61. AFAOA Databases B (13 Jan 1881 1943) Austin, Ralph Bishop (13 Jan 19 Oct 1873 - 13 Apr 1938) Austin,Stephen Nathaniel (4 Jul Nov 1868 - 11 May 1949) Austin, Susan H (17 May http://www.rahul.net/afaoa/Robert_Unplaced/Robert_Unplaced_austin_j_z.html

AFAOA Databases Unplaced Robert Austins Index - Austin, J - Z Unplaced Robert Austin Home Search by first letter of first name: A B C D ... Austin, James (14 Jun 1739 - 21 Jun 1826) Austin, James (20 Mar 1838 - 8 Jun 1916) Austin, James (24 Oct 1773 - 20 Aug 1788) Austin, James (Abt 1712 - ) Austin, James (Abt 1770 - ) Austin, James (Abt 1821 - ) Austin, James Alvin Austin, James Byron (17 Oct 1913 - ) Austin, James Byron (5 May 1854 - 24 Dec 1911) Austin, James Curry (1794 - 13 Jul 1867) Austin, James Dwight (14 May 1902 - ) Austin, James Erwin (2 Jan 1824 - 18 Aug 1915) Austin, James F. (25 Sep 1841 - ) Austin, James Ferguson (6 Aug 1897 - ) Austin, James Herbert (8 Apr 1922 - ) Austin, James Ray (Abt 1924 - ) Austin, James Russell Austin, James Smith (30 Nov 1813 - Apr 1899) Austin, James Thurlow (5 Aug 1877 - 1 Jan 1947) Austin, Jane (Abt 1845 - ) Austin, Jane (Abt 1850 - ) Austin, Jane Ann (29 Nov 1811 - ) Austin, Janet Mary (3 Aug 1917 - ) Austin, Jason Stewart (25 Aug 1835 - ) Austin, Jay Warren (Abt 1922 - ) Austin, Jean Dianne (13 Dec 1943 - ) Austin, Jean Edna

62. Notre Dame Archives Inventory: CSCT Youngest daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne; converted to Roman notes on various topicsincluding Bishop Brute, Catholic 1897 1/12 F Bancroft, Hubert H. 1898 1 http://catholic.archives.nd.edu/CSCT.HTM

Notre Dame Archives Edmond John Peter Schmitt Papers (CSCT) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Rev. Edmond John Peter Schmitt was born 16 March 1865 in New Albany, Indiana. He was the third child of Peter and Magdalena (Mouth) Schmitt, German-speaking immigrants from Lorraine, France. Schmitt spent most of his childhood in New Albany and attended the parochial schools of St. Mary's Church in that town for over eight years. Because of his father's pecuniary losses, young Edmond left school to work in a dry goods store (Scott's Blue Front store) and as a druggist. Anxious to complete his education, Edmond continued to study privately during the next five years and also began to collect a library. After his eighteenth birthday, Schmitt entered St. Meinrad's College, a school run by the Benedictine Fathers in Spencer County, Indiana, with the intention of entering the priesthood. Schmitt's parents somewhat opposed his vocational goal, fearing that their son's health was too delicate for such strenuous work. However, Edmond's purpose was serious and, after condensing the five-year classical course into two years, he entered the theological seminary at St. Meinrad's in 1885-86. There he completed a two-year course in philosophy and a three-year course in theology. During his years at St. Meinrad's, Schmitt became interested in historical research and began to write on various topics. He was a frequent contributor, under the pen name "Edmond Faber," to local newspapers and periodicals, including

63. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/erie/cemeteries/mccr0001.txt Aged 21 yrs., Wife of John Bishop Blakeslee, Alvira L., 18391897. Son of H. JEHeath. Aged 3 mo. Johnson, Nathaniel, died January 23, 1856. Aged 75 yrs. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/erie/cemeteries/mccr0001.txt

64. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/upson/wills/loose.txt Birdsong ZW 1926 127. Bishop, Spenser N. 128. Bivins, Harry 1871 129. Jackson,John G. 703. Jackson, John H. 1918 704. Jackson, Nathaniel 18391840 705. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/upson/wills/loose.txt

