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Two Strokes Of The Bell: A Strange Story (1886) by Charles Howard Montague, 2010-09-10 COLLECTIONS VOLUME ONE AND TECHNICAL BOOKLET Manual of conchology, structural and systematic: with illustrations of the species by Horace Burrington Baker, Charles Montague Cooke, et all 2010-05-14 The education of the wage-earners; a contribution toward the solution of the educational problem of democracy by Thomas Davidson, Charles Montague Blakewell, 2010-09-04 Stenoscript abc shorthand: Dictation drills (lessons I-VII) by Charles H Montague, 1968 Dramatic Values (BCL1-PR English Literature) by Charles Edward Montague, 1925-01 The education of the wage-earners; a contribution toward the solution of the educational problem of democracy by Thomas Davidson, Charles Montague Blakewell, 2010-09-07 The Education of the Wage-Earners: A Contribution Toward the Solution of the Educational Problem of Democracy by Thomas Davidson, Charles Montague Bakewell, 2010-05-25 Two Strokes Of The Bell: A Strange Story (1886) by Charles Howard Montague, 2010-09-10 An Index to Pickwick by Charles Montague Neale, Anonymous, 2009-12-31 The Right Place: A Book Of Pleasures by Charles Edward Montague, 2010-09-10 A Sketch of English Legal History. Edited with Notes and Appendices by James F. Colby by Francis Charles Montague Frederic William Maitland, 2010 The Senoir Wranglers of the University of Cambridge, From 1748 to 1907; With Biographical, by Charles Montague Neale, 2009-12-28 Arnold Toynbee; by Francis Charles Montague, Charles B Stover, et all 2009-11-26

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61. Lieutenant General Sir Charles Montague KB 1760-1777
    Lieutenant General Sir charles montague KB 1760 1777. Sir charlesmontague was the son of Brigadier General Edward montague, Colonel  
    http://www.queensroyalsurreys.org.uk/colonels/016.html
    
    Extractions: Home The Regimental Association The Museum From 1661 to 1966 ... Bibliography Lieutenant General Sir Charles Montague KB 1760 - 1777 Sir Charles Montague was the son of Brigadier General Edward Montague, Colonel of the Eleventh Foot, and Governor of Hull. He had an elder brother, Edward, killed at the battle of Fontenoy, being then Lieutenant Colonel of the Thirty-first Foot. Previous page Back to list Next page

62. Training Instructor's Page From The Process Safety Institute
    charles M. Mitchell (Chuck), charles M. (CHUCK) MITCHELL Mr. Mitchell is an instructorfor hazard analysis courses. David F. montague (Monte), DAVID F. montague  
    http://www.jbfa.com/instruct.html
    
    Extractions: Home PSI Home Page PSI Training Paths PSI Calendar ... Contact Info PSI Training Instructors J. Steven Arendt Vernon H. Guthrie H. Anthony Raiche William M. Bradshaw ... Tom R. Williams You may e-mail most instructors by clicking on their picture. J. STEVEN ARENDT, P.E. Mr. Arendt is a cofounder of JBF Associates, Inc., now ABS Consulting, Risk Consulting Division, Knoxville Office (ABS Consulting Knoxville), and a senior project manager involved with risk management and communication, process safety, and site security and counterterrorism activities in the chemical and allied industries. Mr. Arendt has more than 25 years of experience in process safety and security. Recently, he helped develop industry guidelines for performing security vulnerability analysis (SVA). Mr. Arendt has published many articles and authored several major process safety publications, including the RMP Compliance Guide: A Manager’s Guide to QRA; Resource Guide for the Process Safety Code of Management Practices; and Guidelines for Hazard Evaluation Procedures, Second Edition with Worked Examples

63. ISS: A Further Response To James Randi: Montague Keen
    Note The article below by montague Keen was written 13th October 2003 in informationabout a member of the audience, than did Keith charles without that  
    http://www.survivalafterdeath.org/articles/keen/jamesrandi.htm
    
    Extractions: ARTICLES Montague Keen Journalist, agricultural administrator, magazine editor and farmer. A member of the Council of the Society for Psychical Research for 55 years, chairman of its Image and Publicity Committee and secretary of its Survival Research Committee, he was principal investigator of the Scole Group of physical mediums, and author of the Scole Report, published in the Proceedings of the SPR (Vol 54 Pt 220) in 1999 with his co-investigators Professors Arthur Ellison and David Fontana. A Further Response to James Randi A flawed approach to psychic phenomena Is Randi to be trusted? - Montague Keen - Note: The article below by Montague Keen was written 13th October 2003 in response to some comments made by James Randi on his website at www.randi.org/jr/091903.html concerning The Ultimate Psychic Challenge programme screened on Discovery Channel on August 17th 2003, and repeated both on that channel and on Channel 4 on August 23rd 2003. To read Mr. Keen's original response to James Randi, click here JAMES RANDI'S lengthy denunciation of my challenge to him, arising from his performance and claims on

