Extractions: Caamano, Jose Maria Placido (Ecuadorian politician) Cabanel, Alexandre (French painter) Cabanilles, Juan Bautista Jose (Spanish organist, composer) Cabanis, Pierre-Jean-Georges (French physician, philosopher) Cabarrus, Francisco de (French-born Spanish financier) Cabasilas, Nicolas (Greek lay theologian; nephew of Nilus) c.1320-c.1390 Cabasilas, Nilus (Greek prelate, theologian) c.1298-c.1363 Cabell, James Branch (American novelist, essayist) Cabet, Etienne (French Socialist) Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez (Spanish explorer) c.1490-c.1560 Cabezon, Antonio de (Spanish composer) Cable, George Washington (American author) Caboche, Simon (aka Simon le Coustellier) (French merchant) 15th cent. Cabot, John (American businessman, politician) Cabot, John (Giovanni Caboto) (Venetian navigator, explorer) c.1450-c.1499 Cabot, Sebastian (English navigator, explorer; son of John) Cabot, Richard Clarke (American physician) Cabral, Amilcar (Guinean politician) Cabral, Pedro Alvars (Portuguese navigator) Cabrera y Grino, Ramon (Spanish insurgent) Cabrilho, Joao Rodrigues (Portuguese explorer in Span. service)
Some Marriages (1866-1883), Some Births And Miscellaneous 28, 1866. Hastings, England High on the Wall of Rock House, Exmouth Place, Hastings 15,1934, Mrs. Louise (Butterworth) Randall, of 626 Walnut Park, Meadville http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/potter/MarriagesBirths.html
Extractions: Miscellaneous Newspaper Items (1866-1946) of Potter County, Pennsylvania Copied from a book at the Potter County Historical Society with their permission. Married at residence of bride's father, Jan. 20 th , by Rev. L.A. Stevens, Arthur B. Mann and Marbrie Hopkins , both of Coudersport. 1866. Married on Jan. 18 th at residence of bride's father, Manchester Farms, Tioga Co., by Rev. W. Statham, N.M. Glassmire , of Coudersport and Georgia Leib Married Jan. 14 th , at residence of the bride, by R.L. Nichols, Esq., Mr. Jas. Rowley and Mrs. Sarah Andrus , both of Oswayo. 1866. Married in Belfast, NY, Jan. 15 th , 1866 by Rev. E.A. Frances, Mr. J. Weston Bird and Miss Elizabeth M. Parker , Preceptress of Genesee Valley Seminary. Married, at residence of bride's father, Wed. eve., 18 th , inst. By Hon. H.W. Williams, of Wellsboro, Capt. J.C. Johnson , of Emporium, Cameron Co., and Miss Fannie A ., only daughter of Dr. Amos French Married at residence of bride's father, in Eulalia, July 7 th , 1867, by L.A. Stevens
Native Books For Sale Ottawa and Chippewa, 18431866, and Potawatomi of Indiana Landscape of Louise Erdich. Allan Richard Chavkin(Editor), Lavonne Brown J.J. Vander Wall (Editor); Paperback; $16.95 (Back http://www.edwards1.com/rose/native/books.html
Extractions: In the tradition of Tales the Elders Told and Tales of the Anishinaubaek, Basil Johnston's newest work, The Bear-Walker, brings to the printed page the spoken myths of his people, myths that have inspired exquisite paintings by David Johnson. Here is the native spirit, as told by the elders, tales of wisdom and humor, vision and fantasy, alive with a sense of the magical possibilities of life lived close to nature.
