81. Zina Diantha Huntington Jacobs Smith Young's Nauvoo Diary edward, Jr., their young brother, is mentioned. The huntington family itself islarge, with strong bonds unbroken by distance and religion. http://www.lds-mormon.com/zina.shtml

All Things Move in Order in the City The Nauvoo Diary of Zina Diantha Huntington Jacobs Edited by Maureen Ursenbach Beecher BYU Studies, Vol. 19, No. 3, p.285 At the time when Eliza Roxey Snow was at the peak of her effectiveness as a leader of the women of the Church in Utah, her closest associate, and eventual successor, was Zina Diantha Young. Both women were wives of Brigham Young, though of the two only Zina had borne a child by him. Both were native easterners, Zina having been born 31 January 1821 in Watertown, Ontario County, New York, seventeen years after Eliza was born in Becket, Massachusetts. Both had converted to Mormonism as young women and had come with their families, sometimes travelling together, in the hegira which concluded for them in the Great Basin. They shared the leadership of the Relief Society, almost from its rebirth as a Churchwide organization in 1867, but where the women thought of Eliza as the head, they considered Zina the heart of the association. From Eliza's death in 1887 until her own in 1901, Zina presided over the Relief Society worldwide. Married to Henry Bailey Jacobs in Nauvoo on 7 March 1841, Zina gave birth the following year to her first son, Zebulon William (she spells it Zebulun), and on the Chariton River as they crossed Iowa en route to Winter Quarters in 1846, to a second son, whom she named Henry Chariton. Her third child, a daughter born after Zina's marriage to Brigham Young, was Zina Presendia Young Card, later matriarch of the Mormon settlements in Canada. Zina Presendia's daughter Zina married Hugh B. Brown, apostle and counselor in the First Presidency until his death in 1975. Their daughter Zina Lydia, born in Canada but now residing in California, has two daughters, to one of whom she gave the traditional name. It is with that daughter that this present account begins.

82. SCIFI.COM | Crossing Over With John Edward Send your fan mail for John to PO Box 383, huntington, NY 11743. John edward isan internationally acclaimed psychic medium who can communicate with the http://www.scifi.com/johnedward/aboutjohn/

Crossing Over: The Stories Behind The Stories, published by Jodere Group. This biography of John begins where One Last Time left off and documents his life and career through the present day. Crossing Over is a biography that covers the last three years of John Edward's life, including his work on his smash-hit TV series. Buy it! In his first novel, John tells a story about one family and their way of dealing with life, love, and death over the generations. John draws upon his vast experience with individuals throughout the world - and their loved ones who have crossed over - to create a timeless tale that will touch the heart of anyone who reads it. Buy it! Buy it! Once you've finished with John's books, check out these other titles on his Recommended Reading list. Life Changes in a Moment Read a personal message from John Edward regarding the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Send your fan mail for John to: PO Box 383, Huntington, NY 11743 John Edward is an internationally acclaimed psychic medium who can communicate with the world beyond. Deeply compelling, often startling and even humorous, his honest and almost skeptical attitude regarding psychic phenomena has made the staunchest of skeptics take notice and listen. It has also earned him an enormous following from all walks of life and ages. His autobiography

83. Huntington Admin Jobs & Clerical Jobs On CareerBuilder.com Looking for huntington Admin Clerical jobs and other Admin Clerical jobs? At edward Jones, our formula for success has been to put our customers http://admin-clerical.careerbuilder.com/ac.ic/WestVirginia_Huntington/

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84. Send Mail To Julilax@accessvt.com With Questions Or Comments About huntington, VERMONT. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR. 4930 Main Road. huntington, Vermont 05462.Town Administrator edward Wildman. Assistant Laurel Sanborn http://huntingtonvt.org/Town Adm.htm

huntingtonvt.org* 4930 Main Road, Huntington, Vermont 05462 Home Animal Control July Calendar August Calendar ... Zoning HUNTINGTON, VERMONT TOWN ADMINISTRATOR 4930 Main Road Huntington, Vermont 05462 Town Administrator: Edward Wildman Assistant: Laurel Sanborn Phone/Fax: (802) 434-4779 Email: townhunt@accessvt.com Office Hours Monday - Friday 8 am - 4 pm Trucker Permit Application Send mail to julilax@accessvt.com with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: July 25, 2005 h u ntingtonvt.org is a website created and maintained by the Huntington, Vermont Town Clerk's Office Despite our efforts to be accurate, these pages must inevitably contain errors. We present this website to you with a good-faith representation that the information it contains is generally reliable, but we include in that representation a request that you contact us if you notice errors.

