GIGA Biographical List Of Names (RO - ROF) PEOPLE A B C D E F G H Madame James Darmesteter), English poet (1857 1944) -BUY AMAZON 1907) - BUY AMAZON BOOK Mary Robinson, Irish political leader http://www.giga-usa.com/gigaweb1/quotes2/qubioro.htm
GIGA Biographical List Of Names (DAN - DAU) U V W X Y Z PEOPLE A B C D E F G H and writer (1849 1936) - BUY AMAZON BOOKMadame James Darmesteter (Agnes Mary Frances Robinson), English poet http://www.giga-usa.com/gigaweb1/quotes2/qubiodan.htm
Burgundy - A Poetry Discussion Board 6. A Little While by A Mary F Robinson 1857 1944 12/27 0206pm9. 1. Pallor by A Mary F Robinson 1857 - 1944 10/19 0105pm 1. http://www.spiderbomb.com/burgundy/messages/8/349.html?1083329952
Oakwood Cemetery Mary VR Felton (?) 19 January 18?4 26 April 1889 (?). Friedrich H., son of F.and H. Kirchner - rest to worn to read. Clarence Robinson (?) - no dates. http://www.pressenter.com/~gregboe/Nininger_oakwood20.htm
Extractions: Oakwood Cemetery Nininger Township, Dakota County, Minnesota: T115N - R17W, section 20 The paper version of this cemetery transcription is not yet available for viewal. I claim and reserve any and all rights to the works that I have compiled and created. These pages may be viewed much like a library book, but I do not approve of any type of reproduction in any format. Persons or organizations desiring to use the information contained within in my web pages MUST obtain my written consent. All information is for Non-Profit use only. This cemetery has regular care and is in fair shape. Most of the marked burials appear to be located in the southwest section of this cemetery. The fenced area surrounding the cemetery is much larger than the area that has marked burials. This cemetery is owned by the Minnesota Historical Society. Over the years there have been several references to this particular cemetery. I have found that one of the best works is The History of Nininger ... More Than Just a Dream, written Leslie A. Guelcher. This book shows a map outlining the cemetery and photographs of some of the burial monuments. In the 1881 "History of the Minnesota Valley", by Rev. Edward D. Neill, he wrote: ...Oakwood Cemetery ... This association was organized 7 June 1856. ... That same year, they purchased fifteen acres of land in the south-east quarter of section 20. The name Oakwood, on account of a very fine grove of oaks which was situated on the land, was selected. The cemetery was surveyed and platted in 1856 . (page 295).
St. Victorias Catholic Church Cemetery Ruth G. Robinson 19061984. baby Robling - 18 March 1955 -. Maria Schmid, wifeof F. Schmieg 2 January 1861 - 16 March 1888. Mary Schmieg 1884-1963. http://www.pressenter.com/~gregboe/Victoria-St.Victoria14.htm
Extractions: St. Victorias Catholic Church Cemetery city of Victoria, Carver County, Minnesota: T116N - R24W, section 14 I claim and reserve any and all rights to the works that I have compiled and created. These pages may be viewed much like a library book, but I do not approve of any type of reproduction in any format. Persons or organizations desiring to use the information contained within in my web pages MUST obtain my written consent. All information is for Non-Profit use only. This cemetery has regular care and is in good shape. The visible cemetery, located along Victoria Drive, is one of two cemeteries located on this property. Within the newer of the two cemetery there are about half a dozen four foot tall cement crosses that appear to be burial monuments. These crosses have an iron crucifix attached to each individual cross, but do not appear to contain any names or dates for the deceased. The other cemetery is located in a heavily wooded ravine about 1000 yards south of the church. The graves in the ravine are no longer individually marked nor is the area regularly maintained. The perimeter of the cemetery in the ravine was marked by four to six large field stones. My understanding is that the cemetery in the ravine was the original cemetery used by this church congregation, but the older cemetery in the ravine has not been used in a very long time. This cemeteries burial monuments were transcribed during the spring of 2000.
