Untitled BOWMAN Alpha O., 19041984/Joe W., 1901-1975; glenie Welden, 12/1/1924-12/26 31,1936 Our daughters Margaret, Peggy and Jerrie ; james L., 9/14/1922-1/1/1989; http://www.henderson-lea.hc.k12tn.net/donahue/decatur/cub.htm
Extractions: CUB CREEK HALL CEMETERY This cemetery is about four miles north of Bible Hill on the road from Bible Hill to Holladay. It is identified as "New Pleasant Ridge Church" on the U.S.G.S. Holladay quadrangle (1987). The cemetery was created after during World War II and is well maintained. This cemetery was recorded December 28, 1996. An earlier record of this cemetery was made by Blanche Tuten and Margarett Alexander on April 28, 1978. Their record appears in Decatur County, Tennessee Cemetery Records published by the Captain Nathaniel A. Wesson Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Parsons, Tennessee, 1984, pp. 160-161. This is referred to as the UDC transcription in notes below. BOWMAN BOYD COOPER GIBSON Bonnie E., 1919-1989/Alton L., 1908-1956, "Their child: Jeanette" Earline, 1913-, unplaced "Mother" footstone/Otto, 1913-1971, "Father" footstone
Full Alphabetical Index Translate this page Cremona (668) Ghetaldi, Marino (235) Gibbs, J Willard (1028*) Girard, Albert (251)Girard, Pierre Simon (210) Glaisher, james (686*) glenie, james (103) Gödel http://www.maththinking.com/boat/mathematicians.html
Saint John New Brunswick Politics system. Among the elected was james glenie, a crusty Scottishbornlumberman who had already crossed swords with Col. Carleton. http://new-brunswick.net/Saint_John/fame/political.html
Extractions: Almost 200 years later, 1784, is a convenient point to begin. It was the year the British carved New Brunswick out of Nova Scotia and created a new colony demanded by the thousands of Loyalists pouring over the border. For the first lieutenant-governor, the British chose an aristocratic military man who was no friend of democracy. Colonel Thomas Carleton put his military ideals ahead of local interests when he chose St. Anne as the capital. Renaming the remote village Fredericton, Carleton chose the site because it was the furthest navigable spot on the St. John River. He also was obliged to create an elected legislature, but that did not mean he had to listen to it, or so he thought.
Saint John Time Date November 23, 1817 Army Officer, engineer, mathematician, and colonialpolitician, james glenie dies in poverty in London (England). http://new-brunswick.net/Saint_John/timedate.html
Christchurch Marathon - 2nd June 2002, Christchurch, New Zealand 135, Owen,Richard, 176, 035507, OM, 54. 137, Tither,Kevin, 2094, 035604,OM, 55. 144, glenie,james, 2017, 040343, OM, 56. 151, Beach,Matthew, 2004,040809, OM, 57. http://www.chchmarathon.co.nz/results/detail/552
B-Submissions For Old GenConnect Boards For Beginnings He voted for james glenie, Esq. Saml.D. Street, Esq. 1. james, chr. 6Apr 1788. 2. Joseph. 3. Mary. 4. Phoebe. 5. William, chr. 6 Apr 1788. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nbpast/family/begin/B-1.htm
Extractions: Beginnings by Cleadie B. Barnett In 1999 some of the following bios were added to Rootsweb's GenConnect files. In the year 2001, the GenConnect files were converted to Message Boards and in the process lost their links back to this series of pages, which held their source references. I decided at that time to bring my work "home". From time to time I will be adding to these files. Those that have been returned, have the following, in their heading: Classification: Biography (etc) Bailey, Benjamin According to Wiggins, (A/93) Benjamin Bailey, was a U.E. Loyalist, born in England, settled in the American States, and joined the side of the Royal party during the revolution. He came to St. John in 1783, and subsequently settled on the Oromocto. He afterwards moved to the Grand Lake and settled on Fanjoy's Point, where he died. His wife was a daughter of Judge Wanty and sister of Captain Benjamin Wanty of the Royal Navy.
