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Maria meets Freder Fredersen (Gustav Fröhlich), the son of the Lord of Metropolis Johhan Fredersen (Alfred Abel ), in a meeting of the workers, and they fall in love for each other. Meanwhile, Johhan decides that the workers are no longer necessary for Metropolis , and uses a robot pretending to be Maria to promote a revolution of the working class and eliminate them. 52;Claudio Carvalho, Brazil Ironically, while Hamilton's dreams of industrialization must surely exceed Hamilton's expectations, it is there, I suspect , that in the midst of Bush's assaults upon the rule of law, due process, and presumptions of innocence , that Democracy seems most alive. It is no accident that Bushco pulled off a most un-democratic coup d'etat in Florida. Go figure! (existentialistcowboy.blogspot.com....chive.html)
In the future, the society of Metropolis is divided in two socialclasses: the workers, who live in the underground below the machineslevel, and the dominant classes that lives in the surface. The workersare controlled by their leader Maria (Brigitte Helm ), who wants to finda mediator between the upper class lords and the workers, since shebelieves that a heart would be necessary between brains and muscles.Maria meets Freder Fredersen (Gustav Fröhlich), the son of the Lord ofMetropolis Johhan Fredersen (Alfred Abel ), in a meeting of the workers,and they fall in love for each other. Meanwhile, Johhan decides thatthe workers are no longer necessary for Metropolis , and uses a robotpretending to be Maria to promote a revolution of the working class andeliminate them. (us.imdb.com....ercomments)
In memory of Mrs. Elisabeth Bingham Daughr to Mr. Abel Mrs. Abigail Bingham who Departed this Life Sept. ye 23d 1747 in the 19th year of her age. Here lies the Body of Faith Bingham who died Febry 11th 1720 aged 34 years. In memory of Mr. Gideon Bingham who died March 19, 1791. Ae. 55. Also In memory of Mrs. Ruth, Relict of Mr. Gideon Bingham who died Apr. 21, 1817 AE. 84. In memory of Miss Irene Bingham who died December 31, 1842 In the 75th year of her age. In memory of Jabez son of Mr. Alfred Mrs. Zerviah Bingham who died June 3d 1793 in ye 5th Year of his Age. Here lies the Body of Mr. Jonathan Bingham who lived Desired died Bemoaned Febuary ye 28th A.D. 1751 in the 77th year of his age. Here lies ye Body of ye Dearly Beloved Godly Man, Mr. Joseph Bingham who Fell asleep in Jesus Sept. ye 4th 1765 in ye 78th year of his age. In memory of Joseph Bingham son to Mr. Abel Bingham Mrs. Abigail his wife who died December ye [illegible] 1765 in the 4th year of his age. In memory of Mr. Joseph Bingham who Died Jany ye 15th 1792 in ye 71st Year of his Age (www.rootsweb.com....tions.html)
A. L. Palmer; Richard W. Neilly; James Robson; Amos Ogden; Alfred Dixon; James Kimball; Andrew Kinnear; Edmund Kinnear; Amos Harris; James Cole; Amos Tingley. Besides Latin and Greek, they were taught history, geography, grammar, reading, writing and arithmetic. The trustees in 1841 were: Richard Bowser and Charles F. Allison. The teachers were: No. 1, John Hicks; No. 2, Ichabod Powell; No. 3, Edward Bowes; No. 4, William McDonald; No. 5, Sophia M. Nisbet; No. 7, Thomas Atkinson; No. 8, Lawrence O'Flannigan; No. 9, Ann Cowdell; No. 10, Abel S. Gore; No. 11, James Purdy; No. 12, Frederick Sears.THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLAt a meeting held in November, 1831, attended by Rev. C. Milner, William Crane, Esq., and Edward B. Chandler, Esq., the scholars were examined and "it appeared that many of them made considerable progress." The following were the pupils: in Latin and Greek: Martin Palmer, Stephen Palmer, W. B. Chandler, James Dixon, Blair Botsford, Ralph Milner, Cochran Milner, Acalus Palmer, Richard Neilly, James Robson, Amos Ogden, Alfred Dixon, James Kimball (www.rootsweb.com....ckvill.txt)
