61. ARCHEION Index Des Noms Lambert, DJ; Lambie, Francis (family); Lambie, JT; Lambton Lazier (firm); LB Dentonand Company; Leamington (Ont 1998; Legault, Michelle, 1972; Leggett, Reginald, ca. http://archeion-aao.fis.utoronto.ca/noms4.html

ARCHEION Index des Noms Cliquez sur un nom propre pour afficher une description de tous les documents contenant ce nom. Jackes and Jackes (firm) Jack, Gordon Hamilton, 1913-1978 Jackson, A. F., fl. 1887-1927 Jackson, B.A.W., 1916- ... Index suivant

62. Army Corps Of The 12th Wisconsin William L. Sanderson. 7th Michigan. Francis Quinn. 7th Missouri, Col. 78th Ohio,Col. Mortimer D. Leggett. 2d Illinois, Company B, Capt. Thomas J. Larison. http://www.russscott.com/~rscott/12thwis/corps.htm

Army Corps of the 12th Wisconsin By THE WAR OF THE REBELLION: OFFICIAL RECORDS O.R. SERIES IVOLUME XVII/2 [S# 25] CORRESPONDENCE, ORDERS, AND RETURNS RELATING TO OPERATIONS IN WEST TENNESSEE AND NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI FROM JUNE 10, 1862, TO JANUARY 20, 1863. UNION CORRESPONDENCE, ETC.#6 Troops in the District of West Tennessee, Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant, U. S. Army, commanding, July 31, 1862. ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE. FIRST DIVISION. Maj. Gen. JOHN A. MCCLERNAND. Infantry. 8th Illinois, Col. Frank L. Rhoads. 11th Illinois, Col. T. E.G. Ransom. 17th Illinois, Lieut. Col. Francis M. Smith. 18th Illinois, Col. Michael K. Lawler. 20th Illinois, Col. C. Carroll Marsh. 29th Illinois, Lieut. Col. Charles M. Forrell. 30th Illinois, Col. Elias S. Dennis. 31st Illinois, Col. Lyndorf Ozburn. 43d Illinois, Col. Adolph Engelmann. 45th Illinois, Col. John E. Smith. 48th Illinois, Maj. Manning Mayfield. 49th Illinois, Maj. William W. Bishop. 61st Illinois, Col. Jacob Fry. 23d Indiana, Col. William L. Sanderson. 7th Michigan. Francis Quinn. 7th Missouri, Col. John D. Stevenson.

63. Amtower & Company Resources edi.gatech.edu http//www.edi.gatech.edu/gtpac/ POC Roy Leggett Georgia Tech 3295543Email tgi40019@worldnet.att.net POC Bob Gann Francis Tuttle Technology http://www.federaldirect.net/ptac.html

2003 Government Marketing Best Practices Government Marketing Forum 2003 ... Resources Procurement Technical Assistance Centers Alaska University of Alaska Anchorage 430 W. 7th Ave. Suite 110 Anchorage, AK 99501-3550 Phone: 907-274-7232 Fax: 907-274-9524 Email: angmt1@uaa.alaska.edu http://www.ptacalaska.org POC: Michael Taylor Procurement Technical Assistance Center 613 Cushman Street Suite 209 Fairbanks, AK 99701 Phone: 907-456-7232 Fax: 907-456-7233 Email: fnmhs@uaf.edu http://www.ptacalaska.org POC: Mary Sheehan Alabama Procurement Technical Assitance Program of Alabama 2800 Milan Court Suite 124 Birmingham, AL 35211-6908

64. Mizzou Business Online - June 2002 research. As professor of accountancy, Jere Francis, noted, The Cornell servedas the head of Leggett Platt, Inc., a Fortune 500 Company located in http://business.missouri.edu/People/News/OnlineBusiness/6-8-02MizzouBusinessOnli