New Era Index Hansford, Julian, married H. Wall, 17 Apr 1866, 2x4. Huber, Louise, married C.Rinder Kneched, 12 Dec 1865, 2x6. Little, A. Alexander, Editor NEW ERA, 5 Jan 1866,1x1. http://departments.mwc.edu/hipr/www/Fredericksburg/newspapers/newera.htm
Extractions: The Micro Photo division of Bell and Howell, Old Mansfield Road, Wooster, Ohio 44691 has preserved on one reel of microfilm titled 'NEW ERA (VA), May 23, 1865 September 18, 1882' a collection of scattered issues of two newspapers housed in the Archives of Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Va. The reel contains, in chronological order, most issues of THE NEW ERA from May 23, 1865 through May 22, 1866; scattered issues of THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS from February 16,1874 through December 31, 1874; most issues from January through June, 1875; and representative issues from January, 1876 through September 18, 1882. The microfilm copy used for preparing this index was provided by the Central Rappahannock Regional Library, Caroline and Lewis Streets, Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401. The index was prepared by Robert Hodge. The four-page, six-column, twice-weekly papers were scanned for most names and events of interest to local historians and genealogists. Each entry consists of essentially four parts: Name, Reason for being, Publication date, and Page/Column numbers. The electronic version was created by the Center for Historic Preservation at Mary Washington College by scanning a copy of the text and then modifying the format to fit a table. Comments, or corrections to this index should be sent to Gary Stanton at Mary Washington College.
Lane, Anne (Wintermute), Editor Wall, Louise (Herrick), 1866- Lane, Anne (Wintermute), Editor Wall, Louise (Herrick), 1866 , Editor Lane, Franklin Knight, 1864-1921 Franklin Knight, 1864-1921 Lane http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.archive.org/texts/texts-details-db.p
Project Gutenberg Arnim, Elizabeth von, 18661941 AKA Elizabeth, 1866-1941 De la Ramee, Maria Louise, 1839-1908 AKA Ouida, 1839-1908 Davis, Charles Belmont, 1866-1926, Editor. Day, Edmund, 1866-1923 http://surfsteve.bravepages.com/gutenberg/authors.htm
Project Gutenberg - Bibliographic Record Author Lane, Franklin Knight. Author Additional Lane, Anne (Wintermute), Editor.Author Additional Wall, Louise (Herrick), 1866, Editor. Language English. http://www.gutenberg.net/etext/4206
Extractions: H ome P ersonalize A uthor: T itle Word(s): How To F ind Advanced ... ecent Books D onate E vents ... ontacts V olunteering HO W ... ewsletters Help on this page Data Title: Letters Of Franklin K. Lane Author: Lane, Franklin Knight Author Additional: Lane, Anne (Wintermute), Editor Author Additional: Wall, Louise (Herrick), 1866-, Editor Language: English Subject: World War, 1914-1918 United States Subject: United States Politics and government 1913-1921 LoC Class: History: America Release Date: Jul 2003 Etext number: Files File Type Download File Size Plain text ibiblio.org select mirror P2P network 793 KB Plain text (zipped) ibiblio.org select mirror P2P network 308 KB If you are located outside of the U.S. you may want to download from a mirror site located near you to improve performance. Permanently select a Mirror Site If you need a special character set, try our new recode facility (experimental) Edit this entry (Project Gutenberg staff only) Most recently updated: 2004-06-04 07:00:00.
