21. Stone, Charles Richard/Marshall, Ruth Leona HUSBAND NOTES Obituary Charles R. stone AVIS The funeral will be Monday for CharlesR. stone, 76, of His first wife, the former Ruth marshall, died in 1994 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~loveless216/f6.html

Family Group Record Husband: Charles Richard Stone Born: 30 September 1921 Place: Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, PA Died: 24 April 1998 Place: Williamsport, Lycoming County, PA Married: 24 January 1947 Place: Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, PA Buried: Place: Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, PA Father: Frank Stone Mother: Mary Frances Romano Other Spouses: Lura M. Quick Wife: Ruth Leona Marshall Born: 29 December 1927 Place: Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, PA Died: 30 April 1994 Place: Montoursville, Lycoming Co, PA Buried: May 1994 Place: Ashes Scattered Father: Oscar Verus Marshall Mother: Minnie Leona Dutton Other Spouses: Unknown Children Child 1 (F): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Child 2 (F): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Unknown Child 3 (F): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Unknown Child 4 (M): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Unknown Child 5 (M): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Unknown Child 6 (M): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Unknown Child 7 (M): Unknown Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Unknown HUSBAND NOTES: HUSBAND FACTS: OCCU Meat Cu: Military: Religion: St. Luke's Catholic Church, Jersey Shore, PA

22. The Marshall Crenshaw Page    Articles Sep 29 1983, Rolling stone James Jamerson 1938-1983 by marshall Crenshaw. May13 1982, Rolling stone - marshall Crenshaw's Modern Mastery by Kurt Loder. http://www.marshallcrenshaw.com/articles_pg.shtml

Last updated February 6, 2003 This archive is for private study, scholarship and research purposes only. Read this for details. Apr 12 2002 Sacramento Bee Crenshaw keeps things fresh with newfound solo career by David Barton Mar 24 2002 Washington Post Groovin' on Eddie Noack by David Segal Jan 2002 Goldmine Magazine - Marshall is quoted regarding the death of George Harrison Dec 14 2001 Asbury Park Press Grand Marshall by Ed Kaz Aug 17 2001 Glorious Noise Marshall Crenshaw at The Ark, 15 August: Before the Whole Thing Crumbles to the Ground by "gsy" Jul 2001 Guitar.com The Power Behind Marshall Crenshaw's Guitar Driven Pop by Rick Petreycik May 25 2001 Florida Times-Union Marshall Crenshaw, Almost Famous After All These Years by Matt Soergel Apr 27 2001 RadioSAMOHI - Interview by Elizabeth Hickey-McCoy Feb 16 2001 Article - review of Feb 16 2001 Stone Pony show by Tim Hibbs Jan 29 2001 King Biscuit - press release for Feb 16 2001 Stone Pony show Dec 20 2000 USA Today.com

23. Rolling Stone | May 13 1982 Our next record can be The Best of marshall Crenshaw the same songs in a differentsequence. This article originally appeared in Rolling stone May 13, 1982. http://www.marshallcrenshaw.com/articles/loder.htm

Marshall Crenshaw's Modern Mastery by Kurt Loder New York City: Had Ozzie and Harriet been in the habit of having their groceries delivered, the kid who would have showed up at their back door with the bags might well have resembled Marshall Crenshaw. With his waxed-apple cheeks and wire-frame glasses, and shiny copper coins neatly positioned in his polished penny loafers, Crenshaw would have been perfect for the part. On the other hand, a delivery boy capable of outwriting, outsinging and outplaying little Ricky would have unbalanced the Nelsons' show, so Crenshaw is probably better off in his own era - or is he? Crenshaw himself has no idea whether radio is ready for his album. "But they better do something, or everybody's just gonna loose interest," he says, nipping from a glass of milk in his tiny uptown apartment one warm April afternoon. "Everybody already is losing interest. The way I felt estranged from the rock music scene in 1969 or 1971, other people are starting to feel that way now." But isn't it possible that lots of people actually prefer the faceless spew of metal-pop that passes for rock radio these days? "Yeah," Crenshaw allows, "but there are also kids out there who don't. What about them , you know?"

