61. Jazz Seen, William Claxton J, A, Z, Z, S, C, R, I, P, T. Jazz Seen open our order pageWilliam ClaxtonTaschen Books, 1999 Hardback. 288pp. b w photographs £24.99 William http://www.jazzscript.co.uk/books/photoclaxtontasch.htm

J A Z Z S C R I P T home timelines CD search book search ... contact us Jazz Seen William Claxton Taschen Books, 1999 William Claxton has been photographing since the 1950s, and was driven not just to snap the artists but to capture the atmosphere of their music as well. The stunning intensity of his work captures the feeling of an entire era - from the streets of New orleans to the legendary jazz clubs of new York City, the furious concentration of Miles Davis to the warm vitality of Louis Armstrong. His shots have become icons of their time - and not just for fans of jazz. This is the most comprehensive collection of his work to date. With a foreword by Don Heckman; photographs and text by William Claxton; edited and designed by Armando Chitolina. back to previous page back to previous page T IMELINES Visit our timeline and lifeline sections to view a history of jazz and its leading players. B OOK S EARCH Search the descriptions and contents of the books highlighted on this site.

62. TN-cl.page Pension S7399 Lincoln Co., TN Claxton, William H. 2nd widow Fanny Clay CLAY,George Lemuel Pension W351 Washington Co., TN widow Eliza J. Clay CLAY http://www.geocities.com/tnconfederates/TN-cl.html

TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE ANCESTORS Cl CLACK, CLAIBORN, C. L. 1st NC Jr. Reserves Pension #S16529 Dyer Co., TN CLAIBORNE, Charles F. Pension #W10819 Dyer Co., TN widow Susan A. Claiborne CLAIBORNE , J. A. 7th (Duckworth's) Cav. Pension #S11009 Shelby Co., TN CLAIBORNE, Robert F. Pension #W2991 Dyer Co., TN widow Eugenia Frances Claiborne CLAMAN , Pleasant 13th VA Artillery Pension #S7988 Sullivan Co., TN CLAMPETT , George W. 8th GA Inf. Pension #S325 Bradley Co., TN CLAMPETT, George W. Pension #W3655 Hamilton Co., TN widow Martha J. Clampett CLANUCH, J. E. 44th Inf. Pension #S1035 Lincoln Co., TN CLARE , William Pension #W1878 Davidson Co., TN widow Mary Hadley Clare CLARK , A. B. 44th VA Lt. Inf. Pension #S5498 Sullivan Co., TN CLARK, A. J. Hamilton's Bn. Cav. Pension #S7313 Sumner Co., TN CLARK , Arthur B. Pension #W3772 Sullivan Co., TN widow E. R. Clark CLARK , Benjamin F. Pension #W1785 Lawrence Co., TN widow Sarah J. Clark CLARK , Benton J. Pension #W3926 Dyer Co., TN widow Angeline Clark CLARK , C. 14th Inf. Pension #S4279 Houston Co., TN

63. CIC News - The Convention Industry Council (CIC) Unveils Its Hall Of Leaders Ind Allan, M. Woodrow, 1995. Bradford, W. Claxton, CAE, 1997. LaRue, V. Frye, CMP,1999. William, H. Just, CAE, CMP, 1999. Peter, R. Shure, 1999. Michael, J. Dimond,2000. http://www.conventionindustry.org/news/pr_041800.htm

About CIC CIC Members 30 industry organizations CIC News Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) APEX (Accepted Practices Exchange) Hall of Leaders ... Issues Summit The Convention Industry Council (CIC) Hall of Leaders Inductees Clarence A. Arata (deceased) Mac F. Cahal William H. Edwards William H. Eisenman (deceased) Donald S. "Buck" Freeman (deceased) Charles Gillett (deceased) Samuel O. Gilmer (deceased) Steven K. Herlitz Conrad Hilton (deceased) Joseph G. Kordsmeier George F. Little (deceased) James Patterson Low, CAE W.S. "Bill" Brede (deceased) Howard P. "Bud" James, CHA Samual Katz J.W. Marriott (deceased) William Nelligan, CAE Norman J. Philion (deceased) Dean H. Phillips, CFE Saul Poliak George Schuyler R. William Taylor, CAE Hubbard H. "Hubb" Erickson, Jr. Marion N. Kershner, CAE, CM

