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Roots of a mentor.(William Sloane Coffin Jr.: A Holy Impatience)(Book Review): An article from: Sojourners by Duane Shank, 2004-06-01
The Search for History in the Bible. What Separates a Minimalist From a Maximumalist? Not Much. Save Us From Postmodern Malarkey. Will Tel Rehov Save the United Monarchy? Where Was the Temple? The Debate Goes On. (Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 2000 - Volume 26, Number 2) by Philip Davies, William G. Dever, et all 2000
THE PROGRESS OF PENNSYLVANIA (VANDERBILT'S FOLLY) by WILLIAMH. SHANK, 1968
The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals by William H. Shank, 1965
Beyond this Twilight by William Shank, 2009-01-01
The California Handbook - Second Edition, Revised and Expanded by Thaddeus C. Trzyna, William Shank, 1971
Painted Poines ; American Carousel Art by William & Shank,Peggy & Stevens, Marianne Manns, 1992
Personal recollections of distinguished generals. By William F. G. Shanks. by Michigan Historical Reprint Series, 2005-12-20
History of the York Pullman by William H. Shank P.E., 1970
Painted Ponies by Peggy Shank, Marianne Stevens William Manns, 1990-01-01
Amazing Pennsylvania Canals by William H. Shank, 1965
The Coming Saviour and the World's Crisis (Signs of the Times and End of This Dispensation) by William H. Shanks,
HISTORIC BRIDGES OF PENNSYLVANIA (August 1974, PA) by William H. Shank, 1974
A funeral sermon on the death of Rev. William Shanks, preache[d] in the grove near Salem, Ind., August 22d, 1863 by D McIntire, 1863

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Shanks And Owsley Genealogy (1/4/99)
william shanks, born on board ship while crossing the Atlantic Ocean, As far as Sarah Handley s husband, william shanks, I know that his family lived at
http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/shanks.html

Extractions: by AnneMcCarr@aol.com William Shanks , born on board ship while crossing the Atlantic Ocean, August 25, 1747, and married on December 22, 1780, in Augusta County, Virginia by the Reverend John Alderson, Jr., (Baptist) to Sarah Handley . William died July 27, 1817, near Crab Orchard, Lincoln County, Kentucky. Sarah , born 16 March 1759, probably in Augusta County, Virginia, near Roanoke or Salem, Virginia. Died April 26, 1845, near Crab Orchard, Lincoln County, Kentucky. Both were originally buried on their farm but their graves were moved and are now in the Buffalo Springs Cemetery in Stanford, the county seat of Lincoln County, in Kentucky. Children: James Shanks - born? Moved to Georgia. No further information known. John Shanks , born 1782 in Greenbriar County, Virginia, married Sally Gaines , born about 1787 in Charlotte County, Virginia. Sally Gaines was the daughter of Robert Gaines , (born 1755 in Culpepper County, Virginia, died 1807 in Lincoln County, Kentucky, son of Richard Gaines and Mildred Hollinger ), and
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Phillip H. Sheriden, 1996, ISBN 1574883852. shanks, william FG Personal Recollections of Distinguished Generals, 1866.
http://www.aotc.net/Books.htm
The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Shaffner To Shanley
shanks See also william Hitz, W. Londa Lilly. shanks, EL of Norway, Dickinson County, Mich. Prohibition candidate for Presidential Elector for Michigan,
http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/shaffner-shanley.html

Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Shaffner to Shanley Shafroth, Morrison U.S. Senator from Colorado Presumed deceased Burial location unknown Shafter, James McM. Secretary of state of Vermont Burial location unknown Shafter, James McM. San Francisco , Calif. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from California, Burial location unknown Shafter, Oscar L.
Margaret MacTavish
william shanks;; Mary and Agnes (twins) b. 1849, one died in gun accident;; John b. 1852 d. 1909 in house fire in Calabogie, m. Catharine McDONALD b.
http://globalgenealogy.com/LCGS/folder/lcgsm3q.htm

