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Captains Of The Civil War: A Chronicle Of The Blue And The Gray
All afloat; a chronicle of craft and waterways. by William Wood. by Wood. William Charles Henry. 1864-1947., 1914-01-01
The winning of Canada a chronicle of Wolfe by William Wood. by Wood. William Charles Henry. 1864-1947., 1915-01-01
The great fortress; a chronicle of Louisbourg. 1720-1760. by Wil by Wood. William Charles Henry. 1864-1947., 1915-01-01
The father of British Canada; a chronicle of Carleton. by Willia by Wood. William Charles Henry. 1864-1947., 1916-01-01
Captains of the civil war; a chronicle of the blue and the gray by Wood William Charles Henry 1864-1947, 1921-01-01
Elizabethan sea-dogs; a chronicle of Drake and his companions. b by Wood. William Charles Henry. 1864-1947., 1920-01-01
In the heart of old Canada by William Charles Henry, 1864-1947 Wood, 2009-10-26
The fight for Canada. A naval and military sketch from the history of the great imperial war by William Charles Henry, 1864-1947 Wood, 2009-10-26

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K DATA002
1884 SHAW Elizabeth b1833 WILSON Christopher Wood Richard Family Sydney Brian1947 HANCOCK William Sydney 1975 1970 KENNEDY Robert Charles 19021984
http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/162/e162k002.htm
Families Index.
Charles M. SAUL (18571932) Mary A. NASH (1860 William Aaron Aaron WINGO (1890-1977) Vella M. SHOCKLEY John L. Wood (1834-?) Nancy NASH (1840-1929) (IL
http://www.echoalpha.com/genealogy/fam/
Richard Senior S Family History Census
Married, 26, Plasterer, Leeds, Thomas Wood SENIOR (1865 36, Builder and Contractor,Pontefract, Charles WILCOCK (1854 Son, Unmarried, 2, null, null, William WILCOCK (1889*).
http://www.r-senior.demon.co.uk/ftree/data/census_1891.html

Extractions: openPage("Census", "Friday 31 May 2002"); Criteria: and year in (1891) Note that these census transcriptions, while typically showing complete households, may sometimes not include non-family members, especially servants at the address on census night. NAME RELATION CONDITION AGE OCCUPATION BORN LINK SENIOR, John Head Married Plasterer Leeds John SENIOR (1839*-) SENIOR, Fanny Wife Married null Leeds Frances SENIOR nee WOOD (1842*-) SENIOR, Fanny Daur Unmarried Machinist Leeds Fanny SENIOR (1870*-) SENIOR, Ellen Daur Unmarried null Leeds Nelly SENIOR (1872*-) SENIOR, Frank Son Unmarried Plasterer's Apprentice Leeds Frank SENIOR (1875*-) SENIOR, Christopher Son Unmarried Printer's Apprentice Leeds Christopher SENIOR (1877*-) SENIOR, Harry Son Unmarried Scholar Leeds Harry SENIOR (1882*-1940*) SENIOR, Martha Daur Unmarried Scholar Leeds Martha SENIOR (1884*-) SENIOR, Earnest S Son Unmarried Scholar Leeds Earnest Stabler SENIOR (1887*-) NAME RELATION CONDITION AGE OCCUPATION BORN LINK SENIOR, Thomas Wood
Newman Name Society Chronicle April 1998
in London, Yeovil also Chelsfield, Kent of Abbey Wood, Kent * Charles NEWMAN William NEWMAN (1700) - , matriculated from Wadham College, Oxford 11 JUL 1718
http://www.newman-family-tree.net/Newman-Name-Soc-Chronicle-p2413.html

