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Depreciation planning for newly acquired commercial real estate.: An article from: The Tax Adviser by Mary Vidal Hays, Karen M. Keeley, 1997-10-01 Under the will and other tales.: By Mary Cecil Hay, ... In three volumes by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-06-15 DRIVEN FROM HOME, Written & Composed by Will. S. Hays (Author of Mary O'More, My Father's Growing Old, Nora O'Neal, Shamus O'Brien, Etc.) (To Nannie Rogers, Louisville, KY, With Etching on Front Cover,) by Will. S. Hays (William Shakespeare Hays) Composer, 1868 Women's historiography and the (dis)embodiment of law: Ann Yearsley, Mary Hays, Elizabeth Benger.: An article from: Wordsworth Circle by Greg Kucich, 2002-01-01 Under the Will and Other Tales. (Volume 2); By Mary Cecil Hay, in Three Volumes by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-01-12 The victim of prejudice. In two volumes. By Mary Hays, author of The memoirs of Emma Courtney. ...Volume 1 of 2 by Mary Hays, 2010-06-09 Under the Will and Other Tales. (Volume 1); By Mary Cecil Hay, in Three Volumes by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-01-12 Letters and essays, moral, and miscellaneous. By Mary Hays. by Mary Hays, 2010-05-27 Contemporary Authors: Biography - Weik, Mary Hays (1898-1979) The victim of prejudice. In two volumes. By Mary Hays, author of The memoirs of Emma Courtney. ...Volume 2 of 2 by Mary Hays, 2010-06-09 The Love-Letters of Mary Hays (1779-1780). Edited by A.,F. Wedd by Mary Hays, 1925 Under the Will and Other Tales. (Volume 3); By Mary Cecil Hay, in Three Volumes by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-01-12 A child's life of Mary Baker Eddy, by Ella H Hay, 1942 Mary queen of Scots,: From her birth to her flight into England by David Hay Fleming, 1898

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61. Mary Hays Young
    mary hays Young. , Robert G. Young, d 1882, , , , mary hays Young, , , , , Annetta Culbertson, , Index Previous Next © Copyright 1995, 1996 David L. Beckwith  
    http://www.smokykin.com/ged/f000/f72/a0007248.htm

62. William Hays 1838-1908
    Thornton Lee (Thorne) hays; Robert (Bob) Gray hays m. Margaret Cambell.J. Will hays m. mary Lou Trulick dau. Lawrence Trulick. J. Will  
    http://members.fortunecity.com/fpreston/wmjhays.htm
    
    Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses related sites William Hays William Hays b. 10-7-1838 d. 2-8-1908, son of Wm. J. Hays Jr. and Letitia Morrow, married Catherine Ann John b. 3-3-1843 d.1916, daughter of Martin John, granddaughter of Peter John and great granddaughter of Martin John William came to this country from Ireland with his parents and his fathers two brothers, Robert Hay (es) and Fred Hay (s) in about 1854. The family located on a farm in Madison Twp., Armstrong County, PA., where his father followed agricultural pursuits and ran a distillery. Soon after William married Catherine, he settled in Washington Twp. on a tract of 120 acres, which he cultivated and also ran a saw mill. He was a veteran in the Civil War, serving 3 years as a member of Company E in the 62 Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry from Clarion Co. There is an account of his war experiences written by Carolyn Raham, including some letters on another page. He was wounded slightly in the battle of Gettysburg. He was elected to various supervising offices of the school district and was County Auditor. William and Catherine had sixteen (16) children. A son born 10-20-1865, died 10-21-1865.

63. Susannah Hays
    William and mary had 7 children Thomas hays Morrow 18981902. Carrie Mabel Morrow1899-1985. John William Morrow 1901-1976. David Wilbert Morrow 1903-1974.  
    http://members.fortunecity.com/fpreston/hayssus.htm
    
    Extractions: Susannah Hays b.1-5-1845 d.12-16-1913, dau. of William J. Hays and Letitia Morrow, married on 6-12-1866 David W. Morrow b.8-6-1826 in Ireland and d.3-25-1898 in Armstrong Co., PA. David was the son of James Morrow and Unknown. Susannah and David had 9 children, all born in Rimer, Armstrong Co., PA.: William J. Morrow b.5-2 or 29-1867 d.12-14-1923 m. Mary C. Manning on 12-1-1897. William and Mary had 7 children: David W. Morrow b.11-16-1868 d.9-2-1902 unmarried. Thomas Morrow b.6-21-1870 d.1-5-1872. Mary Jane Morrow b.12-16-1872 d.10-16-1930 m. John T. Hooks on 7-6-1899. Mary and John had 6 children: David W. Hooks 1898-1986, unmarried. Susan J. Hooks 1900-1900. Alice E. Hooks 1902- m. Roy Yockey. Lucy Irene Hooks 1904- m. Ralph Mechling.

