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Glorious Beer as Sung By Harry Anderson - Sheet Music Collection of Vaudeville and Dance Hall Songs by Steve ; Godwin, Will Leggett, 1900-01-01
She'd a dark and a rolling Eye. Written by W. Godwin and Steve Leggett,etc.[Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Will J Godwin, 1895
There's an old-fashioned Cottage ... Written by Steve Leggett and A. Lennard, etc. [Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Arthur Lennard, 1896
That's my Opinion of Eliza ... < Song. > Written by Steve Leggett, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Albert Perry, 1896
The Pictures of Father and Mother. Written by Steve Leggett,etc.[Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Will J Godwin, 1895
The Bounders' Football Club. Written and composed by G. Thorn, etc. < Song. Arranged by Alfred Leggett. > by Geoffrey Thorn, 1893
Killymablanagan. [Song.] Written by S. Leggett and G. Fearnley by Felix Macglennon, 1895
" Glorious Beer. " Written by Steve Leggett,etc.[Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Will J Godwin, 1895
The Waiter's Tale of Woe ... < Song. > Written by Steve Leggett and A. Perry, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Albert Perry, 1897
Have you forgotten? Ballad, written by S. Leggett by Albert Perry, 1896

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ThePeerage.com - Person Page 4236
He married Frances Leggett, daughter of Francis Howard Leggett, on 29 April1916. Frances Leggett is the daughter of Francis Howard Leggett.
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Extractions: Last Edited=27 Feb 2004 Henry David Reginald Margesson 1st Viscount Margesson was the son of Sir Mortimer Reginald Margesson and Isabel Augusta Hobart-Hampden . He was born on 26 July 1890. He married Frances Leggett , daughter of Francis Howard Leggett , on 29 April 1916. He and Frances Leggett were divorced in 1940. He died in 1965.
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World Of Tea Caddy
Francis H. Leggett Co. Francis H. Leggett Co. Perri Walla India Ceylon Tea. Producer Francis H. Leggett Co., New York, USA
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Extractions: You can reselect the download site: Main Project Gutenberg Archive Site, University of North Carolina Main Project Gutenberg Archive Site, University of North Carolina [HTTP] Lyon College Computer Science Dept. Archive.org Walnut Creek gutenpress.org CSP Database and Information Solutions The Sudbury Valley School Michigan State University Computer Science and Engineering popflux.com Teleglobe Communications Corporation Epix Internet Services University of Alberta Samurai Consulting UK Mirror Service Vienna University of Technology Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik Tiscali Business GmbH NIIDP - Hungarian Electronic Library Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Centre Swedish University Network SUNET Department of Philosophy - University of Beijing Search Amazon on Francis Leggett Co Google search on Gutenberg list of authors This new version of the Unofficial Gutenberg Pages is still under development. You can
Genealogy Data
Leggett, Stacie Gender Female Leggett, Daniel Gender Male Leggett, Craig GenderMale. Back to Main Page. _, Mary (Mrs. Francis Lambert) Gender Female
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Anne Bonny S Ghost Ship
Francis H. Leggett. The steamer Francis H. Leggett left Grays Harbor bound for SanFrancisco with a load of railroad ties, carrying 67 passengers and crew.
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Extractions: I have always had a fascination for shipwrecks, and this will be my special page just for this purpose. The Titanic , of course, will have a page of her own, so do not look for her here. I prefer to focus mostly on Pacific Coast shipwrecks. If you have a particular shipwreck you'd like to see here, or if you have any questions- just The Peter Iredale , Clatsop Spit, wrecked October 25, 1906. For those of you interested in the recent wreck of the New Carissa near Coos Bay, OR, I plan to put in an entry here as time permits. Keep checking. Francis H. Leggett One of Oregon's most tragic shipwrecks happened on September 18, 1914, a black day in Pacific maritime history.
9th MICHIGAN CAVALRY, COMPANY F
9th Michigan Cavalry. COMPANY F . OFFICERS. RANK, NAME, HOME, AGE. Captain,Leggett, Francis W. New York, NY, 29. 1st. Lieutenant, Roys, Cyrus D. Hudson,n/a.