Benton County Arkansas Cemetery Data WEDDINGTON THURMAN CORNELIA F. 1853 1948 WEDDINGTON THURMAN CUVAS 1902 1961 WHITEOAK TINCHER Mary JANE 1908 1963 GENTRY TINDELL OLA 1927 1930 Robinson or YELL http://www.rootsweb.com/~arbenton/bccpg/bentc147.htm
Keya Paha County, NEGenWeb Project - Norden Cemetery Aug 10, 1827 Sep 12, 1893 Langer, Mary 1872 - 1940 Wife Ethel D 1892 - 1985 Nissen,John F 1879 - 1963 Peace Randall, Eli (just a marker) Robinson, A Marie http://www.rootsweb.com/~nekeyapa/cemetery/norden.html
Extractions: Entrance to Norden Cemetery Norden Cemetery is located just west of Norden, NE, on the north side of Hwy 12. It is a rural cemetery, very well kept. Most of the headstones are older and only a few have deteriorated. The cemetery was walked and recorded by sisters Janet Schmit Bergmann, Judy Schmit Poore and Jeanne Schmit Hall in Sept. 2002. Photo and index donated by Jan Bergmann ** Note: These electronic pages are provided for your personal use, and may not be reproduced in any format for profit, nor for presentation in any form by any other organization or individual. They may be freely copied for your personal use.
KI2A-003 CARDWELL PARISH - East Of Penobsquis Clifford S. 1900 1950. w Bessie F. Ferguson 1903 - .28. 134. William H. Stuart1863 - 1940. w Bessie A. Robinson 1877 - 1967. w Mary Ad Jan 1903 age 87. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/5285/Ki2a-003.html
Extractions: Cardwell Baptist Cemetery - 1840 Old file # Vol 4, 25; Vol. I, 25 Located just east of Penobsquis, along highway, in Cardwell Parish. Recorded by Ernest Friars. Combined record = it was recorded in two sections, "old" and "across the driveway from church", and each section began with 01. = * will be added to the numbers in the second section (*01.). AITON: 01. David Aiton 1884 - 1918 s/o William R. 1915 - 1918 87. Glennie G. - see MC QUINN, Glennie G. ALWARD: *11. Bessie L. - see COLPITTS, Bessie L. ANDERSON: 02. Kate T. w/o F. M. Anderson d. Aug 1886 age 31 b. at Penobsquis Oct 1856 d. at Campbellton Mar 1923 04. Charles Anderson d. Mar 1900 age 83 w: Nancy d. Nov 1899 age 79 d. Nov 1877 age 11 months 102. Annie H. - see MORTON, Samuel T. BARCHARD: 07. Stanley H. d. Jun 1888 age 1 yr 6 months BOERJAN: 08. Mary Hall Boerjan 1890 - 1970 BONNELL: *01. John C. Bonnell 1884 - 1968 w: Olive B. Smith 1924 - 1964 sons: Richard C. 1947 - 1963 V. Owen 1956 - 1972 BOYLE: 09. Susan w/o James Boyle d. Jun 1906 age 78 James Boyle Apr 1833 - Dec 1913 BRAND: 154. Sarah W. - see WALTERS, Samuel C.