Founded 1890 by Alfred William and George Henry Robinson, sons of Henry Robinson , builder and architect. Cubbon Bibliography vol II p1174/5) gives a short history: Alfred having served an apprenticeship at the Manx Sun became foreman whilst his brother , Henry had served an apprenticeship with Abel Lewis. According to Cubbon they hoped to develop the photomechanical side of the publishing business concentrating it seems on the sporting press 'Robinsons Sporting Tissue' in 1892 and in 1896 'The Isle of Man Sporting News and Manx Tissue'. However they failed to make it a commercial success though the printing business continued under two of Alfred's sons. (www.isle-of-man.com....pgrhrs.htm)
Soldier Service Date of Death Heirs Samuel Boynton Corps Art'y 07 September 1814 Jane, Royal and Roxanna Boynton Samuel Carpenter 11th Reg't Inf 19 December 1813 Eliza and Albion Carpenter Calvin Crooker 9th Reg't Inf 08 February 1814 Doras, Deborah, Rhoda, Calvin and Almira Crooker Ezekiel Duston 9th Reg't Inf 02 January 1814 John, York, Perigrine, Chandler R., Hannah, Leander G. and Ezekiel W. Duston Thomas Eustis 3rd Reg't Art'y 1813 Minerva, Hannah, Mary, Cyprus, Soton, Thomas and John C. Eustis William Healy 11th Reg't Inf 06 December 1814 John, Sally and Mehitabel Healy Joseph Levett 9th Reg't Inf July 1813 Jonathan, Elijah, Abigail, Samuel and Sarah Levett Marshall Lewis Corps Art'y 13 May 1814 Sally, Alexander, Olive, Abigail, Hannah and Daniel Lewis Sol'n Messowey 45th Reg't Inf 10 March 1815 Charles , Harriet and Robert Messowey John McLaughlin 45th Reg't Inf 13 October 1814 James, Phineas, Amasa, Benjamin and Hiram McLaughlin Joseph Mitchell 21st Reg't Inf 19 June 1813 Almira, Arthur, Emily, Joseph, Edward and Alfred Mitchell Josiah Smith 21st Reg't Inf 11 November 1813 Montillion Smith Jesse Wright 9th Reg't Inf 23 November 1813 Jesse, Josiah, Daniel, Lang, Abel and David Wright (www.genealogy-quest.com....f-pay.html)
Anderson County, KY BIOGRAPHY: RADCLIFF, Sarah, d/o Daniel & Rebecca (Johnson) Holman Madison , Anderson & Mercer Counties, KYSubmitted by: ivie@tima.com (Diana Flynn)RADCLIFF, JOHNSON, HOLMAN, RICE"COUNTIES OF MORGAN , MONROE & BROWN, INDIANA. HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL."CHARLES BLANCHARD, EDITOR. CHICAGO : F. A. BATTEY & CO. PUBLISHERS. 1884.F. A. BATTEY. F. W. TEPPLEMORGAN COUNTY, INDIANAGREEN TOWNSHIPPAGE 360SARAH RADCLIFF, widow of John Radcliff, was born in Madison County, Ky., onApril 1, 1824, and is a daughter of Daniel and Rebecca (Johnson) Holman,natives of Virginia. Daniel Holman was married in Virginia in an early day, and then moved to Kentucky, where he died. Mrs. Holman afterward moved to this county, and died here. Their children were Alfred, Joel, Abel, Harden, James, Harrison, Tarleton, Jackson, Madison , Perlina, Parmelia, Amanda, Minerva and Sarah. Sarah Holman, our subject, was married in Anderson County,Ky., on August 15, 1844, to Edward J. Rice. The couple settled in Mercer County, Ky (ftp.rootsweb.com....240001.txt)