Extractions: Hugh, b. 15 July 1848 m. Ann Cornelia CLOSS Mary b. 15 May 1851 m. Wm. McEWEN Duncan b. 11 July 1853 m. Barbara ROCKEY Annie b. 29 July 1855 m. Harry DUNN Elizabeth b. 3 Sep. 185(?) m. Robert TWEEDY John b. 7 Sep. 1859 m. Caroline MOORE b. 1867; Donald b. 19 Dec. 1861, went west?; Margaret b. 10 Sep. 1864 m. James McEWEN Helen b. 19 Jan 1867, single. James b. 1885 d. 1950 m. Mary LEVER , buried New Liskeard ON; Hartford b. 30 June 1886, d. 1958 Lanark m. Carrie WATT , b. 1888 d. 1984 Bruce Mines, Algoma Dist.; Duncan b. Feb. 1891 d. 1966 m. Vera BEST William b. 3 May 1893 m. Muriel LOOBY Tina b. Aug. 1894 d. 1964 m. William BELL Elswood b. 19 May 1897 m. Margaret
William Shanks Powrie
Name, william shanks Powrie. Age, 26. Address, 24 Hyndford Street. Next of Kin, Son of william shanks and Annie Swadel Powrie of Dundee; husband of May
http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/roh/1370.htm

Extractions: World War II - 1939 to 1945 Name: William Shanks Powrie Age: Address: 24 Hyndford Street Next of Kin: Son of William Shanks and Annie Swadel Powrie of Dundee; husband of May A. J. Powrie of Dundee Rank: 2nd Lieutenant Number: Served With: 1st Bn., Royal Scots Fusiliers Force: Army Date of Death: Place of Death: in Madagascar Historical Information: unknown Cemetery/Memorial: Antsiranana War Cemetery, Madagascar Memorial Ref: 4. F. 12. Location Details: unspecified Information Source: People's Journal 23/05/1942 Previous Page Main Page
User:Charles Matthews/1920s Anthologies - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Henry Newbolt Jane Prothero Nott - Alfred Noyes - Leslie M. Priest - william Kean Seymour - Edward shanks - JC Squire - James Stephens - Arthur Symons
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Charles_Matthews/1920s_anthologies

Extractions: The Red Cross and other charities also need your help. User:Charles Matthews The Golden Book of Modern English Poetry (1922), by Thomas Caldwell, from later and abridged edition. Lascelles Abercrombie A. E. Richard Aldington Martin Armstrong ... Francis Brett Young An Anthology of Modern Verse (1922) by A. Methuen, from a later edition A. E. Lascelles Abercrombie H. C. Beeching Hilaire Belloc ... Geoffrey Winthrop Young The New Spirit in Verse (1924) edited by Ernest Guy Pertwee Maurice Baring Hilaire Belloc Gordon Bottomley ... Francis Brett Young OXFORD POETRY Oxford Poetry 1928, edited by Clere Parsons and B.B.. Published by Basil G. C. Allen W. H. Lauden Jocelyn Brooke Arthur Calder-Marshall ... Geoffrey Tillotson and Sholto Watt Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Charles_Matthews/1920s_anthologies Views Personal tools Navigation Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 15:24, 24 August 2005.
Exodus - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Institution October 26, 1991 by Hershel shanks, william G. Dever, Baruch Halpern and P. Kyle McCarter, Biblical Archaeological Society, 1992.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Exodus

Extractions: The Red Cross and other charities also need your help. (Redirected from Book of Exodus Books of the Torah Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy Exodus is the second book of the Torah (the five books of Moses ) and also the Tanakh (the Hebrew Bible ) and Christian Old Testament . In a non-literary sense, the Exodus was the departure of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt under the leadership of Moses . As a result of this meaning the term "an exodus" has come to mean a departure of a great number of people. Jews call the book by its first words Ve-eleh shemoth (i.e., "and these are the names") or simply "Shemoth" ×©×××ª. The Septuagint designates the second book of the Pentateuch as "Exodus", meaning "departure" or "out-going". The Latin translation adopted the name, which thence passed into other languages.
Marr1 1817-1857
ADDERSON, JANET, 0201-1850, shanks, JAMES, BELL, MA, shanks, william. ANDERSON, JOHN, 07-23-1832, BOULTON, NANCY, ANDERSON, william, BAIN, ALEXANDER
http://www.100megsfree3.com/granny1/marr1.html