MONTEFIORE Families And Relatives MONTEFIORE (1887 1917) Victoria Violet F. MONTEFIORE (1853 1865) Justina LydiaGOMPERTZ (1811 - 1883) Mary GREENLAND Carlton Robinson GREGORY Ivy http://www.apex.net.au/~tmj/montefiore.htm
Extractions: MONTEFIORE families and relatives Abel Francis MONTEFIORE (1862 - 1923) Abigail MONTEFIORE ( c. 1820 - ) Abigail Esther MONTEFIORE (1790 - 1871) Abraham MONTEFIORE (1788 - 1824) Abraham MONTEFIORE ( - 1847) Abraham MONTEFIORE (1829 - ) Abraham MONTEFIORE ( c. 1874 - 1924) Abraham Israel MONTEFIORE Abramo MONTEFIORE Ada Barrow MONTEFIORE (1848 - 1916) Ada Mary MONTEFIORE ( c. 1864 - 1939) Ada Rachel MONTEFIORE (1841 - 1927) Adah Israel MONTEFIORE (1856 - 1922) Agnes MONTEFIORE (1857 - 1932) Albert Harold MONTEFIORE (1870 - 1940) Albert Lionel MONTEFIORE (1908 - ) Alfred Ernest MONTEFIORE (1890 - 1891) Alexander Arthur Israel MONTEFIORE (1852 - 1876) Alexander Israel MONTEFIORE (1818 - 1892) Alice MONTEFIORE (1848 - 1940) Alice MONTEFIORE (1873 - 1873) Alice Isabel MONTEFIORE (1906 - ) Alice Julia Judith MONTEFIORE (1851 - ) Alice Mary MONTEFIORE (1857 - 1944) Alice May MONTEFIORE (1876 - 1970) Alice May MONTEFIORE (1890 - 1890) Amadio MONTEFIORE Amy MONTEFIORE (1854 - 1944) Amy MONTEFIORE (1859 - 1934) Angelo MONTEFIORE Ann MONTEFIORE ( c.
Zion UM Church Cemetery Page 05/1910 07/29/1961; Jones, Anna M. 1857 - 1944; Jones, Briana 09/10/1909 - 05/01/1946;Quinton, Noah F. s/o Helen S. 02/06/1896 - 03/11/1975; Robinson, Mary E. 03 http://www.shoreweb.com/cindy/zion.htm
Extractions: Saline, Saline Twp., Washtenaw Co., MI Oakhill Cemetery is on 3 acres of land that is situated on the east side of Macon Road between Braun and Willow Roads in Saline MI. It is owned and maintained by the Township of Saline. This cemetery was created from two deeds, the first 1 acre was given to the township by Duncan Robinson for a burying ground. The last 2 acres were given by Milton and Rachel Reynolds in 1874 to the Saline Central Burial Ground as it was known when. The name was changed to Oakhill on Oct 5, 1911. The cemetery officially came under the jurisdiction of Saline Township on Sep 5, 1873 by the dissolution of the Saline Central Burying Ground Corporation. Some of the stones are broken off or are in bad shape and can not be read fully so question marks (?) are in that place. A special thank you to Barbara Burns who transcribed this information. If you have any questions about the content of this data, Barbara can be reached at the following email address: bjburns@i2k.com
Extractions: Home About RRA RRA Activities Information Repository ... Search Historic Figures that Influenced the History of the Red and Canadian Basins ~A~ ABRAHAM, NAHIM (1885-1965) ABERCROMBIE, JAMES SMITHER (1891-1975) ABERT, JAMES WILLIAM (1820-1897) ADAIR, CORNELIA WADSWORTH (1837-1921) ... AUSTIN, STEPHEN FULLER (1793-1836) ~B~ BAILEY, JOSEPH WELDON (1863-1929) BAILEY, PETER JAMES III (1812-1836) BAKER, CULLEN MONTGOMERY (1835?-1869) BAIRFIELD, WINTFRY (1858-1931) ... BUSH, WILLIAM HENRY (1849-1931) ~C~ CABEZA DE VACA, ÁLVAR NUÑEZ (ca. 1490-ca. 1556) CAMPBELL, HENRY HARRISON (1840-1911) CANTWELL, JAMES WILLIAM (1868-1931) CAPPS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ... CUSTIS, PETER (1781-1842) ~D~ DALLAM, JAMES WILMER (1818-1847) DAVIDSON, JOHN WYNN (1825-1881) DAVIS, DANIEL (?-1838) DAVIS, EDMUND JACKSON (1827-1883) ... DOBIE, J. FRANK - Review DOBIE, JAMES FRANK (1888-1964) DOHASAN (?-1866) DOMÍNGUEZ DE MENDOZA, JUAN (1631-?) DONLEY, STOCKTON P. (1821-1871) ... DYER, LEIGH RICHMOND (1849-1902) ~E~ EARHART, JOSEPH BONAPARTE (1812-1869) EAST, SARITA KENEDY (1889-1961) EISENHOWER, DWIGHT DAVID (1890-1969) ELLIS, RICHARD (1781-1846) ... EVEA. (?-?) ~F~ FALCONER, THOMAS (1805-1882)