States New York Steerage P^d before105* Mary E? 5 F Child U. States New York Steerage P^d before106* Minnie E? 0y11m F Child U. States New York Steerage P^d before107 Thomas Waters 23 M Gardener England New York Steerage108* John Ridd 41 M Farmer England New York Steerage109* Elizabeth Ridd 27 F Wife England New York Steerage110* Charlotte Ridd 7 F Child England New York Steerage111* Jane Ridd 5 F Child England New York Steerage112* Charles Georges 29 M Musi? Italy New York Steerage P^d before113* Pascal Georges 21 M Musi? Italy New York Steerage P^d before114* Jerome Pellezrene 17 M Musi? Italy New York Steerage P^d before115* Rose Grezoire 9 F Musi? Italy New York Steerage P^d before116* Ascal Volta 8 M Musi? Italy New York Steerage P^d before117* Dominique Laziadice 5 M Musi? Italy New York Steerage P^d before118 Valentin Abel 34 M Farmer Baden New York Steerage119 Barbara Abel 34 F None Baden New York Steerage120 Barbara Abel 6 F None Baden New York Steerage121 Johannes Abel 0y6m M None Baden New York Steerage122 Jacob Muller 22 M Mechanic Baden New York Steerage123 Regina Griess 23 F None Baden New York Steerage124* Joseph Foley 29 M Farmer France Washington Steerage125* Adele Foley 29 F None France Washington Steerage126* Julie Foley 2 F Child France Washington Steerage127* Alfred Foley 1 M Child France Washington Steerage128* Jules Foley 0y3m M Child France Washington Steerage129* Jules Foley 18 M None France Washington Steerage130* Marie Foley 21 F None France Washington Steerage131 Auguste Henriot 46 M Farmer France Philadelphia Steerage132 Genereuse Henriot 40 F None France Philadelphia Steerage133 Joseph Henriot 18 M None France Philadelphia Steerage134 Delphine Henriot 16 F None France Philadelphia Steerage135 Delphine Henriot 15 F None France Philadelphia Steerage136* Adele Henriot 11 F None (www.immigrantships.net....20_01.html)
Brooks 22 M Clerk England USA Steerage27 Wm. Nervey 45 M Mechanic England USA Steerage28 Chas. Devlin 48 M Laborer England USA Steerage29 Rose McSloy 22 F Servant Ireland USA Steerage30 Abel Cornage 22 M Laborer Ireland USA Steerage31 J. W. Pearce 45 M Laborer England USA Steerage 1 Less one: No. 24 Died on Passage30 Saloon Passengers32 Edward Baines 38 M Gent USA USA Saloon33 S. C. Wood 37 M Gent USA USA Saloon34 T. A. Painter 42 M Gent USA USA Saloon35 Thos. Allison 34 M Gent USA USA Saloon36 M. Darlington 34 M Gent USA USA Saloon37 Robt. Jackson 39 M Gent USA USA Saloon38 Alfred Kayne 42 M Gent USA USA Saloon39* Cooper H. ? 34 M Gent USA USA Saloon40 P. H. Sullivan 37 M Gent USA USA Saloon41 W. C. Peckham 42 M Gent USA USA Saloon42 J. A. Anderson 37 M Gent USA USA Saloon43 G. H. Finger 34 M Gent USA USA Saloon44 S. Myerheim 54 M Gent Germany USA Saloon45 F. Howlden 40 M Gent USA USA Saloon46 J. C. Bedell 38 M Gent USA USA Saloon47 E. Rhodes 42 M Gent USA USA Saloon48 C. H. Wead 35 M Gent USA USA Saloon49 J (www.immigrantships.net....70102.html)
Roman 49 M Laborer Ireland USA St26 Wm Fitzgibbin 29 M Laborer Ireland USA St27 Mary Smith 36 F Wife Ireland USA St28 John 12 M Son Ireland USA St29 Rosetta 14 F Daughter Ireland USA St30 Phillip 19 F Daughter Ireland USA St31 Patrick 9 M Son Ireland USA St32 Joseph 6 M Son Ireland USA St33 James 7 M Son Ireland USA St34 Louise 5 F Daughter Ireland USA St35 Anglo Soceilo? 30 M Doctor Italy USA S36 Wm Holdwaith 45 M ? England USA St37 Frances Quenlan 20 M Laborer Ireland USA St38 Alfred Gibb 35 M Miner England USA St39 Job Kyle? 48 M Farmer England USA St40 Abel Kyle? 21 M Farmer England USA St41 Alfred Rose 23 M Minster England USA St42 Thomas Dolan 62 M Farmer England USA St43 Isaac Jackson 37 M Farmer England USA St44 Rebecca 24 F Wife England USA St45 Jane Card? 29 F Wife England USA St46 Willaim 1 M Child England USA St47 WM Laycock 31 M Farmer England USA St48 Ellen 24 F Wife England USA St49 George Chisson 31 M Farmer England USA St50 Clara A 26 F Wife England USA St51 James Brooks 29 M Merchant England USA Cab52 A (www.immigrantships.net....80126.html)
