81. Probate Of James Marston Of Hampton, 1705 in New England dec d and left five daughters (viz) Abigal the wife of john Prescott,Ann the wife of Nathaniel prescott, and Bethia marston, Mary marston, and http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/history/probate/jamesmarston1705.htm

Basement Movie Night June 3d, 7pm View All Library Events Page updated: Probate of James Marston of Hampton, 1705 Return to probate index [Dinah Brackett, wife of John Brackett of Newcastle, renounces administration on the estate of her former husband, James Marston, May 1, 1705.] [Probate Records, vol 4, p. 64.] [Administration on the estate of James Marston of Hampton granted to Nathaniel Prescott, May 1, 1705.] [Probate Records, vol. 4, p. 290.] This Agreement made this Seaventh day of May Anno Domini 1706 between John prescott in Right of his wife Abigal, Nathan ll prescott in Right of his wife Anne, Bethia Marston Mary Marston and Lydia Marston Single women as followeth. That whereas James Marston late of Hampton in the Province of New Hampshire in New England dec d and left five daughters (viz) Abigal the wife of John Prescott, Ann the wife of Nathaniel prescott, and Bethia Marston, Mary Marston, and Lydia Marston, and Administration is Granted unto the abovenamed Nathaniel prescott It is mutually Agreed and wee the abovenamed parties, doe for our Selves our heires Exec rs and Adm rs Covenant and Agree to and with each other than the Adm r t t the mark and seal of John X prescott [seal] Nathaniel prescott [seal] Bethiah X Marston [seal] Mary X Marston [seal] Lydia X Marston [seal] in the p r of us- John Sanborn the mark of Deborah X Godfrey [Attested Sept 30, 1706; allowed, Oct. 1, 1706.]

82. Probate Records Of John Boulter Of Hampton, 1703 Warrant, May 1, 1704, authorizing Ephraim marston, john Leavitt, and SamuelChapman, Jr., all of Hampton, to receive claims against the estate.. http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/history/probate/johnboulter1703.htm

Basement Movie Night June 3d, 7pm View All Library Events Page updated: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 Probate records of John Boulter of Hampton, 1703 Return to probate index [Administration on the estate of John Boulter of Hampton granted to Bryan Door and his wife, Martha Door, formerly widow of the deceased, Dec. 14, 1703.] [Probate Records, vol. 4, p. 270.] [Warrant, Dec. 14, 1703, authorizing Abraham Drake and John Garland, both of Hampton, to appraise the estate.] [Warrant, May 1, 1704, authorizing Ephraim Marston, John Leavitt, and Samuel Chapman, Jr., all of Hampton, to receive claims against the estate.] [Report of claims against the estate, Oct. 31, 1704; signed by Samuel Chapman, Jr., and Ephraim Marston.] [Petition of Bryan Door and Martha Door, his wife, administrators, Jan. 12, 1705/6, for license to sell some of the real estate.] [Account of the distribution of the personal property, Jan. 22, 1705/6; mentions children.]

83. The Drama Of John Marston This is an invaluable collection of critical essays on the work of dramatist johnmarston. The Drama of john marston. Critical ReVisions. Edited by TF Wharton. http://uk.cambridge.org/theatre/catalogue/0521651360/