Cantin Dionne (Mary Ann glenie was the wife of james glenie, an interesting character who hadbeen a British artillery officer in the Revolutionary war, a political reformer http://www.markdionne.com/cantindionne.html
Extractions: Mark Dionne Cantin Dionne was born October 31, 1788 at St. Roch des Aulnaies, in Kamouraska County, Quebec, the last of 9 children. His Dionne ancestors had lived in the prosperous farming region along the shores of the St. Lawrence River for over 100 years. When he was 14, his mother Marie Louise Caron died, and two years later, in 1805, his father remarried and moved nearly 200 miles west to the town of Baie du Febvre , along with most of the nine children. Within a few more years his father married again. Around , the young man appeared on the shores of New Brunswick, employed by Robert Pagan at the town of St. Andrews. ( Map ) Squire Pagan was one of the richest men in the province, a Loyalist who had owned a fleet of ships in Falmouth, Maine (now called Portland) during the Revolution. He sought refuge in New Brunswick when the (then Massachusetts) legislature declared him an enemy of the United States Sixty years earlier there had been many French people, the Acadians , who came to the New World separately from the French in Quebec, living in what is now Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Many were deported by the British and dispersed around the globe, a story that was told by Longfellow in the poem
Warwickshire List - MIs For Birmingham - St Chad Gospal Side Of The Crypt. Cross, Sarah, 1841. Ellison, Thomas, 1859. glenie,Dunstan, 1850. Hardman, John, 1844. Juliana, 1845. james Mary, 1847. John,1867. Ann, 1880. http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/mi/mi_brum_chad.html
Extractions: Name Forename(s) Year St. Peters Chapel Peach Edward Rev McDonnell Charles Carpue Joseph Jeffries Clement Walshe Thomas Rt.Rev Moore John Canon Rt Rev Flanagan Thomas Canon Rt Rev Gospal Side Of The Crypt Cross Sarah Ellison Thomas Glenie Dunstan Hardman John Juliana James Mary John Ann Powell Alfred Bernard J Edmond Lawrence Pugin Infant son of James Pugin Louisa Chapel of St. James Wareing Alfred Augustine Francis George James Mary William Chapel of St. John the Baptist Lingham Elizabeth Poncia Eliza Elizabeth John John John Chapel of St. Robert Fletcher Francis Augustine Robert Eliza First Bay Cope Charles Cooper Cooper Ruth Lycett John Rev Palmer Catherine Elizabeth Elizabeth Mary Second Bay Foothead Francis Fowler Elizabeth Hobday Elizabeth Third Bay Benbow Thomas Moorcroft Brockholes Francis Fitzherbert Bick Mary Mary Brown Elizabeth James Lucy Winefred Trevis Anne John Fourth Bay Durtnell Daniel Aulton Fulford Clara Francis Glasbrook William Hall Joseph Mascall George McCarten Agnes Ann Moore Hugh James John Stone Mary Summerfield Agnes Vitta Anthony Fifth Bay Allen Emma Bishop Anne William Henry Brennan Margaret Dixon Mary Green Anne James Griffith Elizabeth Matilda LeClere
Publications Available For Sale Wentworth's Patronage; Fisheries in NS Politics; Repeal Agitation in NS; ArchibaldWalsh; james glenie; Abbé Jean Mandé Sigogne; NS Countryside. http://nsgna.ednet.ns.ca/rnshs/publish.htm
Extractions: Current issue of The Journal free to members, $25 non-members (includes membership) Back issues of The Journal $15.00 members, $20.00 non-members The Society has published 44 volumes of its Collections , of which 29 remain available for purchase. Peter Landry has compiled a more detailed listing of the contents on-line at Blupete Reprints of volumes 1-8 are available in hard cover: Please add $5.00 per item for Postage and Handling PRICE: $5 EACH (3 FOR $10 if a member) PLUS $5 per item for Postage and Handling Volume No: Year Contents Portia White's