64. Molly Pitcher
    An Artillery wife, mary hays McCauly (better known as Molly Pitcher)shared the rigors of Valley Forge with her husband, William hays.  
    http://sill-www.army.mil/pao/pamolly.htm
    
    Extractions: The Story of Molly Pitcher An Artillery wife, Mary Hays McCauly (better known as Molly Pitcher) shared the rigors of Valley Forge with her husband, William Hays. Her actions during the battle of Monmouth on June 28, 1778 became legendary. That day at Monmouth was as hot as Valley Forge was cold. Someone had to cool the hot guns and bathe parched throats with water. For her heroic role, General Washington himself issued her a warrant as a noncommissioned officer. Thereafter, she was widely hailed as "Sergeant Molly." A flagstaff and cannon stand at her gravesite at Carlisle, Pennsylvania. A sculpture on the battle monument commemorates her courageous deed. For more information concerning Molly Pitcher or the Molly Pitcher Award, contact the United States Field Artillery Association , P.O. Box 33027, Fort Sill Oklahoma 73503, or telephone (580) 355-4677 or email: usfaa@sirinet.net Return to the History Page

65. Francis Calvin Hays & Mary Louise Bielefeldt
    b. d. bur. b. 26 Sep 1912 d. 23 Aug 1973 bur. Children mary Franceshays Margaret Anne hays. Contents * Index * Surnames * Contact  
    http://home.rochester.rr.com/thatchertree/WC01/WC01_074.HTM

66. Genealogy Data
    Family Spouse hays, mary Harrison Birth 14 NOV 1758 Death 24 DEC1825 Newark, Essex, New Jersey Gender Female. Children Hedden  
    http://home.rochester.rr.com/tallen/homepage/Genealogy/allen/dat0.html

67. Genealogy Data
    Brown, Henry Clay Gender Male Family Marriage 10 AUG 1911 Spouse hays, mary IdaBirth 17 NOV 1892 ,Wayne Co.,IA Death 5 AUG 1982 Gender Female Parents  
    http://nickell.tierranet.com/john/dat266.htm

68. Notes - Walker - Chamber Music - Features And Events - Romantic Circles
    2 Unless otherwise indicated, all biographical information about hays is takenfrom my dissertation, mary hays A Critical Biography, unpublished  
    http://www.rc.umd.edu/features/features/chambermusic/walker_notes.html
    
    Extractions: close window Gina Luria Walker, "'Can Man Be Free/And Woman Be A Slave?' Teaching Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Women Writers in Intersecting Communities," Reading and Teaching Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century British Women Writers , edited by Jeanne Moskal and Shannon Wooden, forthcoming. See also Anjana Sharma, "A Different Voice: Mary Hays's The Memoirs of Emma Courtney Women's Writing , vol. 8, 1, 2001, 152 and passim

69. I102: Mary PRUITT_(EWI) (21 JAN 1742 - 22 MAY 1809)
    _A Charlie hays _ Lucille hays _Mattie HAYDEN INDEX. Notes. Leroy FARMER. Family 1 Nancy WHARTON mary Lou FARMER.  
    http://mason.math.tntech.edu/smith2/d0009/g0000037.htm
    
    Extractions: Family 1 James BOYDSTON James BOYDSTUN_(ON) Jesse BOYDSTUN_(ON) Samuel BOYDSTUN_(ON) William BOYDSTUN_(ON) ... INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Mon Apr 26 17:10:59 1999 Family 1 Elsie Irene SPROTT David WOODROW Sharon L. WOODROW Kay WOODROW Walter WOODROW ... INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.5 (2/7/96) on Mon Apr 26 17:10:59 1999 Family 1 Frank HOLT

70. I07275: Mary Jane DEADMOND (____ - ____)
    _Thomas GREEN , Sr.+ (1669 1725) m 1698 _Thomas GREEN , Jr. (1702 -1753) m 1727 _Hannah mary VINTON _ (1681 - . m 1698 Charles hays.  
    http://www.verblefamily.com/d0004/g0000029.html

71. I01941: Mary BRUCE (____ - ____)
    Walla Walla, WA; REFERENCE V392. Father Eliga McDonough hays MotherDenisha D. DEADMOND Family 1 mary Ann BRYANT MARRIAGE 31 Aug  
    http://www.verblefamily.com/d0008/g0000012.html
    