Extractions: PERTH, ONTARIO, CANADA 1817-1857 MARRIAGES BY REV. WILLIAM BELL PAGE 1 OF 3 NAME MARRIED SPOUSE WITNESS WITNESS ACHESON, ANN ARMSTRONG, JOHN GORDON, CHARLES ARMSTRONG, RICHARD ADAMS, JANE COWIE, ROBERT ADAMS, JOHN ALLAN, FRANCIS ADAMS, .JOHN W. FERGUSON, LILLY ALLAN, AGNES KEAN, JOHN WATSON, JAMES MCCULLOUGH, GEORGE ALLAN, ANDREW DICKSON, JANET ALLAN, AUSTIN GIBSON, JANE ALLAN, AUSTIN MCGREGOR, MARY FRASER, DONALD MCGREGOR, PETER ALLAN, CHRISTINA WATSON, JAMES MOODIE, JAMES MOODIE, JOHN ALLAN, ELIZABETH PALMER, GEORGE HOPE, ANDREW MCCULLOUGH, GEORGE ALLAN, FRANCIS MOODIE, MARY ANN ALLAN, JOHN ALLAN, JAMES ALLAN, ISABELLA GRAY, PETER (REV) ALLAN, JAMES FRASER, DONALD ALLAN, JAMES . DRYSDALE, JANE ALLAN, JAMES JR. HOUSE, JANE SHAW, ARCHIBALD ALLAN, JOHN ALLAN, JANET MCCALLUM, ALEXANDER ALLAN, JAMES MCCALLUM, JOHN ALLAN, JANET HOLLIDAY, JAMES BELL, WILLIAM JR HOLLIDAY, .JOHN ALLAN, JOHN DRYSDALE, ELIZABETH ALLAN, JOHN
Gemini : National Maritime Museum
The william Herschel Deep Field. Most of the coloured dots in this picture are not stars but distant galaxies(Image credit Dr Tom shanks, william Herschel
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/server/show/conWebDoc.326/setPaginate/No

Extractions: Low graphics version Site map About us Contact us Search NMM Home Planning a visit What's on News ... Shop You are here: NMM Home The William Herschel Deep Field. Most of the coloured dots in this picture are not stars but distant galaxies(Image credit: Dr Tom Shanks, William Herschel Telescope/Isaac Newton Group and Calar Alto Observatory/Max-Planck-Institut fuer Astronomie) The Gemini project consists of twin observatories, in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, giving astronomers coverage of the entire sky from the North Pole to the South. Gemini North is on top of Mauna Kea, an extinct volcano in Hawaii, while Gemini South is high in the Chilean Andes. These sites were chosen because they are the best observing sites in the world - the skies are clear almost all year round, while the dry air means the telescopes can be used in the infrared as well as visible wavelengths. Like most leading-edge astronomy projects, Gemini is an international collaboration between several countries; the USA, UK, Canada Chile, Australia, Argentina and Brazil. The UK is the second largest contributor, with almost a 25% share in Gemini, and UK astronomers will receive a proportionate share of observing time on the telescopes. What will Gemini do?
The Unknown Movies - Unknownmovies.com
shanks (1974). Director william Castle Cast Marcel Marceau, Philippe Clary, This is probably most evident in the last movie he directed, shanks.
http://www.badmovieplanet.com/unknownmovies/reviews/rev276.html