85. Fathers Network My Son, Edward There are not many places where my son, edward, feels comfortable. The yearthat edward was diagnosed with autism was also our first trip to huntington http://www.fathersnetwork.org/page.php?page=622

86. Family Database - Person Page 136 edward was born. He is the son of Henry Ringwood and Joan Ogden Ogxxviiia. May 2, 1592, Margaret huntington, dau. of Samuel huntington and http://alvyray.com/Family/dag/all-p/p136.htm

Person Page 136 Previous Page Next Page Henry Ringwood Jr (M) Pedigree Henry was born. He is the son of Henry Ringwood and Joan Ogden [Ogxxviiia] Edward Ringwood (M) Pedigree Edward was born. He is the son of Henry Ringwood and Joan Ogden [Ogxxviiia] John Ringwood (M) Pedigree John was born. He is the son of Henry Ringwood and Joan Ogden [Ogxxviiia] George Uvedale (M) George was born. He married Margery Miller Child of George Uvedale and Margery Miller Elizabeth Uvedale d. 1629 Citations ] W O Wheeler, , p10: "dau. of George Uvedale and Margery Miller, his wife, of Purbeck". Margery Miller (F) Margery was born. She married George Uvedale Child of Margery Miller and George Uvedale Elizabeth Uvedale d. 1629 Citations ] Unknown author, The Bellenfant Family (Bellefont, Bellenfaute, Ballanfant): Johnson, Sanders, Winn, McClaran, by Mrs. J A Wilkinson, 104 Bishop Street, Booneville, MS 38829, Mar 1981 ] W O Wheeler, , p10: "dau. of George Uvedale and Margery Miller, his wife, of Purbeck". Edmund Ogden [Ogxl] (M) Pedigree Edmund was born. He was the son of

87. Untitled Document 1399 The earldom and huntington passed to edward de Stafford, Earl of Buckingham.On July 21st 1403 he was slain at the Battle of Shrewsbury and possession http://www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/huntington.htm

Castles Home Castles A-Z by Parish Glossary SMR Database ... Sources Huntington Castle. SMR NO. 944 GRID REF: SO 2483 5385 On the Western border of the county 2.5 miles south west of Kington lies Huntington village. Approximately ¼ of a mile to the north of the church of St. Thomas Canterbury. The site can be accessed via 2 footpaths which run from opposite the Village Hall. Description of the site today. The motte is 40m across at the base and is to the SW of the oval shaped inner bailey. Apart from the West, where there is a steep scarp, a ditch with traces of an inner bank to the S and SE. The motte rises 10m above the bailey. The outer bailey is a crescent shaped enclosure with double scarping on the S side and a ditch to the North and East. The inner bailey is approached by a causeway on the East Side, and is enclosed by a curtain wall. Foundations survive on most of the circuit, 1 fragment on the west side of the motte stands 20ft high. Towards the North are remains of a tower with a rounded outer face, with part of the chamber adjoining the curtain wall on the East still in existence. There are traces of a window and 2 small recesses in the West wall. This tower appears to be of the 13 th century.

88. CHAPTER XI THE LIFE WORK OF EDWARD H. HARRIMAN The Railroad The fact was that edward H. Harriman, who for some years past had been a powerful huntington was a hard man to deal with. Himself one of the practical http://www.nubond.net/railroad/rb_chap11.html

89. Edward Giovannucci, Professor Of Nutrition And Epidemiology, Department Of Nutri edward Giovannucci, Professor of Nutrition and Epidemiology, Department of Nutrition, 655 huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Phone 617432-4648 http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/facres/gvncc.html

Edward Giovannucci Professor of Nutrition and Epidemiology Departments of Nutrition and Epidemiology Contact Information Department of Nutrition Building II Room 319 655 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Phone: 617-432-4648 Email: Other Affiliations Assistant Professor of Medicine, HMS Education M.D., 1984, University of Pittsburgh Sc.D., 1992, Harvard School of Public Health Research Interests Select Publications Giovannucci E, Rimm EB, Stampfer MJ, Colditz GA, Ascherio A, and Willett WC. Intake of fat, meat and fiber in relation to risk of colon cancer in men.