64. Tennessee Gold Star Index ( A - C ) Calhoun, EJ, Shelby Co. Calhoun, Gus Bobbitt, Obion Co. Calhoun, Paul Claxton, DavidsonCo. Carlton, William Wayne, Marshall Co. Carney, Andrew J. TennesseeMissouri. http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/gstar1.htm

Tennessee State Library and Archives Historical and Genealogical Information TENNESSEE WORLD WAR I VETERANS : GOLD STAR INDEX ( A - C ) LAST NAME FIRST NAME COUNTY Acuff Jno. Franklin Hamilton Co. Adams Clark (Black) Tipton Co. Adams John Worley Greene Co. Adams Joseph Grainger Co. Adams Reese M. McMinn Co. Adamson Bob Robert DeKalb Co. Adkinson Barney A. Tipton Co. Agee Arthur DeKalb Co. Agnew Herman Grady Marshall Co. Albertson Charles Hunter Carter Co. Alexander Frederick E. McNairy Co. Alexander Horace LeRoy TennesseeMichigan Alexander John Trimble Sumner Co. Allen Andrew Gibson Co. Allen Charlie (Black) Obion Co. Allen James Madison Weakley Co. Allen Jesse Henry Co. Allen John Quilla Stewart Co. Allen Lafayette Gilbert Gibson Co. Allen Lonnie Gibson Co. Allen Obey L. Cocke Co. Allen Tip Mark Hamblen Co. Allison Jesse Gibson Co. Allison James Ombrey Giles Co. Allison Stephen C. Hamilton Co. Alsup Joseph E. Wilson Co. Anderson Charles Lorimer Haywood Co. Anderson Daniel Willis Hamilton Co. Anderson Edgar Brown Davidson Co. Anderson Henry Osgood Hickman Co. Anderson James Dillard Williamson Co.

65. Lineage Of The Shearer Family Of Singleton, NSW. .. 1876.. .. 1897) 2. William G Claxton,(.. . .. 1880-deceased) 4. Albert EClaxton,(.. . .. 1942) 5. Esther J Claxton,(.. . 1885-.. .. http://www.xroyvision.com.au/andrews/shearer/shearer.html

The Descendant Chart of the Shearer family of Singleton, NSW, Australia. Eliza ANDREWS ,(14 Oct 1834-24 Feb 1873) BIOGRAPHY FAMILY ALBUM M.(19 Jun 1848) George Augustus SHEARER ,(circa 1815-1 Apr 1887) BIOGRAPHY 1. Charlotte SHEARER ,(8 Sep 1848-30 Mar 1934) - home duties BIOGRAPHY IMAGE IMAGE a.k.a. Charles N BURTON M.(.. ... 1894) Mary Adela Warburton CADDEN,(.. ... ....-.. ... 1942) 1. Mary THOMAS,(.. ... ....-.. ... ....) a.k.a. Mary BURTON 2. Charlotte THOMAS,(.. ... ....-.. ... ....) a.k.a. Charlotte BURTON 3. Sylvia THOMAS,(.. ... ....-.. ... ....) a.k.a. Sylvia BURTON 4. Charles THOMAS,(.. ... ....-.. ... ....) a.k.a. Charles BURTON 5. Reginald Norman THOMAS,(.. ... 1895-.. ... 1895), a.k.a. Reginald Norman BURTON 6. Masie THOMAS,(.. ... ....-.. ... ....) a.k.a. Masie BURTON 7. Hugh M THOMAS,(.. ... 1898-deceased) 4. Esther Elizabeth THOMAS,(.. ... 1875-deceased) IMAGE a.k.a. Esther Elizabeth BURTON M.(.. ... 1898) Patrick F MADDEN,(.. ... ....-deceased) 1. Elvere M MADDEN,(.. ... 1899-.. ... 1902), 5. Herbert Joseph THOMAS,(.. ... 1879-.. Jan 1968), a.k.a. Herbert Joseph BURTON 6. Ernest THOMAS,(.. ... 1881-deceased)