News From the College of Business At the University of Missouri-Columbia Volume I, Issue 4 June 2002 College of Business Moves Into Cornell Hall - Finally! A dream that began in 1991 became a reality the week of May 20, as College of Business faculty, staff, and graduate students moved into a magnificent new home – Cornell Hall. Art Jago, professor of management and the college's liaison to the construction project, said, " The move went smoothly largely because everyone had their belongings packed in boxes by moving day. Clearly they were excited about their new quarters and didn't want to miss the moving van." According to Jago, the moving company transported about 4,800 boxes from the college's former home, Middlebush Hall, to the new building. Cornell Hall contains all new furniture so no furniture (other than about 175 file cabinets for safe-keeping of archival materials in a store room in the new facility) made the move. To Bruce Walker, dean of the College of Business, Cornell Hall is a critical part of the overall plan for the college to become one of the top-20 public business schools in the nation. Walker stated, "The new facility is not an end in itself or an end to our commitment to ongoing improvement. Rather, Cornell Hall is an important means by which we will provide our students with a better educational experience and our faculty with a superior environment for their teaching and research." As professor of accountancy, Jere Francis, noted, "The new building will serve as a catalyst to 'lift our game' and move us forward with the college's strategic plan."

65. PCHGS: Military: WBTS: Dedicated Confederate Soldiers James, Francis Marion CSA 4th Georgia Calvary 1906 26th Georgia Regiment Infantry Company D - Captain Blackshear Cemetery Leggett, Benjamin January 17 http://piercecounty.www.50megs.com/military/military_wbts_confederate_soldiers.h

Cheap Web Site Hosting Preserving Our Heritage for Future Generations PIERCE COUNTY'S DEDICATED CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS Aldridge , John C.S.A. Blackshear Cemetery Blitch , O. T. C.S.A. - 7th Georgia Cavalry - Company G Patterson Cemetery (Bethlehem Baptist Church) Bowen , Malachi C.S.A. - 54th Georgia Infantry - Company K Ben James Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Brantley , Benjamin Daniel January 14, 1832 - March 18, 1891 4th Georgia Regiment - Cavalry Blackshear Cemetery Brown , Dr. Allen C.S.A. December 17, 1837 - August 6, 1906 Blackshear Cemetery Carter , George Washington April 2, 1824 - April 26, 1892 4th Georgia Cavalry - Company G Ten Mile Baptist Church Cemetery Carter , Isaac D. March 17, 1822 - August 10, 1907 C.S.A. - 54th Georgia Infantry Friendship United Methodist Church Cemetery Carter , Stephen C.S.A. - 54th Georgia Infantry - Company B Ten Mile Baptist Church Cemetery Carter , Wyley November 8, 1838 - July 18, 1880 C.S.A. - 54th Georgia Infantry - Company B Ten Mile Baptist Church Cemetery Cason , David C.S.A. - 26th Georgia Infantry - Company A

66. Burwell Featherston Report are + 77 i. Josephine Josie (Leggett)4 Featherston Francis Frank Marion Featherston,born 1881 in California. 1978 by The Reprint Company, Spartanburg SC http://members.aol.com/CWMoretti/family/page11.htm

128 Descendants of Burwell FEATHERSTON Note: Women's Names, where known, are given in parenthesis. Connie's direct line is highlighted in color. Burwell FEATHERSTON (Burwell (Sr.)A, William (jr)B, William (II)C, WilliamD) was born in 1785 in Amelia County, Virginia (Source: 1812 Pension File ), and died 21 Feb 1875 in Warren County, Mississippi (Source: 1812 Pension File and Vicksburg Evening Post, 8 Sept 1983, page 6).He married Rebecca(FEATHERSTON) ADAMS 9 Dec 1808 in Dinwiddie County, Virginia (Source: 1812 Pension File), daughter of David ADAMS and Rebecca COLEMAN. 1812 Pension File Abstract: Featherston, Burrell Service: Pvt in Capt. Abraham Buford's Company Virginia Militia Enlisted: Aug. 29, 1814 Discharged: Feb. 13, 1815 Residence: 1851 Shelby County, Illinois 1855 Robertson County, Tennessee 1873 Warren County, Mississippi (Post Office Bovina) Maiden Name of Wife: Rebecca Adams Marriage: Dec 9, 1808, Dinwiddie, Dinwiddie County, Virginia Death: Feb. 21, 1875 Enlisted at Dinwiddie, Virginia. Discharged at Camp Carter, Virginia. June 24, 1867, Burell Featherston, at Trenton, Clinton County, Illinois, authorized the Illinois Military State agent to get a copy of his discharge from the U S govt. May 31, 1873, Dr. John L. Hebron, physician from Warren County, Mississippi, wrote that his patient, Burrell Featherston, was totally blind and very ill.