Extractions: Cast: Marcel Marceau, Philippe Clary, Cindy Eilbacher Director William Castle will always be remembered more for his gimmicks than his actual movies. The number of people who know about his offering of life insurance for moviegoers who went to see Macabre far exceeds those who have actually seen the movie. People still chuckle today about the gimmick behind The Tingler - electric buzzers were placed under the theater seats and buzzed at the appropriate time - but how many of them have actually taken the time to see the movie? The truth is that if you put aside the gimmicks, most of William Castle's movies were actually fairly entertaining little horror movies, and he was a competent director. This is probably most evident in the last movie he directed, Shanks . The subject matter in this movie is so bizarre and unlike other mainstream horror movies of its time (and now), that it's a real credit to him how he manages to pull it off. The movie stumbles a few times because of some weaknesses in the script, but Castle makes the movie captivating by exploiting its strangeness. Famed French mime Marcel Marceau plays the title figure Malcolm Shanks, a deaf mute who is mercilessly exploited by the stepsister and brother-in-law he lives with. The only joy that seems to be in his life comes with his skill at making and performing with puppets in front of the children in his small town. His skill at puppetry catches the eye of the old and mysterious Mr. Walker (also Marceau), who one days offers him a job in his laboratory.
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Edwin shanks. The Organisation of SmallScale Tree Nurseries Studies from william D Sunderlin. RDFN 21b. Shifting Cultivation and Deforestation in
http://www.odifpeg.org.uk/search/authors/s.html

Extractions: Search Authors Sadguru Water Development Foundation RDFN 9d Nurseries in Gujarat, North India: two views: 'Observations on Centralized and Decentralized Nurseries in an NGO in Gujarat, North India 'People's Decentralized Nurseries: field-level experience of the Gujarat Forest Department, India' The two articles in this paper, one from the Sadguru Water and Development Foundation, a local NGO, and one from a government perspective, discussed the history of centralised and decentralised nurseries in Gujarat, India.. more... top of page Search Authors N Salafsky RDFN 22b Chainsaws as a Tool for Conservation? A Comparison of Community-Based Timber Production Enterprises in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia With reference to two case studies in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, this paper evaluated the role of community-based timber production (CTP) enterprises in conservation.. more...
Ultra-Deep Imaging At The William Herschel Telescope - ING Newsletter No. 3, Sep
UltraDeep Imaging at the william Herschel Telescope. Nigel Metcalfe, Tom shanks and Richard Fong (University of Durham). Ultra-deep imaging observations
http://www.ing.iac.es/PR/newsletter/news3/ultra.html

Extractions: T HE ING N EWSLETTER No. 3, September 2000 GENERAL SCIENCE TELESCOPES AND INSTRUMENTATION OTHER NEWS FROM ING TELESCOPE TIME Previous: Contacts at ING Up: Table of Contents Next: Discovery of a Type Ia Supernova Progenitor Other available formats: PDF gzipped Postscript Ultra-Deep Imaging at the William Herschel Telescope Nigel Metcalfe, Tom Shanks and Richard Fong (University of Durham) U ltra-deep imaging observations using powerful, ground-based telescopes such as the William Herschel Telescope (WHT) have the capacity to probe the evolutionary history of galaxies back to their formation epoch. At the faintest galaxy magnitudes, we are looking out not only in distance but back in time to when the Universe was only a few percent of its current age. Figure 1 shows an optical 'true' colour image of the WHDF. U WHT B WHT R WHT I WHT H Calar Alto K UKIRT/Calar Alto K sub-area UKIRT Table 1. Magnitude limits and exposure times for the William Herschel Deep Field JPEG TIFF Figure 2 =0.05 (open) and q =0.5 (flat). It is clear that non-evolving models underpredict the counts from quite bright magnitudes (B~22). Even an open evolving model struggles to keep up with the sheer numbers of galaxies seen, although there are probably enough uncertainties in this model to 'tweak' it higher at faint magnitudes. Those who favour a closed universe have to relax the constraint that galaxy numbers are conserved (e.g. merging) or at the very least invoke a population at high redshift which has disappeared from view by the present day (e.g. fading dwarfs). The model shown is a version of the latter.
I Dream Of Genealogy Databases - Marion Co. Oregon - Simmons Cemetery
shanks, Sarah b. November 7, 1845 - no death date shanks, william - b. September 8, 1869 - d. February 3, 1880 Simmons, Davis S. - b. May 10, 1861 - d.
http://www.idreamof.com/cemetery/or/marion/simmons.html

