41. Sir William Johnson District Of Twin Rivers Council, B.S.A. Event and contact information. http://www.twinriverscouncilbsa.org/districts/swjd/index.html

Sir William Johnson District Twin Rivers Council Boy Scouts of America District Chair John Jablonski E-mail District Commissioner Peter Kuhner E-mail District Executive Tom Blackmon E-mail Sir William Johnson District encompasses Fulton, Hamilton and Montgomery counties of New York State. Our District serves approximately 50 Crews, Packs, Posts and Troops. We have a satellite office in Gloversville, N.Y., 725-3466. Our council, Twin Rivers Council, is located in Albany, N.Y. (518)869-6436. Within our District we have 1200+ acres on Bleecker Mountain- Woodworth Lake Scout Reservation- for the Scouts of all ages to enjoy! Camp Woodworth is open year round for Scouting activities! (518)725-6221 District meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm. Roundtable meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Locations for the June and August sessions are held at Camp Woodworth, September thru May are held at the District office. CALENDAR COMMISSIONER COMMITTEE EVENTS ... TRC

42. William Henry Johnson Dedicated to telling the story of the Underground Railroad (UGR) in the New York State Capital Region. http://www.ugrworkshop.com/wjohnson.htm

William Henry Johnson William Henry Johnson was born near Alexandria Virginia of free parents in 1833. He was a notable Abolitionist and crusader for the rights of African Americans. After a career including the underground railroad, organizing volunteers for the Union Army, political and social activism, he put together an autobiography. A copy of his autobiography are in the Pruyn Room of the Albany Public Library and in the New York State Library Archives. Johnson left home in Virginia at the age of twelve to travel to Philadelphia where he learned the hair dresser trade. He came to Albany in 1851 where he immediately became involved in the underground railroad. He assisted Stephen Meyers in the work he was pursuing. He returned to Philadelphia in 1855 where he continued his work as an abolitionist and activist with the underground railroad. He became involved in the Banneker Literary Institute and other organizations where he could write and speak against slavery. The work he was doing with fugitive slaves forced him to flee Philadelphia in 1859. When the Civil War began he joined a Connecticut unit and participated in the Battle of Bull Run, Roanoke and Newberne. Johnson returned to Albany in 1864 where he began an involvement in local and state politics. He was a member of the NYS Equal Rights Committee and became its chairman from 1866-73. He drafted an amendment to the military code of NYS striking the word "white" from the document. This change was accepted in 1872. He drafted Civil Rights legislation that became law in 1867 and assisted in abolishing the property clause in the constitution that prevented many Blacks from voting. William Henry Johnson crusaded for and won in 1891 a bill that ended discrimination against African Americans in the insurance industry.

43. Stonum Researching the family of Elijah Moore, a native of North Carolina and early settler in Tunnel Hill, johnson County, Illinois. Elijah's son, william Gardner Moore Snr, married Mary Elizabeth Stonum. http://members.tripod.com/Babogs/marystonummoore.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Murderball Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next We research all relationships to the family of Elijah Moore, a native of North Carolina who was an early settler in Tunnel Hill, Johnson County, Illinois. His son, William Gardner Moore, Sr. married Mary Elizabeth Stonum. Our ancestor was descended from the early Colonial William Stonum family of Northumberland County and North Farnum Parish of Virginia. Through her ancestors, Mary's family tree extends back to Edward Longshanks or Edward I - King of England. From his ancestry, she is descended from all the Royal family lines of Europe back to the Viking Kings of the first centrury. Mary Elizabeth Stonum married William Gardner Moore, and became the matriarch of a large and colorful family with thousands of descendants living in 42 of the United States and more scattered abroad. The names of her children in order of their birth were: Martha Ann Minerva Moore Simmons; Isabelle Prudy "Belle" Moore Lenon; Nellie Albana Moore Webb; Charles Edward Moore; James Monroe Moore; David Cullen Moore; A. L. Moore; twins William Granville Moore and Nancy Jane Moore Jackson Carter; Lloyd Coleman Moore (Reverend); and Isaac Levi Moore. Please contact us with any new information on our research. Should you choose to use these findings, please credit Robert McGrew, Patricia Moore Hoy, and Lynn Moore Callaly as the researchers. Happy reading, and we hope you solve a mystery today!