7/11/1885 ADAMS 1i Limes, Montgomery St Sparkbrook, Percival Joseph infant so Albert/Florence SAWYER 29u Swansea age 32, Louisa Martha bwo Frank H. formerly of this town & ydo late Thomas Rideout, Gt Brook St 10/11/1885 HODKINSON 5i Small Heath, James in 64th yr PEARSALL 6i at his residence, Morville St after long painful illness age 34, Abel 5th so Abel, St Martin 's St 11/11/1885 TAYLOR 10i Elmfield, Bristol Rd age 66, Joseph upwards 26 years member of Bham Town Council WOOD 1i 32 Louisa wo Alfred, Abbey Tavern, Key Hill, Hockley 12/11/1885 RANDALL 11i 174 Wilton St Lozells age 37, Thomas 13/11/1885 GEE 10i after long painful illness Wills St Lozells, Rebecca bwo W., late Lichfield St age 64 HAINES 8i Elizabeth relict of George, Sand St, St Mary's Square Bham age 76 SPALDING 11i 28 Hall St, Emma wo William TAYLOR 10i Elmfield, Bristol Rd, Joseph age 65. Witton 17/11/1885 KEELING 14i Montague Rd Edgbaston as result of an accident age 35, Charles Foxall WARDLE 10i 206 Park Rd Hockley in 43rd yr, John 18/11/1885 GILES 16i Elizabeth widow of Benjamin, Ingleby St HEPTINSTALL 17i at his residence 151 Granville St, Horatio age 65 SMITH 16i 72 Morville St Ladywood after short illness in 49th yr, James, for 20 yrs with Messrs Abbot and Co 19/11/1885 DUMBLETON 18i age 73 Louisa, bwo Thomas, 97 Lord St LAWRENCE 19i 8 Erasmus Rd Sparkbrook, Charles Henry age 21, so late W (www.hunimex.com....-1907.html)
1929 BUNKAR, MATT - Born February 1, 1871, Finland . Died Jan. 1, 1929, King County Hospital, Seattle, Wash. Cause of death : cirrhoses carcinomatose; peritoneal hemorrhage; carcinoma; nodule (primary cancer of liver); arteriosclerosis. Married. Laborer. Father: Jacob Bunkar (b. Finland ). Mother: Anna Runtia (b. Finland ). Burial Jan. 6, 1929, Crown Hill Cemetery, Seattle, Wash. HERMANSON, EMIL CARL - Born November 1, 1881, Finland . Died Jan. 1, 1929, City Hospital, Seattle, Wash. Cause of death : carcinoma of liver. Single. Miner. Father: Carl Hermanson (b. Finland ). Mother: Susan (b. Finland ). Cremation Jan. 22, 1929, Seattle, Wash. ACKERMAN, JOHN - Born November 26, 1895, Singeby, Finland . Died Jan. 14, 1929, Vashon, Wash. Cause of death not given. Single. Laborer. Father: Karl (b. Singeby, Finland ). Mother: Maria Pellos (b. Jungsund, Finland ). Informant: Alfred Ackerman, Wasa, Finland . Burial Jan. 16, 1929, Vashon, Wash. MARTIN , ABEL - Born August 10, 1878, Finland . Died Jan. 25, 1929, King County Hospital, Seattle, Wash (genealogia.fi....d20r8e.htm)
J amesand Abel Guild, brothers, came to Danville from Northfield, N. H., at anearly day, and settled in the western part of the town, where they clearedfarms. Abel died in 1860, James having died a number of years previous.John, son of James, was born in Danville, in 1812, and resided in thisvicinity until his death in 1883. He had born to him two children, Mrs.Abbie Adams and Alfred, both living in this town. The latter has been engagedin mercantile business at West Danville three years, and has also beenengaged in farming. (www.rootsweb.com....ville.html)
LEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS1918 REGISTRATIONTranscribed April 1997 by Bob Boward for theLee County Genealogical SocietyPO Box 63Dixon, IL 61021-0063All rights reserved.From the Dixon Evening Leader newspaper 18 Sep 1918 through 21 Sep 1918."The Dixon Evening Leader today publishes herewith a large number of Dixon and Lee county menbetween the ages of 18 and 45 years, who registered for military service. The numbers to the right are serial numbers assigned by the local board and are the numbers to be watched for when the big drawing in Washington is held. There are a total of 3309 men." Abel,W,A,Dixon,923Abell,Harry,H,Compton,1786Abell,Lovejoy,PawPaw,3123Aberg,Melvin,L,Steward,1206Abner,Floyd,Ashton,3039Absher,R,J,Ashton,1311Abt,Henry,Dixon,390Ackerson,Frank,Ashton,2765Ackert,Gail,M,Dixon,967Ackert,C,C,Dixon,2416Ackland,Geo,E,Amboy,1580Ackland,Howard,Steward,2736Ackland,Geo,C,Steward,2737Ackland,John,W,W.,Brooklyn,3016Ackley,Geo,P,Compton,1781Adams,Leonard,G,Dixon,235Adams,Edward,Dixon,312Adams,Alfred,L,Dixon,620Adams,Willis,S,Dixon,698Adams,Geo,T,Dixon,2781Adams,F,J,PawPaw,3261Agler,Harry,L,PawPaw,3258Ahrens,William,Dixon,917Akeman,Peter,F,Dixon,265Alber,H,W,Dixon,2678Albertson,W,C,Dixon,2478Albrecht,G,H,Franklin,Grove,1672Albrecht,Benj,F,Ohio,2037Alexander,William,Dixon,277Algar,Arthur,L,Dixon,716Allen,Francis,J,Dixon,584Allison,Geo,M,Amboy,1504Allwood,Stewart,E,Dixon,186Alm,Fred,A,Ohio,2007Alsager,Andes,J,Lee,3058Alsager,Svert,C,Lee,3071Alsager,Holden,M,Watertown,3304Alsman,A,L,W (searches1.rootsweb.com....918lee.txt)
John and Agnes had8 children , 6 of whom reached adulthood. Three of the boys settled in Australia - James Abel, Charles Alfred and Edward. The other two boys William Henry andJohn Thomas, and their sister Agnes, returned to England. Emma died at two yeasof age in Sydney and is buried at St Judes cemetery in Randwick. There wasanother son listed on documents as 'boy deceased', at the moment we have noinformation on him. (marsland.8m.com/)
Stephen Wilcox was born in Rhode Island and served as a corporal inCaptain Heacocks Company from Dutchess County, New York , in Col. JamesVanderburgs Fifth Regiment New York Militia. His name appears on the armypay roll dated 23 September 1778 at which time he was but sixteen yearsold. In 1782 he married Sabra Palmer born 15 Oct. 1862, daughterof Jonathan Wyatt Palmer and wife, Jemima Satterly. Stephen and Sabracame to Busti in 1815 with their seven children. The remains of hisshaft can still be seen although the top is gone. Their seven childrenwere: Stephen Jr., Eunice who married John Steward of Harmony, Ephraim,Abel, Alfred, Lura who married Edward Akin, and Roxanna who married AdinRussell. (www.rootsweb.com....lc_cem.htm)
64 1882/06/30BARNETT WILLIAM F 4 20N 33W 161.87 1901/05/08BARNHILL ABEL 2 19N 28W 40 1854/11/15BARNHILL ABEL 12 19N 28W 40 1848/07/10BARNHILL ABEL 12 19N 28W 40 1854/11/15BARNHILL ABEL 7 19N 27W 56.27 1854/11/15BARNHILL ABEL 36 20N 28W 80 1854/11/15BARNHILL ALEXANDER 36 20N 28W 0 1854/11/15BARNHILL ALEXANDER 36 20N 28W 80 1854/11/15BARNHILL ALFRED 7 19N 27W 40 1854/11/15BARNHILL BENJAMIN 6 20N 30W 40 1860/10/01BARNHILL ELIJAH 7 19N 27W 40 1854/11/15BARNHILL ELIZABETH 36 20N 28W 40 1854/11/15BARNHILL FRANCIS 6 20N 30W 80 1895/09/04BARNHILL SAMUEL W 36 20N 28W 40 1860/02/01BARRETT GEORGE T 9 18N 32W 80 1896/03/21BARRINGTON WILLIAM 7 18N 31W 0 1857/04/01 ASSIGNEE OF