Extractions: without the express permission of the author/submitter. Simmons Cemetery submitted by Shelli Steedman From Interstate 5, take the Mt. Angel exit. Go east on Highway 214 also known as Newberg Highway. When the road branches, continue S/SW on Highway 214. At the intersection where Highway 214 branches into 99e, turn SE onto Highway 214. There is also a Mt. Angel sign. The cemetery is located on a hillside off an unmarked road just before Domonic Road on the east side of the road T5S R1W S34. I walked the cemetery in January 2003 and again July 2003. Several corrections were made after cleaning some of the stones.
The Registry 2004: Board Of Trust
EUGENE B. shanks, JR. Greenwich, CT MARISSA N. SHRUM Chattanooga, TN NonTrustee Members Thomas G. Cigarran, william S. Cochran, E. william Ewers, MD,
http://www.vanderbilt.edu/registry/BOT.html

Extractions: Items listed here are correct as of October 2004. This is the online version of The Registry , a printed document of record issued in the fall of each year. The online version mirrors the actual printed book and is not updated until the new edition is printed each year. For ongoing updates to administrative staff, go to http://www.vanderbilt.edu/orgchart.html
Shanks Family Genealogy Forum
shanks on the 1870 Muhlenberg Co., Ky. Census 6/10/05. william shanks (father) born 1934 died 1975 in SD - Katherine Bassler 6/01/05
http://genforum.genealogy.com/shanks/

Extractions: ELI JESTER m. SARAH SCHANKS KENT DEL. SON DAVID COREY m. KATE FRANCES Deborah Summers Robert Shanks b 1847 Slamannan Alexander Adams REUNION in INDIANA Lorraine Doty Shanks on the 1870 Muhlenberg Co., Ky. Census William Shanks (father) born 1934 died 1975 in SD Katherine Bassler SHANK IN PA Louise MacIntosh need a 1910 federal census look up noah williams need a 1930 federal census look up noah williams Shanks Book Howard Shanks Nancy HUTCHISON SHANKS, PA, OH, IL, 1824-1880+
The Gingell - Shanks Mill
The Gingell shanks Mill. Because of its plentiful supply of steams, The third tract, part of Carrollsburg, came from william Cochran who sold it to
http://www.emmitsburg.net/archive_list/articles/places/business/gingrell_shank_m

Extractions: On-line Resources Bulletin Board Land Records Maps History Articles Anthologies Business Histories Family Histories Historical Events ... Personal Memories Other Articles Current Events People Places Emmitsburg.net ... Links The Gingell - Shanks Mill Because of its plentiful supply of steams, the Emmitsburg area, was home to many grist or grain mills Just west of Emmitsburg, where Toms Creek crosses into Pennsylvania, sits the old Gingell/Shanks Mill, an impressive three and a half story wood frame building. This mill is unusual in that it had its beginnings not in Adams County but in Frederick County, Maryland. This is because the main portion of the original mill property on which the mill is located, except for a small portion of the headrace, was below the temporary state line agreed upon by the Penn Proprietors and Lord Baltimore of Maryland. After the Mason and Dixon Line was agreed upon, about half the land, the mill, and raceway became part of Adams County. Between 1758 and 1764, William Brown bought three tracts of land that were to become the first mill property. The first tract, Known as Black Walnut Bottom, was bought on July 2, 1758 from William Elder. The second tract, between Back Walnut Bottom and Carrollsburg, was also bought from William Elder on December 14, 1762.
Manitoba Pageant: A Pioneer Journey
Two others mentioned in the article are the son of william shanks, william shanks used his tailors skill to fashion a bag supported by straps about his
http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/pageant/21/pioneerjourney.shtml