67. Abel Eastman Report Mississippi.She married James T Leggett ABT 1892 Francis Frank Marion Featherston,born 1881 in California reprint 1978 by The Reprint Company, Spartanburg SC http://members.aol.com/CWMoretti/family/page9.htm

48 Descendants of Abel EASTMAN Women's married names, when known, are in parenthesis. Connie's direct line ancestors are highlighted in color. Abel EASTMAN (JohnA, JosephB, JohnC, RogerD) was born 11 Oct 1766 in Hopkinton, Merrimack, New Hampshire (Source: Ancestral File), and died 1812 in Port Gibson, Claiborne County,Mississippi (Source: Ancestral File). He married Salome (EASTMAN Beard) HARMON 12 Jun 1797in Opelousas, St. Landry, Louisiana, daughter of Jacob HARMON and Hannah"Anne" GUICE/GUIST. Calendar of St. Landry Paris, Louisiana, Civil Records, Vol 1, 1803-1819 Reel 10, Item 3:Opelousas: 27 July 1803-(1) agreement between Abel Eastman and Bradley Gardner of Natchez and Anaclet Cormier concerning the succession of Anne Guist, mother of the wives of Eastman and Gardner (2) Power of attorney from Abel Eastman and Bradley Gardner to Anaclet Cormier in the succession of Anne Guist (3) 3 Sept 1804 Abel Eastman and Bradley Gardner vs. Jacob Harman, petition of Anaclet Cormier; Reel 11 Opelousas: 26 July 1804 communication from Martin Duralde to Honore de la Chaise, commandant of Opelousas Post, concerning a Spanish decree obtained by Ancalet Cormier, attorney for Bradley and Eastman against Jacob Harmon, pere, acknowledged by de la Chaise 6 Aug1804. Southwest Louisiana Records Children of Abel EASTMAN and Salome HARMON are: 2 i. Rachel(Marshall)

68. GEOG2220 History Section (Dr History. Francis (R. Douglas) et al. Destinies. West. Leggett (Robert) Railwaysof Canada. RICH (Edwin) History of the Hudson's Bay Company. WALLACE http://lib5.leeds.ac.uk/rlists/geog/geog2220hist.htm

Geography: reading lists: Canadian Studies History Section Dr. Collins Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 th c. to the mid-19 th c.) Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Essay 1 ... SLAV3320 Canada Lectures BUMSTED (J.M.) The Peoples of Canada: A Pre-Confederation History CARELESS (James) Canada: A Story of Challenge FRANCIS (R. Douglas) et al. Origins KERR (Donald) Historical Atlas of Canada LANCTOT (Gustave) History of Canada to 1763 MacNUTT (William) The Atlantic Provinces, 1712-1857 MORTON (William) The Kingdom of Canada BUMSTED (J.M .) The Peoples of Canada: A Pre-Confederation History CRAIG (Gerald) Upper Canada: the Formative years, 1784-1841 ECCLES (William) The Ordeal of New France FRANCIS (R. Douglas) et al. Origins HARRIS (R. Cole) and WARKENTIN (J.) Canada before Confederation KERR (Donald) Historical Atlas of Canada MacNUTT (William) The Atlantic Provinces, 1712-1857 CAMPBELL (Marjorie) The Northwest Company FRANCIS (R. Douglas) et al. Origins GIRAUD (Marcel) KERR (Donald) Historical Atlas of Canada PURICH (Donald) The Metis RAY (Arthur) and FREEDMAN (D.) Give Us Good Measure RICH (Edwin) The Fur Trade and the Northwest to 1857 BREBNER (John) The Explorers of North America, 1497-1806

69. Bank Of Ireland - Corporate Profile & Brands Company information. Leggett Platt Inc, United States of America, 2,2, Companyinformation. Jersey Francis St St Helier, SWIFT BIGTJESXXXX, Company information. http://www.transnationale.org/anglais/fiches/-2044020361.htm

