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The Arundel Motto by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-04-20 I Saw a Ship a-sailing (Recollections, New) by National Maritime Museum, 1981-06 Female Biography (Volume 6); Or Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of All Ages and Countries. Alphabetically Arranged by Mary Hays, 2010-03-23 Emma Courtney 1796 (Revolution and Romanticism, 1789-1834) by Mary Hays, 1995-04 The Annual Necrology, for 1797-8;: Including, Also, Various Articles of Neglected Biography by Richard Phillips, Mary Hays, 2010-02-04 Female biography; or, Memoirs of illustrious and celebrated women, of all ages and countries. Alphabetically arranged by Mary Hays, 2010-08-16 Back To The Old Home (1878) by Mary Cecil Hay, 2010-09-10 Female Biography, Volume 2 by Mary Hays, 2010-03-07 Memoirs of Emma Courtney and Adeline Mowbray; or the Mother and the Daughter (Eighteenth-Century Literature) by Mary Hays, Amelia Alderson Opie, 2004-10 Female Biography (3); Or, Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of All Ages and Countries by Mary Hays, 2009-12-19 Lady Doctor on a Homestead: The Thomas County Years 1879-1890 of Mary Amelia Hay (1832-1907) by Bernice Larson Webb, 1987 Memoirs of Emma Courtney. By Mary Hays. In two volumes. ...Volume 1 of 2 by Mary Hays, 2010-05-26 Memoirs of Emma Courtney. By Mary Hays. In two volumes. ...Volume 2 of 2 by Mary Hays, 2010-05-26 The Victim of Prejudice. by Mary Hays, 1998-10-08

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41. MaryH.Tomko.obit
    May 12, 2004. hays — mary H. Tomko, 83, died Tuesday, May 11,2004, at the St. John s of hays Nursing Home. She was born June  
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42. John Hays/Mary Marvin
    Husband John hays Born ABT 1589 at Married 19 Apr 1610 at Died at FatherMother Other Spouses Wife mary Marvin Born ABT 1591 at , Essex, Eng.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/folk/morgan/fam/fam02678.htm

43. Hays Family
    Jane McKee, born 27 July 1815 in Sugar Creek, Armstrong Co., Pa; died 10 March 1883in Butler Co., PA; married Robert hays 9 February mary Ann MCKEE, born Abt.  
    http://home.planet.nl/~lynnvr/Hays01.htm
    
    Extractions: Ancestors of Thomas Hays Generation No. 1 Thomas Hays, born 19 January 1840 in Armstrong Co., PA. USA; died 29 February 1920 in Butler Co., PA. He was the son of 2. Robert Hays and 3. Deborah Jane McKee . He married (1) Keziah Jane Foster 21 December 1865 in Cowansville, the old Foster homestead. She was born 27 March 1841 in Sugar Creek Township, Armstrong Co., PA, USA, and died Abt. June 1919 in Butler Co., PA. She was the daughter of Christopher Alexander Foster and Isabel Morrison. Generation No. 2 Robert Hays, born 16 August 1812 in Raymelton, Donegal County, Ireland; died Abt. 1877 in Butler Co., PA, USA. He was the son of 4. George Hays and 5. Elizabeth Hays . He married 3. Deborah Jane McKee 9 February 1836 in By Rev. J. Reddic. Deborah Jane McKee, born 27 July 1815 in Sugar Creek, Armstrong Co., Pa; died 10 March 1883 in Butler Co., PA. She was the daughter of 6. Thomas McKee and 7. Margaret Blaine Children of Robert Hays and Deborah McKee are: 1 i. Thomas Hays, born 19 January 1840 in Armstrong Co., PA. USA; died 29 February 1920 in Butler Co., PA; married Keziah Jane Foster 21 December 1865 in Cowansville, the old Foster homestead. ii. Elizabeth Ann Hays, born 3 December 1838; died in Fairview, Butler Co., PA; married William Storey 14 February 1867; died in Fairview, Butler Co., PA.

