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82. RE: [lwside1] Re: Joe Granville-A Titan Or A Has Been? george Original Message- From Robert Ruddy SMTPRJR371@worldnet.att.netSent csf.colorado.edu Subject Re lwside1 Re Joe granville-A Titan or a http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/longwaves/oct00/msg00024.html

Date Thread RE: [lwside1] Re: Joe Granville-A Titan or a Has Been? by George A. Ure 04 October 2000 19:26 UTC Meantime, Robt., you seem to have come around to my way of thinking (see my post of last week) and what's been on my web site ( http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm Date Thread Home

83. The Vancouver Post Office granville, named after Earl granville (george LevesonGower), Britain's secretaryof state for the colonies, is considered the forerunner of the present-day http://www.discovervancouver.com/GVB/vancouver-post-office.asp

Accommodation Attractions Vancouver Maps Weather Info ... Contact Us The Vancouver Post Office This story is from the Greater Vancouver Book by Chuck Davis. You can find more stories from the book here by Andrew Scott Vancouver's first post office was not located in Gastown nor anywhere near today's urban centre but in the kitchen of a remote pioneer hotel at the end of the city's first wagon road. Early postal patrons had to hike, ride or row to this spotnow occupied by New Brighton Park next to the looming Alberta Wheat Pool elevators. New Westminster residentswho had enjoyed postal service since 1859could bounce out by daily stagecoach to two simple hostelries in order to refresh themselves in the ocean and at the bar or take a primitive ferry to Burrard Inlet's nearby lumber mills. The office on the inlet, which opened July 2, 1869, was the only postal outlet in colonial times within Vancouver's current boundaries. Postmaster Maximilian Michaud, who bought the Brighton Hotel early in 1869 and changed its name to the Hastings, used a grid-lined hammer enclosing the number "28" to cancel the mail. (Only a few envelopes with the "28" postmark are known; an example offered at auction in 1988 sold for over $3,000.) After B.C. joined Confederation in 1871 the post office's unofficial name, Burrard Inlet, was made official. It was renamed Hastings in 1897. By 1874 the communities surrounding the inlet's two busy mills had grown large enough to require their own postal establishments. An office called Moodyville (the name was changed to North Vancouver in 1902) began service at Sewell Moody's pioneer mill on the north shore of Burrard Inlet on March 1, 1874. One month later the Granville post office opened in the store at Captain Edward Stamp's Hastings Mill located at the top of Dunlevy St. near Gastown. (The 1865 store is the city's oldest building; it was moved in 1930 to a park at the north foot of Alma St.) Henry Harvey, the mill's storekeeper, was the first postmaster. Granville, named after Earl Granville (George Leveson-Gower), Britain's secretary of state for the colonies, is considered the forerunner of the present-day Vancouver post office by most people.

84. I24756 George SEARS _John Lewis SEARS _ _James SEARS _ _Judith _ george YoungSEARS _ _Anna MEEK _ granville Perry SEARS. http://www.genealogy.org/~lrsears/james/d0001/s0000018.htm

85. Gran. Co. George & Lewis Anderson Lea L. Dowd ; To ANDERSONL@rootsweb.com. Counties granville Co.,NC. Names george Anderson family; Lewis Anderson family. As the http://www.cavescove.com/anderson/JAnderson/ncandlist/grangeolew.htm

John Anderson families (by Rick Anderson) NC Anderson Query List North Carolina Queries from Anderson E-mail List Subject: Re: ANDERSON - Granville Co., NC Date: Fri, 6 Jun 1997 From: "Lea L. Dowd" To: ANDERSON-L@rootsweb.com Counties: Granville Co., NC Names: George Anderson family Lewis Anderson family As the webmaster for the BASS home pages, I am looking to connect some of the many Bass/Anderson intermarriages. I am willing to share information. Many of these marriages can be seen on the Bass Web pages under County Records for Granville Co., NC This family has been previously erroneously classified and has a wonderful Native American history. Lea lea@gnat.net Southern Bass http://www.gnat.net/~lea/ Some of the Andersons include: Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE1 ANDERSON, SR.. He married KATHERINE BASS Bef 1748, daughter of Edward Bass and Lovewell. Children of George Anderson and Katherine Bass are: 2. i. GEORGE2 ANDERSON, JR., d. 1770, Granville Co., NC. ii. JEREMIAH ANDERSON. iii. KATE ANDERSON.