Spititual Winter; Elizabeth Murdock Frame, A Nova Scotia Historian; Simon Hugh Holmes Revisited; The Port Habitation, A 'Politically Correct' Reconstruction; Newspaper Attitudes as Reflected in ; Bondage and Freedom, Apprentices, Servants and Slaves in Colonial Nova Scotia; William Hall, V.C. of Horton Bluff, Nova Scotia, Nineteenth-Century Naval Hero; Mercenaries or Killer Angels? Nova Scotia in the American Civil War; Crime and Society in Halifax, 1918-1935; The Great Amherst Mystery: Linking Folk Belief and Female Experience; Voyages to North America Before John Cabot, Separating Fact from Fiction; Halifax and the Garrison Theatrical Tradition; The Trelawney Maroons and Sir John Wentworth, The Struggle to Maintain Their Culture 1796-1800; A Forerunner of J. B. McLachlan? - Sedition, Libel and Manipulating the Myth of Howe
My Family Mattie Snow PEEBLES was born on 5 Dec 1880. Parents Robert james PEEBLES andMartha PARKER. Parents Author Raymond Peebles and glenie Ruth KELLY . http://www.fortunecity.com/millennium/hindmarsh/384/d770.htm
Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Mary Ellen PEEBLES was born on 20 Apr 1869. She died on 28 Nov 1900. Parents: Francis Marion PEEBLES and Sarah Almira Gardner She was married to Lark Davis between 1883 and 1898. She was married to Will Cazine between 1883 and 1898. Mary Irene PEEBLES was born on 3 Jul 1925 in Atmore, Escambia County, Alabama. She died on 2 Jan 1994 in Prichard, Alabama. Parents: James McGilbert PEEBLES and Mary Ola GODWIN Children were: Joseph William GODWIN James Douglas GODWIN Jerry Wayne GODWIN Shirley Diane GODWIN ... Mary Lou GODWIN Mary Louise PEEBLES was born on 6 Jun 1947. Parents: Thomas Henry PEEBLES and Lieselotte Herpta SCHILDBERG Matthew PEEBLES was born in 1819 in JOHNSTON, NC. He died in 1856 in JOHNSTON, NC.
Item Number To Order, Email Tenpound@shore.net 1. A Sea- $200. 13. Anon. (james glenie) A SHORT ESSAY ON THE MODES OF DEFENSE BEST ADAPTEDTO THE SITUATION AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THIS ISLAND. Lon. 1785. 91 pp. http://www.tenpound.com/135/1.html
Extractions: item number To order, email tenpound@shore.net See Illustration Albion, Robert. Greenhalgh. THE RISE OF NEW YORK PORT. (1815-1860) Hamden, CT. 1961. b/w photos. xiv, 485 pp. Includes mercantile activity and shipbuilding. Inscribed by Albion. Some wear to spine top, else VG. $35 Andree, S.A., Nils Strindberg and Knut Fraenkel. THE ANDREE DIARIES. Lon. (1931). b/w plates, fldg. maps. xx, 471 pp. In 1930 the Norwegian expedition Bratvaag stumbled across the death camp of the Swedish balloon expedition led by S.A. Andree in 1897. Along with the bodies of the three men, the expedition discovered their diaries. Here are the stories of both expeditions. Holland, Arctic Exploration, p. 402. Boards worn, else VG. $65 Anon. HISTORY OF WONDERFUL FISHES AND MONSTERS OF THE OCEAN. Dublin. 1817. b/w wood engravings. 16mo. 164 pp. Description of marine life, notable for its quaint woodcut illustrations of the whale, seal, shark, lobster and crab. Not in Jenkins. Some page edges repaired with tissue. Bound in full leather with renewed endpapers, red spine label. $250 See Illustration See Illustration Anon. THE NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE. VOL. I. Lon. 1827. viii, 672 pp. A wealth of British naval information. Fleet news of the day. Essays on health aboard ships, naval trials, chronometers, light houses, general orders, court martials, etc. Lacking frontis, inner hinge tape repaired, boards and spine worn. Contents VG. $200
Item Number To Order, Email Tenpound@shore.net 1. Anderson, $150. 8;. Anon. (james glenie) A SHORT ESSAY ON THE MODES OF DEFENSE BEST ADAPTEDTO THE SITUATION AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THIS ISLAND. Lon. 1785. 91 pp. http://www.tenpound.com/143/1.html