44. Biographies - Haaglund To Hazrat
    hays, mary Ludwig (17541832) Revolutionary heroine. Born October 13,1750 in Trenton, New Jersey, she earned the name, Molly Pitcher  
    http://www.philately.com/philately/biohaha.htm
    
    Extractions: HAAGLUND, Joel Emmanuel see HILL, Joe HAAKON VII of Norway (1872-1957) King, painter, pianist, philatelist, mason. Born August 3, 1872 in Charlottenlund, Denmark, the second son of king Frederick VIII of Denmark, he was the first king of independent Norway after separation from Sweden, 1905-57. He married Princess Maud , daughter of king Edward VII of England, the mother of: Olav V , King of Norway He died September 21, 1957 in Oslo, Norway. - Montserrat MSR1998.6; Norway 63-73; 177-80; 266; 275-8; 288-9; 291; 310-17; 322-8; 343-52; 358-9; 590-1; 805-6 HABBEMA, Koos see HEIJERMANS, Herman. HABER, Fritz (1868-1934) German physicist, chemist, educator, author, journalist. Born December 9, 1868 in Breslau, Germany, he won the 1918 Nobel Prize for developing the Haber process which produced ammonia. He directed Germany's chemical warfare during World War I. He died January 29, 1934 in Basel, Switzerland. - Germany 9N151; Sweden 1271; Sierra Leone SIE1995L29.36 HABIB, Mohamad Ali (1904- ) Born on May 15, 1904 in Bombay, he was the founder of Habib Bank Ltd (August 1941), the largest and the most important bank of Pakistan. As a successful businessman, Mahomed Ali Habib created a business empire in a short span of time employing more than 7000 people. After creation of Pakistan he extended financial assistance worth hundred of millions of rupees interest free to the cash strapped government. He established more than 20 benevolent trusts for various social causes. He also complied a translation of Holy Quran. - Pakistan PAK2000E15

45. Jiskha Homework Help - Social Studies: People: Mary Ludwig Hays Diary Entry
    mary Ludwig hays Diary Entry by Elizabeth Mycaster. June 27, 1778. Well, that wasmy terrifying but fabulous day! Sincerely, mary Ludwig hays Molly Pitcher .  
    http://www.jiskha.com/social_studies/people/m_hays.html
    
    Extractions: by Elizabeth Mycaster. June 27, 1778 Dear Diary, Today was the most terrifying day of my life! Like always, the few other women who had followed their husbands to war and I marched off to battle beside our husbands. We marched off to Monmouth where we fought the battle. It was the hottest day that I have ever experienced and the sun was shining brighter than I have ever seen it. My job was the hardest today because the soldiers needed the water in the horrible heat. They call me and the other women ?Molly Pitcher? because we carry pitchers full of water from nearby streams. I was carrying men over my shoulder who had fallen down from the heat. I had to get them out of the rush of the British fire and carry them to safety. Right after I had carried a man to the shade of a tree, I went to get some more water for the soldiers when I saw my husband fall down from a heat stroke. I was so shocked that I didn't know what to do! I was terrified and worried for my husband and that he might be injured. So many people had either been injured or fallen down from dehydration that when my husband fell down, the army was about to retreat. I didn't want to give up that easy because it would be an easily won battle for the British. Without hesitating to think, I ran over to the cannon that my husband had been firing to take his place. The British kept firing as hard as ever and a bullet shot right through my legs! I only looked down long enough to see that it had only left a little tear in my dress.

46. McCauley, Mary Ludwig Hays. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English La
    McCauley, mary Ludwig hays. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English LanguageFourth Edition. McCauley, mary Ludwig hays. SYLLABICATION Mc·Cau·ley.  
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    Extractions: Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia Cultural Literacy World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations Respectfully Quoted English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference American Heritage Dictionary McCartney, Sir (James) Paul ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.

47. Articles By Authors
    The Final Exam. Hawkins, Phyllis Stations on the Emmitsburg Railroad. hays, Samuel Hoke,mary mary Hoke Remembers Emmitsburg. Horne, Sister mary Jean Horne  
    http://www.emmitsburg.net/archive_list/_private/authors_list.htm
    