    Extractions: Family 1 Ferne Irene BLOCK Judith Ann BULLARD _Lawrence Dow BULLARD _Emma WITHROW Glen Everett BULLARD ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 11/16/2002 06:53:01 PM Pacific Standard Time Family 1 Donna Kay BUNCH Tonya CORZINE INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 11/16/2002 06:53:01 PM Pacific Standard Time Family 1 John FERGUSON Sarintha Jane FERGUSON INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 11/16/2002 06:53:01 PM Pacific Standard Time Father: Marshall GOOSTREE

72. LAWRENCE CO., KY -- 1870 FEDERAL CENSUS
    THOMPSON, ALLEN, 7/12, 227. x, hays, ANDREW, 23, 227. hays, LOUISA, 22, 227.hays, mary J. 2, 227. hays, JULIA, 4/12, 227. x, hays, WILLIAM, 44, 227. hays,MARGARET, 32, 227.  
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/GlenGallagher/pg227.htm
    
    Extractions: 1870 Census Lawrence Co., Kentucky Page 227 H of H Surname Given Name Age Page No. x THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON MAHALA THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON MARGARET THOMPSON EMERETTA x THOMPSON ANDREW J. THOMPSON MARY J. THOMPSON HESTER A. THOMPSON WAYNE K. THOMPSON ELIZABETH THOMPSON CHULTFER THOMPSON JOHN F.M. THOMPSON LEWIS W. THOMPSON JOHN T.J. THOMPSON MARTHA J. x BERRY GEORGE A. BERRY NANCY BERRY MARY J.F. BERRY ARTIC C. BERRY FLORENCE E. BERRY REUBEN M. BERRY SAMANTHA BERRY GENOA B. x BERRY JOHN BERRY FLORENCE BERRY ISAAC H. x THOMPSON ANGELINE THOMPSON NANCY THOMPSON FLETCHER THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON OLONZO THOMPSON ALLEN x HAYS ANDREW HAYS LOUISA HAYS MARY J. HAYS JULIA x HAYS WILLIAM HAYS MARGARET HAYS SAMUEL HAYS BAZIL HAYS LAFAYETTE HAYS ELIZABETH HAYS JULIA A. HAYS LOUISA HAYS JOHN HAYS VIRGINIA x FRALEY WILLIAM FRALEY SARAH FRALEY THOMAS FRALEY GEORGE FRALEY KELLEY FRALEY SARAH FRALEY JUDITH FRALEY HUSTON FRALEY WILLIAM FRALEY MARY x MOORE DAVID MOORE LUCINDA MOORE XONA MOORE JULINA MOORE ELIZABETH MOORE THOMAS L. MOORE LOUISA x SPENCER JOHN B. SPENCER JULIA SPENCER MARTIN x BARNAY MELVINA BARNAY HENRY C. x MC KINSTER SAMUEL MC KINSTER PERMELIA MC KINSTER AMBRON MC P x MC KINSTER ANDREW MC KINSTER ELIZABETH MC KINSTER ELIZABETH MC KINSTER THOMAS H.

73. OK-NEWSPAPERS-L: [OK-NEWSPAPERS] Mary Hannah Hays - Creek Co.
    OKNEWSPAPERS-L Archives. From kjay6@webtv.net ((Keith)) Subject OK-NEWSPAPERSmary Hannah hays - Creek Co. OK-NEWSPAPERS mary Hannah hays - Creek Co.  
    http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/OK-NEWSPAPERS/2002-04/1019427331
    
    Extractions: Does anyone have access to the newspapers that would have an obituary for my ancestor, Mary Hannah Hays? She lived near Oilton, OK and died 14 November 1946. I believe she is buried in one of the cemeteries near Oilton but I don't know which one. She was the widow of Adam Hays. Any help would be appreciated. This thread: RootsWeb is funded and supported by Ancestry.com and our loyal RootsWeb community. Learn more.

74. BrothersJudd.com - Review Of Mary Hays's The Victim Of Prejudice
    From Letters and Essays, Moral and Miscellaneous, by mary hays 1793 mary hays Website(created by Eleanor Ty) -mary hays -hays, mary (1760 - 1843) (xrefer)  
    http://www.brothersjudd.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.detail/book_id/776/Vict
    