66. Information Digest 1998-1999: Membership Of Board Of Regents Augusta, 1992Present. S. William Clark, Jr., MD, Waycross, 1992-1999. AW Bill Dahlberg,Atlanta, 1995-1998. J. Tom Coleman, Jr. Joseph E. Kennedy, Claxton, 1997-1997. http://www.usg.edu/pubs/info_digest/1999/history/regents.html

MEMBERSHIP OF BOARD OF REGENTS 1932 - Present REGENT RESIDENCE PERIOD SERVED Richard B. Russell, Jr. (Governor, Ex-Officio) Philip Weltner Atlanta Marion Smith Atlanta A. Pratt Adams Savannah William J. Vereen Moultrie George C. Woodruff Columbus Cason J. Callaway LaGrange Hughes Spalding Atlanta William D. Anderson Macon Martha Berry Rome M. D. Dickerson Douglas Richard B. Russell, Sr. Winder Thomas F. Green Athens W. Elliott Dunwody, Jr. Macon Eugene S. Ault Cedartown Eugene Talmadge (Governor, Ex-Officio) R. P. Burson Monroe S. H. Morgan Guyton Sandy Beaver Gainesville Clark Howell, Jr. Atlanta John Monaghan Pelham Miller S. Bell Milledgeville Charles M. Milam Cartersville D. I. Barron Monroe E. Ormonde Hunter Savannah E. D. Rivers (Governor, Ex-Officio) John G. Kennedy Savannah J. Knox Gholston Comer George Hains Augusta T. Jack Lance Young Harris L. W. Robert, Jr. Atlanta John W. Bennett, Sr. Waycross Abit Nix Athens J. D. Gardner Camilla Jere N. Moore Milledgeville Marvin Twiggs Dalton R. D. Harvey Lindale Albert S. Hardy Gainesville Willis Battle Columbus Earl B. Braswell Athens Horace Caldwell Valdosta John J. Cummings

67. Membership Of Board Of Regents Augusta, 19922000. S. William Clark, Jr., MD, Waycross, 1992-1999. AW Bill Dahlberg,Atlanta, 1995-1998. J. Tom Coleman, Jr. Joseph E. Kennedy, Claxton, 1997-1997. http://www.usg.edu/pubs/info_digest/2001/history/2.phtml

Home Letter to Stakeholders Preface Table of Contents ... History HISTORY Brief History Membership of Board Institution Historical Sketches Membership of Board of Regents 1932 - Present REGENT RESIDENCE PERIOD SERVED Richard B. Russell, Jr. (Governor, Ex-Officio) Philip Weltner Atlanta Marion Smith Atlanta A. Pratt Adams Savannah William J. Vereen Moultrie George C. Woodruff Columbus Cason J. Callaway LaGrange Hughes Spalding Atlanta William D. Anderson Macon Martha Berry Rome M. D. Dickerson Douglas Richard B. Russell, Sr. Winder Thomas F. Green Athens W. Elliott Dunwody, Jr. Macon Eugene S. Ault Cedartown Eugene Talmadge (Governor, Ex-Officio) R. P. Burson Monroe S. H. Morgan Guyton Sandy Beaver Gainesville Clark Howell, Jr. Atlanta John Monaghan Pelham Miller S. Bell Milledgeville Charles M. Milam Cartersville D. I. Barron Monroe E. Ormonde Hunter Savannah E. D. Rivers (Governor, Ex-Officio) John G. Kennedy Savannah J. Knox Gholston Comer George Hains Augusta T. Jack Lance Young Harris L. W. Robert, Jr. Atlanta John W. Bennett, Sr. Waycross Abit Nix Athens J. D. Gardner Camilla Jere N. Moore

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69. James V. Forrestal Papers, Correspondence - 1949, Box 84 | Seeley G. Mudd Manusc Clark, Tom C. Clarke, Carter W. Claxton, Brooke. Clayton, William L. Clifford, Clark.Cochran, Henry J. Cogswell, Ledyard, Jr. Cole, W. Sterling. Coleman, John A. http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/finding_aids/forrestal/forr