64. Charles Montague Fletcher (1911-1996), Epidemiologist And
    National Portrait Gallery, list of portraits for charles montagueFletcher including charles montague Fletcher by Nick Sinclair,.  
    http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/person.asp?LinkID=mp08466

65. Genealogy Data Page 40 (Family Pages)
    Marriage 17 Jun 1919 Rock Island, IL Spouse Erb, charles {I659} b. 23 May 1893Jennings Co., , IN d. 7 Jul Kramer, Abbey montague {I678} Gender Female Family  
    http://familyhistory.travisanddenise.com/f_27.html

66. AfriGeneas Reunion Calendar
    of the descendants of James montague and Martha Robinson montague (and their childrenColumbus montague, Thornton montague, charles montague, and Amanda  
    http://www.afrigeneas.com/cgi-bin/calendar/calendar.pl?month=6&style=Grid&calend

67. Maximilian Genealogy Master Database 2000 - Pafg1898 - Generated By Personal Anc
    Maximilian Genealogy Master Database 2000. charles montague Parentsdied 11 Sep 1625. Mary WHITMORE Parents married charles montague.  
    http://www.peterwestern.f9.co.uk/maximilia/pafg1898.htm
    
    Extractions: Maximilian Genealogy Master Database 2000 Charles MONTAGUE [ Parents died 11 Sep 1625. He married Mary WHITMORE. Mary WHITMORE [ Parents married Charles MONTAGUE. They had the following children: F i Anne MONTAGUE John CROUCH He had the following children: F i Margaret CROUCH George MONTAGUE Hon [ Parents married Elizabeth IRLEY. Elizabeth IRLEY [ Parents married George MONTAGUE Hon. They had the following children: M i Edward MONTAGUE M ii Charles MONTAGUE Baron Halifax Anthony IRLEY Sir Knt He had the following children: F i Elizabeth IRLEY Edward MONTAGUE [ Parents He had the following children: M i George MONTAGUE Charles MONTAGUE Baron Halifax [ Parents married Anne YELVERTON. [Notes] Anne YELVERTON [ Parents married Charles MONTAGUE Baron Halifax. [Notes] Christopher YELVERTON Sir Bart [ Parents He had the following children: F i Anne YELVERTON George MONTAGUE [ Parents married Richarda Postuma SALTENSTAL on 1728. [Notes] Richarda Postuma SALTENSTAL [ Parents married George MONTAGUE on 1728. [Notes] They had the following children: F i Lucy MONTAGUE Lady Richard SALTENSTAL He had the following children: F i Richarda Postuma SALTENSTAL Francis NORTH [ Parents married Lucy MONTAGUE Lady on 1728.

68. Maximilian Genealogy Master Database 2000 - Pafg1477 - Generated By Personal Anc
    Edmund ARUNDEL Parents married Sibyl montague. Sibyl montague Parents marriedEdmund ARUNDEL. charles III the Noble of NAVARRE Parents died 1425.  
    http://www.peterwestern.f9.co.uk/maximilia/pafg1477.htm
    
    Extractions: [Notes] Joan of FLANDERS married John III of Brittany DE DREUX. Robert DE CASSEL died 1331. He married Joan DE DREUX. Joan DE DREUX [ Parents was born 1294. She died 1363. Joan married Robert DE CASSEL. Guy DE LAVAL died 1347. He married Beatrice DE DREUX. Beatrice DE DREUX [ Parents was born 1295. She died 1384. Beatrice married Guy DE LAVAL. Bouchard VI of VENDÔME died 1353. He married Alice DE DREUX. Alice DE DREUX [ Parents was born 1297. She died 1377. Alice married Bouchard VI of VENDÔME. Charles of BLOIS died 1364. He married Joan of BRITTANY. [Notes] Joan of BRITTANY [ Parents married Charles of BLOIS. John IV of Montfort DE DREUX [ Parents was born 1339. He died 1 Nov 1399. John married Joan HOLLAND. Other marriages:

69. Missouri Project - Pafg90 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File
    Thomas Moore Boone Twin Parents was born 15 Aug 1827 in , St. charles, Mo. He marriedFrances Louise montague on 30 Sep 1847 in , St. charles Co, Mo. Notes.  
    http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/topic/afro-amer/upperla/pafg90.htm
    