    Extractions: Articles Archives By Author Current Events Gardening History ... Worthwhile Links Member Sites Classic Affairs Catering Community Agency School Services(CASS) Emmitsburg Business and Professional Association Emmitsburg Council of Churches Emmitsburg Historical Society Emmitsburg Lions Club Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church Emmitsburg Town Government Emmitsburg Veterinary Hospital Friends of the Library From the Desk of Father Jack From the Desk of Pastor Wade From the Desk of Vicar John Incarnation, United Church of Christ Jubilee Foods Just Community Food System Main Street Grill My Little Sister's Jokes My Father's Footsteps National Shrine, Grotto of Lourdes National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Reavers Woodworking Rosemary McDermott, Counselor of Law Saint Anthony Shrine Parish Saint Joseph's Parish The Master Gardener Trinity United Methodist Church Upcounty Family Center Windy Meadow Farm Windy Meadow Landscaping and Garden Design Vigilant Hose Company Articles by Authors To see the list of articles written by a particular author,

48. Mary Mollie Hayes Or Hays
    mary Mollie Hayes or hays Posted by Gail Myers Nelson (ID *****6223)Date March 01, 2004 at 151049 of 12548. I am looking for  
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    Extractions: DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Regional U.S. States Louisiana Genealogy Forum Mary Mollie Hayes or Hays Posted by: Gail Myers Nelson (ID *****6223) Date: March 01, 2004 at 15:10:49 of 12582 I am looking for a Mary Mollie Hayes or Hays she married a James Admire Hicks some time in the 1800s maybe 1870s they had about eight children, Dona or Doanie Hicks, Marrion M Hicks, Pearl Hicks, Lifus Hicks, Riley Hicks, Nancy Jane Hicks, Willis Hicks, and Allie Hicks. They lived in DeSoto Parish Louisiana and all of the children except Marrion were born in Louisiana and Marrion was born in Texas, they lived in Louisiana then moved to Texas then back to Louisiana before they had their third child. James A Hicks was born in Alabama and Mary was born in Louisiana. I need info on who her parents were and where they were born. Any info would be greatly appriciated.

49. Catalogue De La Bibliothèque Du Château D'Oron
    hays,mary. Titre La Victime du préjugé. Impr. à Londres en 1799 et trad.  
    http://dbserv1-bcu.unil.ch/oron/detailaut.php?&Num=6288

50. Romanticism On The Net 25 (February 2002)
    Sewing in the Next World mary hays as Dissenting Autodidact in the 1780s.Gina Luria Walker. Abstract. New York St. Martin s, 1995. hays, mary.  
    http://www.erudit.org/revue/ron/2002/v/n25/006013ar.html
    
    Extractions: Issue's Table of Contents Walker, Gina Luria. "'Sewing in the Next World': Mary Hays as Dissenting Autodidact in the 1780s." Romanticism On the Net Abstract. brute-force There are few situations in which a woman of cultivated understanding has not occasion to observe and deplore, the systematic vassalage, the peculiar disadvantages, civil and social, to which she is subjected, even in the most polished societies, on account of her sex. It might be difficult to convince such a woman, conscious of superiority to the majority of men with whom she converses, that nature has placed between them, in what respects intellectual attainments, an insuperable barrier: she would be tempted to remind such partial reasoners of the reply given to the philosopher who disputed the existence of motion, when his adversary gravely rose up and walked before him. (422-23) Letters and Essays 16). By 1792, when Hays read A Vindication of the Rights of Woman defender, and colleague. Wollstonecraft commented sharply on Hays's

51. Simonsays.com > SimonSays > Mary Hays Weik
    GO, Advanced Search, Email This Page Print This Page. SimonSays mary hays Weik,About this author. Post a Comment, mary hays Weik. mary hays Weik Titles. 1 matches.  
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52. Genealogy Data
    Genealogy Data. Back to Main Page. hays, mary Parents Father hays, Moses MotherRiddle, Sarah. Family Spouse Walker, Harry. Family Spouse Steers, Harry.  
    http://jerry.vigo.lib.in.us/washington/html/dat8.htm

53. Genealogy Data
    hays, William hays, Rhoda hays, mary hays, David hays, Andrew hays, Joseph hays,Elizabeth hays, Wiley Johnson hays, Lorenzo D. hays, Sarah Jane hays, Ingle  
    http://jerry.vigo.lib.in.us/washington/html/dat90.htm

54. Charles HAYS/Mary Blair WALKER
    Name mary Walker hays Born 3 JAN 1839 at Macomb, Illinois MarriedABT 3 MAY 1863 at Died at Spouses Joseph Graff WATERS  
    http://www.penjaccphoto.com/Walkerged/fam01259.htm