JAMES V. FORRESTAL PAPERS Correspondence Box Year Correspondent Abeel, Jeilson, Misc. Abbott, George Abbott, John W. Abrams, Benjamin Adams, Morgan Adler, Julius Ochs Affron, Samuel W. Allen, Frank A., Jr. Amberg, Julius H. Ames, Morgan P. Arends, Leslie C. Arnold, H.H. Auchincloss, James C. Babcock, Richard F. Baker, James A., Jr. Baldrige, H. Malcolm Ballantine, Arthur A. Barach, Alvan L. Bard, Ralph A. Barker Joseph W. Barr, W. Manning Bartlett, Charles L. Baruch, Bernard M. Batt, William L. Batten, John H. Beck, Thomas H. Bendetsen, Karl R. Benn, Donald G. Berg, J.D. Bergen, John J. Bermingham, Edward J. Biggers, John 1. Biggers, Robert L. Billikopf, Jacob Black, James B. Blaisdell, Thomas C., Jr. Blake, Thomas 1. Bodman, E.J. Boeschenstein, Harold Bourgaily, Monte F. Bowman, Tsaiah Bradley, Omar N. Brakeley, George A. Brannan, Charles Brown, Audrey F. Broyles, Philip R. Bruce, James Buchanan, Charles A. Buckley, William E. Buechner, Robert Bullock, Hugh Burroughs, Franklin G. Bye, L.B. Byrd, Harry F. Byrd, Richard E. Byrnes, James F. Cahill, John T. Callery, Francis A.

70. Portland's War Dead Eddie Carter Harry Clark Reginald J. Claxton Reginald A D. Dawson Ernest K. DowellWalter J. Ernsby Frederick W Robert A. Gibbs Harry C. Gibbs William T. Godwin http://www.m.godden.btinternet.co.uk/Warmem.htm

"Mark Godden's Little Bit Of Cyberspace Mk.II" Portesham's War Dead As remembered on the memorial, St Peter's Church, Portesham. First World War 1914-1918 William Jolliffe. 5th Dorset Regt. Frederick C. Lovell. - - - Charles C. Newman. 1/4th - - Walter Riggs. 5th - - William Riggs. R.F.A. Sidney Rogers. 15th. Hants. Lewis J. Thompson. 1st.Q.O.D.Y. Walter F. Toms.- - - - - Alfred I. Woodsford. 1st Scots Gds. R. I. P. Second World War 1939-1945 Raymond C. Clark. R.A. Ernest F.C. Connolly. R.A.S.C. R. Alan Johnston. R.A.F. H. Bruce S. Johnston. R.A.F. Eric W. Macawly. Wilts. Regt. Victor J. Randall. H.M.S. Hood. James W. Way. Coldstream Gds. R. I. P. Portland's War Dead As remembered on the Cenotaph at New Ground, Portland. First World War 1914-1918 Allberry A.J. Allberry Sidney F. Allen John Alp Charles F.W. Anthony J. Prior Attwooll John R. Attwooll William G. Bacon Fowler Baggs Albert H. Baggs Frederick W.

71. Pedigree For William H. Claxton , Queen Tina Claxton, •, Thomas J. Claxton Claxton, 2, Delia Hand, Children.•, Lucy Ann Claxton, •, James Levi Claxton, •, William H. Claxton, •, JuliaClaxton, http://www.mytree.net/gen/pedigree.php?personID=I1533&tree=cross

72. Obituaries : Obituaries For Feb. 13, 1999 02/13/99 Dr. William J. Autrey LAS VEGAS Dr. William Jennings Autrey, 81, died Tuesdayat home. VISITATION 57 pm today at Harper's Funeral Home, Claxton. http://www.savannahnow.com/stories/021399/OBITSindex.html

Accent Business Carolina Local News ... Vox Populi Obituaries for Feb. 13, 1999 Judy S. Cook Mary R. Mallalieu Robert L. Robinson Lena E. Dykes ... Minnie B. Cantaline Judy S. Cook VARNVILLE Mrs. Judy Schaffer Cook, 50, died Feb. 12 at Barnwell County Hospital. She was born in Hampton County. She was a homemaker and a member of Estill Church of God. SURVIVORS: her husband, Pete Cook of Varnville; a son, Jeff Cook of Atlanta; six sisters, Lucy McAlister of Hartsville, Betty and Dianne Cook, both of Cummings, Shirley Reed of Ridgeland, Barbara Pierson of Cairo, Ga., and Midge Mesanko of De Lancy, Penn.; and two brothers, H.D. Schaffer and David Schaffer, both of Cummings. VISITATION: after 7 p.m. today until 2 p.m. Sunday at Peeples-Rhoden Funeral Home, Hampton Chapel. FUNERAL: 3 p.m. Sunday at Huggin Oak Church of God in Cummings, burial in Schaffer Cemetery. Mary R. Mallalieu LAKELAND, Fla. Mary Roesch Mallalieu, 86, died Feb. 10 at Lakeland Regional Hospital. She was a native of Redding, Pa., and a resident of St. Simons Island before moving to Lakeland two years ago. She was a graduate of Skidmore College receiving a bachelor's degree in English. She was a homemaker. SURVIVORS: a son, Frank W. Mallalieu III of Plant City, Fla.; a daughter, Carolyn Knapp of St. Simons Island; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

