in the name of courage to give name to a challenge. I feel humble in officially receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, because so many people have been involved in the campaign that drew such attention to our leadership that an award like this could justifiably be made. Mairead Corrigan and I may take some satisfaction with us all the days of our lives that we did make that initial call, a call which unlocked the massive desire for peace within the hearts of the Northern Irish people, and as we so soon discovered, in the hearts of people around the world not least in Norway, the generosity of whose people to our cause is the main reason for our current ability to expand our campaign. But unlocking the desire for peace would never have been enough. All the energy, all the determination to express an overwhelming demand for an end to the sickening cycle of useless violence would have reverberated briefly and despairingly among the people, as had happened so many times before if we had not organised ourselves to use that energy and that determination positively, once and for all. So in that first week Mairead Corrigan, Ciaran McKeown and I founded the Movement of the Peace People, in order to give real leadership and direction to the desire which we were certain was there, deep within the hearts of the vast majority of the people, and deep even within the hearts of those who felt, perhaps still do, feel obliged, to oppose us in public.

69. Race Matters - Betty Williams Says Protect The Innocents Race Matters is intended to encourage and provide inspiration and tools for racial reconciliation, seeking divergent viewpoints and providing evaluation. http://www.racematters.org/bwilliamsprotectinnocents.htm

SiteMap To search, type one or more key words below. Search RaceMatters.org Search the web. Page Bottom Betty Williams Says Protect The Innocents Peace prize winner: Protect the innocents By Nicole Sterghos Brochu Sun-Sentinel September 16, 2001 WEST PALM BEACH When Betty Williams learned of Tuesday's terrorist attacks, her first reaction was, "Nuke 'em!" And this from a Nobel Peace Prize winner. "I'm not going to lie to you and tell you I haven't been feeling very violent this week," Williams told about 200 South Florida high school students gathered for an annual student council meeting in West Palm Beach on Saturday. Williams, who won the 1976 peace prize for efforts to end strife in Northern Ireland, said it was natural, even human, to want to avenge Tuesday's devastating bloodshed. Even so, she said, America must avoid meting out punishment that may harm innocent people. "We have to remember that when the first bomb is dropped [in retaliation], there will be young people like you underneath it. Innocents," she said, her voice thick with an Irish brogue. "There has to be a reaction to this. There's no way around it. Let's hope we respond in a way that will not perpetrate on others what we have suffered."

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71. Buttonwood Farm Betty Williams You are entering Buttonwood Farm Winery and our sweet corner of cyber heaven. http://www.buttonwoodwinery.com/betty.html

On November 30th, 2003 Buttonwood's founder, Betty Williams, turned eighty-five years old. We thought we would slightly part the veil of privacy that Betty lives behind and give you a glimpse of this wonderful woman. On a recent visit to Buttonwood Farm, you might have seen her walking through the fields adjacent to the tasting room. She's a striking figure: tall and straight, hat on head, walking stick in hand. Or perhaps you've exchanged a word or two with her as she works her magic with flowers and greenery in the tasting room. Then again, maybe you've never caught a glimpse or stopped to chat with her at all. But if you've been to Buttonwood, you've certainly felt her presence because Buttonwood is very much Betty Williams' home and represents the fulfillment of her lifelong pursuits and dreams. Although it's a comfortable fit, Buttonwood hasn't always been Betty's home. If you detect the remnants of a drawl in her voice, you’re sensing her Louisiana heritage. Betty's youthful days were flavored with a Southern pace of life, local politics dominated by Huey Long, and two strong individuals as parents. Miss Delphine, Betty's mother, was a creative and enterprising woman. Her creativity found expression through gardening, gourmet cooking (see "Miss Delphine's Cook Book" in our tasting room), interior design, renovating buildings in the Audubon District of New Orleans, and being a consummate hostess. Betty's father encouraged her to think for herself and never questioned the idea that her achievements wouldn't match her abilities. He also stressed the importance of social and environmental responsibility and supported her participation in the family business.

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Genealogy Data Page 121 (Family Pages) For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page HESS, Diana Gay Gender: Female Family: Spouse: EOFF, John Dexter Gender: Male Parents: Father: EOFF, James Dexter Sr. Mother: JONES, Robbie D Children: EOFF, Jim EOFF, Benjamin Dexter EOFF, Jonathan Samuel EOFF, Linann Gender: Female FETTERS-EOFF, Carol Anna EOFF, Peggy Sue Gender: Female Back to Main Page GILCHRIST, Judy Gail Gender: Female Family: Spouse: EOFF, Jim Gender: Male Parents: Father: EOFF, John Dexter Mother: HESS, Diana Gay Children: EOFF, Jeffrey Scott Gender: Male EOFF, Benjamin Douglas Gender: Male Back to Main Page JOHNSON, Leisa Kim Gender: Female Family: Spouse: EOFF, Benjamin Dexter Gender: Male Parents: Father: EOFF, John Dexter Mother: HESS, Diana Gay Children: EOFF, Megan Briann Gender: Female EOFF, Mallory Brooke Gender: Female EOFF, Lindsay Michelle Gender: Female EOFF, Lauren McKenzie Gender: Female Back to Main Page BRITT, Kimberley Ann Birth: 30 APR 1959 Death: 28 DEC 1983 Camp Verde, Kerr Co., TX