Browse Top Level > Texts > Project Gutenberg Lane, Anne (Wintermute), Editor Wall, Louise (Herrick), 1866 , Editor. 2003. There is no description available for this http://www.archive.org/texts/textslisting-browse.php?collection=gutenberg&ca
Ishill, Joseph. Papers: Guide. Tracy, Marguerite see Anjorrant de Tracy, Mme. Marguerite Louise Boucher. (153) Wall,Bernhardt, 1872 2 letters; 1952. (179) DeCleyre, Voltairine, 1866-1912. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00674.html
Extractions: Gift of Mr Joseph Ishill; received: 1960 June. Joseph Ishill (1888-1966) was a printer, publisher, typographer, and a collector of radical, anarchist, and libertarian literature. He conducted the Oriole Press in Berkeley Heights, N.J. Organized into the following series: Consists of correspondence of Joseph Ishill (chiefly letters received) together with letters, manuscripts, and printed ephemera of various social and political radicals in whom Ishill was interested including Voltairine DeCleyre, Havelock Ellis, Emma Goldman, and Theodore Schroeder. Ishill's correspondence, 1913-1966, pertains to publications of the Oriole Press and to his research and collecting interests. Series: I. Letters to Ishill
Louise Pettus Stories are contributed by Louise Pettus, Editor of The Quarterly, York Roddey was penniless in 1866 and when he died was to the cafe had a fire Wall that saved it http://www.rootsweb.com/~scyork/Pettus2.html
Extractions: LEILA A. RUSSELL, RURAL SCHOOL SUPERVISOR "GENTLEMAN" FRANK ROSS JOHN ROOKER'S REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION CAPT. WILLIAM LYLE RODDEY ROCK HILL IN 1906 ROCK HILL'S CONFEDERATE MONUMENT PINCKNEYVILLE PHILADELPHIA METHODIST CHURCH MURDER OF STEPHEN PETTUS REPRESENTATION FROM THE CATAWBA INDIAN LANDPETTUS, SPRINGS AND PERSON YORK COUNTY PEACHES AND GRAPES OLD TURNER HOMESTEAD OGDEN JINGLES SALLY NEW RIVER NATION FORD TREATY OF 1840 These pages and information thereon are not to be reproduced in any form for profit
Extractions: A Editors note: Most names in red link to pages other than our own. Where no source is cited, these are generally linked to l'éphéméride Anarchiste Most entries from l'éphéméride Anarchiste Daily Bleed Archives by name or event. clickable button which retrieves our page. Names in white will have pages or links added eventually. Sources for other links are cited. For entries in a language you can't read, try the free online translator, Babel Fish . Translations are crude but useful. ABAD de SANTILLAN, Diego.
LSU Libraries -- Literature, Reading, And Writing Anonymous account book, 18581866. 1 vol to Charles East, Editor of the Baton Rouge newspaper Morning Advocate Butler, Louise, 1866-1951. Writings, 1892-1950. 685 items, 3 http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/guides/literature.html
Extractions: Chronological Index INTRODUCTION This guide describes collections documenting literature, reading, and writing in the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections (LLMVC) at LSU. It includes the papers of authors, novelists, playwrights, poets, journalists, editors, critics, professors, and historians as writers . Materials in the collections include drafts of literary works (novels, short stories, essays, and plays, among other genres) correspondence, diaries, biographical sketches, research materials, galley proofs, and book reviews. "Literary works" as defined here include popular works, poetry transcribed in diaries, and other common efforts at literary expression. Collections dealing with reading and publishing are also described in this guide. Diary-writing in itself (apart from diaries that contain literature or are the diaries of literary authors) does not qualify a collection for inclusion in this guide. Other diaries will be found in the guides to plantations and women's collections. Most of the collections are from Louisiana, but there are also materials from other areas of the Lower Mississippi Valley. In addition to these resources, please see the
LSU Libraries -- Women's History of Columbus, Mississippi, and Editor of the Baptist Banner and moved to Texas in 1866 and lived there until his Butler, Louise, 18661951. Writings, 1892-1950. 685 items http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/guides/womens.html