73. Savannah NOW: Obituaries - Obituaries For March 25, 2000 03/25/00 Ned Davis, Savannah. William T. DeLoach, Claxton. Bobby E. Flanders, Savannah.Wilhelmenia Frazier, Savannah. Bernice J. Hackiewicz, Savannah. http://www.savannahnow.com/stories/032500/OBITSindex.shtml

Web posted Saturday, March 25, 2000 Obituaries for March 25, 2000 Myra B. Brooks , Reidsville Mildred L. Brown , Savannah Joan P. Clifton , Savannah Harvey H. Coakley , Statesboro Ned Davis , Savannah William T. DeLoach , Claxton Bobby E. Flanders , Savannah Wilhelmenia Frazier , Savannah Bernice J. Hackiewicz , Savannah Larry Heyward , Ridgeland Willie C. Hodges Jr. , Savannah Gertie H. Howard , Mount Pleasant J. Walton Jernigan , Claxton Cornel Johnson , Pulaski Darwin L. Joseph , Glennville Mattie K. Purvis , Glennville Helen Stevens , Swainsboro Audrey W. Sumner , Savannah Cecil M. Tootle , Reidsville Linda T. Tootle , Augusta Josephine R. Tremble , Statesboro Harold E. Waters , Statesboro Mary G. Williams , Birmingham, Ala. Charlie W. Wynn , Rockledge Myra B. Brooks REIDSVILLE Mrs. Myra B. Brooks, 81, died March 23 at Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation Center. She was born in New Hampshire and was a former resident of Hinesville. She was a Baptist and an avid artist. SURVIVORS: two daughters and sons-in-law, Joyce and John Elliott of Olympia, Wash., and Barbara and Roger Archambault of Hinesville; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. MEMORIAL SERVICE: will be held at a later date.

74. MSN Entertainment - Celebs: William F. Claxton American director William F. Claxton started out as Claxton's first directorial effortwas 1951's All That Rod Serling (Screenwriter), Eugene J. Forde (Director http://entertainment.msn.com/celebs/celeb.aspx?c=336228

75. Mokuji ? Claxton, William J. ? London,Blackie,1913. ? Claxton,William J. ? London,Blackie1913? N600 52 http://prelude.let.hokudai.ac.jp/nitobe/twcu/contents/6-1.html

’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3432 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: The house; ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Bevier, Isabel. o”ÅŒ³ :: Chicago,American School of Home Economics,1911. ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3433 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: Pyramid facts and fancies. ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Bonwick, James. o”ÅŒ³ :: London,C. K. Paul,1877. ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3434 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: Roadtown. ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Chambless, Edgar. o”ÅŒ³ :: New York,Roadtown Press[c1910] ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3435 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: Paper and printing. ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Claxton, William J. o”ÅŒ³ :: London,Blackie,1913. ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3436 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: The seaman and his craft. ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Claxton, William J. o”ÅŒ³ :: London,Blackie[1913?] ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3437 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: Modern industrial progress, ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Cochrane, Charles Henry. o”ÅŒ³ :: Philadelphia,Lippincott,1904. ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3438 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: A day in an iron-works, ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Cooke, Arthur Owens. ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3439 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: A visit to a woolen mill, ’˜ŽÒ–¼ :: Cooke, Arthur Owens. ’Ê‚µ”ԍ† :: 3440 HŠw - HŠwE‹Zp ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ :: An outline of industrial history, with special reference to problems of the present day.