44. From Revolution To Reconstruction: Biographies: William Samuel Johnson USAproject, biographies-area, biographical data of william Samuel johnson (1727-1819) http://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/B/wsjohnson/johnson.htm

FRtR Biographies William Samuel Johnson A Biography of William Samuel Johnson (1727-1819) Quote William Samuel Johnson was the son of Samuel Johnson, the first president of King's College (later Columbia College and University). William was born at Stratford, CT, in 1727. His father, who was a well-known Anglican clergyman-philosopher, prepared him for college and he graduated from Yale in 1744. About 3 years later he won a master of arts degree from the same institution and an honorary master's from Harvard. Resisting his father's wish that he become a minister, Johnson embraced law insteadlargely by educating himself and without benefit of formal training. After admittance to the bar, he launched a practice in Stratford, representing clients from nearby New York State as well as Connecticut, and before long he established business connections with various mercantile houses in New York City. In 1749, adding to his already substantial wealth, he married Anne Beach, daughter of a local businessman. The couple was to have five daughters and six sons, but many of them died at an early age. Johnson did not shirk the civic responsibilities of one of his station. In the 1750s he began his public career as a Connecticut militia officer. In 1761 and 1765 he served in the lower house of the colonial assembly. In 1766 and 1771 he was elected to the upper house. At the time of the Revolution, Johnson was disturbed by conflicting loyalties. Although he attended the

45. William Blake An artist mainly employed by the radical bookseller, Joseph johnson. Blake developed an attitude of revolt against authority, combining political belief and visionary ecstasy. (17571827) http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRblake.htm

William Blake Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email William Blake, the son of a draper from Westminster , was born on 28th November, 1757. At the age of eleven Blake entered Par's Drawing School in the strand. Three years later he was indentured as an apprentice to James Basire, engraver to the Royal Society of Antiquaries. After marrying Catherine Boucher on 18th August 1782, Blake became a freelance engraver. His main employer was the radical bookseller, Joseph Johnson , and publisher of works by Mary Wollstonecraft and William Godwin . Johnson, who been involved in establishing London's first Unitarian Chapel in 1774, also influenced Blake's religious views. In 1784 Blake opened a print shop with James Parker at 27 Broad Street. The business was unsuccessful and by 1786 he was back working for Joseph Johnson . The following year Johnson introduced Blake to the radical circle of Mary Wollstonecraft William Godwin Joseph Priestley and Thomas Paine Blake began to experiment with a new method of engraving. The first of his illuminate

46. AUTEURS william johnson G M 5.12.2002 There s no account taken of the Supreme Court s analysis of william johnson THE GLOBE AND MAIL Thursday, November 14, 2002 http://www.vigile.net/auteurs/j/johnsonw.html

JOHNSON William "Dès qu'ils prennent le micro ou la plume, certains ont le don de rendre leurs propos aussi corrosifs que le vitriol. Leur discours enflamme les passions, provoque des réactions très vives. Ils font tantôt appel à la raison, tantôt aux sentiments, tantôt aux instincts. Ils ne répugnent pas à flatter, à provoquer; quand ils ne peuvent convaincre, ils sèment la zizanie en réveillant de vieilles rancoeurs. M. Johnson, un résidant de Gatineau, est de ceux-là." Murray Maltais Hey Tories, what about the elephant? Flipping out over the flag flap It's war!: Landry on cloud nine ... O what wimps we Canadians be WILLIAM JOHNSON THE GLOBE AND MAIL Thursday, November 14, 2002 The yahoos who shamed Canada Turning a blind eye to treason Mr. Dion's bilingual flapdoodle When it comes to Quebec, down with Joe Clarkism ... Warning: Separatism is not dead This subversive act is now before the courts, attacked by lawyer Brent Tyler and the Equality Party. The Quebec government has moved to have the challenge thrown out of court. It will take years and a fortune before the suit reaches the Supreme Court of Canada. Prime Minister Jean Chrétien could strike a decisive blow for Canadian unity, complete the work of his Clarity Act and put an end once and for all to the uncertainty and the threat of secession. He could refer Bill 99 to the Supreme Court for a final judgment on four decades of dangerous illusion.