24. AMCA: From Marshall Stone To General Stone: Milestones Of Duality Presented By M From marshall stone to General stone Milestones of Duality by Marcel Erné UniversitätHannover, Germany 0 From marshall stone to General stone http://at.yorku.ca/cgi-bin/amca/cafw-62

AMCA Document # cafw-62 IV Iberoamerican Conference on Topology and its Applications (IV CITA) April 18-21, 2001 University of Coimbra Coimbra, Portugal Organizers Maria Manuel Clementino, Jorge Picado, Lurdes Sousa, Maria João Ferreira, Gonçalo Gutierres, Dirk Hofmann View Abstracts Conference Homepage From Marshall Stone to General Stone: Milestones of Duality by Marcel Erné From Marshall Stone to General Stone: Milestones of Duality Institut für Mathematik, Universität Hannover, Germany Starting with Stone's famous duality between Boolean lattices and totally disconnected compact spaces, we present first a short survey on classical duality theories involving ordered and topological structures (Davey, Hofmann, Johnstone, Lawson, Priestley and others). Then, we provide a general framework for such dualities, using so-called R-invariant subset selections Z for (partially) ordered sets. These selections extend the concept of subset systems proposed by Wright, Wagner and Thatcher in the late seventies and prove quite useful in various fields of order theory, topology, algebra and computer sciences. The guiding idea is that practically all known dualities of the order-topological type involve various notions of primeness on the one hand and certain generalized ideal systems on the other hand. The resulting duality between arbitrary ordered sets and Z -generated complete lattices, having a join-dense subset of

25. A Stone Arch Bridge, Located West Of Marshall. Media Details. A stone arch bridge, located west of marshall. A stone arch bridge,located west of marshall. stone Arch BridgeWest of marshall Virtual Tour. http://www.byways.org/image_library/media_details.html?CX_MEDIA=26156

26. Stone Arch - East Of Marshall Media Details. stone Arch East of marshall. stone Arch - East ofmarshall Click the image to view a larger version. Built in 1832 http://www.byways.org/image_library/media_details.html?CX_MEDIA=27416

27. Atlas: From Marshall Stone To General Stone: Milestones Of Duality By Marcel Ern 0 From marshall stone to General stone Milestones of Duality. MarcelErné. Institut für Mathematik, Universität Hannover, Germany. http://atlas-conferences.com/c/a/f/w/62.htm

Atlas Document # cafw-62 IV Iberoamerican Conference on Topology and its Applications (IV CITA) April 18-21, 2001 University of Coimbra Coimbra, Portugal Conference Organizers Maria Manuel Clementino, Jorge Picado, Lurdes Sousa, Maria João Ferreira, Gonçalo Gutierres and Dirk Hofmann View Abstracts Conference Homepage From Marshall Stone to General Stone: Milestones of Duality presented by Marcel Erné From Marshall Stone to General Stone: Milestones of Duality Institut für Mathematik, Universität Hannover, Germany Starting with Stone's famous duality between Boolean lattices and totally disconnected compact spaces, we present first a short survey on classical duality theories involving ordered and topological structures (Davey, Hofmann, Johnstone, Lawson, Priestley and others). Then, we provide a general framework for such dualities, using so-called R-invariant subset selections Z for (partially) ordered sets. These selections extend the concept of subset systems proposed by Wright, Wagner and Thatcher in the late seventies and prove quite useful in various fields of order theory, topology, algebra and computer sciences. The guiding idea is that practically all known dualities of the order-topological type involve various notions of primeness on the one hand and certain generalized ideal systems on the other hand. The resulting duality between arbitrary ordered sets and Z -generated complete lattices, having a join-dense subset of

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32. Marshall's Grave Stone Grave stone inscription relating to the fiddler, William marshall, for websiteon the fiddle tradition of NorthEast Scotland. marshall's grave stone. http://www.celtscot.ed.ac.uk/fiddle/marshallgrave.htm

Homepage Fochabers Banchory Tarland ... Conclusion Marshall's grave stone The grave stone was erected by Lieutenant Colonel William Marshall, and the inscription pertaining to the composer, William Marshall, reads: Back to William Marshall homepage About the author Acknowledgements Bibliography ... Homepage Published by the Department of Celtic and Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh Last modified Monday, 07-Jan-2002 18:00:05 GMT by Katherine Campbell

