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Macdonald Betty:     more books (105)

Des Oignons dans la Soupe by Betty MacDonald, 1959 THE PLAGUE AND I by BETTY MACDONALD, 1959 THE EGG AND I by Betty MACDONALD, 1955 THE EGG AND I by BETTY MACDONALD, 1956 THE EGG AND I by Betty MacDonald, 1945 Conde by Jim; Busch, Niven; MacDonald, Betty; Appleby, John; Le May, Alan Corbett, 1955 Noah's Ark - Pocahontas - Fisherman & His Wife - Mrs Piggle-Wiggle's Won't Pick Up Toys Cure - Fairies - Wright Brothers pioneers of Flight - Lovely Time - Trip to the Pond - Chief Dooley's Busy Day - Tell Me About People - ( Best in Children's Books ) by Tony ; Grimm, Brothers Jakob & Wilhelm ; MacDonald, Betty ; Allingham, William ; Whitehouse, Arch ; Chalmers, Audrey ; Mace, Kay & Harry ; Walpole, Ellen Wales Palazzo, 1960 Muna Ja Mina (the Egg and I) by Betty Macdonald, 1948 The Egg and I by Betty MacDonald, 1949 The Egg and I: Life on a Wilderness Chicken Ranch Told with Wit & High Humor by Betty MacDonald, 1945 Onions in the Stew by Betty MacDonald, 1998 The Egg And I by Betty MacDonald, 1965 The Egg and I by Betty MacDonald, 1967 The Egg and I by Betty MacDonald, 1949

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81. Genealogy Data
    Back to Main Page. macdonald, betty Gender Female Family Spouse Schnurr, Jerald David Birth living Gender Male Parents  
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82. Macdonald Discussion
    2003. Mrs. PiggleWiggle by macdonald, betty Released 08/1985. Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle by macdonald, betty Released 08/1985. The  
    http://www.gnooks.com/discussion/macdonald.html

83. The Egg And I - Betty MacDonald - Suite101.com
    messages from 78 to 87 of ,Discussions relating to Washington State The Egg and I - betty macdonald - dewey decimal 917.97306.09797.  
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84. Genealogy Data
    Family Marriage living Spouse macdonald, betty Ann Birth living Gender Female. Children HADWEN, Colin James Birth living Gender Male.  
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85. Nancy Mooney (Betty MacDonald) -- Supposedly Mysterious JFK Assassination-Relate
    Nancy Mooney, also known as betty macdonald, provided Darrell Garner an alibi for the shooting of Warren Reynolds. Was her death mysterious?  
    http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/nancy_mooney.htm
    
    Extractions: by Magen Knuth Bob Considine's article published in the New York Journal-American on February 23, 1964 was the first to speculate on Mooney's death. It was so pivotal in this argument that the Warren Commission entered it as exhibit 342. N ancy Mooney, also know as Betty MacDonald, was found hanged in her jail cell by a trusty at 4:45 a.m. on February 13, 1964, only two hours after being incarcerated. Justice of the Peace W. E. Richburg ruled Mooney's death a suicide ( Dallas Morning News. February 14, 1964, section 1, page 8). To the Dallas Police Department, it simply looked like a suicide of one of their inmates. To JFK conspiracy theorists, it looked like another murder of someone who knew "too much." This claim first surfaced in an article by columnist Bob Considine. The Warren Commission concluded that there was nothing suspicious about the death (663), but conspiracy author Sylvia Meagher, in Accessories After the Fact The Warren Commission, The Authorities, and The Report , claimed that the "investigation cited by the Warren Commission as the basis for its findings in the Betty MacDonald affair is so sketchy and deficient that it leaves matters where they were when Bob Considine's story was published and adds a few new mysteries as well (297)."