90. THE RED PLUME SERIES By EDWARD HUNTINGTON WILLIAMS By edward huntington Williams. Notes. Titles. More in series? RED PLUME illustrated by Morgan Stinemetz. 1925. Harper Brothers. http://unofficial.umkc.edu/crossonm/redplume.htm

THE RED PLUME SERIES By Edward Huntington Williams Notes Titles More in series? RED PLUME RED PLUME RETURNS Source: WorldCat Holdings Mary Crosson's "Plain Jane" Series Listings Main Page

91. Pheasant Hunts Scaled Back At J. Edward Roush Lake (Huntington Reservoir) Pheasant hunts scaled back at J. edward Roush Lake (huntington Reservoir).This summer’s heavy rains will squeeze puttake pheasant hunting at Roush Lake. http://www.outdoorcentral.com/mc/pr/03/10/03a2.asp

Any Comments, Questions, or Suggestions? Email The ODC Staff Send This Page To A Friend! Enter Their Email Address Below NOT A SEARCH! Contact : Jeff Reed Phone Email dnrnews@dnr.state.in.us Pheasant hunts scaled back at J. Edward Roush Lake (Huntington Reservoir) This summer’s heavy rains will squeeze put-take pheasant hunting at Roush Lake. The "put-take" pheasant hunts scheduled to start Nov.22 will be cut back for daily participation. The number of hunters allowed in the field each day will be lessened. Previous years a maximum of 250 people per day was allowed. This year the maximum will be 190. Habitat loss at the lake was severe this year. Floodwaters reached 51 feet and nearly destroyed all wildlife plantings in low areas. Areas where nothing survived will be replanted in future years. Roush Lake staff estimate it may take 5 to 10 years to reach the earlier level of vegetation. Hunters who usually visit Roush Lake are encouraged to participate at other properties that host put-take pheasant hunts. For more information on alternate sites, see the 2003-2004 DNR Hunting Guide. Click Here To Return To The Previous Page Home Media Center Message Board FREE Classifieds ... Become An Outdoor Central.com Link Partner

92. Huntington Family Genealogy Forum edward huntington 1886 William huntington 10/04/02. Re edward huntington 1886 -Chuck huntington 11/19/02. Re edward huntington 1886 - anne histed 9/11/ http://genforum.genealogy.com/huntington/

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames : Huntington Family Genealogy Forum This forum serves all obvious variations Huntington Family Genealogy Forum Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 528 Messages Posted Jump to # Next Page Page Listings All Messages Annie HUNTINGTON 1763 - 1846 wife of William MARSH Douglas E. Goodman Huntington/Pettigrew, Black Brook Clinton co, NY Mary Sederlin HUNTINGTON FAMILY LINE Diane Huntington - Paniagua Re: HUNTINGTON FAMILY LINE Dixie Cutler HUNTINGTON FAMILY LINE Diane Huntington - Paniagua HUNTINGTON, Lydia married BURNS, Francis 1821 Clarice Olson Re: HUNTINGTON, Lydia married BURNS, Francis 1821 Chuck Huntington Re: HUNTINGTON, Lydia married BURNS, Francis 1821 Clarice Olson Thomas Dunlap Huntington lovejoy patterson Re: Thomas Dunlap Huntington Chuck Huntington Re: Thomas Dunlap Huntington lovejoy patterson John Huntington 1766 of Garstang, Lancashire sheila winkelspecht Re: John Huntington 1766 of Garstang, Lancashire

93. Huntington Library Transfers Native Indian Book Collection To Cornell By Noah Fo edward Morgan, the president of huntington Library, was all smiles signing overthe official documents to give ownership to Cornell. http://www.bxtimes.com/news/2004/0624/Front_Page/029.html

Bronx, NY For local news delivered via email enter address here: News Police Blotter Community Calendar Letters School News ... Contact Us Advertising Shopping Page Save My Card Classified Order Display Advertising Info ... Subscription Order Search Archive Bronx Times Reporter, Inc. All Rights Reserve E-Mail Us Newspaper web site content management software and services Throggs Neck Front Page June 24, 2004 Huntington Library transfers Native Indian book collection to Cornell by Noah Fowle Mary Davis (r.), a former librarian, discusses some of the finer points of the Huntington Library's American Indian Collection with Edward Morgan (c.), the president of the library, and Sarah Thomas, a librarian from Cornell University. - PHOTO BY WALTER POFELDT/NF Hoping to once again involve itself with surrounding neighborhoods, the Bronx Huntington Library gave up control of its historic Native American Collection to Cornell University on Tuesday, June 15. The 40,000-piece collection, for which the Ivy League school paid $2.5 million, was at the center of a drawn-out, expensive 15-year court battle between the Huntington Library and the Washington, D.C.-based Smithsonian Institution, which claimed ownership. Moving the collection to Cornell’s campus in Ithaca, N.Y., ensures that the collection will stay in New York State. Furthermore, Cornell’s access to digital technology will allow it to put the collection online and make it more accessible than ever before. Valued at more than $8.2 million, the collection includes rare manuscripts, paintings from the 1800s, Edward Curtis’ turn-of-the-century photographs of American Indian culture, a 300-year-old bible, a 400-year-old dictionary, a catechism written by an Incan and many more in-depth works on Native Americans.