Companies Ireland Bank Insurance Bank of Ireland Lower Baggot St. Dublin Ireland IRE Company website Brand Bank of Ireland Finance year sales income source billion Euros Company information billion US $ Company information Social year employees source Company information Company information Shareholder Subsidiary ownership (%) source Gannett Co. United States of America Company information United States of America Company information United States of America Company information Management year position source Maurice A Keane CEO Company information Corruption Subsidy Environnement Human Rights Production subsidiary/adress phone source Isle of Man File Offshore banking, corruption, tax haven, plunder and money laundering 4 Christian Rd., PO Box 246, Douglas IM99 1XF Company information Jersey File Offshore banking, corruption, tax haven, plunder and money laundering Francis St St Helier SWIFT BIGTJESXXXX Company information Image year public relations source EQ Management File public relations, disinformation PR Watch USA 01/09/2002 EQ Management: From Body Shop to Burma Drop Companies Ireland Bank Insurance

70. Moved 463.475 40 West Exxon Mini Mart 151.955 - Francis Scott Key 468.2125 - JC PenneyCompany 468.8125 - JC Penney Company 464.3875 - Leggett Stores Inc. http://www.fordyce.org/scanning/frequencies/Maryland/frederick.html

This list has moved and can now be found at http://www.fordyce.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.cgi?board=Frederick These pages created and maintained by Jim Fordyce. Comments, corrections and additions are welcomed.

71. Roster 14th Company “F” Fourteenth Regiment Volunteer Infantry. Johnson, Dennis Lamberson,James W. Leggett, Daniel M Thomas Mason, Darwin B. Maxwell, Francis S. Maxwell http://pw1.netcom.com/~steve443/files/roster.html

Fourteenth Regiment West Virginia Volunteer Infantry in the American Civil War The Fourteenth Regiment West Virginia Infantry, a Union regiment in the American Civil War, was composed of men whose home counties included Doddridge, Marion, Monongalia, Ohio, Pleasants, Preston, Ritchie, Tyler, and Wood. This list of men and officers in the regiment was compiled by Bobby Thorne, a member of the Hacker’s Creek Pioneer Descendants, from a muster roll of the regiment on file at Archives and History in Charleston. The original includes the date each man was mustered in and out and the place of his first muster (usually at or near his home county). If he left the service early, the reasons for his leaving, i.e., illness, killed in action, are sometimes given. Muster rolls for all other West Virginia regiments are also available at Archives and History. Please contact the staff for the information and cost of obtaining each of these rolls. Non - Commissioned Staff Officers SERGEANT - MAJORS Ohio County, W.Va Unit mustered in August 1862, mustered out June 1865.

72. Dobbs History Of Gage County 1918 529 Dole, Edward W., 607 Dole Floral Company, 430 Dole Louis, 518 Graff, Philip, 526Graham, Francis M., 258 880 Lefferdink, Frank E., 523 Leggett, Joseph, 1021 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/gage/books/dobbs/

This page was transcribed by Mary Mills Index to Biographies and Portraits of: HISTORY OF GAGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME. By HUGH J. DOBBS LINCOLN, NEBRASKA WESTERN PUBLISHING AND ENGRAVING COMPANY This book may be ordered through the Gage County Historical Society. For a list of all their publications please check here. Home Library

73. History Of The New York Fire Department, Ch. 40, Part V 1841; George S. Cook, Eagle Insurance Company, assistant, resigned Sila R. Bebee,S. J. Leggett, Silas Lord Stephen Pell, Howard R. martin, Francis P. Freeman, B http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/state/fire/31-40/ch40pt5.html

Our Firemen, The History of the NY Fire Departments Chapter 40, Part V By Holice and Debbie No. 14. Columbian ("Wide Awake"). No. 15. Baxter. No. 16. Manhattan. Liberty. No. 17. John Decker. Organized March 5, 1860, located at Tenth Avenue and one Hundred and Fifty-ninth Street, and went out of service in 1865. Among the members were Patrick McDade, foreman; Wm. P. Smith, assistant; Samuel King, Peter Golden, John Conway, Peter Brady, Charles E. Carman, and Bernard Reilly. No. 18. Hibernian. HYDRANT COMPANIES. No. 1. Was organized in 1832. Among the members were: Charles A. Macy, foreman, resigned February 26, 1841; George S. Cook, Eagle Insurance Company, assistant, resigned February 26, 1841; Edmund Penfold, Henry Stanton, Walter Titus, Jr., Wm. C. Taylor, Wm. Marshall, Sila R. Bebee, S. J. Leggett, Silas Lord, and J. H. Voorhees, merchant. No. 2. Was organized on June 1, 1839. Among the members were: Henry W. Belcher, foreman, resigned September 18, 1854; John S. Belcher, assistant foreman, resigned November 7, 1854; Herman Van Rensselaer, David M. Turnure, John R. White, Jordan Woodruff and George W. Elder. No. 3.