Extractions: MHS is the second-oldest historical society in Canada. by Laura Shanks The supplies that the Shanks were bringing west had not arrived by the same train. It was decided that James Shanks would wait for them while the others started the journey west. James had bought a team of horses and hoped to overtake the others if the goods were not too long delayed. A rude log bridge spanned .the narrowest part of the river at Rapid City. Though it seemed none too secure, it carried the covered wagon over in safety. Later in the day the flood waters proved too strong and the little bridge was carried off downstream. It was not replaced for some time. When James Shanks arrived in Rapid City with the long-delayed goods he was forced to swim the river with his horses and wagon. Later a rope-drawn ferry was put in operation. It too was once swept away. Rescued and replaced by Malcolm Turiff, it was operated successfully by him for some time afterwards. Back to top of page
Passengers On The "Lord Delaval"
shanks, David, 24, Butcher, Scottish. shanks, Jane, 27, wife, Scottish. shanks, unnamed, 0, infant, Scottish. Scott, william, 18, Baker, Scottish
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/Indexes/PassengerLists/LordDelaval.html

Extractions: "Lord Delaval" Sailed from Berwick upon Tweed on September 13th 1852 for London and on to Port St Philip, Victoria, Australia. 50 of the passengers were from Berwick upon Tweed. Articles from the Newcastle Courant. Made available to GENUKI by George Bell Surname Forename Age Occupation Nationality Adamson Richard Farmer English Adamson Sarah Elizabeth daughter English Allan Isabella Lady Scottish Beeby Charles Jeweller English Beeby Eliza wife English Burger Joseph General dealer English Bourn James Farmer English Burbridge Henry Gold - English Booth Alexander Gold - Scottish Booth Isabella wife Scottish Booth Alexander child Scottish Booth John child Scottish Butement William Farmer Scottish Batters William Clerk Scottish Batters W...g Clerk Scottish Billyeld John Gentleman Scottish Billyeld Lydia wife Scottish Bell William Baker Scottish Boddle Harriet Servant English Bangs Edward Silversmith English Bangs Maria wife English Bangs Harriet child English Bangs Samuel child English Bird Elizabeth Servant English Bailey Mary Servant English Butner Isaac Gentleman English Butner Mary wife English Butner Isaac child English Butner William Edward child English Butner Mary child English Butner John Alexander infant English Bereford John Clerk English Cott George Labourer English Churcher Thomas Merchant Scottish Churcher Ann wife Scottish Churcher Ann child Scottish Churcher Sarah child Scottish Churcher Thomas child Scottish Churcher Alice child Scottish Churcher Ann Mary child Scottish Churcher Walter infant Scottish Cranston Alfred Publican Scottish Cod Charles Joiner English Cod Elizabeth
Miami County Ohio Genealogical Researchers
william Concannon is credited with being the third man who settled in Brown Township. Joseph shanks, william Manson, John Wilson, william Walkup,
http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/township/brow1909.htm

Extractions: by Thomas Harbaugh The first settlement in Brown Township was made in 1806 by John Kiser, who was a Virginian. At first he located in the vicinity of Dayton, but leaving his first habitation after a brief sojourn, he moved northward till he entered the forests of Brown Township, where he concluded to build his cabin. His industry enabled him to clear some ground, upon which he put his first crops, and in course of time became one of the foremost farmers of the county. Isaac Kiser, son of this first settler, was the first white child born in Brown Township, and he first saw the light where the village of Fletcher now stands. The Kisers were well calculated to become the first settlers of a county. They came of a hardy stock of people and were men whom no trials could balk and to them Brown Township today owes much of it's prosperity. In 1807 John Simmons arrived from Pennsylvania and joined the little colony. He came with ten children to swell scanty population. He built the first double-roomed cabin in the township and for a long time the structure was an object of curiosity among the neighbors. What was more, a porch extended the length of this wonderful house and during the summer the Simmons family dined thereon. Simmons had real glass windows, and this excited the envy of the less fortunate neighbors. His squeaking doors had wooden hinges and wooden catches. These catches were raised from the outside by means of a string and when the family were ready to retire at night they pulled the string inside and considered themselves secure. Of course there was no patent on the Simmons "safety lock."
West Florida Vs William Carey (May 04, 1995)
West Florida vs william Carey (May 04, 1995) 3 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 Cliff shanks 3b . 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 Bart Carter dh.
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