86. Granville After the battle of Wilson Creek about 1861, he was hung by one granville Brasfield,who thought by this means to induce george to disclose the whereabouts of http://www.brasfield.net/granville.htm

Brasfield ~ Brassfield Genealogies Surname Genealogy Site Granville Brasfield and his 1861 involvement with George P. Pepper, Jr. of Mooresville Township, Missouri Granville Brasfield Courtesy of: LIVINGSTON COUNTY LIBRARY Chillicothe, Missouri http://www.livcolibrary.org/1886/1886chapt17.htm

87. George Silverman's Explanation By Charles Dickens 8 hand on the palm of her left, 'how much does Mr. granville Wharton pay george Silverman,licensed to marry, engaged to put him in possession of this girl? http://www.classicbookshelf.com/library/charles_dickens/george_silverman_s_expla

Site Map Electronic Library Charles Dickens George Silverman's Explanation George Silverman's Explanation by Charles Dickens previous: EIGHTH CHAPTER NINTH CHAPTER SAID I, one night, when I had conquered myself, 'Mr. Granville,' Mr. Granville Wharton his name was, - 'I doubt if you have ever yet so much as seen Miss Fareway.' 'Well, sir,' returned he, laughing, 'you see her so much yourself, that you hardly leave another fellow a chance of seeing her.' 'I am her tutor, you know,' said I. And there the subject dropped for that time. But I so contrived as that they should come together shortly afterwards. I had previously so contrived as to keep them asunder; for while I loved her, - I mean before I had determined on my sacrifice, - a lurking jealousy of Mr. Granville lay within my unworthy breast. It was quite an ordinary interview in the Fareway Park but they talked easily together for some time: like takes to like, and they had many points of resemblance. Said Mr. Granville to me, when he and I sat at our supper that night, 'Miss Fareway is remarkably beautiful, sir, remarkably engaging. Don't you think so?' 'I think so,' said I. And I stole a glance at him, and saw that he had reddened and was thoughtful. I remember it most vividly, because the mixed feeling of grave pleasure and acute pain that the slight circumstance caused me was the first of a long, long series of such mixed impressions under which my hair turned slowly gray. I had not much need to feign to be subdued; but I counterfeited to be older than I was in all respects (Heaven knows! my heart being all too young the while), and feigned to be more of a recluse and bookworm than I had really become, and gradually set up more and more of a fatherly manner towards Adelina. Likewise I made my tuition less imaginative than before; separated myself from my poets and philosophers; was careful to present them in their own light, and me, their lowly servant, in my own shade. Moreover, in the matter of apparel I was equally mindful; not that I had ever been dapper that way; but that I was slovenly now.

88. George Bogdanovitch Art Exhibit - 2003 granville Longtime Denison University faculty member george Bogdanovitch willhave the first show of 2003 at the University's Art Gallery in Burke Hall http://www.denison.edu/publicaffairs/pressreleases/bogdanovitch1-03.shtml

Office of Public Affairs Box A - Granville - Ohio - 43023 N E W S R E L E A S E Contact: Stewart B. Dyke, Director of Public Affairs Phone: Fax: E-mail: dyke@denison.edu Edited: Jan. 10, 2003 Denison Gallery Opens 2003 With Show by Bogdanovitch GRANVILLE Long-time Denison University faculty member George Bogdanovitch will have the first show of 2003 at the University's Art Gallery in Burke Hall, showing a new series of paintings "Pushing It." A reception for the artist is set for 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday (Jan. 17) and is free and open to the public. Music will be provided by the Tom Carroll Quintet. The show will run through Sunday, Feb. 16 with the gallery (240 West Broadway) open daily from 1 to 4 p.m. George Bogdanovitch "Pushing It" has been two years in the making and Bogdanovitch says he has returned to the "abstract expressionist" movement, drawing some of his inspiration from artists such as Jackson Pollock, DeKooning, Rothko, Kline and Motherwell. He has used large canvases and employed paint in a spontaneous and expressive manner with the use of large brushes. "Historically, the process lent a degree of energy and force to paintings," says Gallery Director Lee Hanford. "In fact, the rapid, intuitive method was considered as important as the painting itself. In producing these large canvases, Bogdanovitch, like those involved with abstract expressionism before him, has applied paint in an unconventional way so that the medium can become one of the key viewer considerations."

89. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Arts > ... > World Literature > British > 18th Cen Fielding, Henry (11); Authors G Garth, Samuel (1); Authors G Gay, John (5); Authors G granville, george (1); Authors G http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=3402

90. I12: John George EVANS (23 JUN 1838 - 11 OCT 1909) george EVANS _John EVANS _ _C. Catherine EVANS _ _Margaret_ INDEX. Notes. John G. EVANS left his parent family in granville, OH http://www.xpressweb.com/~jarjwr/htmlr/d0001/g0000008.htm

John George EVANS BIRTH : 23 JUN 1838, ,Cardigan,Wales DEATH : 11 OCT 1909 BURIAL : Benzonia,Binzie,MI REFERENCE Father: David C. EVANS Mother: C. Catherine EVANS Family 1 Rachel Ann TURNER DIVORCE : N MARRIAGE : 11 DEC 1858, ,Buchanan,Missouri Elizabeth Francis EVANS Winnifred Ellen EVANS Lillian Beatrice EVANS David Cardigan EVANS ... INDEX Notes John G. EVANS left his parent family in Granville, OH in the mid 1850's and traveled to Missouri where he married Rachel Ann TURNER on 11 Dec. 1858 in Buchanan County Missouri. Between 1873 and 1876, they moved to Lobo twsp.,Ont. Here Mary, Musetta and Edith were born. Between 1882 and 1886 they moved to Grant twsp. Huron County Michigan. He served in the civel war and was with Sherman on his "march to the sea". Grave in Benzie Co. MI Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sat Dec 28 09:17:07 1996 John William EVANS BIRTH : 14 APR 1886, Grant Twsp.,Huron,MI DEATH : OCT 1937 BURIAL : Owosso,Shiawassee,MI Father: John George EVANS Mother: Rachel Ann TURNER Family 1 Jessie DAVIS MARRIAGE : 15 MAR 1914, Sherdian,Michigan

91. Genealogy Data James Minnes Gender Male Parents Father Sinclair, granville Reed Mother Minnes,Marjorie Gordon Children Sinclair, george granville Sinclair, Pamela http://members.eisa.com/~ec090409/gedbrowse/dat7.html

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Stanley, Barbara Marion Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Sinclair, David Minnes Gender: Male Parents: Father: Sinclair, Granville Reed Mother: Minnes, Marjorie Gordon Children: Sinclair, Heather Barbara Gender: Female Sinclair, Judith Anne Sinclair, Ian David Back to Main Page Pawling, John Charles Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Sinclair, Judith Anne Gender: Female Parents: Father: Sinclair, David Minnes Mother: Stanley, Barbara Marion Children: Pawling, Sabrina Kathleen Gender: Female Pawling, Stuart Reginald Gender: Male Back to Main Page Reid, Lorene Rose Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Sinclair, Ian David Gender: Male Parents: Father: Sinclair, David Minnes Mother: Stanley, Barbara Marion Children: Sinclair, Fiona Rose Gender: Female Sinclair, Brianna Wynne Gender: Female Back to Main Page Donald, Joan Beatrice Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Sinclair, James Minnes Gender: Male Parents: Father: Sinclair, Granville Reed Mother: Minnes, Marjorie Gordon Children: Sinclair, George Granville Sinclair, Pamela Marjorie Sinclair, Michael James Sinclair, Nancy Beatrice ... Back to Main Page Malcolm, Jennifer Ann Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Sinclair, George Granville

92. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce. http://katalog.wp.pl/DMOZ/Arts/Literature/Authors/G/Granville%2C_George

Poczta Czat SMS Pomoc Szukaj.wp.pl: -Katalog -Polskie www -¦wiatowe www -Wirtualna Polska -FTP/Pliki -Grupy dyskusyjne -Encyklopedia -Produkty wp.pl Katalog Katalog ¦wiatowy DMOZ ... Authors > G Fakty o Katalogu Pomoc Regulamin Serwis szukaj ... Ostatnio dodane NAWIGACJA Fakty o katalogu Pomoc Regulamin Serwis Szukaj ... FAQ Dodaj stronê Katalog WP Polskie Strony WWW Oferta dla firm WP-HIT ... Wirtualna Polska

93. George's Genealogical Filing Cabinet Special attention is paid to the Pettypools of Prince george, Lunenburg, Halifax 1749Granville County, North Carolina, Tithe List of Jonathan White My Ancestor http://www.mindspring.com/~baumbach/