55. Randomhouse.com | AUTHOR CATALOG
    mary hays. Enlarge Photo. Photo © John Douglas/Flying Squirrel Graphics. cover,Learning to Drive Written by mary hays Trade Paperback, 320 pages October 2004  
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56. Crown | Catalog
    mary hays. Books by mary hays. Learning to Drive. Written by maryhays. Hardcover Shaye Areheart Books Fiction Literary 1  
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57. A Fragment By Mary Hays
    From Letters and Essays, Moral and Miscellaneous, by mary hays 1793No. XVII. A FRAGMENT. In the Manner of the old Romances. THE  
    http://www.english.upenn.edu/Projects/Gothic/hays.html
    
    Extractions: From Letters and Essays, Moral and Miscellaneous , by Mary Hays 1793 No. XVII. A FRAGMENT. In the Manner of the old Romances. THE sun was sinking in the bosom of the Western Ocean, when after a bright day in the autumnal season, the young and beauteous Cleanthe strayed into a thick forest, that spread its solemn shade behind the stately castle of the baron her father. The faint tints of gold and purple that streaked the varying clouds, the last sighs of the sinking breeze, the variegated hues of the fading foliage, the plaintive cooings of the wood-pigeon, and the hollow murmurs of a distant torrentconspired to sooth her soul into a tender and pleasing melancholy; and awaken those lively and vivid trains of fancy, that by degrees abstract the mind from sensible objects, and bewilder it amid distant and visionary pursuits. Resting on a bank of camomile, at the foot of an aged oak, she perceived not that her hair was wet with the dew, and that the shades of evening veiled the prospects in darkness. She was at length roused from her reverie by the soft and melodious sound of a lute, which floating on the wind, gradually swelled into notes of joy and triumph, and then trembling as in broken air,melted away in remote and languid strains. A deep silence succeededinterrupted only at distant intervals by the cry of the night raven: the moon rose, and tinged the waving branches with silver. Cleanthe started; and gazing wildly around, perceived with terror she had wandered out of her knowledge, and of the various paths which presented themselves, was at a loss to conjecture which would conduct her to the peaceful, parental asylum she had unwarily quitted.

58. Hays Genealogy Page 2
    1838 in Danville, Vermilion Co, IL, d. 1920 Garland, Dallas Co, TX m. KINDRED, BettieElizabeth, 1863 in Wilson Co, TN hays, mary Mb 1840 IN, d. 1909 Limestone  
    http://www.geocities.com/kfcemt/KatsHaysPage2.html

59. My Family
    He was married to JEAN M. RICHARDSON in SARATOGA, NY. Children wereBARRY hays, KENT hays. He was married to mary E Carr in TROY, NY.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4447/mahady/d6.htm
    
    Extractions: PATRICIA HAMMOND was born on 2 Nov 1944. She died on 26 Dec 1980. She has reference number 795. Children were: SCOTT HAYS Timothy HAYS Michael HARPER has reference number 246. He was married to ELLEN(A) Mahedy on 10 Jan 1871 in SHEFFORD, PQ, CAN. BARRY HAYS was born on 11 Feb 1940 in SARATOGA, NY. He died on 28 Dec 1980 in PHOENIX, AZ. He has reference number 564. Parents: William HAYS and JEAN M. RICHARDSON Children were: SCOTT HAYS Timothy HAYS KENT HAYS was born on 27 Jun 1942 in SARATOGA, NY. He has reference number 563. Parents: William HAYS and JEAN M. RICHARDSON SCOTT HAYS was born on 3 Nov 1960. He has reference number 796. Parents: BARRY HAYS and PATRICIA HAMMOND He was married to SUSAN FOSTER on 30 Jun 1990. Timothy HAYS was born on 18 May 1968. He has reference number 798. Parents: BARRY HAYS and PATRICIA HAMMOND William HAYS has reference number 562. He was married to JEAN M. RICHARDSON in SARATOGA, NY. Children were: BARRY HAYS KENT HAYS VICTORIA HEATH has reference number 1700. Children were: Charles H. GALLAGHER

60. Mary Hays Storyteller
    Let mary light up the imagination of your group members with a storytelling presentation. maryalso trains individuals and small groups in the Speech Arts.  
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