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Genealogy Data Page 129 (Notes Pages) For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. HOWARD, Scot (b. ?, d. ?) Reference: Jerry Len Eoff Back to Main Page MIDDLETON, Randy (b. ?, d. ?) Reference: Jerry Len Eoff Back to Main Page HOWARD, Mystique Daun (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page MIDDLETON, Robert James (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page EOFF, Peggy Sue (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page EOFF, Jerry Len (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page FRY, Shirley Lalla (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page JAMES, Florence Annie (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page BIRD, Shell T. (b. ?, d. ?) Reference: Jerry Len Eoff Back to Main Page BIRD, Dorris Annie (b. ?, d. ?) Note: still living - details excluded Back to Main Page BIRD, Fannie May (b. JUL 1911, d. 2 JAN 1994) Reference: Jerry Len Eoff Back to Main Page WILLIAMS, J. B.

74. United States V. Paul Crawford betty Pryor, Cynthia Walker, Shirley Gary, Vanessa williams, betty Brown, and Robin Payne are aggrieved persons as defined in 42 USC § 3602(i) and have http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/housing/documents/crawfordcomp.htm

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO EASTERN DIVISION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff v. PAUL F. CRAWFORD and CRAWFORD LUMBER CO., INC. Defendants. COMPLAINT The United States of America alleges: et seq 3. Defendant Paul Crawford is a resident of Akron in the Northern District of Ohio. Mr. Crawford is the manager of numerous rental properties in the Akron, Ohio area, and has acted in that capacity for the rental properties at issue in this case at all relevant times. At all relevant times, Mr. Crawford has also been president and shareholder of defendant Crawford Lumber Co., Inc. 4. Defendant Crawford Lumber Co., Inc., a domestic corporation located in the Northern District of Ohio at 1439 Kenmore Blvd., Akron, Ohio 44314, owns most or all of the rental properties at issue in this case. et seq ., by discriminating against persons on the basis of sex in connection with the rental of dwellings, including those located at 247 Ira Avenue, 909 Oregon Avenue, 1081 Florida Avenue, 2180 5th Street, 774 Krause Court, 1145 Kenmore Boulevard, and 1164 Victory Street, all in Akron, Ohio. 7. From at least 1995 through the present, defendant Paul Crawford has subjected many female tenants and prospective female tenants of the rental properties owned by defendant Crawford Lumber Company, including Betty Pryor, Cynthia Walker, Shirley Gary, Vanessa Williams, Betty Brown, and Robin Payne, to severe, pervasive, and unwelcome sexual harassment, including: multiple instances of unwanted verbal sexual advances; multiple instances of unwanted sexual touching; conditioning the terms and conditions of women's tenancy on the granting of sexual favors; and threatening and taking steps to evict or take other adverse action against female tenants and prospective tenants when they refused or objected to his sexual advances.

75. Aetna: 2003 African American History Calendar: Betty Smith Williams, DrPH, RN, F Leaders betty Smith williams, DrPH, RN, FAAN. African American Nurses betty Smith williams learned from her mother that she could make a difference by http://www.aetna.com/diversity/aahcalendar/2003/marchlead.html

Leaders The Mentor Betty Smith Williams, DrPH, RN, FAAN National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations Los Angeles, California Betty Smith Williams learned from her mother that she could make a difference by becoming actively involved. When Betty was growing up in South Bend, Ind., her mother was always active in social and civic organizations. "I saw very early on how activism and collectivism could impact change," she said. This early example inspired Betty to lead a life of involvement. In the late sixties, she cofounded the Council of Black Nurses in Los Angeles, and later became a founder and seventh president of the National Black Nurses Association. Today she is president of the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations, which addresses cultural diversity in the nursing profession and the health care status of Americans from diverse cultures. In 1957, Betty began her nursing journey in home health care and later in public health, before becoming a professor at UCLA, University of Colorado and California State University. "Because of my age and the times, I was by myself in a lot of things. I was the first black person to wear the cap of Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Case Western University. And I was the first black person to teach nursing in a California college or university," she said. That's why one of Betty's driving forces has been to promote racial diversity and to get African Americans involved in nursing leadership. She is a role model and mentor for nurses globally. "What satisfies me most is that through my work, and the work of my peers, we have stimulated others to find avenues in nursing," said the avid African art collector.