Barrackville Cemetery 18, 1882, Clelland, Virginia E. March 22, 1868, Oct. 26, 1898, w/o Robinson L. Haymond,Ned F. Nov. Heck, Elizabeth Mary, April 26, 1848, June 30, 1914, w/o Alfred. http://www.pa-roots.org/~marion/cemetery/barrackville.html
Extractions: Barrackville Cemetery Surname Given Name Birth Date Death Date Relationship Albert Charles H. Albert Maggie Sue w/o Charles H. Antonk Frank A. Antonk Frank O. March 8, 1930 Antonk Jenniffer Antonk Ruth M. w/o Frank A. Arenda Barbara J. Athey Edgar W. Athey Lillian L. w/o Edgar W. Bainbridge Charles T. Bainbridge Emma July 1896 July 28, 1896 Bainbridge Hannah M. w/o Rev. William R. Bainbridge J. Harvey Bainbridge James R. June 4, 1952 Bainbridge Mayme April 2, 1895 March 10, 1991 Bainbridge Sarah A. March 2, 1850 Bainbridge Sarah C. Bainbridge Thomas L. Bainbridge Vivian M. Bainbridge William J. March 17, 1919 May 22, 1993 Bainbridge Rev. William R. Baker Elenor Baker George Baker Orvie Ray Bankert Bill Barrack Henry April 22, 1866 Barrack John March 18, 1826 Dec. 29, 1898 Barrack John O. Oct. 18, 1881 Nov. 8, 1953 Barrack Rosa Lee w/o John O Barrack Sarah J. July 2, 1848 Nov. 6, 1906 Bartholow Ethel (Dixon) Sept. 29, 1917 Jan. 6, 1997 Beall John T. August 1, 1845 July 18, 1910 Beall Martha August 29, 1851 w/o John T. Beall Willie E. April 20, 1885 Oct. 28, 1926 Beand Clara Dec. 22, 1862
Burnsland Cemetery Index, Calgary, Alberta, 1994 Jefferson, Bernice A, 18921951. Jefferson, Isabel Robinson, 1863-1940. Johnson,Anna Maria, 1864-1944. Johnson, Asbury F. 1934. JOHNSTON, Mary E, 1876-1970. http://www.afhs.ab.ca/data/cemeteries/burnsland/burns_j.html
Extractions: 18 Jul 2002 These data were compiled by AFHS volunteers in 1994, based on both monument and burial information. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, but human errors are always possible. Confirming the information with personal observation or other sources is always advisable. Basic information has been provided on this website. Burial records obtained from the City of Calgary, show a burial date in the format 23061999 (d/m/yr) When this is the only date available for an individual, it is the one used in the index. Additional information (e.g., monument inscriptions and burial information that may include exact birth and death dates, parents, spouse, etc.) may be available in some cases and can be obtained from the Projects Coordinator, Judie Riddell at safemail("projects","afhs.ab.ca","Projects Chair")
Blair And Lee Family Papers Mary L. Squires. 9. and ACS, 1879, by Ellen A. Lee; and ALS, 1871, by John F. Lee. ALSby Frances Lee Robinson; 3 ALsS, 18941905; and telegram by Alexander Galt http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/blairlee/blairlee14.ht
Extractions: BOX FOLDER CONTENTS IV. Documents and Financial Material A. Receipts B. Checkbooks C. Ledgers D. Account Books E. Canceled Checks F. Insurance Policies Aetna Arlington Fire Insurance Co. Georgia Home Insurance Hartford Fire Insurance Miscellaneous Insurance Companies Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. Security Insurance Co. G. Other Documents V. Organizational Files A. Bar Association of the District of Columbia B. Metropolitan Club C. National Junior Republic D. Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia Correspondence: P. H. C. Cabell John Cropper George Ben Johnson Heth Lorton Miscellaneous correspondence Documents, miscellaneous material, printed matter E. National Mary Washington Memorial Association Correspondence: Frances Bernard Goolrick E. T. Bushnell Appleton P. Clark, Jr. Joseph K. Davison Mary Desha General Margaret Hetzel Susan R. Hetzel Eleanor (Nelly) W. Howard Minnie F. Mickley Mary F. Waite E. S. Wilcox Account books Checks and checkbooks Documents and Insurance Policies Financial Records Financial Reports Miscellaneous Photographs Printed matter Receipts Reports F. Washington City Orphan Asylum
Q2r Roberts, Lorraine Tucker, 1908, 1964, G. Roberts, Richard F. 1924, 1966,J. Robertson, Mary A. 1882, 1970, D. Robinson, Lela M. 1909, 1981, Mother,G. http://raub-and-more.com/warrencemeteries/washcem/q2r.html
Extractions: wife of John Quickly H Quigley, Catharine C Quigley, Charles L. D Quigley, Ellen Washed away C Quigley, Fanton C Quigley, Helen Lance D Quigley, Jenet H Quigley, Marjorie H. D Quigley, Stewart L. D Quigley, Sylvester husband of Matilda Lukens C Quigley, W. Earle D Quigley, William H. Washed away H Race, Elizabeth M. D Race, Ida F. G Race, John N. G Race, Nathan Stiger G Race, Sarah wife of Nathan Stiger Race G Rader, Lizzie No dates dau of Allice Rader J Radline, Elston E. D Radline, Lester L. D Radline, Mary E. D Radline, Nathan S. D Ramsey, DeWitt C. husband of Belle E. Scott BU Ramsey, Mary P. wife of Alfred Gardner BL Ramsey, Samuel A. husband of Elmira Snyder I Ramsey, William husband of Frances DeWitt F Randall, Arthur Veteran J Randall, Florence M.
ALDERSON-LINE1-HTM 1216421 John P (1834by1880) Mary J Pritchard John P (1869- M- 1216422 WilliamF (1836- James R (1876-1930) Donnie Robinson (1884- 2d http://members.cts.com/funtv/j/jimacross/ALDERSON-LINE1.HTM
Archives Of The Gray Herbarium Plant lists box I and BL Robinson inventory (folders 10, 11 Popowsky, Mary, Pennell,Francis Whittier, SH 3, Folder 4 Potter, William F., Mrs. nd, 1, 1 letter re sale http://www.huh.harvard.edu/libraries/sp.htm
Cerro Gordo County IAGenWeb Sue Riggins, Sue R. 1972 1989 Robinson, son of 1910 PO James, Jerome, Mary, Janet,Joy Theilen, Donald in Anthony McLaughlin lot Thomas, Catherine F. 1899 1969 http://iagenweb.org/cerrogordo/data/cems/stpat2.htm
Eponyms physicist. Bloody Mary, Queen Mary I of England (151658). philosopher. ~ F ~.Top. general. Heath Robinson, William Heath Robinson (1872-1944), English artist. http://users.tinyonline.co.uk/gswithenbank/eponyms.htm
Extractions: Eponyms An eponym is a word derived from the name of a real, fictional, mythical or spurious character or person. Most eponyms originate from a person's surname: boycott , for instance, from the Irish landlord Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott; dahlia , from the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl; the sousaphone , from the American bandmaster John Philip Sousa; and volt , from the Italian physicist Count Alessandro Volta. Many eponymous words come from literary, biblical or mythological sources: malapropism , from Mrs Malaprop in Sheridan's The Rivals Dickensian , from the English writer Charles Dickens; as old as Methuselah , from the age of the Old Testament patriarch; and aphrodisiac , from the Greek goddess of love and beauty Aphrodite. There are thousands of eponyms in everyday use in English today and study of them yields a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of the world's most popular language and its development. Here are some more examples of names that have been immortalised in such a way.