65. Garrison Family. Papers: Guide. (487) Smith, (Mrs.) Cornelius Bishop. 1 letter; nd. (533) Barney, Nathaniel. (539) Carningham, Mary H 1 letter to John Needles; 1857. With receipt. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00673.html

bMS Am 1906 Garrison family. Papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1906 Creator: Garrison family. Title: Papers, Date(s): 1801-1948 (inclusive), 1840-1907 (bulk). Quantity: 15 boxes (7.5 linear ft.) Abstract: Papers of American abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison and his family. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: Bequest of Oswald Garrison Villard; received: 1949. Arrangement Organized into the following series: I. Letters to William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879) II. Letters from William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879) III. Letters to William Lloyd Garrison (1838-1909) IV. Letters from William Lloyd Garrison (1838-1909) V. Letters to Wendell Phillips Garrison VI. Letters from Wendell Phillips Garrison VII. Letters to Fanny (Garrison) Villard VIII. Letters to Francis Jackson Garrison IX. Other letters X. Notes and compositions XI. Miscellaneous Scope and Content The collection focuses on the abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison and his descendants, especially his son Wendell Phillips Garrison, literary editor of

66. Queries - Giles County Looking for information on Nathaniel E. Bud BROWN (1886 HUBBLE.His father was William(Wilson) Bishop Hubble and 1, 1871, 2) William H. born 1873, 3) Bertie http://www.tngenweb.org/giles/queries/query018.htm

Giles County, Tennessee TNGenWeb Queries July and August, 1999 RUTHERFORD, GRIFFIN IREDELL R. H. Mewbourn rmewbourn@aol.com Submitted on Mon Aug 30 10:43:22 EDT 1999 KELLY, WEBB, JACKSON, YORK, ALSUP, TENNISON, TANKERSLY, WARREN, MCMASTERS I am looking for descendants of the following people. (1) Nancy Ann KELLY who married Mr. WEBB. She died in Giles Co. on 2 September 1912. Her children are: Malissa who married Samuel JACKSON (he died in Giles Co. in 1902.) and Virginia who married Edward YORK. (2) Mary Louisa Elisa KELLY who was born in 1839 and married John A. ALSUP. He died in Giles Co. in 1908. (3) Malinda Jane KELLY who died in Giles Co. 24 August 1925. She married first John S. TENNISON 8 April 1860 in Giles Co. and second Richard TANKERSLY in Lawrence Co., TN.on 15 September 1864. Richard TANKERSLY died in 1926. Any help with these families would be appreciated. I would love to share my info with other family members and researchers. Jim W. Kelly j_kelly@wku.campuscw.net Submitted on Sun Aug 29 14:31:04 EDT 1999 KELLY, FARRIS, HUNTER, MALONE, MCCLUSKY

67. David's In-progress List. Created: 31 Mar 2003 Bullowa, Jesse GM. Bechtel, John H. Slips of Speech released 4983. Bishop, NathanielHolmes (1837-1902) Four Months in a Sneak-Box A Boat Voyage of http://www.dprice48.freeserve.co.uk/GutIP.html

The following is my current in progress list for Project Gutenberg. The list is intended to help those checking which works are being or have been done. No doubt there will be omissions and errors - if you see an error (for example a book you're working on which isn't listed) please email me and let me know so that I can correct the list. I'll do my best to upload a new copy of the list each week. The list is alphabetic by author and then within author by title of work. Works with unknown/inapplicable authors appear at the end. For each work the status of the work is given. For those works that are not yet released there is also the date when I last updated the record. So, if a work was last updated in 1995 not a lot seems to be happening with it! You may see an * after a release number. This means that as well as the release number shown other release numbers are also involved. The main Gutenberg site will give more details. This is to keep the size of this page down somewhat. General tip: the list is long so I suggest you save a copy on your computer - it will make it easier to search/browse. All the best

68. University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville: SIZER GUIDE TO SELECTED MANUSCRIPT COLLECT Pertaining to Bishop's legal and financial affairs as Register in Bankruptcy and plantationin Phillips County, and of its owners, Bogan Nathaniel Gist and H. http://www.uark.edu/depts/speccoll/findingaids/sizer/

GUIDE TO SELECTED MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS in the University of Arkansas Libraries by Samuel A. Sizer Guide to Selected Manuscript Collections was compiled in 1976 by Samuel A. Sizer, then Curator of Special Collections in the University of Arkansas Libraries. It contains brief descriptions of 211 collections, including a few that had not been processed at that time. The on line version updates the 1976 Sizer Guide to reflect work done on those collections in the division since then, and entries are integrated into the alphabetical list and the subject lists of electronic finding aids elsewhere on the Special Collections web site. A paper copy of the complete original Guide is available. At present, some manuscript collections in the division are accessible only through typewritten finding aids in the division reading room. However, as time and other resources permit, these are being converted to computer files and published on the Special Collections web site. Meanwhile, researchers should contact the division for further information. A B C D ... Y A] ALEXANDER, HENRY MACMILLAN, 1905-1969.