76. Industries For Specific Products , , Chicago, AW Shaw, -, 1916, 261p. O. (380-C 42). Claxton, William J. Cottonand the spinner. -, -, London, Blackie, -, nd, 80p. illus. plates. D. (677.2-C57). http://prelude.let.hokudai.ac.jp/nitobe/hokudai/09_02.htm

9-2 Industries for Specific Products Author Title, Subtitle, Author's Statement etc. Marginal Note Editon Place of Pub. o”Å‚³‚ꂽêŠ Publisher o”ŎЁiŽÒj Notes (Series, contents etc.) Year of Pub. o”Å”N Pages,Vols. ƒy[ƒW” Size ƒTƒCƒY Call Number ¿‹No. Barrett, O. W. Coconuts. Manila The Government of the Philippine Islands, Bureau of Agriculture 2 copies. (Civico-Educational Lecture No.7) O. (ƒpƒ“ƒtƒŒƒbƒg‘æ8û) Bean, C. E. W. On the wool track. New York John Lane 296p. plates. D. (677-B 37) The wheat industry for use in schools. New York Macmillan (The Industrial series) 341p. illus. front. D. (633.1-B 43) Buckingham, James A few facts about Indian tea. London The Indian Tea Association n.d. O. (ƒpƒ“ƒtƒŒƒbƒg‘æ13û) Campagne, Lookeren Planten- indigo. Wageningen A. Ophorst O. (667-C 15) Charley, William Flax and its products in Ireland. London D. (633.5-C 38) Chrington, Paul T. The wool industry; commercial problems of the American woolen and worsted manufacture. Chicago A. W. Shaw O. (380-C 42) Claxton, William J. Cotton and the spinner. London Blackie n.d.

77. 1908 GAR Roster Clark, Thomas, K, 3d NYVLA, McCarty, Orrin, K, 3d NYVLA. Claxton, William,D, 3d NYVLA, McKay, LW, K, 4th Vt.VI. Emens, William J. G, 50th NYV.Eng. http://members.aol.com/gendata54/gar.html

GAR ROSTER Auburn NY Recently Mike Nusbaum of Williamsburg VA aquired a 1908 Roster of the Seward-Crocker GAR Post of Auburn NY. Mike sent a copy to me and has given permission to post the information on this webpage. Thanks Mike!! OFFICERS, 1908 WILLIAM H. STANLEY Commander J. HULBERT CADY Sr. Vice Commander HENRY J. RHODES Jr. Vice Commander WILLIAM M. HOSMER Patriotic Instructor CHARLES H. LAKER, No. 7 Fort St Adjutant FRED W. BATTIS, No. 31 Morris St Quartermaster DAVID B. ROBBINS Surgeon CHARLES A. SMITH Chaplain EDW. E. SALISBURY Officer of the Day ANTOINE APPELT Officer of the Guard ERASTUS W. ALLEN Serg't Major T. DWIGHT WALKER Qm. Sergeant The charter of Post 45 bears date of September 30, 1867, and as a Grand Army Post it has been active ever since. On since. On the 1st day of January, 1904, after almost a year of preparation, a consolidation with Seward Post 37 was enthusiastically effected, and the name was changed to "SEWARD-CROCKER," the number remaining 45, that being the senior Post. The encampments of Post 45 are held every Tuesday evening at 7:30 and 8 p.m., winter and summer respectively, at the G.A.R. Hall in the State Armory, and as a rule are always well attended, but to our Comrades we have to say that the Officers are encouraged by your presence and discouraged by your absence, and to transient and visiting Comrades we cordially invite them to "pull the latch string, which is ever on the outside door." The publication and issue of this Roster has been in contemplation for a year or so, but for several reasons was not made, the principal one being that it was desirous to add many new names of eligible Comrades; some have been added, but more have had to be dropped on account of their having been called home, and therefore we are constrained to publish the names of our honored Comrades, whose decease has occurred since the consolidation of Posts 45 and 37, in 1904.