Extractions: item number To order, email tenpound@shore.net Anderson, Florence Bennett. THROUGH THE HAWSE-HOLE NY. 1932. b/w plates. ix,276 pp. True story of a Nantucket whaling captain who works his way to the top in the glory days of Nantucket whaling. Lots of authentic detail. Crosby p. 160. First ed. VG, dj. $35 Anon. A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES RELATIVE TO THE LATE SORELY AFFLICTED AND DEVOTED MISSIONARIES OF THE PATAGONIAN SOCIETY IN TIERRA DEL FUEGO. Bristol, ENG 1852. 12mo. 16 pp. Melancholy narrative of a party of missionaries who starved to death on Tierra del Fuego, as recorded in the journal of their leader, found after his death. Together with accounts of their inadequate preparations, relief attempts and religious exhortations. Self wraps. VG. $150 See Illustration Anon. REMARKABLE SHIPWRECKS, OR A COLLECTION OF INTERESTING ACCOUNTS OF NAVAL DISASTERS... Hartford. 1813. 12mo. x-419 pp. 30 shipwrecks, 18th and early 19th centuries, and "A brief sketch of the engagements that have taken place between the public vessels of the United States and those of Great Britain. since the commencement of the present war..." giving contemporary accounts of the great sea battles of the War of 1812. Huntress 174C. Howes R-190. Lacks front blank. Pages tanned and spotted, but bound in original calf with spine label. $200 Anon. THE BYE-LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE MARINE SOCIETY... WITH THE SEVERAL INSTRUCTIONS, FORMS OF INDENTURES, AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS USED BY IT. Lon. 1809. b/w frontis. 12mo. 180 pp. Incorporated in 1772, this was another public service effort by the ubiquitous Jonas Hanway. Unlike American marine societies, which consisted of old sea captains, this one was intended as a haven for underprivileged youth. They would be provided moral and practical instruction, and in turn would provide a labor pool for the rapidly expanding British Navy. The experiment had at least limited success, which is touted here. This work also contains interesting historical material on shipboard behavior and duties. Full calf, scuffed. Covers detached but present. Text clean. $150
Full Alphabetical Index Translate this page Gibbs, Josiah (1028*) Girard, Albert (251) Girard, Pierre Simon (210) Glaisher,james (686*) glenie, james (103) Gödel, Kurt (824*) Gohberg, Israel (640 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4142/matematici.html
Ancestral Trails - The Harvey Family The Harvey Family From records james McKenzie had in the Library at Campbeltown,Argyllshire in Kintire that a glen took their name and was called glenie Hervie http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6575/library/ancestra.htm
Extractions: From records James McKenzie had in the Library at Campbeltown, Argyllshire, of which he was the librarian, and from what Christine Harvey knew and told us, it would appear that the Harveys came originally from France, where the names was spelled H-e-r-v-e. Being Huguenots, persecution drove them across the Channel to Cornwall, whence in time they spread up the coast to Ayrshire where they became Covenanters. when Claverhouse harried the Covenanters, they took refuge in Argyllshire where Harveys were so numerous in Kintire that a glen took their name and was called Glenie Hervie. They came to the region in 1688. Two Harveys, father and son, were for the better part of a century the light house keepers at the Mull of Kintire. On the membership roll of the Relief Church of Campbeltown were more Harveys than any other name. This church was organized in protest against unacceptable appointments to the parish church by the Earl of Argyll.