AH-CHE-WAH-HO-KA REP OF LA-PA-SA DECEASEDBARRINGTON WILLIAM 13 18N 30W 320 1857/04/02 ASSIGNEE OF IM-ME-SHE-HON-NA REPRESENTATIVE OF NO-SA-KAH DECEASEDBARRINGTON WILLIAM 1 18N 31W 0 1849/08/01 ASSIGNEE OF ME HAH TUBBEBARRINGTON WILLIAM 18 18N 30W 0 1851/10/01 ASSIGNEE OF HO-TAN-YAH REP OF TIS-AH-TU-NAH DECEASEDBARRINGTON WILLIAM 14 18N 31W 0 1857/04/02 ASSIGNEE OF IM-ME-SHE-HON-NA REPRESENTATIVE OF NO-SA-KAH DECEASEDBARRINGTON WILLIAM 1 18N 31W 0 1849/08/01 ASSIGNEE OF ME HAH TUBBEBARRINGTON WILLIAM 15 18N 31W 0 1849/08/01 ASSIGNEE OF MIN TA CHUBBEEBARRINGTON WILLIAM 21 18N 31W 0 1857/04/02 ASSIGNEE OF IM-ME-SHE-HON-NA REPRESENTATIVE OF NO-SA-KAH DECEASEDBARRINGTON WILLIAM 33 19N 30W 0 1857/04/02 ASSIGNEE OF E LA PE MAH HO NAHBARRINGTON WILLIAM 15 18N 31W 80 1849/08/01 ASSIGNEE OF MIN TA CHUBBEEBARRINGTON WILLIAM 18 18N 29W 0 1857/04/01 ASSIGNEE OF AH-CHE-WAH-HO-KA REP OF LA-PA-SA DECEASEDBARRINGTON WILLIAM 12 18N 31W 0 1849/08/01 ASSIGNEE OF ME HAH TUBBEBARRINGTON WILLIAM 2 18N 30W 160 (ftp.rootsweb.com....benton.txt)
Most common artificial explosives are chemical explosives, usually involving a rapid and violent oxidation reaction that produces large amounts of hot gas. Gunpowder was the first explosive to be discovered and put to use. Other notable early developments in chemical explosive technology were Abel's invention of nitrocellulose guncotton in 1865 and Alfred Nobel 's invention of dynamite (stabilized nitroglycerin ). See the article on explosive material for more detail on chemical explosives. A new order of explosive, the nuclear bomb , was invented in 1945 by the United States military. In 1950 , the US military developed the first fusion bomb . (www.fact-index.com....osion.html)
Surname Forenames Occupation Address (if given) ABEL Mrs Mary Ann Milk Dealer AGAR Edward Farmer Allen Mrs Allison Henry Labourer Anderson James Market gardener Ancove Scudamore E Physician surgeon Arminson Miss 50 York Road Atkinson John Henry Blacksmith Baker Mrs S.I. Baker Joseph Joiner Ball Mrs L.A. Millcrux House Barker John Cocoa Roaster Batters William Groom Bell Robert Van Man Bellerby George Henry Joiner Bellerby Matthew Farmer Haxby Lodge Benson Walter Joiner Bentley John William Grocer Blows Samuel Gardener Boddy Thomas Bostocks Joseph Farmer Boughey Frederick James 2 York Road Boxwell Thomas Boyes George Clerk Welton House Boynton William Joiner Bradswaw Mrs Sarah Ann Britton Joseph Farmer 20 York Road Britton William Britton Thomas Farmer Britton Robert Farmer Brooks William Henry Brooks Myers Telegraphist Brown William Sign Writer Brown Mrs Charlotte Brown George Labourer Brown William Clerk 32 York Road Bryan Fred Clerk NER 8 York Road Burkill Charles Farmer Birch Farm Carey Edward Horse dealer Carnforth Mrs Elizabeth Costumier Carr William Henry Joiner Undertaker Cass Alfred Chapman George Clerk 48 York Road Coates John Groom Coverdale John Farmer The Grange Coverdale George Chemist Craine James labourer North View Craven William George School teacher 58 York Road Cundall Mrs Cundall William Engine driver De Camps Charles Thorn Villa De little Feargus Printer Denham Miss Mary Costumier Rose Rae Terrace Dennison Thomas William Police constable Didsdill James Joiner Station Road Ditchburn William Farmer Ditchburn Robert Farmer Golden Hill Dodds George Market gardener 46 York Road Dowson Frederick Clerk NER 3 York Road Driffield Tom Brickmaker Driffield John Henry Traction engine proprietor Dunford Mrs Alice Dunning John Farmer Dudding Robert Henry Tiger Inn Dyson Miss Dyson William labourer North View Edward Georg (www.haxby-york.....rectories/)