69. Index A B C D E F G H I J K L 1873 ) Lucella Learned (1870 - 1919) Lucetta Bishop (1827- 1921 1818) Nathan (1814 - ) Nathan Foster (1885 - ) Nathaniel (1785 - 1830 http://kinnexions.com/kinnexions/mason/rr_idx/idx021.htm

70. DAR Lineage Books 91-100, Whitney Surname Bliffen), as follows 1. George Turner Bishop (b. 1843 Nathaniel Alexander (17441829)was placed on the pension Bancroft, as follows 1. William H. Hutchins m http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/military/dar/dar10.html

71. Our Young Folks Author Index Annette Bishop Sissy's Ride in the Moon /p 69.11 William H. Rideing (18531918) Wonderful Ocean Passages William Wirt Sikes (1836-1883) Nathaniel Nye, the http://www.merrycoz.org/folks/index/AUTHOR.HTM

AUTHOR INDEX TO OUR YOUNG FOLKS Our Young Folks published works by almost every nineteenth-century writer for children, from Sophie May to Harriet Beecher Stowe; it also featured fine engravings, including a handful by Winslow Homer. While the periodical's run ended in 1873, because my interest is only in works through 1872, the last year is not indexed here. Alphabetized by author's real name (where known); use control-F to search for pseudonym. Author's birth/death dates appear after the name; titles are in alphabetical order. Number after each title is made up of the following: year.month.pages. For pieces of music, listed author wrote the words to the song. For engravings, "drawn by" is the one given credit, except in the case of Landseer and of Frederick Church. KEY: /chromo = chromolithograph; /e = engraving; /p = piece is a poem; /s = piece is music B C D E ... W J. S. A. "Clam-Chowder" /p 72.9.548 M. L. A. "Our Five Little Kittens and Their Relations" 68.9.530-534 Charles F. Adams "Puzzled Dutchman, The" /p 72.2.106 Adrian "Grand St. Bernard, The" 68.2.76-81

72. TABLE OF CONTENTS - Happy Families Datafile - Butler Society BJ1 8. Nathaniel Butler (18th cent), of America. Q144. BJ2 1. George H. Butler (17741838)of USA. Q160. BJ3 4. George Butler (1815-1886), Bishop of Limerick. http://www.butler-soc.org/hfpcontents.htm

Table of Contents - Happy Families "HAPPY FAMILIES" is a serial of continuing research into the genealogy of families named BUTLER, compiled by Lord Dunboyne, and published in the Journal of the Butler Society. This table lists the 456 queries and subsequent follow-ups published in Butler Journals Vol.1#1 (1968) to Vol.4#1 (1997). Back to Happy Familes Datafile Q1. BJ 1#1 PINCERNALOGY - What is the good of it? 1. BJ3#4 Pincernalogy. BUTLERS OF IRELAND - Who is their earliest known forefather? 2. BJ1#2 The earliest known forefather of the Butlers of Ireland. 2. BJ1#3 The earliest known forefather of the Butlers of Ireland. 2. BJ1#7 The original ancestor of the Chief Butlers of Ireland. 2.BJ3#3 Progenitor of the Chief Butlers of Ireland. PLUS PENSE QUE DIRE - Why are these words commemorated at Carrick-on-Suir in the 1573 mansion of Thomas Butler, 10th Earl of Ormond? 3. BJ1#2 Plus Pense Que Dire. 3. BJ1#3 Plus Pense Que Dire. BUTLERS OF THE U.S.A. Who were the parents of Thomas Butler (1720 - 89) of Pennsylvania? 4. BJ1#2 Thomas Butler (1720 - 89) of Pennsylvania.

73. Members.aol.com/thsone/surname/barfile2.txt 16, 1842 Elender Bishop (Ref.13) Jacob m. Bib Co., AL TX, Laura age 25, b. Iowa, ElliotH. Moffat (ss Coon; Sarah 1725?, m. _ Summer; Nathaniel 1728-?, m http://members.aol.com/thsone/surname/barfile2.txt

74. Members.aol.com/thsone/surname/barfile4.txt 5, 1839 Irwin G. Bishop (Ref.13) Vicey m. Washington Co Thair 18501927, m. LouisaDennis; William H. 1853-1854 of Branford; 2 sons, 4 daus.; 6-Nathaniel (d. Oct http://members.aol.com/thsone/surname/barfile4.txt

75. THE HISTORY OF THE HALTOM FAMILY Spencer received land grants on Bishop’s Creek in 1783 and nearby his sons Thomasand Ebenezer, while Nathaniel, John and m. 41-1849 Amos H. Gray (Owen Co. http://www.etherton.net/haltom.htm