    Extractions: [Notes] Robert T. McClenney Rev. [ Parents was born 1818 in , , Ky. He died about 1895 in , Ca. Robert married Lucinda Keithly on 16 Nov 1837 in , St. Charles Co., Mo. There were other parents [Notes] Lucinda Keithly [ Parents was born 27 Jan 1821 in , St. Charles Co., Mo. She died 17 Jan 1913 in , , Ca. Lucinda married Robert T. McClenney Rev. on 16 Nov 1837 in , St. Charles Co., Mo. [Notes] They had the following children: F i Ann McClenney was born 1845 in , St. Charles, Mo. [Notes] F ii Elizabeth McClenney was born 1839 in , St. Charles, Mo. She died 1905 in , Ca. [Notes] F iii Harriet McClenney was born 1841 in , St. Charles, Mo. [Notes] F iv Lucinda H. McClenney was born 1848 in , St. Charles, Mo. [Notes] M v Robert A. McClenney was born 1850 in , St. Charles, Mo. [Notes] John W. Boone [

70. Nat1870.txt
    Thomas 8 Sep 1870 Morgan, charles RS 2 Feb 1861 Moll, George 2 Feb 1861 montague,Horace 7 Nov 1866 montague, Joseph C. 14 May 1867 montague, charles Sr.  
    http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/tuscola/nat/nat1870.htm
    
    Extractions: Tuscola County Naturalizations - 1860-1870 Compiled by Gloria Hall, President of the Tuscola County Genealogical Society, and published in the TCGS Newsletter, Summer, 1997 issue. Most dates are application dates unless otherwise noted. These may have been finalized in orther counties or states if the applicant moved. They may have died before the required time. They may have simply not sought a final order. This was typed from photocopies of the index from microfilm. We strive for accuracy; however, this transcription becomes a secondary source, and as such, is not considered proof for resesarch purposes. Copies of the actual application/final order can be made from the microfilm either by contacting the Archives of Michigan, Lansing, MI 48909. -A-

71. Family Group 8
    Father Fogarty, Lloyd William montague Mother Jenkins, Minnie Louise.Family Father Cross, charles Mother Flood, Rose Hannah. Family  
    http://www.ancestors-genealogy.com/gburke/f_7.html

72. Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit By Charles Dickens 29
    Enjoy Free Classics. Site Map Electronic Library charles Dickens Life AndAdventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit CHAPTER TWENTYEIGHT - MR montague AT HOME.  
    http://www.classicbookshelf.com/library/charles_dickens/life_and_adventures_of_m
    
    Extractions: There were many powerful reasons for Jonas Chuzzlewit being strongly prepossessed in favour of the scheme which its great originator had so boldly laid open to him; but three among them stood prominently forward. Firstly, there was money to be made by it. Secondly, the money had the peculiar charm of being sagaciously obtained at other people's cost. Thirdly, it involved much outward show of homage and distinction: a board being an awful institution in its own sphere, and a director a mighty man. 'To make a swingeing profit, have a lot of chaps to order about, and get into regular good society by one and the same means, and them so easy to one's hand, ain't such a bad look-out,' thought Jonas. The latter considerations were only second to his avarice; for, conscious that there was nothing in his person, conduct, character, or accomplishments, to command respect, he was greedy of power, and was, in his heart, as much a tyrant as any laureled conqueror on record. But he determined to proceed with cunning and caution, and to be very keen on his observation of the gentility of Mr Montague's private establishment. For it no more occurred to this shallow knave that Montague wanted him to be so, or he wouldn't have invited him while his decision was yet in abeyance, than the possibility of that genius being able to overreach him in any way, pierced through his self-deceit by the inlet of a needle's point. He had said, in the outset, that Jonas was too sharp for him; and Jonas, who would have been sharp enough to believe him in nothing else, though he had solemnly sworn it, believed him in that, instantly.

73. Trenchard, Hugh Montague
    Messenger, charles. Bomber Harris and the Strategic Bombing Offensive, 19391945. 370p. Trenchard, Hugh montague, p 334. Book call no. R 920.041 O98g.  
    http://www.au.af.mil/au/aul/bibs/great/trench.htm

74. Hale (McHale) Immigrants
    There were Martin Hale, Peter Gallagher, William Monahan, John Martin, and the twoFrames, James and George, Frank montague, charles Cunningham, John McGuire  
    http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/halew/Hale.html
    