( b London , bap. 28 May 1710; d there, 5 March 1778). English composer. Son of an upholsterer, he was probably encouraged in his musical career by his violin teacher Michael Festing. In 1732-3 he and his sister Susanna (later Mrs Cibber) were associated with musicians, including Henry Carey and J.F. Lampe, who aimed to establish an Italian-style English opera. After the success of his masque Dido and Aeneas (1734), Arne was engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, where he was to produce his works until 1775. In 1737 he married the singer Cecilia Young, who appeared in his next production, Comus (1738); influenced by Handel's Acis and Galatea , it was his most individual and successful work. Also popular was the masque Alfred (1740) (including âRule, Britanniaâ). While in Dublin in 1742-4 Arne produced his oratorio The Death of Abel (1744) and music by Handel. His dialogue Colin and Phoebe established him as a leading composer at the London pleasure gardens; during the next 20 years he published annual song collections (www.answers.com....homas-arne)
B. Meth Harriet Norman 25 spinster Bay Roberts Ch of Eng 5 Nov 1900 in the Meth Parsonage, East End Abel Armstrong, Mary Jacobs196 Enoch Pike 52 bachelor Tanner St John's father: John [T or P?] Pike Drucilla Young 38 widow St John's father: Joseph Berry 27 Nov 1901 in the Parsonage, 62 Cochrane St Louis Young, Edith PikeArchibald H Milligan B St John'sLaura Cornick S St John's25 Aug 1903 in the Cochrane St ParsonageP B Gowans, H A [T?]ishop, Ethel Pike, [H?] PikeRueben Pike 29 W Seaman St John'sBessie Matthews 27 S St John's11 April 1904 in the ParsonageJoseph R Matthews, Julia HallahanCharles Joyce 27 B Carpenter Paradise, P.B.Edith Ann Pike [blank] S St John's14 March 1905Patience Spencer, Moses A SpencerWilliam Pike 21 B Painter Carbonear father: William John PikeEliza Jane Sweetapple 20 S St John's father: [blank]28 June 1906 in the ParsonageMrs Alfred Morgan , Minnie AshGordon Hay 22 B Stone Cutter St John's father: William HayMargaret Roberts 21 S St John's father: Azariah Roberts5 July 1906 in the ParsonageE F Taylor, L ["Leigh" is written below the "L"] Pike299 Solomon Shepherd 49 widow Fisherman Harbor Grace Louise Marshall 46 widow 12 Pilot's Hill, St John's 9 January 1908 in the Parsonage Mrs C Coffen, William Pike303 Martin Billard 26 bachelor Labourer St John's Elizabeth Jane White 23 spinster St John's 10 March 1908 at 18 Fleming Street Mrs Jane Pike, James Billard338 George Clarke 27 bachelor Mason St John's Amy Butler 24 spinster Domestic Robin Hood 30 Dec 1909 in the Parsonage (Cochrane St) Mrs [C or E] W Pike, P J Raynes434 Martin Sweetapple 24 bachelor Driver St John's Meth Annie House 21 spinster Greenspond Meth 16 June 1914 in the Cochrane St Meth Parsonage Wm J Downton, Mrs J Pike488 Peter Parsons 21 bachelor Fisherman Gooseberry Island Episcopalian Alice (www.math.mun.ca...._mar.shtml)
First Name Jacqueline URL Comment Love this site! My Gr.Gr.Grandfather was William Alfred Cochran and Grandmother Mary Jane Burks. email: jacbato@suddenlink.net First Name Joshua Schwade URL http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=242432518 Comment just searching my family history, and found my last name on your page. our we related somewhere down the line email: jschwade5905@hotmail.com First Name Christine (Cheesman) White URL http://www.frontiernet.net/~hopechest/ Comment Mary, We share a common ancestor, Edward Cheesman. I am descended of his son, Anson (brother of Abel). I am doing extensive research on our Cheesman family and you can view what I have found on my website. Its so nice to find another distant cousin! ~ Chr email: hopechest@frontiernet.net First Name David URL Comment Hi,I am descended from Amos S (us.geocities.yahoo.com....er=ketavin)