Extractions: reproduced with the kind permission of the Newman Name Society, Wayne Newman and Tony Newman, then editor of the Newman Chronicle Thank you for your letter of almost four months ago. I have now joined the Newman Name Society and have received via Mrs. E. Webb the Newman Genealogical Register, Newman Chronicle and Bulletin. All of which has been both impressive and very interesting reading. I must confess my original enquiry came from my wife, who is by far the more experienced and dedicated researcher in our household and able to trace one strain of her lineage beyond AD 1000. Fiona is the New Zealand 'post box' for enquiries to the Talbot Society. Through her interest in such one-name societies she became aware of your existence and wrote an enquiry over my signature. As she said, my research into my Newman forebears had reached an impasse at James Newman, born about 1771. Before going into that, however, I should probably give you some better idea of the background, starting with me and going back in the usual manner. The initials stand for Wayne Dexter, born 1960, 'only son and heir' of Clarence Newman, born 1906. In the usual way I waited until both parents were dead before undertaking any real research, but I started with the information that my father was the illegitimate son of a "Doctor Newman of Wellington, a very prominent and intelligent man". This bit of family lore was given to my father by his adopted mother only a few months before her death in 1936. For the next 50 years, apart from a certain prejudice against the medical profession, he exhibited absolutely no curiosity about his natural parents.
HMC | NRA | Persons Beginning RO
Nicholas (16141685) Naturalist (3) Wood, Robert (1 Lord Chancellor (6) Rolfe, StricklandCharles Edward Neville of Heacham (3) Rolfe, William Henry (1778-1859
http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personRO.htm
Cemeteries Of Ontario, Canada - Cemetery Transcriptions - Page 6
In Memory of. Harry Trevor Wood, beloved son of Gladys Wayne Wood. born Feb. (otherside). Private Charles C. Sullivan. 5, 1973. William D. Bertrim 1862 - 1935.
http://members.rogers.com/gaylesennott/cemeteries6.html

Extractions: Parham Village Cemetery Parham, Hinchinbrooke Township, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada Complete transcript - August 2001 NOTE: Most of these stones are very old and some are quite hard to read. Please don't use these transcripts as your final resource - there may be mistakes !! var site="s11ebone" William Hamilton born July 17, 1838 - died Feb. 11, 1928 his wife Eliza Swerbrick born May 15, 1852 - died Dec. 25, 1935 Thomas H. Hamilton born Oct. 6, 1877 - died Dec. 26, 1903 (back side of stone) William A. Hamilton - 1883 - 1969 Benjamin Hamilton - 1881 - 1973 James William Bradshaw - 1852 - 1926 Jane Stinson - 1859 - 1926 Their daughter, Jane - 1888 - 1930 Ethel E. Bradshaw, daughter of J.W. and J. Bradshaw George Bradshaw - 1824 - 1894 Margaret Freame , wife of George Bradshaw - died Dec. 28, 1888 Also, their son, Thomas - born Aug. 17, 1848 - died Oct. 22, 1870 (wife's name was extremely hard to read and may not be correct) Howes Nigel Boyce - Aug. 28, 1910 - Feb. 3, 1981 his wife, Jewel Edna Thompson - March 7, 1909 - Apr. 27, 1988
Templeman - United Church Cemetery
DOWDING, David, William, husband and father, husband of Shirley, Dec DOWDING, Henry,April 1st 1914, Who died at the Charles, Seaman, 27 July 1971, Charles HOWELL Seaman
http://ngb.chebucto.org/Cemetery/bb002.shtml

Extractions: As always, confirm these, as you would any other source material. Templeman - United Church Cemetery SIR NAME FIRST NAME SECOND NAME RELATION BORN DIED ERECTED BY MEMO FIELD BLACKMORE Carrie M. Hancock wife of Gordon A. Forever remembered. Also husband Gordon A. Blackmore BLACKMORE Gordon A. husband of Carrie M. living Forever remembered. Also wife Carrie M. Hancock. BLACKMORE Mary wife of Peter June 7,1968 Aged 72 years DOWDING Alexander husband of Theresa DOWDING Oct. 18.1923 Aged 28 y's 3m's. Dearest husband thou left us. Gone to be at rest. O how I miss my darling husband no friend on earth can tell. From this earth Christ has called me to leave my wife and children all. But in Jesus I am resting safe upon that golden DOWDING David William husband and father husband of Shirley Dec 19 1970 his wife , son and daughter
Arizona Cultural Inventory Project
Wood, Charles Morgan (d.1927) Manuscripts Arizona history. Wood, Leonard(18601927) Fort Huachuca report. Woodley, William J. Business records.
http://cip.lib.az.us/RepositoryData.asp?repoid=581
Marc
TITLE Wheelchair philosophy / by John Leonard Cole; introduction by William ValentineKelley. PUBLISHER New York, W. Wood company,. Charles C. Thomas,.
http://www.nc3r.org/efa/marc.html