    Extractions: The Hale, M'Hale, McHale Family Irish Immigrants from County Mayo, Ireland. to New Brunswick, Canada According to family lore and legend, supported to some extent by a biographical sketch given by Frederick Hale while he was in politics in Canada, ten Hale brothers emigrated from Ballina, County Mayo, Connaught, Ireland, to New Brunswick, leaving their parents and a sister, Mary, behind. The names of all ten brothers are not presently known. Their date of arrival at Saint John, New Brunswick, has not been found, nor is the name of the vessel on which they emigrated known. It would appear that all, or most, of the Hale brothers migrated eventually to the United States, with the exception of Martin, who settled in Carleton County, New Brunswick. The fragments of family information presented here are offered in the faint hope of attracting others who may be researching this Hale, M'Hale, McHale family, in order that the unknown brothers might be identified, along with their parents, and the descendants of all members of the family eventually found. Denis Hale settled in the Caribou, Maine, area and his descendants were still residing in that area in the 1980s. Denis married, 7 November 1833, Maria Dickinson, Carleton County Marriage records, Book 'A' page 8. Witnesses to the marriage were John Camber and John Campbell. Maria Dickinson was born 1 August 1796 and baptised at Woodstock on 11 June 1791, daughter of Arden Dickinson, a Loyalist, and his wife, Sarah, daughter of Tamberlain and Hester (Cunnabell) Campbell. She was a sister of Huldah, Martin Hale's wife.

75. CHASE COUNTY 1880 CENSUS TRANSCRIPTION
    LEVI(?), W, M, 20, S, HERDER, OHIO, OHIO, OHIO. FREESE, ALBERT, W, M, 21, S, HERDER,PENNA, ? ? montague, charles, W, M, 22, S, HERDER, NEBR, ? ? HARDY, HENRY, W, M,25, S, HERDER, NEBR, ?  
    http://www.chasegenne.com/Census/1880.htm
    
    Extractions: CHASE COUNTY, NE 1880 CENSUS TRANSCRIPTION Please keep in mind that the film quality of this particular census is extremely poor and I have put down to the best of my ability the data included therein. FAMILY # NAME RACE SEX AGE MONTH OF BIRTH RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD MARITAL STATUS OCCUPATION BIRTH PLACE PATERNAL BIRTH PLACE MATERNAL BIRTH PLACE WILDMAN, WM. W M HUSBAND M CATTLE GROWER TEX CONN MISS SARAH W F WIFE M KEEPING HOUSE IND KEN NC MARY C. W F DAUGHTER S NEB TEX IND VERONA J. W F DAUGHTER S NEB TEX IND WM. JACK? W M MARCH SON S NEB TEX IND DAVIS, JOHN W M S HERDER TEX? SMITH, JOHN W M S HERDER NY O'BRIEN, JAMES W M S HERDER IRE IRE IRE WEBSTER, THOMAS W M S CATTLE GROWER NY HOYT, ELIAS W M M HERDER TEX WEST, JOSEPH W M S HERDER TEX GOODFELLOW, KING D. W M S HERDER PENNA BRYANT, SAMUEL W M S HORSE GROWER TEX BRYANT, HENRY W M S HERDER TEX JONES, SAMUEL W M S HERDER OHIO FITZGERALD, J. W M S FOREMAN OF HANDS CATON,(?) FRANK W M S HERDER SMITH, CHARLES W M S HERDER NY NY LITTLE, FRED W M S HERDER TATE, JAMES W M S HERDER COLE, THAD W M S HERDER REYNOLDS, WM. W M S HERDER NORMAN, JOSEPH W M S HERDER NEB NORMAN, MATT W M S HERDER NEB McCLUSKEY, WM W M S HERDER MAINE STOFEL, JAMES

76. Genealogy Data
    Female montague, Michael Alvin Birth 7 Jan 1968 Matheson, ON, CAN Death 9 May1978 Shillington, ON, CAN Gender Male montague, charles Stanley Birth 5  
    http://www.start.ca/users/bhurdle/fretz/dat100.html

77. Guide To The Collections Of The National Anthropological Archives (Hrdlicka Corr
    Hector Alliot, Harriet M. Allyn, Rafael Altamira, Henry M. Ami, Florentino Ameghino,James R. Angell, R. Anthony, MF Ashley montague, charles E. Atwood, John A  
    http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/guide/jrg35c.htm

78. PubCrawler.com - Cooke, Charles Montague, Jr., House - Honolulu
    PubCrawler.com Cooke, charles montague, Jr., House - Honolulu,HAWAII - Historic Point of Interest National Historic Landmark.  
    http://www.pubcrawler.com/Template/dsp_historic_points_zoom.cfm/flat/ID=92

79. Charles Henry MONTAGUE
    Levi WEST montague (1806 1874), Jane SHEPHARD (1814 - 1900), charles Henry montague,b. 3 Jul 1841, Potsdam, St. Lawrence, New York d. 1917 bur. occ. edu. rel.  
    http://www.geocities.com/heartland/orchard/9598/wc04/wc04_063.html

80. Genealogy Data
    Birth 1846 Whitehaven, Cumberland Gender Female Pearson, charles William Pearson Jooste,montague Birth 31 AUG 1928 Johannesburg Gender Male Parents  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/dat36.htm

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