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Extractions: RANK NAME HOME AGE Captain Leggett, Francis W. New York, NY 1st. Lieutenant Roys, Cyrus D. Hudson n/a 2nd Lieutenant Mitchell, Levi D. Detroit n/a NAME HOME AGE Allen, Linden H. Coldwater Anderson, John Detroit Andrews, William L Detroit Ayers, Benjamin F. Madison Baker, Nicholas Detroit Baker, Tobias Detroit Ball, James Brandon Ballard, Anthony Northfield Beardslee, Robert Pontiac Beardsley, James P. Independence Blankenship , Henry Detroit Boyle, Charles Ash Bradley, Edmond Detroit Branagan, Bernard Monroe Brockway, Solomon P. Albion Brown, George Detroit Brown, Robert N. Pontiac Burch, George Lexington Campbell, Charles F. Pontiac Campbell, David D. Park Canfield, Harvey Detroit Carpenter, John W. Fairfield Carver, John Detroit Church, Austin Detroit Collins, Albert Detroit Collins, Charles W. Detroit Collins, John Detroit Coville, Henry Detroit Daly, John S. Detroit Ellis, Joseph A. Lexington Flagg, John G. Detroit Fulcher, William Lexington Gaverick, Peter -or- Detroit Graverick, Peter
Onslow County, NC, Researcher Profiles,
Jan Francis. Email jgreenf@erols.com; Posted Query on Tuesday, March24, 1998 for surname(s) a BARBERBARBER; Margaret Gower Leggett.
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Francis H. Leggett & Co. (Old Bottles) At Bellas Bounty
Needs cleaning. Bottle states, Francis H. Leggett Co, New York, decorated withsquares in the bottle. 0508 Francis H. Leggett Co. Price $ 20.00.
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Extractions: I believe it was a liquor bottle. It was dug up from the ground at some point.Thats dirt you see around the squares. Needs cleaning. Bottle states, Francis H. Leggett & Co, New York, decorated with squares in the bottle. Measures 9"H. No chips or cracks. Click Here For Top of Page We accept Checks and Money Orders We also accept PayPal.com
I1599: Maria Elizabeth BOTWRIGHT (UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN)
Family 1 Francis GRAYSON MARRIAGE 1883, Victoria, Australia; REFERENCE 2305.William Deany William Leggett (UNKNOWN UNKNOWN) BIRTH UNKNOWN; DEATH UNKNOWN.
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Leggett, 1900: Tea Leaves.
Tea Leaves. By Francis Leggett Co., 1900. Last updated 08Feb02 Comments? Tellme. New York Francis H. Leggett Co. First Edition, year 1900. Other tomes.
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Extractions: Classic texts King's ... Journals Tea Leaves Last updated 08Feb02 - Comments? Tell me Tea from the Tea-Garden to the Teacup with Twenty Illustrations Other tomes Introduction to this online version: Typed by hand by Richard and Margie Druery . Richard and Margie sent me the text file; I put that into html and added the pics that they scanned and sent me separately. Originally 79 pages. This text is also available as an e-text (no pics, no formatting, no full title information, like for instance, no date first printed...) here: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/etext02/tealv10.txt This is a cool little book. It tells you a bit about days long gone by and a lot about the history of tea. And the poem at the end of chapter 12 is sure to make you smile. Enjoy! Cheers
Leggett, 1900: Tea Leaves: Chapter XI: American Tea Culture.
Tea Leaves. By Francis Leggett Co., 1900. Tea leaves Start ofChapter XI. CHAPTER XI. American Tea Culture. During a period
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Extractions: Home Classic texts Tea leaves Tea Leaves. CHAPTER XI. American Tea Culture. During a period of at least 40 years, tea plants have been cultivated by a few experimenters in the southern United states, and American tea, grown South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, has satisfactorily supplied the family needs of a hundred or more persons, at a cost not exceeding the retail price of good foreign tea. Packing tea for shipment. This result is due to the encouragement of the U. S. Agricultural Bureau, and the persistent efforts of Dr. Charles U. Shepard, at Summerville, S. C., who continued his exertions to found a permanent tea plantation on a large scale long after the Government authorities had ceased to hope for success. In Dr. Shepard's tea gardens the deficiency in rain fall is made good by deep pulverization of the soil and artificial irrigation; the natural shade of jungle or forest under which the seed germinates and grows where the plant is indigenous, is supplied by artificial shade; and the expensive process of picking the leaves is cheapened by employing children, who are paid in money, and also by being taught to read and write in a school maintained on the premises by Dr. Shepard. Machinery has supplanted some of the tedious hand-manipulation of tea in Dr. Shepard's factory, and further progress in this direction is constantly being made. The Pinehurst tea - for Pinehurst is the designation of Dr. Shepard's plantation at Summerville - sometimes disappoints those accustomed to the strong flavors and pronounced fragrance of some foreign teas, but it contains a full proportion of that stimulating, sustaining constituent of all genuine teas
Vivekananda Retreat, Ridgely
(The Little Cottage and the Inn, built in the mid 1800s, were already on theland when Francis Leggett bought the three parcels forming his estate.).
