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         Upton Francis:     more books (34)
  1. Micmacs and Colonists: Indian White Relations in the Maritime Provinces 1713 1867 by Leslie Francis Stokes Upton, 1979-06
  2. The Law of Nations Affecting Commerce During War; With a Review of the Jurisdiction, Practice and Proceedings of Prize Courts by Francis Henry Upton, 2010-10-14
  3. The law of nations affecting commerce during war: with a review of the jurisdiction, practice and proceedings of prize courts by Francis H. 1814-1876 Upton, 2010-08-30
  4. The Law of Nations Affecting Commerce During War: With a Review of the Jurisdiction, Practice and Proceedings of Prize Courts [ 1863 ] by Francis H. (Francis Henry) Upton, 2009-08-10
  5. Law of Nations Affecting Commerce During War: With a Review of the Jurisdiction Practice by Francis H. Upton, 1988-02
  6. Revolutionary New Hampshire (Kennikat American bicentennial series) by Richard Francis Upton, 1973-01-29
  7. A funeral sermon, upon the sudden and much lamented death of Dr. Francis Upton; who died September 4th, 1711. Preached at Black-Fryars. By Samuel Wright. by S. Wright, 2010-05-28
  8. A funeral sermon, upon the sudden and much lamented death of Dr. Francis Upton; who died September 4th, 1711. Preached at Black-Fryars. By Samuel Wright. The fourth edition. by S. Wright, 2010-05-28
  9. A Feast of Stories
  10. A Treatise on the Law of Trade Marks by Francis H Upton, 2009-11-22
  11. The United States, Against the Schooner "Stephen Hart" and Her Cargo; In Prize. Reply. Argument of the Counsel for Captors by Francis Henry Upton, 2010-07-24
  12. The United States, Against the Schooner "stephen Hart" and Her Cargo: In Prize. Reply. Argument of the Counsel for Captors by Francis Henry Upton, 2010-05-25
  13. The United Empire loyalists: Men and myths, (Issues in Canadian history) by Leslie Francis Stokes Upton, 1967
  14. Revolutionary New Hampshire by Richard Francis Upton, 1971-01-01

101. Burial Monuments At St Paul's Church Upton Cross In The Parish Of Linkinhorne
francis CRAPP Dec? 10th 1900 Aged 83 Years, In Loving Memory Of Of UptonCross Linkinhorne Who Died April 25th 1919 Aged 74 Years In Peace
http://www.lynherparishes.co.uk/LKburialmonumentsUC.htm
Linkinhorne Parish Headstones in the Burial Ground at St Paul's Church, Upton Cross Below are photographs and details of inscriptions on headstones in St Paul's church ground. St Paul's was not opened until 1886 to serve parishioners on the western side of the Parish. I have photographed these at random, choosing clearly incised stones that photograph well. Large copies of any of these photographs are available by e-mailing me, I also have other photographs of headstones so please contact me LOTS OF PHOTOGRAPHS - MAY TAKE TIME TO DOWNLOAD
The Cornwall Family History Society have recorded the inscriptions at the two parish churches, Rilla Mill Methodist Chapel and Lanhargy. In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM
Beloved Husband of
MARY ANN BALL
Who Died at Dwella-Mill Linkinhorne
Nov 6th 1915 Aged 92 Years
Also the Above Named
MARY ANN BALL
Who Died at Upton Cross in this Parish
Dec 28th 1918 Aged 82 Years Quote In Loving Memory Of JAMES BARTLETT Of Downgate Linkinhorne Who Fell Asleep In Jesus Nov 17th 1898 Aged 66 Years Quote In Loving Memory of E A CRAPP The Beloved Wife Of FRANCIS CRAPP Died at Plashmill June 16th 1899 Aged 72 Years Also the Above Named FRANCIS CRAPP Dec? 10th 1900

102. Genealogy Percival Family Tree, Cameron, Matheson, Millie, Mitchell, Cooper, Arm
Stephen upton YOLLAND. BIRTH ABT SEP 1813, 111 Tottenham Court Rd, London francis Ignatious MEYERS
http://www.potha.co.uk/tree/d0003/g0000022.htm
Stephen Upton YOLLAND
  • BIRTH : ABT SEP 1813, 111 Tottenham Court Rd, London
  • DEATH : 1ST QR 1892, St Pancras, London, England
  • OCCUPATION : Fishmonger, House painter
Father: Thomas YOLLAND
Mother: Ann WISEMAN
Family 1 Charlotte MANN
  • MARRIAGE : 29 APR 1840, Parish of St Marylebone, London

_Susanna UPTON
Stephen Upton YOLLAND _Ann WISEMAN INDEX If you can add to this information please email - Philip Percival
Alternatively you can visit The World Connect Project for a prettier version which will allow different views and downloads.
OR try the Dynamic Family Tree created by Michael Horley Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Fri Feb 06 23:12:52 2004
Anne MOODY
Father: Daniel Gorwood MOODY
Mother: Anne LIMBYRD
Family 1 Bryce NICHOL
Anne MOODY
INDEX If you can add to this information please email - Philip Percival
Alternatively you can visit The World Connect Project for a prettier version which will allow different views and downloads.
OR try the Dynamic Family Tree created by Michael Horley Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Fri Feb 06 23:12:52 2004
Thomas FORTY
  • BIRTH : 10 SEP 1778
  • DEATH : 1857, Prestbury