On motion of J. DELAFIELD, jr. Esq., the following resolutions was unanimously adopted: RESOLVED, That, in the opinion of this meeting, our Representative, by his vote on the party questions in the last session of the Ohio Legislature, relative to the rechartering of the United States Bank, and the removal of the deposites, misrepresented the views of a majority of the citizens of Washington county.] On motion, the meeting adjourned. WM. R. PUTNAM, Chairman JOHN DELAFIELD, jr. L. H. GODDARD, Secretaries. Enoch Rector Asa Culver Simon MorgaridgeJames Hatch Justus Hall Levi WilleyJohn Davis David Gilbert John S. CorpHenry Vantassle Daniel McGlauthlinn David DelongRowland Parry Bryant Fall Isaac LundJ. C. Parry Henry Fairlee Wm. MorgaridgeAbraham Enocks Elijah Short J. H. SeelyWm. Glidden George Fleck Hugh S. FlanagainSamuel Longfellow Samuel Parker Alfred RegnierCornelius Driskell Joseph C. Wells John PerkinsEdward Simons James Owen Jonathan RootJames L. Baldwin Wm. E. Offner Rensselaer JohnsonRandal Wells Justus Merwin Abel DufurIsrael Morison Wm (familytreemaker.genealogy.com....87text.txt)
N. Tenby coastguard silver medal1856 10Jan Roberts John Clogwyn rescued crew of French Brig nr Harlech1856 10Jan Hodgson Joseph carver Sunderland silver medal1856 10Jan Rosser G master of steamtug 'Beaufort' rescue at Swansea1856 10Jan Hobbs Misses Alfred House Burnham school1856 10Jan Cox George classical and commercial school Weston S M formerly Lewisham1856 10Jan Corner Mr Wellington Academy1856 10Jan Jones Mr and Mrs boarding and day school Dunster1856 10Jan Lear William M chemist Eastover Bridgwater1856 10Jan Gillard Miss establishment for young ladies Blake House Bridgwater1856 10Jan Brice W solicitor Bridgwater1856 10Jan Archer John North Petherton farm servant wanted1856 10Jan Lear W M druggist Eastover Bridgwater birth of son1856 10Jan Jarman William Bridgwater birth of twin daughters1856 10Jan Durrant Thomas solicitor West St Poole birth of son1856 10Jan Chard E Bath Place Taunton birth of son1856 10Jan Walsh Gilbert Shute House Somerset birth of dau1856 10Jan Avent R H Burnham birth of son1856 10Jan Marsh Rev John of Thorncombe Dorset marr Emma Jane Tucker of Chard1856 10Jan Tucker C B Chard dau Emma marr1856 10Jan Hill Mr marr Miss Hawkins at Indepenent Chapel Glastonbury1856 10Jan Browne Lord Henry Ulick marr Catherine Henrietta Dicken at Patna1856 10Jan Drew Mary relict of Charles died age 65 Bridgwater1856 10Jan Stower Thomas died age 57 Edington gardener to Miss Field1856 10Jan Munck Sarah died Glastonbury age 831856 10Jan Burland William Gould died age 51 St James Parade Kingsdown1856 10Jan Masters George H stationmaster Frome dau Charlotte Ellen died1856 10Jan Alford J died age 73 Curry Rivel1856 10Jan Huff James died Pucklechurch age 871856 10Jan Barrow Robert Knapp died age 44 late of Kingston Glocs at Shipperdine1856 10Jan Woodley Mary relict of Rev George incumbent Martindale died Taunton1856 10 (www.paulhyb.homecall.co.uk....ID1856.HTM)
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