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Extractions: The Beginnings Early in 1895 two sisters began attending classes by Swami Vivekananda in New York. One of them Josephine MacLeod, unmarried and around 37 years old wrote years later: On the twenty-ninth of January 1895, I went with my sister to 54 West 33rd Street, New York, and heard the Swami Vivekananda in his sitting room where were assembled fifteen or twenty ladies and two or three gentlemen. The room was crowded. All the arm chairs were taken; so I sat on the floor in the front row. Swami stood in the corner. He said something, the particular words of which I do not remember, but instantly to me that was truth, and the second sentence he spoke was truth, and the third sentence was truth. And I listened to him for seven years and whatever he uttered was to me truth. From that moment life had a different import. It was as if he made you realize that you were in eternity. It never altered. It never grew. It was like the sun that you will never forget once you have seen [it]. At the time her widowed sister Betty MacLeod Sturges, who was in her early forties was being courted by Mr. Francis H. Leggett, a wealthy New York businessman. One evening Mr. Leggett went with Betty and Jo to hear the Swami, and at the conclusion of the talk he asked the Swami when they could dine together.
Vivekananda Retreat, Ridgely
house said to have been designed by a pupil of the famous architect Stanford Whiteand as dignified, substantial, and unassuming as its owner, Francis Leggett.
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Extractions: wamiji is starting today Allen Line [Allan State Line]. Numidian. from Glasgow. a telegram just received says!" Thus Josephine MacLeod wrote to Mrs. Bull on August 17, 1899. Her letter, full of heavy undescorings, continued: Do what you choose. Come at any houryou are always welcome. Do not tell Mrs Crossley a word. Let her stay in Princeton so we can have our Prophet without one thorn or criticismin all his holiness. I think I may keep Miss Stumm overshe has her worth. I am in Heaven. Lovingly Jojo (Mrs. Crossley was a London friend of Mrs. Bull's who had crossed the Atlantic with her in June. She was not well and not, it would seem, in full accord with Swamiji's views. The more fortunate Maud Stumm was an artist in her late twenties who had met Swamiji once or twice during his first visit to the West and who evidently had admired him. She was now visiting Ridgely.) Five days later, Miss MacLeod again wrote to "Saint Sara," telling her, with more underscorings, the exact date of Swamiji's arrival in New York: Our Prophet again with us!
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Leggett Roses
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History And Genealogy Of The Wealthy Families Of America
H. Leggett William W. Leggett - Samuel Leggett - Thomas Leggett - Harriet (Lehman JamesLenox - Jacob R. LeRoy - Charles M. Leupp - Francis Lewis - Francis
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Extractions: Part 1 : Colonial and Mercantile America Part 2 : America in the Gilded Age Part 3 : America in the Twentieth Century Encyclopedia of American Wealth Info FAQ Site map ... Encyclopedia of American Wealth Database list of individuals La Ab An Ba Bi ... X - Y - Z Following your frequent questions, we are publishing here a list of individuals contained in the "Encyclopedia of American Wealth" database. Please, note that at the present stage of development, only a part of these individuals are included in our wealth classification lists and an even smaller number have full profiles. Please check our listing of profiles to know more : A-C D-H I-M N-Z J.M.J. Labidute John (Frederick) (de) LaFarge Thomas William Lamont Edwin Herbert Land Walter Langdon Sarah Astor (Langdon) Boreel Eliza Astor (Langdon) Wilks Louisa Dorothea (Langdon) Kane Walter Langdon jr Woodbury Langdon Cecilia (Langdon) de Nottbeck Eugene Langdon Woodbury Gersdorf Langdon James Franklin Doughty Lanier Charles Lanier James Franklin Doughty Lanier II Reginald Bishop Lanier George Lauder James Lauglin Henry Laurens Henry Laurens Henry Laverty George Law jr George Law Henry Lawrence Richard Lawrence Henry H. Lawrence

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