74. CBRE World Conference 2001 - Alpha Roster Alan. De Francis. Boeing Realty Corporation. Joseph. Brady, CCIM. Thomas. Waldron.Butler Manufacturing Company. George. Meeker. Michael. Leggett. CB Richard Ellis.William. http://www.apgweb.com/cbrewc/alphrost.cfm?sortBy=CompSiteName

75. Schantz Organ Company Guestbook Esther Leggett, Editorial Dept., Spectrum Pub. the late Robert C. Newton worked withyour Company as he an organist at the Cathedral of Saint Francis of Assisi http://www.schantzorgan.com/guestbook/guestbook.cfm

Our Guestbook Click here to add your name (or click on any tiny logo throughout the listing) Return to our Home Page Friday, March 28, 2003 I Like To Dig Up My Nosie and butt!!! ShaTerrica Tallasheesse Fl, Friday, March 28, 2003 Sha'Terrica McGee Tallasheesse FL, Thursday, March 27, 2003 Wayne Estrado Omaha NE Saturday, March 22, 2003 THE EXPRESSINON OF THIS ORGAN SPEAKES THE UNSPEAKABLE HAD THE PLEASURE OF LISTING TO THE ORGAN AT CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF THE SACRED HEART NEWARK,NJ THANK YOU WILLLIAM T BLUE JR NEWARK NJ Saturday, March 22, 2003 I LOVE THIS PAGE. MGBADA JOE ABA ABA,NAIJA Saturday, March 22, 2003 Steve Stout Newton Falls, Ohio Friday, March 14, 2003 Can one make an appointment for a tour of your facility? Love your organs! Thanks. Bill Reeves Manassas, VA Monday, March 10, 2003 Thomas J. Malia Nutley, NJ Tuesday, February 25, 2003 Kenneth R. Boiarsky El Prado, NM Sunday, February 23, 2003 Eileen M. Ballone Saddle Brook, New Jersey Wednesday, February 19, 2003 Hampton, GA 30228 Tuesday, February 18, 2003 Hello, I am doing research for Fifth Avenue Baptist Church of Huntington, West Virginia on their Schantz organ, which was installed new in aproximately 1970. Any information you might have on the instrument would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Michael Handy

76. C:\web\pierce\presently Benjamin Leggett January 17, 1842 October 7, 1919; James C Malachi Bowen 54th GeorgiaInfantry Company K CSA; Francis Marion James 4th Georgia Cavalry Company G http://bellsouthpwp.net/r/s/rskhdr/Pierce/presently.htm

Confederate Soldiers Resting in Pierce County Historic Sites Presently the community of Pierce County is working hard to be of great interest to all. Recently, I received some mail from John Guss who wrote the following: We are a very proud community dating back to the early 1800's. We have a tremendous amount of history which we are now beginning to compile and take notice. We have begun by forming an historical society for Pierce County. Here visitors and citizens of the community alike will be able to have the opportunity to learn more about the community than what they have currently observed. There are already several restoration projects taking place such as the city jail built in 1894, the Civil War prison site where over 5000 Union soldiers who had been previously imprisoned at Andersonville , were held while General Sherman marched his forces to seize Savannah, the promotion of the 1875 courthouse, Shiloh church, the first church in Pierce County, the Brantley Brick Warehouse built in the early 1900's, the Blackshear Presbyterian Church dating back to 1872, homes dating to the Civil War, and much much more.