Extractions: AUTHOR: Greenslet, Ferris, 1875-1959 TITLE: The life of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. PUBLISHER: Boston : Houghton, Mifflin, DATE: DESCRIPTION: xi, 303 p. : ill., ports., facsims ; 23 cm. NOTES: Bibliography: p. [261]-292. NOTES: UMES REC SUBJECT: Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907. LC CARD NBR: CEFL +VOA+ 921/Ald +VOA+ A365a +VOA+ Main A365a AUTHOR: Packard, Edward Newman, 1883- TITLE: Artificial pneumothorax; its practical application in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. Contributions by Saranac Lake physicians to the studies of the Trudeau Foundation. Editorial committee: Edward N. Packard [and others] PUBLISHER: DATE: DESCRIPTION: 300 p. ill. SUBJECT: Pneumothorax, Artificial SUBJECT: Tuberculosis, Pulmonarytherapy CO-AUTHOR: Trudeau Foundation. CEFL +VOA+ A791 AUTHOR: Baldwin, Edward R. (Edward Robinson), 1864-1947. TITLE: Tuberculosis, bacteriology, pathology and laboratory diagnosis, with sections on immunology, epidemiology, prophylaxis and experimental therapy, by Edward R. Baldwin, S.A. Petroff and Leroy S. Gardner. PUBLISHER: DATE: DESCRIPTION: 342 p. illus., 4 col. pl. 25 cm.
Newfoundland GenWeb Census Data - Bonavista Bay - Bonavista Bay North District -
Dowding, David, William, husband and father, husband of Shirley, Dec Dowding, Henry,April 1st 1914, Who died at the Charles, Seaman, 27 July 1971, Charles Howell Seaman
http://www.genweb.ca/nfdata/070/headstone/4/templeman_uc.htm

Extractions: Templeman is a small fishing village situated along the rocky coastline of Bonavista Bay North. The United Church Cemetery is located on the main highway, within the settlement. It is fenced and reasonably groomed. It is situated in or very near a bog, and much of the ground is very wet. The inscriptions were read, recorded and transcribed by , 1999. While we have endeavored to be as correct as humanly possible, there could be some typographical errors. If you should find any errors or have other inscriptions to add, then please contact us among the list of contributors
Index
Russell Clarence (1889 1963) Slyman Wood (1831 - ?) Unnamed ?) William Dean WilliamJoseph (1907 - ?) GRANRUDE Duane Edmund GRANT Charles Joseph (1906
http://mckague.com/genealogy/cavan/WC_IDX/IDX001.HTM

Extractions: A B C D ... Z ABELING Unknown ABSHIRE Adrienne Allen W. Amielle ACHEN Graham Sheila Susan Tina Louise ... Unknown ACKERMAN Alta Hilda May ACRE Steven AITCHISON Benjamin James Shelley AJOS Tessie ALDRED Kathleen ALEX Debbie Joanne Jack Jackie Dianne ALEXANDER Celia Ann Charles Donald Gregg ... Robert ALISON Juanita ALLAN Andrew Charles ALLEN Elizabeth Jane Josephine ALLIN Ruth ALLISON Lena AMBLER Gillian Mary AMES Gertrude ANDERSEN Borghild ANDERSON P.T. Peter Richard Viola Marie ANDRUS Annie Eva Arthur Hercules Arthur Russell Benjamin Hardy ... Winnifred Blanch ANGEBRANDT Lori Lorraine Rose ANGEBRANDT-EVANS Jake Mathew John ANGEBRANDT-MOSIG Holly Briana ARCHER Dan Helen ARCHIBALD Bruce ARMANN Clement ARMITAGE Brittany Elizabeth Cole Christopher Donald Francis William Donald ARMSTRONG Adaline Ashley D. Clara Elizabeth M. ... William ARNOLD Melinda ARTHUR Gordon Greta James James Charles ... Kathleen Ruth ASBURY Emmaline ASH Allen Brenda Lynne Clarence Eva May ... William James ASHBY Alma Elva Verna William AUCOIN Bernie AUSMAN Jennette Samuel AVERY Clifford Hilton BABCOCK Arthur Arthur BACON Richard Ricky Tina BADE David Timothy BAGG Fred Graham Wayne Wendell Mark BAILEY John Reston BAKER Cole Bradley Jim BALKWILL Arthur Cyrus Clarence Cyrus David ... William BALL John C.
WebGED: Central MO Familes Data Page
Roe, William Bill (~1890 ) - male b. ABT 1890 Thomas Clark (~1851 - 1929) motherWood, Tabitha (~1865 Roedel, Charles (~1884 - ) - male b. ABT 1884 father
http://www.jerrhald.org/wgm103.html
WebGED: Central MO Familes Data Page
b. 29 OCT 1824 in , Henry Co, Virginia d ABT 1870 child Jackson, WilliamWood (1871 - 1941 1874 - ~1897) child Jackson, Charles Edward Edd
http://www.jerrhald.org/wgm30.html
American Riekes
Kellie Wood. ..5 Velma RIEKE. 6William HOERNER. ..Charles SCHAEFER 1871 1961.
http://members.aol.com/GScott113/AmRieke.html