86. Sunset: Betty MacDonald Had A Farm - Brief Article
    You are Here Articles Sunset Sept, 2001 Article. betty macdonald had a farm.(Brief Article) Sunset, Sept, 2001, by Peter Fish.  
    http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1216/3_207/79828359/p1/article.jhtml
    
    Extractions: * VASHON ISLAND, WASHINGTONJudith Manerud Lawrence has compiled scrapbooks of letters from around the world. "Dear Betty," writes a woman from Bristol, England. "I do hope this letter manages to locate you. I wanted you to know how much pleasure your books have given me over the past 15 years." "Betty" was Betty MacDonald, and she lived on Vashon Island, a ferry ride from Seattle, on property Judith Lawrence now owns. MacDonald has been dead for more than 40 years, but people want to believe she is still here. Judith Lawrence says, "People just wish they could know Betty's family" MacDonald was born in Colorado in 1908 and came to Seattle in grade school. At 18, she married and went with her new husband to start a chicken farm on the Olympic Peninsula. She had two children, divorced, returned to Seattle, spent eight months in a tuberculosis sanatorium, remarried, and moved to Vashon Island.

87. Betty Macdonald Farm Bed And Breakfast - Vashon, Washington
    You are here Home USA Washington Vashon betty macdonald Farm. betty macdonald Farm. betty macdonald Farm 12000 99th Avenue SW Vashon WA 98070 USA  
    http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/ppf/inn/218666/Listing.aspx
    
    Extractions: var m = new Menu(MainMenu,MainMenuProp,0,79,0,0); Search by Geography Inn Name Innkeeper Site Map You are here: Home USA Washington Vashon Sunrise Over Puget Sound - restful, peaceful, seclusion, magnificent panoramic view of Mt. Rainier. Private cedar loft - rustic/elegance sleeps 2, full kitchen/bath fully equipped. Farm on 6 acres with gardens, cable, TV, VCR, CD's, cozy Queen, farm fresh eggs, homemade jam, coffee, tea, fresh fruit included. Walk the trails to beach, ideal for writers, bird watchers, honeymooners, nature lovers. Oriental rugs by wood stove, sun deck, surrounded by forest. Trail bikes available. Nearest major city: 25 mins from Seattle, WA Directions to property: 15 min Ferry Ride from West Seattle Fauntleroy Dock. 25 min to Seattle. 3/4 hour to Ketsap Pennusila. 1 1/2 hours to Olympic Mts. 25 min to Tacoma. Nearest major airport : Seattle, WA (SEA-Seattle Tacoma) All occupancy rates are subject to change State and local taxes may apply Single occupancy rate is $ 100.00

88. The Seattle Press - Time Traveling The Roosevelt District With Betty Macdonald
    Neighborhoods. Time Traveling The Roosevelt District With betty macdonald. By Paula Becker. Its success catapulted betty macdonald into worldwide fame.  
    http://www.seattlepress.com/article-9455.html
    
    Extractions: Betty MacDonald is perhaps best known as the author of The Egg And I . First published in 1945, the book hilariously describes Betty's life as a young wife on a chicken ranch on the Olympic peninsula. The Egg And I sold more than a million copies its first year in print and was made into a film starring Claudette Colbert as Betty. Its success catapulted Betty MacDonald into worldwide fame. What many fans of the book don't know is that Betty, who lived most of her life in King County, published three other autobiographical books, Anybody Can Do Anything The Plague And I , and Onions In The Stew The Plague And I manages to find Betty's own humor even in the grave face of her confinement to Firland Sanatorium with tuberculosis in the days before antibiotics. Onions In The Stew recounts the years Betty and her second husband, Donald C. MacDonald, spent living on Vashon Island. Both these books paint a fascinating picture of life in the Pacific Northwest in the 1930s and '40s, but it is in

89. Young Adult Books Central - Yabookscentral.com - For Readers Of All Ages
    A site for and about readers of young adult books including author interviews, book reviews and study guides.  
    http://www.yabookscentral.com/cfusion/index.cfm?fuseAction=authors.viewAuthor&au

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