33. Steven Stone- Poems Of Hooper Bay - Marshall Caqalngapagcitak tengaurturallrani. Neruranarqelriami anuqsaagarmi. StevenStone. Return to Poems of Hooper Bay. Return to marshall Cultural Atlas. http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/Marshall/poems/StevenStone.html

Morning Sky As I woke up I looked out the window And I saw the blue morning sky And the smiling sun rising beyond the mountains Making beautiful red colors up in the air, And the little birds singing joyful songs, As a butterfly was fluttering In the warm soft breeze. Unuakumi Qilak Tupallemni legalerkun uyangtellruunga Tangerrluku-llu unuakum qiurliq qillii, Qaralililria tangnirqelrianeng kavirlineng qilagmi, Tengmiayarat-llu atulriit quyvanarqelrianeng, Caqalngapagcitak tengaurturallrani Neruranarqelriami anuqsaagarmi. Steven Stone Return to Poems of Hooper Bay Return to Marshall Cultural Atlas

34. Stone (John Marshall) Letter Manuscript Collection. Collection Title stone (John marshall) Letter. CollectionNumber M132. Dates November 16, 1891. Volume 1 letter. Provenance Unknown. http://www.lib.usm.edu/~archives/m132.htm

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI-McCAIN LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES Manuscript Collection Collection Title: Stone (John Marshall) Letter Collection Number: Dates: November 16, 1891 Volume: 1 letter Provenance: Unknown. Letter apparently purchased from Conway Barker, Autograph Dealer; received April 1969. Biographical/Historical Sketch: Stone commanded Company K of the Second Mississippi Infantry which saw action in various Virginia battles until 1862. When a unit reorganization took place, Colonel Stone was placed in command of another regiment. During the later years of the war, he was offered a promotion to major-general but since it would have meant leaving his regiment, he declined it. In early 1865 Stone and his unit were captured and held prisoners in Kentucky, at Camp Chase in Ohio, and at Johnson's Island until the end of the war. Upon his return to private life following the war, Stone was elected to public office-as mayor and treasurer of Tishomingo Co., Mississippi. In 1869 and 1873, Stone was elected to terms in the state senate. When Governor Ames resigned in 1876, John M. Stone, as President Pro Tempore of the Mississippi Senate, succeeded to the governorship. Stone was elected to the governorship in 1877 by a large popular vote. Defeated by Robert Lowery in 1882, Stone was again a candidate for governor in 1889 and served in the office from 1890 to 1896 because of the revision of Mississippi's constitution. Stone was a very popular governor because of his tax cuts, his involvement with railroad development in the state, and his support of the 1890 constitutional convention. He served as governor longer than any other man.

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36. Genealogy Data Elizabeth Birth 29 Mar 1773 , Orange County, Virginia Gender Female Childrenstone, Isaac stone, Thomas stone, Henry stone, marshall Birth 1803 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dwmsr42/dat33.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Hollingshead, Edith Birth : living , Cherokee County, Iowa Gender: Female Family: Marriage: living Spouse: Key, Richard Otis Children: Key, Richard Alan (Rich) Key, Warren Scott Family: Spouse: O'Flynn, Gender: Male Children: O'Flynn, Patricia Back to Main Page O'Flynn, Patricia Birth : living , Humbolt County, Nevada Gender: Female Parents: Father: O'Flynn, Mother: Hollingshead, Edith Family: Spouse: Pendergraft, Bob Birth : living , , Oklahoma Gender: Male Children: Pendergraft, Malissa Rae Birth : living , Humbolt County, Oregon Gender: Female Family: Marriage: living Spouse: Bailor, Gary Birth : living Tracy, , California Gender: Male Children: Bailor, Jess Eugene Birth : living , Malheur County, Oregon Gender: Male Back to Main Page Hummel, Sharon Jane Birth : living Winnemucca, , Nevada Gender: Female Parents: Father: Hummel, Leslie Robert Mother: Key, Malissa June Family: Marriage: living Spouse: Gammon, Hugh James Alfred Birth : living Sexsmith, Alberta, , Canada Gender: Male Family: Marriage: living in Winnemucca, , Nevada