THE HISTORY OF THE HALTOM FAMILY By Patrick R. Pearsey Preface There are no baptismal, will or bible records to support this conclusion it must be stated. The genealogy from William Holtham (who later used the spelling "Haltom") down to his supposed sons and in some cases, grandsons, is based on census and land records for the most part. Some educated guesswork has also been used when necessary but is so noted. The Haltom family migrated to North Carolina by 1753 to an area that became known as Anson County in 1763 and Montgomery County in 1779. There appears to have been three and possibly four sons of William Haltom Sr., who was probably born about 1700-10: John, Spencer, William Jr. and James. The descendants of John moved to Owen County, Indiana. Some of Spencer Haltom’s family stayed in North Carolina while others moved to Tennessee and later, Arkansas and Texas. William Haltom Jr. and his descendants moved to Tennessee and Arkansas. James Haltom, who used the spelling "Altom", may or may not be a son, but appears in South Carolina in the 1770’s. There are several character traits common to the widely separated branches of the Haltom family. Education was important to the Haltom family as no less than eight members worked as schoolteachers. Most family members knew how to read and write by 1850. The Haltoms have always been willing to serve their country in time of war. Haltoms served on both sides during the Civil War. Over 40 Haltoms enlisted, ¾ in the Confederate Army. Of these men, about ¼ died during the war. Four reached the rank of Lieutenant: Elisha S. Haltom, William B. Haltom, James H. Haltom and Thomas C. Haltom, all in the Confederacy. Serving the cause of justice is also a family trait, 9 members in all branches of the family serving as Justices of the Peace and as Sheriffs/Marshals during the 1800’s.

76. Veterans Cemetery Bishop Exra 17951882. Bishop John 1746-1824. Bitter Frederick HM 1897-1938. FisherJohn M. 1827-1923. Fisher Nathaniel 1816-1850. Fisher Wm. H. 1840-1921. http://www.co.westchester.ny.us/wcarchives/indexes/cemetery_A-M.html

Westchester County Veteran's Cemetery Index (A - M) The Revolutionary War - World War I Aagersen,Bernhard,0.,0.,World War I. Abel,Albert,1896.,1918.,World War I. Abel,Lewis,1844.,1921.,Civil War. Abercrombie,David,1867.,1931.,World War I. Abkarian,Victor,1893.,1926.,World War I. Abraham,Philip,1895.,1925.,World War I. Abrams,Reuben,1891.,1918.,World War I. Abrutz,Geo.,1896.,1933.,World War I. Acker,Augustus,1826.,1902.,. Acker,Benjamin,1762.,1851.,Revolutionary War. Acker,Burlin,1841.,1908.,Civil War. Acker,Charles,1844.,1929.,Civil War. Acker,Jacob,1753.,1832.,Revolutionary War. Acker,Jacob,1752.,1835.,Revolutionary War. Acker,James,1846.,1904.,Civil War. Acker,Jasper,1834.,1915.,Civil War. Acker,John,1844.,1919.,Civil War. Acker,John,1837.,1904.,Civil War. Acker,Oscar,1847.,1917.,Civil War. Acker,Robert,1785.,1837.,Civil War. Acker,Stephen,1791.,1855.,War of 1812 or Mexican. Ackerly,Fealix,1829.,0.,Civil War. Ackerly,George,1838.,1910.,Mexican War. Ackerly,George,1838.,1916.,Civil War. Ackerly,William,1840.,1912.,Civil War. Ackerman,Daniel,1785.,1872.,War of 1812.

77. Manuscripts Dept, UNC At Chapel Hill a North Carolina Episcopalian clergyman and Bishop, 18781932 books, and other materialof Nathaniel Chesley Daniel and a letter from Dixon H. Lewis discussing http://www.upress.virginia.edu/epub/pyatt/chap01.html

Timothy D. Pyatt, Editor University Press of Virginia Conditions of Use CHAPEL HILL Manuscripts Department, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Manuscripts Department CB #3926, Wilson Library University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill NC 27514-8890 Phone: (919) 942-1345 Fax: (919) 962-4452 E-mail: MSS@email.unc.edu Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Services: photocopying available INTRODUCTION The Manuscripts Department of the Academic Affairs Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has a long tradition for documenting the history and culture of the American South. Because African Americans have played an integral and leading role in forming that history, records relevant to African-American life and culture constitute a prominent portion of the department's holdings of nearly 14.5 million items. The majority of the collections documented in this guide are plantation records from the antebellum, Civil War, and Reconstruction period. Entries for these collections discuss topics such as slaves as plantation labor, and later, the hiring of freedmen. There are also several twentieth-century collections described that cover topics such as desegregation, bussing, race relations, and civil rights. The entries are arranged alphabetically by collection name. Listed after the collection name is the collection number and the date span of the entire collection. The entries describe only the portion of the collection pertaining to African Americans, with complete summary records for collections available through the library's online catalog. The full texts of selected