94. THE ROMANCE READER Reviews: The Lieutenant's Lady By Kate Huntington Kate huntington follows up her stunning debut from last spring, edward triesto wade through the mess, then is called away to fight on the Continent. http://www.theromancereader.com/huntington-lieutenant.html

The Captain's Courtship The Lieutenant's Lady by Kate Huntington (Zebra Regency, $4.99, G) ISBN 0-821-76420-9 Kate Huntington follows up her stunning debut from last spring, The Captain's Courtship , with an equally delightful spinoff. The Lieutenant's Lady offers a solid romance and a heroine with some spice and backbone. A good read is virtually guaranteed. Lydia Whittaker has spent the last few years helping keep her family fed and clothed in their Yorkshire home. The second eldest of five girls, Lydia is the one with the head for practical matters, a useful talent since the death of her gambling, drinking father. Eldest sister Vanessa has just made a brilliant marriage to Alexander Logan, Lord Blakely and heir to an earldom. Hard on the heels of this triumph comes word that the Whittaker ladies are about to be evicted from their home by Uncle Henry, rightful owner. Now that Vanessa has married Alexander, let him take care of the Whittakers. Uncle Henry wants the house for his own son, Edward. Lydia hides her distress beneath a façade of determined cheerfulness, and packs her mother and sisters off to Brighton with Alex and Vanessa while she stays behind to close up the house and await Uncle Henry. When he arrives, Edward in tow, Henry doesn't recognize Lydia and mistakes her for a servant:

95. The Political Graveyard: Huntington County, Ind. huntington James B. Kenner 1910 Samuel E. Cook 1946 J. edward Roush 2004 as J. edward Roush — of huntington, huntington County, Ind. Born in Barnsdall, http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/IN/HU.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Huntington County Indiana Named for Samuel Huntington (1731-1796) Huntington County information: Population: Land area square miles. County seat: Huntington Huntington County official web site Capital Impact: Huntington County officials, addresses, and political, economic, education data Fedstats/Mapstats: Huntington County data on agriculture, population, immigration, business, crime, environment Huntington County INGenWeb page genealogical, historical information and queries (if this link doesn't work, find the new one through the USGenWeb national site Huntington County page at Interment.Net (Cemetery Records Online). Neighboring areas: North: Whitley County Northeast: Allen County Southeast: Wells County Southwest: Grant County West: Wabash County The Political Graveyard: Politicians who were born in Huntington County Politicians who lived in Huntington County Politicians who died in Huntington County Cemeteries and Memorial Sites of Politicians in Huntington 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

96. Stories, Listed By Author huntington, edward (chron.) * The Pride of the Camp, (ss) The Captain Feb 1911.huntington, ELLSWORTH, Ph.D. (chron.) * The Greenest of Deserts, http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s703.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents HOYT, NANCY (chron.) Buttered Parsnips, (ss) Jun 1928 HOYT, (Edwin) PALMER (1897-1979); Journalist, writer, editor, publisher. Born in Roseville, Illinois; died in Denver, Colorado. (chron.) The Bull Cook, (ss) Ace-High Magazine May 1928 The Fargo Kid, (ss) West Nov 13 1929 A Glass-Eyed Cupid, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Feb #1 1931 Leather Bullets, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Mar #1 1930 Manila - At Then Paces, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Aug 28 1931 Troubled Waters, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Mar 13 1931 The Uninvited Guess, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Apr 1932 The Weigh of All Flesh, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jun #2 1929 Wolf, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Jun 3 1929 Thrilling Western Magazine Fll 1970 HOYT, SARAH (Marques de) A(lmeida) (chron.) Wings, (ss) Paradox Aut 2003 HOYT, STEPHEN J. (chron.) Cavalcade Oct 1961 HOYT, VANCE (chron.) Bassaris, (ss) Blue Book Jun 1950 HOYT, WAITE _, narr. * Why the American League Wins (with Stanley Frank ), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 2 1938 HOYT, WILLIAM (chron.)