47. Welcome To Old Fort Johnson Features restored fieldstone house built in 1749 by Sir william johnson in the Mohawk Valley. Includes details of the original furnishings, regional exhibits, family history, hours, admission fees, membership form, volunteer opportunities and directions. Located near Amsterdam. http://www.oldfortjohnson.org

Today the Fort is a museum and more. Here the visitor can steep himself in the social, cultural, military and industrial past of the Mohawk Valley. And though the Fort has been the setting for many historical novels, no fiction could be as interesting as the real story of Fort Johnson, presented and preserved here for all to enjoy. COLONIAL DAYS at OLD FORT JOHNSON 2005 This summer at Sir William's home, Soldiers, Sutlers and colonial demonstrators came together to entertain and educate. Our 4th year of hosting this event has proven itself to be one of the best colonial weekends in the valley. Thank You to all our friends ( Laura, Teresa, Scott, Lori, 2nd Albany, Ulsters, Tryon Co., Living History Alliance, Sue Ann, Gwen, Gene, Peter, Mary, Tucker, Alessa, Olaf, Matt, Bill, Patti, to name but a few! ) who helped make this event special. Colonial Days 2005 pictures Sir John Johnson - On Jan. 8, 1830, mourners carried the body of Sir John Johnson, former Superintendent General of Indian Affairs and last Baronet of New York, to his estate on the flanks of Mount Johnson (present-day Mont St-Gregoire) for burial. Few then could have guessed what lay in store for Sir John and the family members who were laid to rest with him in the Johnson burial vault. Recent discovery of remains believed to be Sir John and family. Article from the Township Heritage WebMagazine.

48. William H. Johnson Online william H. johnson AfricanAmerican Harlem Renaissance Painter, 1901-1970 Guide to pictures of works by william H. johnson in art museum sites and image http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/johnson_william_h.html

William H. Johnson art links/last verified May 9/10, 2005 Report errors and broken links here More options William H. Johnson [African-American Harlem Renaissance Painter, 1901-1970] American artists African-American artists William H. Johnson in Commercial Galleries and Auction Houses NEW! Paintings in Museums and Public Art Galleries: Howard University Art Collection , Washington D.C. Mom Alice , ca.1944 Howard University Art Collection , Washington D.C. Doug William H. Johnson at the Smithsonian American Art Museum , Washington D.C. "Director's Tour" discussion of I Baptize Thee William H. Johnson at the Smithsonian American Art Museum , Washington D.C. "A Journey Through Art with William H. Johnson" William H. Johnson at the Smithsonian American Art Museum , Washington D.C. Works from the Smithsonian American Art Museum's database Gibbes Museum of Art , Charleston, South Carolina Sowing , ca.1942 Kunst Indeks Danmark - database of artworks in Danish museums - Works viewable online are marked with a red "X" - Click "English" for the English-language version of the website William H. Johnson at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art

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50. William Johnson - Artist Painting Prices, Art Appraisal, Artist Paintings [AskAR william johnson AskART, an artist directory with william johnson and 35000+ American painting and other artists - william Henry johnson artwork prices, http://www.askart.com/artist/J/william_henry_johnson.asp?ID=20349

51. William H. Johnson Civil War Letters Letters of Union soldier william H. johnson, a sergeant in Co. E, Seventh Connecticut Volunteers. Links to other manuscripts collections. http://www.sc.edu/library/socar/uscs/1995/whjohn95.html