April 2001 George's Genealogy Research Filing Cabinet *** Family Index *** Link BAUMBACH Baumbach family of New York City descendents of Johann Martin Baumbach and Magdalena Bohnenberger of Unterreichenbach Germany. Associated Surnames: BESSER, BOHNENBERGER, BRUTSCHY, CASE, FANTRY, FISCHER, GREBBS, HART, HUG, KOCH, McLAUGHLIN, MEYER, MULLER, REMEISSEN/RENNEISEN, ROSENBERG(ER), SANDHAAS, THOMAS, WINKLER BAUMBACH CODY : Colonial American Cody Families of Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina. Pierce Cody of Spotsylvania,. Orange and Lunenburg Counties, Virginia and his descendants in Montgomery and Russell Counties, Virginia, and in Old Rowan County (Davidson, Surry, Wilkes and Randolph Counties), North Carolina. Connections to post Revolutionary War descendents in North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri. Associated Surnames: BOUCHER, COMBS, CORNET, DAVIS, PETTIT, RIDGE, ROBERTS, STACY, TOLSON CODY CORRELL, Jacob of China Grove, Rowan County, North Carolina. Family of Jacob Correll of Jacob Correll's Mill Creek, a branch of Coldwater Creek, 1795 - present. Associated Surnames: AUSTIN, BEAVER, CASTER, DEAL, FREEZE, GRONER, MISENHEIMER, SHULLENBERGER, SHUPING, SLOOP, YOST

94. I103636: Anne CLONINGER ( - ) HTML created by GED2HTML v3.1a (8/20/97) on Sun Jul 07 164854 2002.William STOVER. Father george STOVER Mother Margaret BEAVER http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0086/g0000022.htm

Anne CLONINGER Father: George CLONINGER Mother: Frances LONG Family 1 Joseph DOUGLAS _Sallie KISER Anne CLONINGER INDEX Notes !NAME: OUR KIN, PG. 159. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:31:20 2003. Jacob Daniel DIEHL BIRTH : 6 JUN 1873, ,York,Pennsylvania DEATH : Abt 1952 Father: Jacob DIEHL Mother: Susan MITZEL Family 1 Laura STEAVENS MARRIAGE : 6 JUN 1894 _Jacob DIEHL _Jacob DIEHL Jacob Daniel DIEHL _Daniel MITZEL ... INDEX Notes EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:31:20 2003. Granville Floyd DIGMAN (Sr.) BIRTH : 13 SEP 1895, Laurel Creek,Barbour,West Virginia DEATH : 9 DEC 1955, ,Barbour,West Virginia BURIAL : Tacy,Barbour,West Virginia TITLE : Sr. Father: Jefferson Davis DIGMAN Mother: Laura Virginia SNODGRASS Family 1 Ethyl Jessie MCDANIEL MARRIAGE : 24 NOV 1920 Rosalee Virginia DIGMAN Granville Floyd DIGMAN Betty Lavonne DIGMAN Luda Joan DIGMAN ... INDEX Notes !NAME: JAY MILLER PG. 6. BURIED TACY CEMETERY. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:31:20 2003. Juanita ELLIOTT Family 1 Clifton Allen HORNBUCKLE Juanita ELLIOTT INDEX This person is presumed living. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:31:20 2003.

95. Family Page 40 24 MAR 1870 Norwich, Windsor Co., VT Slack, Howard Emery {I0883} Slack, GranvilleA. {I0884 Slack, george Wood {I2038} b. 30 MAR 1822 Norwich, Windsor Co., VT d http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/9943/f_27.html

Family Page 40 For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page Weston, Mildred b. ABT 1528 Timsbury, Hampshire, England d. 8 JAN 1566/67 Timsbury, Hampshire, England Family: Spouse: White, John b. ABT 1510 Timsbury, Hampshire, England d. 1 FEB 1579/80 Parents: Father: White, Mark Mother: Unknown, Female Children: White, John Back to Main Page Unknown, Female b. ABT 1476 Timsbury, Hampshire, England d. BEF 27 MAR 1530 England Family: Spouse: White, Mark b. ABT 1472 Timsbury, Hampshire, England d. ABT 1529 Timsbury, Hampshire, England Children: White, John Back to Main Page Bosworth, Edward d. 1634 Boston Harbor Family: Spouse: Unknown, Mary d. UNKNOWN Children: Bosworth, Mary Bosworth, Jonathan Bosworth, Benjamin b. ABT 1615 England d. UNKNOWN Bosworth, Nathaniel Back to Main Page Unknown, Mary b. ABT 1661 Boston, Suffolk Co, MA d. 1734 Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA Family: Spouse: Slack, William b. ABT 1657 d. 26 APR 1727 Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA Children: Slack, Mary

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