97. Huntington, Vermont, New England, USA Named New huntington in the grant, which listed edward Burling and 65 others,including a number of Ferrises, for whom Ferrisburgh is named. http://www.virtualvermont.com/towns/huntington.html

Huntington Contents: About Huntington Activities Points of Interest Contact Info ... Businesses/Services Moonrise over Camel's Hump -Photo by Jeffrey J. Vannart- If you have any comments about this page, please let us know Residents : You are encouraged to participate in this page. Tell us about your town! About Huntington Top Chittenden County Chartered: June 7, 1763 ( New Hampshire Grant Area: 24,539 Acres / 38.34 Square Miles [ 160* ] Coordinates (Geographic Center) Altitude ASL: 623 feet Population (US Census, 2000) Population Density (persons per square mile) Tax Rate: Equalized Value: *Area, Population and Density rankings above refer to Huntington's relative position among Vermont's 255 civic entities (9 cities, 242 towns, 4 gores and grants). Complete rankings are here Named New Huntington in the grant, which listed Edward Burling and 65 others, including a number of Ferrises, for whom Ferrisburgh is named. The town is named for three members of the Hunt family among the grantees: Josiah, Charles and Marmaduke. The "New" was dropped by Legislative action in 1795. The first town's Post Office was established in 1827 as Hunting d on, and it took fifteen years of protests from townspeople to get the spelling corrected.

98. Short Papers Archive 1995: Clash Of Civilizations? Edward Said's Response edward Said s primary focus in Culture and Imperialism was the fault withHuntington s simplification of the relationships between cultures. In edward http://www.la.utexas.edu/chenry/civil/archives95/csspapers/0004.html

Clash of Civilizations? Edward Said's Response extra student rdm9298@jeeves.la.utexas.edu Mon, 25 Sep 1995 11:32:31 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Ian A. Jorgeson: "Re: Clash of Civilizations? Edward Said's Response" Previous message: Adrian Johnston: "Said's Possible Reading of Huntington" Next in thread: Ian A. Jorgeson: "Re: Clash of Civilizations? Edward Said's Response" Edward Said's primary focus in "Culture and Imperialism" was the effect that imperialism has had on the the culture of all nations involved. He feels that imperialism has had as much effect on the West as it has had on the countries controlled by the West. Thus, he sees throughout history an intertwined set of relationships between all nations which is impossible to ignore. Huntington seems to ignore these relationships and sees civilizations as starkly separated from each. In his world, civilizations may effect each other externally, but internally they are whole, impenetrable and unchanging. Said may not disagree with the premise that post cold war conflicts will occur between civilisations, but he will find

99. Heywood Genealogy - Edward Gay Mason The family of edward Gay Mason and Julia Maria Starkweather. EDITH HUNTINGTONMASON, born July 20, 1881 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. http://www.heywoods.info/m/EMason01.html

EDWARD GAY MASON Born August 23, 1839 in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut. His father was ROSWELL MASON Graduated from Yale College in 1860. Married JULIA MARIA STARKWEATHER on December 25, 1867 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Died December 18, 1898 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. CHILDREN HENRY EAGER MASON , born October 13, 1868 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Married MARGARET DALTON KERFOOT in October, 1892 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. EDWARD HOPKINS MASON , born January 16, 1870 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois; died in December, 1928. ROSWELL B. MASON , born February 24, 1873 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Married JANET STEBBINS WARREN HUNTINGTON MASON , born March 19, 1875 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. MAURICE MASON , born in 1877 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. NORMAN MASON , born in 1879 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. ETHEL MARY MASON , born January 16, 1880 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. EDITH HUNTINGTON MASON , born July 20, 1881 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. MARGARET MASON , born in 1883 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

100. EMedicine - Huntington Chorea : Article By J Stephen Huff, MD huntington Chorea huntington disease (HD), also known as huntington chorea (HC),is an inherited disease characterized by choreiform movements and http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/topic254.htm

(advertisement) Home Specialties Resource Centers CME ... Patient Education Articles Images CME Patient Education Advanced Search Consumer Health Link to this site Back to: eMedicine Specialties Emergency Medicine Neurology Huntington Chorea Last Updated: March 9, 2005 Rate this Article Email to a Colleague Synonyms and related keywords: Huntington disease Huntington's disease HD Huntington's chorea ... huntington , progressive neurological disorder, irritability, moodiness antisocial behavior piano-playing motion of fingers facial grimaces ... choreoathetoid movements , weight loss, behavioral problems, depression dementia seizures movement disorder ... facial twitching , twitching and writhing of distal extremities, fast eye movements, saccades dystonia impaired cognitive abilities AUTHOR INFORMATION Section 1 of 11 Author Information Introduction Clinical Differentials ... Bibliography Author: J Stephen Huff, MD , Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Neurology, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Virginia Health System J Stephen Huff, MD, is a member of the following medical societies:

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