78. Genealogy Data Bishop, Mary Birth ABT 1648 New Haven, Ct. NY Gender Female Barrett, Isaac H.Birth 18 Male Children Carpenter, Agnes Carpenter, Nathaniel Birth ABT http://www.jvanders.com/gedcom/dat5.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Steen, Claude Earl Gender: Male Parents: Father: Steen, Claude Earl Mother: Fuller, Frances Elizabeth Family: Spouse: Chalmers, Donna Mae Gender: Female Children: Steen, Jonathan Mark Gender: Male Steen, Samuel Scott Gender: Male Steen, Mary Kathrine Kuulae Gender: Female Steen, Paul Wesley Gender: Male Steen, Esther Elizabeth Gender: Female Back to Main Page Schoonover, Gerry Gender: Male Parents: Father: Schoonover, Ulysses B. Mother: Stewart, Frankie Louise Family: Spouse: Murphy, Faith Gender: Female Back to Main Page Cisel, James Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Morris, Lacinda Emma Gender: Female Parents: Father: Morris, Francis George Mother: Coron, Janice Celia Back to Main Page Decker, Laura Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Morris, Robert Coron Gender: Male Parents: Father: Morris, Francis George Mother: Coron, Janice Celia Back to Main Page Morris, Francis George Gender: Male Parents: Father: Morris, Dell Cecil Mother: Knapp, Edna May Family: Spouse: Coron, Janice Celia

79. UNC African American Guide a North Carolina Episcopalian clergyman and Bishop from 1878 books, and other materialof Nathaniel Chesley Daniel and a letter from Dixon H. Lewis discussing http://www.unc.edu/lib/mssinv/afam.html

A Guide to AFRICAN AMERICAN DOCUMENTARY RESOURCES in the Manuscripts Department Wilson Library University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Compiled by: Lauren A. Kerr and Katrin D. Hardikar Edited by: Timothy D. Pyatt and Richard A. Shrader Return to Manuscripts Department INTRODUCTION The Manuscripts Department of the Academic Affairs Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has a long tradition for documenting the history and culture of the American South. Because African Americans have played an integral and leading role in forming that history, records relevant to African American life and culture comprise a prominent portion of our holdings of nearly 14.5 million items. The majority of the collections documented in this guide are plantation records from the antebellum, Civil War, and Reconstruction period. Entries for these collections discuss topics such as slaves as plantation labor, and later, the hiring of freedmen. There are also several twentieth century collections described that cover topics such as desegregation, bussing, race relations, and civil rights. These collections are noted by an asterisk (*). The entries are arranged alphabetically by collection name. Listed after the collection name is the collection number and the date span of the entire collection. The entries describe only the portion of the collection pertaining to African Americans, with complete summary records for collections available through the library's online catalog. The full text of selected inventories (i.e., folder and box lists) are present on the library's INTERNET server.

80. Sarah Orne Jewett Text Project Brewster Nathaniel Hawthorne's (18041864) American Note Books Church in Boston andbecame Bishop of Massachusetts. and her husband, Charles H. Woodbury (1864 http://www.public.coe.edu/~theller/soj/let/notes.htm

Jewett Works Main Index to these Letters ANNIE FIELDS, LETTERS OF SARAH ORNE JEWETT NOTES If you can use frames, a NOTES link at the beginning of a letter will display that letter's notes (if any) in the right window. If you cannot use frames, then that link will bring you to this page, and you will need to use the back button or the link above to return to the letters. Or you may open a second browser window for easy access to letters, notes, and index. Notes for the Preface Spenser : Edmund Spenser (1552-1599). Lowell : James Russell Lowell (1819-1891) was an American poet and literary critic, well remembered for his humorous poetry, such as "The Biglow Papers" (1848). Portsmouth : a seaport in New Hampshire. King of the Fatherland : The fatherland is Great Britain. "The first of all her dead that were to be" : This quotation has not been identified. Help is welcome. the famous journal of Dean Swift to Stella : Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), the Irish satirist is best known for Gulliver's Travels (1726). Stella was his close friend, Esther Johnson, to whom he addressed Journal to Stella noble saying of Plato : Plato (about 428-347 BC) was a Greek philosopher, author of numerous dialogues featuring Socrates, his teacher. The quotation comes from Book V of "Laws," in which Socrates does not appear: "for there is no greater good in a state than that the citizens should be known to one another." (Research: Jack V. Wales, Jr. of the Thacher School, Ojai, CA.)

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