Extractions: Sorry about the spacing. I couldn't get it to behave - again!) Descendants of Arend Heinrich Rieke (Those with a in front of their names did not come to America.) 1 Arend Henrich RIEKE 1793 - 1841 ..+Christine Caroline KROPP 1798 - 1862 .........2 Heinrich Hans Herman RIEKE 1819 - 1864 ..........2 Arend Heinrich Friedrich RIEKE Abt. 1820 - 1880 .........2 Luise Friederike Caroline RIEKE 1822 - 1876 ..............+Hans H. KORF 1811 - .........2 Louise Wilhelmine RIEKE 1823 - 1832 ..........2 Christine Louise (Louisa) RIEKE 1824 - 1898 ..............+Henry KAMPERT 1821 - 1912 .....................3 Henry KAMPERT 1850 - 1895 .........................+Hannah MEINERS 1855 - 1933 ................................4 Addie KAMPERT ....................................+Herb HOMUTH ............................................5 Chester HOMUTH ................................................+Doris CANFIELD ................................*2nd Husband of Addie Kampert: ....................................+Victor RIEKE
AIM25: King's College London College Archives: King's College Hospital Case Note
other notes, 18631889, of John Wood, Professor of School; notes, 1909-1920, of DrWilliam Aldren Turner Surgeon; cases, 1920-1921, of Charles Jennings Marshall
http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=822&inst_id=6
Robert Schauffler Correspondence, Index Of Correspondents A-L
3.1 Henderson, Edward3.1 Henderson, WJ (William James), 1855 3.1 Hill, Hugh3.1Hill, Nobel Wood3.1 Hirschmann 188519703.4 Kidder, Charles Holland3.4
http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/schauffler.corr1.html
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery UZ
WEIDMAN, Wallace E., son of Charles Hattie 19051905. WHITE, William B.-1842-1914 MaryWOOD, his wife-May 23, 1899-Dec 3, 1973. WILLMAN, Agnes, see STEVENS.
http://www.bettyfink.com/mtp005.htm