77. ORA/DFSR/S.A.I.L/Summer02 Editor Cynthia C. Leggett Design Ada Y. Nelson Summer 2002. The salad Company soldsome of the remaining 138 cases of product The director is Will Francis. http://www.fda.gov/ora/fed_state/DFSR_Activities/sail/SAILSummer02.htm

ORA Start Page Search News About ORA ... FDA - Centers ORA Search Form About ORA Site Map/Index Compliance Ref Federal-State ... Science Ref Fed-State Contents Federal-State Start Page Directory of State Officials S.A.I.L. Small Business ... S.A.I.L. State Action Information Letter Published by the Division of Federal-State Relations Office of Regulatory Affairs Food and Drug Administration Editor: Cynthia C. Leggett Design: Ada Y. Nelson Summer 2002 Report from the Director "Innovative Food Safety Grants to State and Local Agencies: A Showcase of the Outcomes" is the title of a free satellite teleconference sponsored by the Food and Drug Administration. The teleconference is scheduled for Thursday, September 26, 2002, from 12:30 - 4:30 p.m. EDT. This important teleconference is aimed at State and local regulatory agencies, FDA field offices, food establishments interested in promoting safe food practices, academia and others involved in food safety education, as well as all who are interested in pursuing innovative food safety grants. For information on innovative grants, see http://www.fda.gov/ora/fed_state/Innovative_Grants.html

78. The Lifelong Learning Company - Recommendations from our evaluation forms.' ANNE Francis, Coordinator I feel good in her Company, she is a it affects my working environment.' VICKY Leggett, Great Yarmouth http://www.lifelonglearningcompany.fsbusiness.co.uk/recommendations.htm

'She approaches her work in a very positive and enthusiastic style and I was impressed with the thoroughness of her preparation. Her presenting style is warm and open and she brings a lively sense of humour to her work.' PETER CRAGGS, Secretary of the Special Educational Needs Tribunal. 'The empathy that Kath shows towards our pupils and their parents enables her to engage effectively with one of the most difficult client groups in education. Her work adds a most essential dimension to the school.' IAN JOHNSTON, Headteacher, Old Warren House, Pupil Referral Unit, Suffolk 'We all thoroughly enjoyed our teambuilding day and have worked together more effectively since then. We were all impressed by the content of the day, Kathryn's style of delivery and responsiveness to issues on the day.' CAROL SMITH, Regional Development Officer, National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux 'Kathryn is professional, supportive, positive and innovative. I think she has a rare combination of skills. She has been a key speaker at our conferences and has been the only trainer we have employed to score a straight 100% excellent from our evaluation forms.'

79. The Descendants Of Simon Weekes And His Son Francis in my Company. I consented to John Smith, miller at Dorchester (banished also) togo with me and at Smith's desire, to a poor young fellow, Francis Wickes, as http://longislandgenealogy.com/weeks/surnames.htm

Welcome to this section of the Long Island Genealogy Surname Database The Main entrance can be found at - Long Island Genealogy A Major Research Aid, Specific to this Family, has been developed by Long Island Genealogy. It contains full text research classics specifically chosen for those researching this Surname. For further information or to purchase the CD, for your home research library, please follow this link! more Information 100% of the proceeds of each purchase go toward the expansion of Long Island Genealogy and the support of it's Web Presence. The Descendants of Simon Weekes and his Son Francis Notes taken from a Weeks GEDCOM, original author is unknown It has been said that Francis Weekes came in 1635 to Salem, MA, but there is no record of that statement, but removed to Dorchester, where George Weekes had settled, but that is uncertain, although probable, as Roger Williams lived there. DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF RHODE ISLAND WINTHROP PAPERS "After the Colony of Massachussetts Bay had passed upon Roger Williams in the autumn of 1635, Gov. John Winthrop, who was a friend of Williams,wrote privately to him and suggested that he should go and settle at Narragansett Bay." In his letter to Major Mason, dated Providence, 22 June 1670, Williams Yet he changed his plans even before he left Salem, for while still there he, with more than twenty of his followers, was considering the erection of a plantation at Narragansett Bay. These plans may have been under contemplation even before the act of banishment was passed. (The governor and assistants met at Boston to cnsider about Mr. Williams, as he had drawn about twenty persons to his opinion, and they intended to erect a plantation about Narragansett Bay from whence the infection could spread. A warrant was sent to him to come to Boston immediately but he said he could not come without hazard to life, so a pinnace was sent with

80. Mail Thread Index need spy tools to monitor my Company's LAN to Ng. FW1 Port number 11498, THELLIER,Francis; FW1 NT kernel, Henrique Andrade; FW1 GUI for LINUX, Leggett, Jeff http://www.shmoo.com/mail/fw1/oct99/thrd24.html

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