SOUTH CAROLINIANA LIBRARY UNIVERSITY SOUTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTIONS William H. Johnson Civil War Letters T wenty-eight letters, 1861-1863, of Union soldier William H. Johnson, a sergeant in Co. E, Seventh Connecticut Volunteers, originated from various locations in coastal South Carolina and Georgia and were sent home to his wife, Hannah J. Johnson. South Carolina places represented include Daufuskie Island, Beaufort, Hilton Head Island, James Island, and Morris Island. Over the course of two years of war, Johnson remained optimistic about the final outcome of the conflict. Writing from Daufuskie Island on 26 January [18]62, he predicted a speedy end to hostilities—"There doesn't seem to be any doubt as to the result of the pending engagement—and if we are successful it is the opinion of a good many that the war can't last long....It is my opinion if we do not lick the Rebels in 6 months more the difficulty will be settled either by ourselves or the interventions of foreign powers. In either case we should probably return home—if the former—in peace, and if the latter, for home protection." In addition to talk of war, Johnson's letters discuss the health of the troops, convey business advice, and express his love for daughters Mary and Lillian. While in the army, he earned extra money by speculating on watches, chewing tobacco, cigars, and other goods forwarded to him by family and friends at the North. Writing from Ft. Pulaski on 19 May [18]62, he suggested—"I could sell three thousand Cigars and three or four Gross of Chewing Tobacco in two days for cash and make from 40 to 50 dollars on it....I am glad that the watches are a coming as I think I can dispose of them to good advantage."

52. AskART - Artwork For Sale By The Artist Johnson, William Henry Artwork for Sale william Henry johnson. Artist Summary Page Artist Name, johnson, william Henry. Category, Print. Title, Jon. Signed, Lower Right http://www.askart.com/artforsale/FS_artistgallery.asp?id=20349

53. William E. Johnson P.A West Palm Beach firm offering services for personal injury cases. http://www.injurylawfla.com/

William E. Johnson is a preeminent trial lawyer with an established practice in West Palm Beach to serve clients in the areas of personal injury and wrongful death. With offices based at CityPlace in the heart of West Palm Beach, Mr. Johnson serves those whose lives have been affected by personal injury or wrongful death throughout the state of Florida. In the past 5 years, Mr. Johnson has recovered more than 15 million dollars on the behalf of this clients and is a member of the member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Mr. Johnson is listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers is a member of the Palm Beach County Bar Association, Association of Trial Lawyers of American, and the Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers. He and his wife live in Jupiter, Florida with their three children. $1.8 Million Settlement Won After a Medical Error Brain damage pedestrian case settles for $4.5 million Enter your email address below to recieve our monthly newsletter: Subscribe Unsubscribe The Law Offices of William E. Johnson, P.A. West Palm Beach Florida 477 South Rosemary Ave. Suite 303

54. JOHNSON, William Samuel - Biographical Information johnson, william Samuel, a Delegate and a Senator from Connecticut; born in Stratford, Conn., on October 7, 1727; was tutored privately by his father; http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=J000182

55. Ancient Pi: Knowers Of The Universe The concept of pi refers to the constant ratio of the diametercircumference of any circle; irrespective of the number of degrees contained within that circle. An article in the Science in Ancient Artwork Series by Charles william johnson. http://www.earthmatrix.com/ancient/pi.htm

The Sound of Meaning: Comparative Linguistics of Ancient Egyptian, Maya and Nahuatl The Goldbach Conjecture and the Universe of Primes Particle Mass Difference Extract No.26 Ancient Pi ( Knowers of the Universe By Charles William Johnson ) to hundreds or even thousands of decimal places. If we realize that the measurement of the ratio between the diameter and the circumference of a circle is entirely theoretical and speculative, then we may also realize that the result shall always represent an approximation. In fact, the very fact that pi is always expressed in terms of an unending fraction (with mathematicians searching it to the n th number of decimal places), should cause us to accept the idea that pi can only be an approximation. (As Lambert illustrated in 1767, " is not a rational number, i.e., it cannot be expressed as a ratio of two integers"; Beckmann, p.100.) Throughout history, the expression of pi has taken on many variations.