Extractions: Chronological Index INTRODUCTION This guide describes manuscript collections documenting women's history in the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections at LSU. It includes the papers of women, women's organizations, family papers with significant bodies of women's papers in them, and other collections that document women's history in one way or another. LSU is fortunate because it collected women's papers very early, perhaps without systematically trying to do so. Women's voices, often buried in plantation collections and Civil War papers, have emerged from obscurity only in recent decades. Researchers coming to LSU can study the letters and diaries of plantation mistresses and teachers, the papers of women writers, and the papers of black women, among other sources. A number of our women's collections have been recently microfilmed by University Publications of America in its series on Southern Women and their Families, making these collections more widely accessible. Collections in this guide are listed alphabetically, with a chronological index after the alphabetical listing. Brief descriptions include references to sources for additional informationeither the
Forthcoming Books, February 1999 Translate this page Winnipeg Art GalleryExhibitions I. Hooker, Marion Nelson, 1866-1946 2. Performanceart 3. Installations (Art) I. Paillé, Louise, 1947- II Wall, Jeff, 1946- III http://collection.collectionscanada.ca/100/202/301/forthcoming/HTML/1999/99-02/e
Extractions: Society Board Members Family Histories The Archives at the Historcial Society have 80 family history books, to date. Many are published by private individuals and comprise a major part of our collection. Baergens, The - 1925-1970 - 45 years on the Prairies Bahnmann, Heinrich and Katherina (Wiens) - 1859-1974 Boehs, Jacob H. - 1858-1977 compiled by Louise Schmidt - Key names Frantz, Koehn, Ratzlaff, Schmidt, and Wedel Born, Anna - 1888-1992 Born, Wilhelm J. and Katherina (Dueckman) - 1897-1969 Bornn, Abraham and Aganetha (Janzen) - 1881-1977 - Family Record compiled by Tina Klaassen - Key names include Dyck, Hildebrand, Peters, Sawatzky, and Schapansky. Braun, Jacob John and Anna (Warkentin) - 1840-1909 compiled by Isaac and Annie Braun - 64 pages Braun, Jacob D. Braun (1826-1919)and Katherina (Funk) (1827-1920) compiled by Henry J. Braun - Key family names include Dueck, Funk, Giesbrecht, and Harder. Brown, (Braun) Anna - 1894-1984 Dueck, Klaus and Descendants - 1743-1981 compiled by J.P. Dyck - Key family names include Epp, Peters, and Thiessen Dyck, Berend and Elizabeth (Regehr) (Genealogy) 17 -1965 compiled by Kay Peters - Key names include Fast, Penner, Peters, Rempel, and Unger
Brussels Essay to living outside the protection of the 2nd Wall. The enormous Palais de Justice,18661883, by Joseph area around Square Ambriorix and Square Marie Louise. http://www.dayglow.ndirect.co.uk/work/brus/
Extractions: The physical growth of Brussels Contents Growth up to 1200 The XIIIth and XIVth centuries By this time Brussels had all the characteristics of a proper town, with six churches, five hospitals, two markets and a large, but anarchic, circulation system. The population continued to grow strongly especially along the major routes. The lower classes in the lower part of the town and the nobility and wealthy merchants in the upper town around the Coudenberg palace. By the mid XIVth century the population had increased to such an extent that it became necessary to build a second wall around the town. This wall 8km long, contained seven gates and defined the pentagon that is still clearly visible on the map of Brussels today. The area contained by this wall was large enough to satisfy the needs the town until well into the XIXth century. The land between the two walls, however, was still largely rural and was mainly used as fields, vin yards and meadows, with the Ducal forest, the Warrande, starting in the east and continuing to the south of the city outside the walls. The area along the Rue Haute became highly populated during this time and was where the majority of the city's weavers could be found. The cloth industry was of great importance to the economy of the city, and remained so until the industrial revolution. The XVth, XVIth and XVIIth centuries
LISTA DE AUTORES 18691943 Veitch, John, 1829-1894, Translator Vom Kriege, Translator W. Blaydes,Translator Wagner, Belle M. Wall, Louise (Herrick), 1866- , Editor Waller, AR http://redcultural.iespana.es/redcultural/gutenberg/autores.htm
Obituaries From The 1932 Staunton Star Times - 21 Jan 1999 9 Oct 1932 SCHUMACKER, John Joseph 15 Jun 186614 Mar Aug 1864-8 Oct 1932 STRASSBURGER*,Marie Louise 20 Oct ULLMANN, Edward Abt 1903-21 Nov 1932 Wall, Henry V http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/il/macoupin/misc/staun2-o.txt