Extractions: name born died father mother bk pg ANDERSON, GEORGE F GEORGE ANDERSON FLORENCE JONES ASKEW, ROASLER JOHN ASKEW ROSA WIBLE? BAGGETT, HIRAM W.E. BAGGETT IDA WILLIAMS BARNES, SARAH 65 YEARS JOE WARD ADALIDE VAILS BLACKLEDGE, NELSON LEROY JAMES BLACKLEDGE NOVELLA WILLIAMS BORDEN, CHARLIE EDWARDS HERMAN BORDEN SADIE GRISE? BOYKIN, CORRELIUS ENIS PATRICK GATSEY THOMPSON BROOKS, GEO GEO BROOKS MARGARETT BROOKS BROOKS, IDA CHARLES WIGGINS LANIE CARR BRYANT, STILLBORN JAMES BRYANT HALLIE RIM BYNUM EUGENIA ADELADE ABT 60 MARCUS TODD ELIZABETH RAY CANNON, CLAUD GEO CANNON FLORA SMITH CARAVAN, ROSA MAY Wm DAVID CARAVAN MARY JANE LEARY CARAWAY, WOODROW WILSON FLOYD CARRAWAY MAMIE HOOTEN COLE, HELEN ELIZABETH
Extractions: Miscellaneous Institutions Use the Edit and Find on your toolbar to find the names you are looking for. Please bear in mind that as this is only 2% of the census so you may not find them. If you do happen to be successful in your search, be sure to consult the relevant documents afterwards for verification. Z/3419//QUEENS HOSPITAL BIRMINGHAM/ J/DEBORAH/LEWIS/MATRON/W//49/MATRON/WAR/STRATFORD/ J/SARAH/LEWIS/D/U//15/SCHOLAR/STS/ J/JOHN/WRIGHT/PHYSICIAN/U/27//PHYSICIAN/DBY/ J/WILLIAM J/MOORE/SURGEON/U/24//SURGEON/SAL/HALES OWEN/ J/WILLIAM F/MASON/DISPENSER/U/28//DISPENSER/STS/WALSALL/ J/EMMA/BUNSBY/SERVANT/U//20/HOUSE SERVANT/N K/N K/ J/DINAH/WARDLE/SERVANT/U//24/HOUSE SERVANT/WOR/BROMSGROVE/ J/MARY/BISHOP/SERVANT/U//22/HOUSE SERVANT/HEF/TENBURY/ J/EMMA/HATTON/SERVANT/U//20/HOUSE SERVANT/WAR/BIRMINGHAM/ J/LUCY/INGLEBY/SERVANT/U//50/HOUSE SERVANT/STS/PERRY BARR/ J/HARRIET/CHAMBERS/SERVANT/U//21/HOUSE SERVANT/WOR/YARDLEY/ J/ELIZA/ABBOTTS/SERVANT/U//35/HOUSE SERVANT/WAR/BIRMINGHAM/ J/SARAH/HAMMOND/SERVANT/U//46/HOUSE SERVANT/WAR/LEAMINGTON/ J/ANN/GRAHAM/NURSE/MAR//28/NURSE/SAL/SHREWSBURY/ J/NATHIAN/FAIRCLOUGH/PATIENT/U/40//ARTIZAN/WAR/BIRMINGHAM/ Z/3420//INFANT POOR ASYLUM ST STEPHENS BIRMINGHAM/ J/CHARLES/REAY/PAUPER/U/9//PAUPER SCHOLAR/WAR/BIRMINGHAM/ J/JOSIAH?/BAKER/PAUPER/U/12//PAUPER SCHOLAR/WAR/BIRMINGHAM/
Cemetary 1117-1941 11-30-1998 Grant C Wolfe 10-6-1904 9-12-1994 james C Horne 1993 VelmaW McDaniel 5-20-1920 _ Stanley Ward Hatcher 1984 - 1989 glenie H Smith 9 http://www.pipeline.com/~bobnroa/cem/denhill.html
Darwin Correspondence Project: List Of Correspondents Gibbons, WHS; Gibson, George Stacey (181883). Gibson, james Brown (180568). Gladstone,William Ewart (180998). Gladwin, EF; glenie, Samuel Owen (181175). http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/Departments/Darwin/corresp.html
Extractions: Home About the Project Contact us Publications ... Online Database Darwin Correspondence Project List of correspondents This is an alphabetical list of nearly 2,000 individuals, institutions and scientific publications with whom Charles Darwin is known to have corresponded. Click on a name to bring up the list of letters to and from that correspondent arranged by year. Letters are referred to by the Project's calendar reference numbers. Calendar numbers of letters to the correspondent are in normal type; those from the correspondent are emphasized and will normally appear in italic (see for example letter no. from Francis Abbot). Further details of the letters may be found in A calendar of the correspondence of Charles Darwin (2d ed. CUP 1994) and in the online calendar There are also brief biographical details for most correspondents. Full details of the biographical sources cited are also to be found in the published Calendar The list is a working document and may be revised from time to time as letters come to light or correspondents are identified. Abbot, Francis Ellingwood