56. NEWSMEAT - William "Hootie" Johnson's Federal Campaign Contributions NEWSMEAT Daily news, political donation database, celebrity hall of fame. http://newsmeat.com/sports_political_donations/Hootie_Johnson.php

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57. How To Kill Quebec Separatism Article by journalist and Englishrights activist william johnson. http://www.vigile.net/00-12/bill-kill.html

How to kill Quebec separatism WILLIAM JOHNSON It's time to give Quebec separatism the . It can be done. What's needed is the nerve, the vision, the political will. The separatist leaders are now in disarray. Last week's election results in Quebec were the culmination of a bad year for separatism. And yesterday, a personal blow landed on Lucien Bouchard: The editor of the closest thing to a separatist house organ, Michel Venne of Le Devoir, questioned the Premier's commitment to the sacred cause. "If Mr. Bouchard no longer believes in sovereignty, let him say so. . . . Let others take up the cause. As long as he does not commit his government to a process [preparing for sovereignty], no one will believe any more in his incantations. His calls to mobilize will remain a dead letter. And his speeches will only bore us." The RIQ claims not to oppose the PQ, but to help by whipping up public support for secession. But it proposes dropping the PQ's commitment to offering a partnership with Canada in the aftermath of secession. This choice of full independence embarrasses the PQ, whose leaders notably Mr. Bouchard believe that only sovereignty accompanied by a partnership offer can ever be saleable. True believers are convinced that secession can be won by talking it up constantly, by harnessing the government's powers to its promotion, and by funding committed non-governmental groups. But that assumption is naive, and an attempt to implement it could backfire.

58. International Jeet Kune Do Alliance william Holland has studied Jeet Kune Do since 1976 under more than 10 of Bruce's original students, including Ted Wong, Jerry Poteet, Richard Bustillo, Larry Hartsell, Bob Bremer, Pat Strong, Joe Lewis, Steve johnson. Membership, training, seminars instructor certification. California http://ijkda.com/

William E. Holland II Founder This site is dedicated to the memory, wisdom and art of Bruce Lee. We, of the International Jeet Kune Do Alliance, are committed to keeping alive the art of Jeet Kune Do and passing it on to the next and future generations. Sifu Holland, daughters Nikki and Miyoko with Shannon Lee Huntington Beach Dana Point Seal Beach Instructorships Licensing Dan Lee, William Holland We welcome you to join our organization in our effort to proliferate the art and teaching of Bruce Lee. William Holland

59. Gray Family Page Ancestors and descendants of william James Gray and Martha M johnson, both of Elbert County, Georgia. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~grayroots/

OAS_AD('Top'); The Gray Family William James Gray (born January 2, 1832) is believed to be the oldest child of Reese Gray, and Martha Jane Pratt. William James, a farmer by occupation, was a veteran of the Civil War, serving as a private, first enlisting in the 9th Battalion, Company D, of the Georgia Volunteer Infantry (Army of Tennessee), but later he transferred to the 37th Georgia Regiment (Infantry), Company G, which was nicknamed the "Elbert County Guard." He married Martha M. Johnson (daughter of Anthony Johnson, and Rebecca Bullard) on September 23, 1860 (in Elbert County, Georgia). The family moved to Franklin County, Georgia during the late 1870's, but, shortly thereafter, William James died, on May 11, 1879. The children of William James Gray, and Martha M. Gray are as follows: Name Born Married Died Rebecca Jane Gray June 21, 1861, Elbert County, Georgia Drewry J. Brown, 1885 September 28, 1937, Anderson, South Carolina William Tapley Gray January 21, 1866, Elbert County, Georgia Eula Herring on November 9, 1902 in Seagoville, Texas

60. MSN Encarta - William Henry Johnson johnson, william Henry (19011970), American painter, best known for the spare, simplified style he used in Find more about johnson, william Henry from http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761587573/William_Henry_Johnson.html

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