103. Francis Russell Collection 1921-1965
folder 1.44, Sinclair, upton to francis Russell. 1p, ALS, June 7, 1959. Enclosuretypescript transcription of letter
http://library.brandeis.edu/specialcollections/FindingGuides/special/xml/frussel

104. Thomas Preston 1643-1697
She married Ezekiel upton on 1228-1693. They had 5 children. Isabel upton.Anne upton. francis upton. Elizabeth upton. Ezekiel upton.
http://members.fortunecity.com/fpreston/nethomas.htm
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Thomas Preston New England Prestons - Ipswich, Salem, Danvers, MA. Thomas Preston 1643-1697, born in Ipswich, MA. Thomas was the son of Roger Preston and Martha Unknown. Thomas married Rebecca Nurse (1647-1719) on 4-15-1669 in Salem Village, Essex, MA. Rebecca was the daughter of Francis Nurse and Rebecca Town and granddaughter of William Towne and Joanna Blessing. They had 8 children:
  • Rebecca Preston b.5-12-1670 in Salem, MA and died 1711. She married Ezekiel Upton on 12-28-1693. They had 5 children:
      Isabel Upton. Anne Upton. Francis Upton. Elizabeth Upton. Ezekiel Upton.
    Mary Preston b.5-12-1672 married Peter Cloyes on 12-13-1693. They had 9 children:
      Elizabeth Cloyes. Mary Cloyes. Martha Cloyes. Abigail Cloyes. Experience Cloyes. Susanna Cloyes. Rebecca Cloyes. Peter Cloyes. Josiah Cloyes.
    John Preston b.11-29-1673 d.7-6-1744. Born and died in Salem Village, Essex, MA. John married Elizabeth Voden on 8-10-1714. They had 3 children:(John married secondly Mary Unknown on 12-28-1736) Moses Preston b.7-6-1715 d.1740. Moses married Mary Leach on 11-24-1736 in Beverly, Essex, MA. Moses and Mary had 2 children:
  • 105. Part II: Series Notes - The Edison Papers
    Important correspondents include Edison, francis R. upton, Jay Gould, HenryVillard, and Cyrus W. Field. Included among the correspondence are a substantial
    http://edison.rutgers.edu/sernote2.htm
    Part II: Series Notes
    Contents:
    NOTEBOOK SERIES, 1879–1886 (REELS 29–45)
    MENLO PARK NOTEBOOKS, 1878–1882
    The Menlo Park Notebooks cover the period 1878 to 1882. Some of the books also contain entries from 1883, 1884, and 1885. These books are the principal sources for documenting the invention and development of Edison's system of electric lighting and power. They also contain much material about the telephone, as well as scattered entries detailing work on electric railways, batteries, ore separation, telegraphy, and various other technologies. The books generated during the first year of work on the electric light are primarily by Edison, Charles Batchelor, and Francis Upton. The names of other laboratory assistants frequently appear as witnesses. As the staff of the laboratory expanded, many other individuals began making entries in the notebooks. The Menlo Park notebooks are numbered from 1 to 249. Approximately 70 books are missing from the set.
    NEW YORK NOTEBOOKS, 1884–1886

    106. Service Records, Monroe Co. Connections
    francis by his mark Mosier. Sworn to and subscribed Mr. William UptonJustice of the Peace for Monroe County, Tenn and William Grant Deputy Sheriff of
    http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/servrd.htm
    MAGNUS TULLOCK
    DAR #412028, Bureau of Pension, DAR Mag.
    submitted by: Jean Sharp
    Tullock, Magnus (b. 1763 Kirkwell, Scotland/d 6-27-1845 (10-12-1845) Blount Co. Bur in Baker's Creek Cem. Grave is marked with Govt. and DAR marked 1924, also SAR marked. He was Fifer in Bowles Company, Huge's SC Regt. Enlisted, age 14, at Abbeville, SC. Served 4 years, 6 mos. At battle of Savannah, Ga, King's Mt, NC, Tn. Militia. Married 1784, Nancy Logan. Children: Elizabeth married 9-25-1823 John Moore; Mary married 5-25-1810 John Sharp; Rebecca married 2-22-1816 Nathan Hargis; John; Henry; William; James M. married 11-17-1836 Polly Best; Samuel b. 1807, d. 1830 married 11-30-1830 Catherine Caldwell. All children married in Blount Co.
    (I think this is listed in Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Tennessee, compiled by Lucy Bates)
    Military Claims and Applications
    Return to Monroe County Records
    Return to Monroe Home Page
    PENSION DECLARATION
    Of
    FRANCIS MOSIER
    Submitted By: Emily Stelly
    State of Tennessee
    On the 20th September 1832 personally appeared in open court before the justices of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions now sitting Francis Monroe County Mosier a resident of said County and State in his 70th year, who being duly sworn according to law, doth make on his oath the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of an Act of Congress passed June 7, 1832.

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