37. Genealogy Data Creek, Calvert County, Maryland Death BEF 7 Jun 1813 , Albemarle County, VirginiaGender Male Parents Father stone, John Mother marshall, Mary Children http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dwmsr42/dat146.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page , Clevie Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Taylor, Ronald Scott Birth : living Winston Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina Gender: Male Parents: Father: Taylor, Samuel Vestal Mother: Waugh, Evelyn Back to Main Page Simmons, Mary Ann Gender: Female Family: Marriage: 10 Nov 1861 Spouse: Taylor, Martin Birth : 16 Nov 1834 Death : 29 Jul 1910 Gender: Male Parents: Father: Taylor, Thomas Mother: E., Sarah Children: Taylor, Kizzie Gender: Female Taylor, Martha Taylor, Eliza Taylor, Sara Elizabeth Taylor, Vestal ... Back to Main Page Inman, John T. Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 14 Jan 1894 in , Surry County, North Carolina Spouse: Taylor, Martha Gender: Female Parents: Father: Taylor, Martin Mother: Simmons, Mary Ann Back to Main Page McGee, Job Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Taylor, Eliza Gender: Female Parents: Father: Taylor, Martin Mother: Simmons, Mary Ann Back to Main Page Matthews, Tandy Lee Birth : , Surry County, North Carolina Gender: Male Parents: Father: Matthews, William Oates

38. I58833: James Fletcher ALDREDGE (9 Sep 1818 - 8 Jun 1877) _John marshall _ John marshall INDEX.15563 S51 Sheppard Book. HOME Wilson stone. Between 18201825 - . http://hostville.com/family/gen1/d0080/g0000061.html

James Fletcher ALDREDGE 9 Sep 1818 - 8 Jun 1877 BIRTH : 9 Sep 1818, Georgia DEATH : 8 Jun 1877, Waxahachie, Ellis Co., Texas Father: Nathan ALDRIDGE Mother: Alizannah HANSON Family 1 Mary Martha OGLESBY MARRIAGE : 22 Feb 1844 George Nathan ALDREDGE Family 2 Mary Grant FLEMISTER MARRIAGE : 12 Jan 1854, Salem, Alabama James Pierce ALDREDGE _James ALDRIDGE _Nathan ALDRIDGE James Fletcher ALDREDGE ... INDEX Willy, Lisa HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 05/01/2002 05:21:40 William Harvey BARNARD 7 Nov 1865 - 20 Aug 1960 BIRTH : 7 Nov 1865, Lovilia, Monroe Co., Iowa DEATH : 20 Aug 1960, Sargent, Custer Co., Nebraska Father: Joseph BARNARD Mother: Lucinda CHANCE Family 1 Pearl Elnora WALDRON MARRIAGE : 3 Mar 1897, Sloan, Woodbury Co., Iowa William Harvey BARNARD INDEX Family History Site HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 05/01/2002 05:21:40 Adam Earl CARTER Family 1 Sabie WILLIAMS Dell Earl CARTER Adam Earl CARTER INDEX Sheppard Book HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 05/01/2002 05:21:40 John MARSHALL DEATH Father: John MARSHALL Family 1 Tabitha Lucy MARSHALL Samuel MARSHALL Benjamin MARSHALL ... James M. MARSHALL

39. I32352: Margaret Louise AFFOLTER (____ - ____) _William Perry marshall _+ _Perry marshall _ _ Williemarshall _ _ William stone. http://hostville.com/family/gen1/d0052/g0000067.html

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40. Fire Marshall At Stone Soup, RI Fire marshall at stone Soup, RI. this is an archive - if you wantto join a new discussion - go to the new bboard Posted by Ed http://www.vancegilbert.com/bbarchive/messages/467.html

Fire Marshall at Stone Soup, RI - this is an archive - if you want to join a new discussion - go to the new bboard Posted by Ed Greene (68.9.163.77) on January 14, 2003 at 23:05:54: My wife and I got tickets for our birthday, and loved the show. I play the bass and bought the "one thru fourteen" cd and play along. I may ask Vance to do a gig with him next time. Waiting for Gilligan is great. I was able to do some Black Sign Language with Vance. Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : My wife and I got tickets for our birthday, and loved the show. I play the bass and bought the "one thru fourteen" cd and play along. I may ask Vance to do a gig with him next time. Waiting for Gilligan is great. : I was able to do some Black Sign Language with Vance. - this is an archive - if you want to join a new discussion - go to the new bboard

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