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John Owen Smith was born in 1942 and trained as a Chemical Engineer at London University, but spent most of his working life designing commercial Information Systems for the paper -making industry. Following redundancy, he 'fell' into researching and recording the local history of east Hampshire, where he now lives. His own output of historical community plays, lectures, articles and books includes: (www.johnowensmith.co.uk....855230.htm)
He was the first senator to be indicted and he came close to becoming the second senator—after William Blount in 1797—to be expelled on charges of treason. With his political and business careers in shambles, John Smith reluctantly resigned from the Senate on April 25, 1808 (www.senate.gov....r_Fire.htm)
No publication date Cover off book Owned by John L. DUSENBERRY , living in Hawthorne, N.J. in 1938. Copied by Miss Mattie BOWMAN and filed at The Passaic County Historical Society. Typed by J.D. QUACKENBUSH, Jr., May 25, 1973 (www.rootsweb.com....le_rec.htm)
(The Bona Nova departedVirginia May [16], 1621.2) Sources: (1) "Hotten's Lists", Virginia Musters (2) Letter, dated May [16], 1621, from Jabez Whittaker, in Virginia, sent to Sir Edwin Sandys, London , on the departing Bona Nova. (S.M. Kingsbury, "Records of the Virginia Company", 1933, v.III, page 297) Ship and Passenger Information: Browne, John~Age 28 in Virginia Muster, January 21, 1624/5 Dore, James~Age 19 in Virginia Muster, January 21, 1624/5 Hampton, William~Age 34 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 Lauckfild, John~Age 24 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 Smith, Nicholas~Age 18 in Virginia Muster, February 4, 1624/5~Entered in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 April, 1622 The Bona Nova, from London , arrived at Virginia Passengers from the Port of London on the Bona Nova to Virginia: Ship and Passenger Information: Boyse, Allice~See name in Virginia Muster, January 24, 1624/5 (Her husband. Luke, arrived on the Edwin in May, 1619) Chamberlin, Rebecca ~Age 37 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 Chambers, John~Age 21 in Virginia Muster, January 20, 1624/5 Forth, John~Age 16 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 Harwood, Paule~Age 20 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 Upton, Georg~Age 26 in Virginia Muster, January 20, 1624/5 Worlidge, William~Age 18 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5 Before 1624/5 The Bona Nova, from London , arrived at Virginia Passengers from the Port of London on the Bona Nova to Virginia before February 4, 1624/5, but voyage date not specified: Addams, Robert~See name in Virginia Muster, February 4, 1624/5 Barrett, Francis~See name in Virginia Muster, February 4, 1624/5 Benett, Thomas~See name in Virginia Muster (his wife Margery arrived in the Gift or Guift) Browninge, William~See name in Virginia Muster Campion, Robert~See n (freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com...._the_b.htm)
remained in the Spencer family at least until the early 20th century.John Bailey had the next lot south of Thomas Smith and built hishouse on the rise of ground where the present house stands onthe east side of the road. The next house south of John Bailey 'swas Daniel Brainard's. (www.cowboyup.com....ailey.html)
Thomas Smith died 2 Nov 1674; will dated 22 Sep 1674. He willshis property to Wife of John Bailey , Daniel Brainwood (Brainard?),James Wells, Nicholas Noyes, John Smith , John Bailey , Daniel Cone(?), (?) Stennard and Steven Luxford. Executors: John Bailey andDavid Brainard (www.cowboyup.com....ailey.html)
· On 28 Dec 1728, John Bailey , Jr. ofHaddam, was appointed Administrator of the estate of Thomas Smith, Late of Haddam . The court ordered the estate distributedaccording to the will of Thomas Smith. Distributees: John Bailey ,heirs of Lydia Spencer, dec'd, Elizabeth Clark (www.cowboyup.com....ailey.html)
Excerpt on Page 57 . Elegies and Legacies 57 still prompt the reader to ask: why all this fuss?4 John Buxton answers that question by stressing the loss of patronage Sidney's death meant for poets and scholars.5 Dominic Baker-Smith and others (www.amazon.com....50-9952129)
In John Smith 's Map of Virginia , Professor McCary describes the various expeditions made by the intrepid captain and then goes on to discuss the publishing history of the map itself through ten versions between 1612 and 1632. Among the notable features of the folding map, which is the focal point of this small book, are a drawing of the Indian chieftain Powhatan, Captain Smith's arms and motto, important features of the Virginia shore lines, rivers and creeks of Smith's day, hundreds of place names, and the location of 200 Indian villages in Virginia in the early seventeenth century. Whether as a guide to research in Virginia genealogy, history or pre-history, or as a mere keepsake, John Smith 's Map of Virginia will appeal to Virginiaphiles of all persuasions (www.genealogical.com..../9236.html)
Lynn Smith got out to Concord yesterday to check out one of John McCainâs final stump speeches in New Hampshire. After the rally, she met some Orthodox Jews with an unexpected position on Zionism. (I shot and edited the story. (feeds.technorati.com....ain?page=2)
(1744 1818). The first woman to be married to a United States vice-president was Abigail Smith Adams, whose husband, John Adams , served under George Washington from 1789 to 1797. John Adams took over the presidency in 1797, and in 1824 their son, John Quincy Adams, was elected the nation's sixth president. Thus, Abigail Adams was the first person in history to be the wife (www.britannica.com....incy-Adams)
. John (II) and his father were both subscribers to a petition to the Provincial Government in 1662, further evidence that John (II) was born at least as early as 1641. On 5 March 1663, John Winchester, Jr. witnessed a letter citing power of attorney from Mr. Joseph Weeks to Mr. Thomas Smith (www.cartar.com....island.htm)
Claire Smith column on John Wetteland, former New York Yankee relief pitcher and most valuable player in 1996 World Series, in view of his return to Yankee Stadium as Texas Ranger (topics.nytimes.com....wetteland/)
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