76. Aetna: African American History Calendar: 2003: Betty Smith Williams, Dr.P.H. R. betty Smith williams, Dr.PHRN, FAAN Profile. betty Smith williams learned from her mother that she could make a difference by becoming actively involved. http://www.aetna.com/foundation/aahcalendar/2003williams.html

Betty Smith Williams, Dr.P.H. R.N., F.A.A.N.: Profile Betty Smith Williams learned from her mother that she could make a difference by becoming actively involved. When Betty was growing up in South Bend, Ind., her mother was always active in social and civic organizations. "I saw very early on how activism and collectivism could impact change," she said. This early example inspired her to lead a life of involvement. In the late sixties, she co-founded the Council of Black Nurses in Los Angeles, and later became a founder and seventh president of the National Black Nurses Association. Today she is president of the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations, which addresses cultural diversity in the nursing profession and the health care status of Americans from diverse cultures. In 1957, Betty began her nursing journey in home health care and later in public health, before becoming a professor at UCLA, University of Colorado and California State University. "Because of my age and the times, I was by myself in a lot of things. I was the first black person to wear the cap of Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Case Western University. And I was the first black person to teach nursing in a California college or university," she said. That's why one of Betty's driving forces has been to promote racial diversity and to get African Americans involved in nursing leadership. She is a role model and mentor for nurses globally. "What satisfies me most is that through my work, and the work of my peers, we have stimulated others to find avenues in nursing," said the avid African art collector.

77. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's Pages - Betty Williams And Mairead Corrigan betty williams (left) and Mairead Corrigan (right) When Egil Aarvik, The movement was led by betty williams, a housewife who came upon the scene after http://www.dassk.org/contents.php?id=71

78. Quinnipiac University | Nobel Peace Prize Winner Betty Williams To Speak At Quin Quinnipiac University Hamden, Connecticut (203) 582-8200. http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x9989.xml

Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24 Home Press Release Archive March 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24 Quick Links Arnold Bernhard Library Athletics Blackboard Bookstore Calendar Center for Excellence Computer Help Desk Contact Us Course Finder Dean's List Directions to Campus E-mail Access Employment Opps. Intramurals Polling Institute QUDaily QU Online Recreation Site Map Student Handbook University Catalog University Directory Virtual Tour WebAdvisor Webcams Search Quinnipiac Contact: Frank Campailla, university writer (203) 582-8653 or Frank.Campailla@Quinnipiac.Edu 275 Mount Carmel Ave., Hamden, Conn. 06518 Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24 Hamden, Conn. Texas Gov. Ann Richards appointed Williams to the Texas Commission for Children and Youth in 1992. Williams also is chairwoman of the Institute for Asian Democracy in Washington, D.C., and serves on the Council of Honor for the United Nations University for Peace in Costa Rica. Williams recently returned from a Mission of Compassion for the Children of Iraq. Quinnipiac University SIFE students to help small-business owners market their businesses Harvard professor to discuss “Life in the Age of Risk Management” on April 15 Quinnipiac University professor to discuss “Immunobiology of Monilliformiasis” on March 24 Quinnipiac University to host film series in March about Irish history and comedy ... Roe v. Wade attorney Sarah Weddington to speak at the Quinnipiac University School of Law Center on March 30

79. Quinnipiac University | Nobel Peace Prize Winner Betty Williams To Speak March 2 spacer. Nobel Peace Prize recipient betty williams. Nobel Peace Prize winner betty williams will give a free lecture Giving the World s Children a Chance http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x9990.xml

Your Online Source for Quinnipiac News and Events Today is document.write(" " + lmonth + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year + " "); QU Home Page QUDaily Home Page More Headlines Athletics News ... Subscribe to QUDaily Get QUDaily Headlines Every Day! Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak March 24 March 23, 2004 Nobel Peace Prize recipient Betty Williams. Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams will give a free lecture " Giving the World's Children a Chance to Live," Texas Gov. Ann Richards appointed Williams to the Texas Commission for Children and Youth in 1992. Williams also is chairwoman of the Institute for Asian Democracy in Washington, D.C., and serves on the Council of Honor for the United Nations University for Peace in Costa Rica. Williams recently returned from a Mission of Compassion for the Children of Iraq. Quinnipiac University 275 Mount Carmel Ave. Hamden, CT 06518 (203) 582-8200 Admissions and Financial Aid: (800) 462-1944 For questions and comments, please click here. Quinnipiac University.

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Genealogy Data Back to Main Page WILLIAMS, James Rudolph Birth : 9 JUN 1924 Greenville CO, SC Death : MD Gender: Male Parents: Father: WILLIAMS, Jay Vance Mother: PATTON, Mettie Family: Children: WILLIAMS, Steve Gender: Male WILLIAMS, Terry Gender: Female Back to Main Page WILLIAMS, Raymond Gender: Male Parents: Father: WILLIAMS, Jay Vance Mother: PATTON, Mettie Family: Children: WILLIAMS, Debbie Gender: Female WILLIAMS, Donna Gender: Female WILLIAMS, Mark Gender: Male Back to Main Page MEDLIN, Willford Gender: Male Family: Spouse: WILLIAMS, Gladys Birth : Pickens CO, SC Death : Marietta, Greenville CO, SC Gender: Female Parents: Father: WILLIAMS, Lawrence B "Tint" Mother: EDENS, Artie Melbra Children: MEDLIN, Reba Lou Gender: Female Back to Main Page MAYFIELD, Wix Clinton Gender: Male Family: Spouse: WILLIAMS, Snowey Birth : Pickens CO, SC Death : Easley, Pickens CO, SC Gender: Female Parents: Father: WILLIAMS, Lawrence B "Tint" Mother: EDENS, Artie Melbra Children: MAYFIELD, Helen

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