    Extractions: Mary Hays, an early British feminist writers, was a contemporary of Mary Wollstonecraft, William Godwin, Thomas Paine, and William Blake, and like them she was excited by the French Revolution and the prospect of toppling the privileged classes. Of course, at that time all men were comparatively privileged, at least as compared to women. In The Victim of Prejudice she mounts a twin attack on the lowly status of women within society and on the exalted status of the landed gentry, who still dominated life in that pre-industrial age. The former attack is fairly successful, the latter is not. Mary Raymond, the heroine of the novel, is orphaned at an early age, but is raised and well-educated (perhaps too well for the time) by her guardian, Mr. Raymond. Two brothers, sons of the Honorable Mr. Pelham, come to Mr. Raymond's for instruction too, and Mary falls in love with William Pelham, and he with her. But Mary is an unacceptable match for such a wealthy youth, more unacceptable than she realizes until Mr. Raymond reluctantly reveals the sordid circumstances of her birth, and so the young lovers are separated. Meanwhile, Sir Peter Osborne, the brutal local landowner, has taken a fancy to Mary and is reluctant to accept her protestations of his advances. In a symbol laden early scene, William coaxes the teenage Mary into stealing some "forbidden fruit" from Osborne's vineyard. But he catches her and expels her from the garden, calling her "a true daughter of Eve." In the ensuing years they have several more equally unfortunate encounters, with Osborne becoming ever more determined to have her. Finally, after the death of Mr. Raymond, who had tried to get her to accept a more appropriate marriage offer to no avail, has left Mary particularly vulnerable, with no money and nowhere to go, Osborne kidnaps and rapes her.

75. Mary Hays Storyteller
    Let mary light up the imagination of your group members with a storytelling presentation. maryalso trains individuals and small groups in the Speech Arts.  
    http://www.airenet.com/storyteller/

76. Sean B. Kelly's St. Louis Globe-Democrat Obituaries Of Irish-born St. Louisans
    Kilkenny * 3/8 Hayes, John * * Tipperary * 1/8 hays, mary Ann * * Cork * 12/10 11 hays, Nicholas * * Cork * 7/8 Haynes, Mrs. JC * (see Reynolds, William  
    http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/seankelly.htm
    
    Extractions: In most cases, this index associates at least a county in Ireland with obituaries of St. Louis residents. A few refer to Irish organizations or leaders or other natives of the British Isles. Some obituaries are for those living in Ireland who also had relatives living in St. Louis. Where a St. Louisan is mentioned, a note is made to see the obituary of his or her relative.

77. Gender Inn: Alphabetischer Suchindex
    Häuslichkeit 77 Hausangestellte 74 Hausfrau 2638 Hayes, Catherine 842 hays, Appealto the Men 843 hays, Memoirs of Em Courtney 840 hays, mary 2649 Haythorne  
    http://db.genderinn.uni-koeln.de/cgi-bin/n/suchindex?w=ad&bu=H

78. Traveling Culture: Circuit Chautauqua In The Twentieth Century: Names
    Haynes, Dorothy. Haynes, Elizabeth. hays, Estelle. hays, mary Adel. Hayward, Grace.Haywood, Oscar. Hazel Dopheide and Assisting Artists. Hazelwood, Edna.  
    http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/award98/iauhtml/tcccNames37.html

79. Lives Of The Great Romantics III: Godwin, Wollstonecraft And Mary Shelley Publis
    Volume 1 William Godwin Extracts from Elizabeth Hamilton, Translation of theLetters of a Hindoo Rajah (1796); mary hays, Memoirs of Emma Courtney (1796  
    http://www.pickeringchatto.com/lives3.htm
    
    Extractions: and Betty T Bennett This edition, the third in our Lives of the Great Romantics series, sheds light on contemporary perceptions of the most biographically and intellectually compelling literary family of the Romantic period. The collected writings reveal not only the personalities of the subjects, but also the motives and agendas of the individual biographers. In volume 1, the memoirs depict the character of the philosopher and novelist William Godwin as inseparable from the character of his work. In volume 2, a fascinating picture of the vicissitudes of Wollstonecraft's reputation throughout the nineteenth century is displayed. Shortly after her death she is vilified and abused by commentators, but gradually a new 'sanitised' image emerges, her `coarseness' is overlooked, and the emphasis shifts to her gentleness and sensitivity, combined with strength of mind. Both volumes 1 and 2 include extracts from Mary Shelley's previously unpublished 'Life of William Godwin' in the Abinger Collection, transcribed specially for this edition. Due to Sir Timothy's prohibition that Mary Shelley bring the Shelley name to public attention, and because the growing conservatism of the era often caused Mary Shelley to be shunned by 'good society', little was written of her during her life time.

80. (Mary COGGESHALL - Samuel B. COGGESHALL )
    Index of Persons mary Ann HAWLEY April hays 6120 individuals, 2086 familiesfrom file H\Ftw\FTW_files\hakmod31B.GED (12 Mar 2001). Index of Persons.  
    http://hakmiller.rootsweb.com/html/index/ind0426.html

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