Extractions: U- Z UDELL Ethel, see WOOD VALIANT Charles-d. 1945 Marilla NORTH, his wife-1882-1957 VALIANT Peter-d. 1938 Anna, his wife-d. Nov 21, 1898, age 44 VALIANT VAN AERNAM Aurelia S., wife of Elias-d. Apr 27, 1874, age 26 yrs., 4 mos., 28 days VAN ALSTINE Hannah Rebecca, wife of William H. d. Mar 28, 1861, age 25 yrs., 2 mos., 21 days VAN ALSTINE Hannah, see CROUNSE VAN AUKEN Alanson-Mar 21, 1806 - Oct 1, 1901 Sophie M., his wife-d. Feb 15, 1855, age 25 yrs., 10 days VAN AUKEN Anna K., see SIMMONS VAN AUKEN Frank-1859-1954 Angie COMSTOCK, his wife-1850-1933 VAN AUKEN Ida May, see HALL VAN AUKEN Sarah, see DAVIDSON VAN AUKEN William B., MD1891-1972 Sarah Ann MEACHEM, his wife-1892-1961 VAN DENBURGH Garret T.-1789 - 1851 Frances BROOKS, his wife-1791 - 1830 VAN DENBURGH Agnes, see VAN WIE VANDERBILT William-1878-1945 Harriett, his wife-1877-1956 VANDER POEL Albert-1855-1930 Amanda HOTALING, his wife-1860-1953 VAN DERZEE John-d. Aug 7, 1855, age 25 yrs., 4 mos., 6 days
Ward Family
Sister Phoebe Clark s children, Mary Wood, Rachel Thompson, Grace Children of CharlesS. Ward and Mamie Detrick Jean O Moran (19252003), s/o William Moran (1884
http://www.fmoran.com/ward.html

Extractions: According to the Ward family history, the Wards of Connecticut and New Jersey are descended from Robert Ward of Houghton Pavoa, Northampton, England. Robert Ward married Isabel Stapley of Dunchurch, County Warwick, England and named their son, James. James married Anna or Alice Fawkes of Dunchurch. Their children: Stephen, Isabel, George and Lawrence Their son, Stephen Ward, who was born about 1585, married Joyce Trafford of Lucestershire, England about 1607. After Stephen's death, his widow Joyce Ward moved to New England with her sons Anthony, John, William, and Robert in 1630. They settled in Wethersfield, Connecticut in 1635, where Joyce Ward died in 1640. Joyce Ward's Will and Inventory Record English Origins of American Colonists , by J. Henry Lea and J. R. Hutchinson, pg. 105 - The JOYCE WARD, widow, of Wethersfield, Conn., was most probably NOT identical with JOYCE the wife of Stephen Ward of Northampton town in England, the mother of the testator according to the Visitation pedigree already cited, as the children named by her in her will do not at all agree with those of Joyce (Trafford) Ward of Northampton who was almost certainly the mother of the Emigrant and his brother Ambrose, mentioned in the above will of Richard of Paxton. Yet it is noteworthy that it is stated by Judge Adams in his manuscript that "The late ex. Governor Marcus L. Ward of New Jersey said that he was a descendant of the widow Joyce Ward of Wethersfield and that her husband's name was Stephen and that he died in England. It seems incredible that there could have been two Stephens each with a wife Joyce at the same period and this part of the pedigree will demand the strictest scrutiny.
Pleasant Ridge Cemetry, Milton Twp.
1874March 27, 1895 Davis, Clarence Wood Coke, 1891-1957 7, 1884 Lyon, CharlesH., 1875-1957 Lyon, Edwin G June 24, 1897, age 85 yrs Lyon, William A., Jan
http://myindianahome.net/gen/jeff/records/cemetery/milpr.html

Extractions: A hand-written history in the back of the churchs record book says that home meetings of the Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church began in 1839 under circuit rider Monroe Hayes. A building of hewn logs was erected on the farm owned by Charles H. and Edwin G. Lyon in 1843. The church moved to property owned by John and Matilda Gray. The Grays deeded t his land to church trustees, Isaac Painter, Isaac Moler, James Fagg and John Gray on Aug. 15, 1849 (Jefferson Co. Deed Book 5 p. 280.) The property is located in the SE1/4 SW1/4 Section 27 Twp. 4N Range 11E. The building was remodeled in 1901 and was dedicated in November of that year. The church burned in 1928 was reconstructed on the site. The church is still active, although the congregation is quite small. In July 2001, the churchs attendance was reported as five for each of the two pervious Sundays. Information added from other sources is given in brackets. [ ] Inscriptions that are on stones are listed in quotation marks, . with the exception that ages and information indicating that a person is a son, daughter, or wife of another person are copied from the stones without adding punctuation. Two or more names inscribed on the same stone are indicated by having the names follow a single surname. Question marks are given after a number whose reading is uncertain.
USP/SIBi - DEDALUS
Wood.
http://dedalus.usp.br:4500/ALEPH/POR/USP/USP/DEDALUS/FIND-ACC/2486904

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