78. WebGED: William Nichols Data Page Nichols, Matilda\Malinda J. (Ann?) (1846 ) - female b. 1846 in Alabama fatherNichols, William Hedgepath (1814 - 1871) mother Smith, Mary Claxton (1823 - ) http://home.att.net/~jamesdelmer/nichols/wgn2.html

previous go to surnames Nichols, Elizabeth J. - female b. 1831 in Rutherford County, Tennessee father: mother: ?, Nancy J. (~1810 - ) Nichols, Elizabeth Miliper - female b. 1845 in Alabama father: mother: Wigington, Lucinda (1818 - ~1921) Nichols, Elizabeth N. - female b. 1869 in Alabama father: Nichols, Benjamin (1825 - 1887) mother: Nichols, Emeline (1833 - 1890) spouse: Nichols, Alonzo (Beat) (Bird) (1866 - ) child: Nichols, William D. (1888 - 1960) child: Nichols, Susan (1892 - 1974) Nichols, Emeline - female b. 1833 in Bedford County, Tennessee d. 12 MAR 1890 in Hamilton, Marion County, Alabama father: mother: spouse: Nichols, Benjamin (1825 - 1887) - m. ABT. 1852 in Alabama child: Nichols, Patrick (1849 - ) child: Nichols, John (Jim) (1852 - 1866) child: Nichols, Joseph M. (1855 - 1924) child: Nichols, Robert (1856 - 1918) child: Nichols, William (Billy) (1861 - 1884) child: Nichols, Frances P. (1865 - 1938) child: Nichols, Mary Jane Evelyn (1866 - ) child: Nichols, Elizabeth N. (1869 - ) child: Nichols, Annie Lou Belle (Louella) (Babe) (1870 - ) child: Nichols, Joshua (Josh) (1875 - 1944)

79. WebGED: William Nichols Data Page b. 1848 in Alabama father Nichols, William Hedgepath (1814 1871) mother Smith,Mary Claxton (1823 John Lee (~1808 - 1880) mother ?, Nancy J. (~1810 http://home.att.net/~jamesdelmer/nichols/wgn1.html

?, Charlotte - female b. 1857 in Texas spouse: Nichols, Pleasant H. (1847 - ) - m. ABT. 1871 in Texas child: Nichols, Argin (1872 - ) child: Nichols, Abe (1874 - ) child: Nichols, James (1876 - ) child: Nichols, John (1877 - ) child: Nichols, Lizzie (1879 - ) ?, Mary Alice - female spouse: Nichols, Isaah (1790 - 1847) child: Nichols, Benjamin (1825 - 1887) ?, Mary Ann - female b. 1821 spouse: ?, Mary E. - female b. 13 DEC 1878 d. 15 NOV 1899 in Marion County, Alabama spouse: Palmer, Henry A. (1878 - 1965) ?, Nancy - female b. 1824 in South Carolina spouse: Nichols, Jacob (1798 - ) child: Nichols, M. (1845 - ) child: Nichols, Jacob (1848 - ) ?, Nancy J. - female b. ABT. 1810 in Virginia spouse: - m. ABT. 1827 in Bedford County, Tennessee child: Nichols, James L. (1828 - ) child: Nichols, Elizabeth J. (1831 - ) child: Nichols, Sarah A. (1833 - ) child: Nichols, Nancy E. (1835 - 1881) child: Nichols, Elender C. (Olley) (1836 - ) child: Nichols, Arthur Sine (Arta) (1837 - ) child: Nichols, Jacob L. (1838 - ) child: Nichols, Isaac J. (1840 - 1915) child: Nichols, Winnie Emaline Nancy (1841 - )

80. UNC-CH Manuscripts Department Finding Aids Beginning With C Clarke, Maxwell Troax. Clarke, William J. Clarkson, Francis O. Clarkson, Heriot.Classic Sounds of the South. Clawson, Thomas W. Claxton, Alexander. Clay, Charles. http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/c/

Finding aids beginning with C Return to alphabetic listing of finding aids. C. S. A. Army. Corps of Engineers C. S. A. Army. North Carolina Infantry Regiment, 21st C. S. A. Army. North Carolina Infantry Regiment, 49th C. S. A. Army. South Carolina Infantry Regiment, 25th ... Cuyler, Telamon Cruger Smith Return to alphabetic listing of finding aids. Manuscripts Department Location and Hours Online Finding Aids and Guides Southern Historical Collection ... UNC Home Please send comments and questions to mss@email.unc.edu URL: http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/c/index.html This page was last updated Monday, March 24, 2003

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