Browse Theatre Studies Catalogue American Theatre British Theatre Theatre in Europe Cambridge Studies in Modern Theatre ... General Theatre Services for Theatre Studies Cambridge Advanced Information Service Inspection copy requests Catalogue requests Quick Search Refine your search with the options below. Whole site Theatre Studies Catalogue The Drama of John Marston Critical Re-Visions Edited by T. F. Wharton Contributors Description Contents Sample Contributors T. F. Wharton, Rick Bowers, Reavley Gair, Matthew Steggle, Patrick Buckridge, Richard Scarr, William W. E. Slights, Sukanya B. Senapati, Kiernan Ryan, David Pascoe, Janet Clare, Michael Scott Description Celebrating the 400th anniversary of John Marston’s debut as a professional playwright, this collection of critical essays on his work by leading scholars in the early modern field discovers, in the de-centred, hilarious, but unsettling work of this idiosyncratic Renaissance dramatist, an uncannily post-modern voice. Always at odds with his contemporaries, the censor and sometimes his own audience, Marston is shown to be a deeply conflicted figure but the qualities which estranged him from previous critical eras are precisely those that are now instantly accessible. This volume’s essays, the themes of which coincide both in contemporary currents in literary theory and criticism and in the plays of John Marston, reveal at every turn the full extent of his ambiguity towards politics, gender and the very medium he wrote for and in. Chapter Contents Introduction T. F. Wharton; 1. John Marston at the ‘Mart of Woe’: absurb spectacle in Antonio’s Revenge Rick Bowers; 2. John Marston: a theatrical perspective Reavley Gair; 3. ‘Whatsoe’r Your Fantasy Swims On’: varieties of fantasy in What You Will Matthew Steggle; 4. Safety in fiction: recreational strategies for readers and audiences in the work of John Marston Patrick Buckridge; 5. ‘Divine Ejaculatories’: sexual punning and double entendre in The Dutch Courtesan and The Insatiate Countess Richard Scarr; 6. Masturbatory Marston William W. E. Slights; 7. Homosocial ambiguity, hetoresexual terror, and the subversion of patriarchy in John Marston’s plays Sukanya B. Senapati; 8. The Malcontent: hunting the letter Kiernan Ryan; 9. ‘The Market of her Ware’: debit and credit in The Dutch Courtesan David Pascoe; 10. ‘To Err is Fit’: Marston’s The Malcontent T. F. Wharton; 11. Marston and censorship Janet Clare; 12. Ill-mannered Marston Michael Scott.

84. Genealogy Data Page 4 (Family Pages) Oakland Co,Michigan d. 24 MAR 1904 Greenville,Montcalm Co,MichiganParents Father Riley, john III Mother marston, Ruth. Children http://members.cox.net/bmazurek/f_3.html

Genealogy Data Page 4 (Family Pages) Back to Main Page Rule, Mary Ann b. 5 JAN 1845 England d. 29 SEP 1924 Family: Spouse: Bonds, John b. 28 APR 1843 England d. 16 SEP 1924 Children: Bonds, Mildred Bonds, Nellie (Ellen) Bonds, Albert Bonds, Frederick J. Bonds, Joseph Henry (II) b. 1 AUG 1874 Franklin,,Houghton,Michigan d. 22 MAY 1901 Houghton,MI Bonds, William John Bonds, Lillie b. 1870 Michigan Bonds, Mary E. b. 1879 Michigan d. 21 OCT 1894 Houghton,MI Bonds, Joseph Henry (I) b. 23 JUN 1872 Michigan d. 15 APR 1874 Franklin,Houghton,Michigan Bonds, Lizzie b. 13 SEP 1888 Houghton,MI d. FEB 1891 Houghton,MI Back to Main Page Hogen, Vance Family: Marriage:4 MAY 2002 Ann Arbor,MI Spouse: Mazurek, Paulette Kay b. 11 MAR 1952 Ontonagon,MI Parents: Father: Mazurek, Casimir Joseph Mother: Yanasak, Anna Helen Back to Main Page Riddell, C. Kathryn L. b. 1881 MI d. 1970 Parents: Father: Riddell, John M. Mother: Dickson, Catherine Rose Family: Marriage:16 JUN 1909 Greenville,Montcalm Co.,Michigan Spouse: Riley, Claude Dexter b. 24 APR 1879 Farmington,Oakland Co,Michigan

85. Childrens Troupes - Repertory Of Plays Antonio and Mellida john marston (15991600). Antonio s Revenge john marston(1599-1600). Jack Drum s Entertainment attributed to john marston (1600). http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/childrep.htm

REPERTORIES OF CHILDREN'S ACTING COMPANIES The Children of Paul's The Marriage of Wit and Science (1567-668), The Contention Between Liberality and Prodigality (1567-68), Iphigenia: (1571-72). Lost Play, The History of Error (1576-77). Lost Play. Titus and Gisippus (1576-77). Lost Play. The Marriage of Mind and Measure (1578-79). Lost Play. Scipio Africanus (1579-80). Lost Play. Pompey (1580-81). Lost Play. Cupid and Psyche (ca. 1580-82). Lost Play. Campaspe: John Lyly (1580-84). Sapho and Phao: John Lyly (1582-84). Agamemnon and Ulysses (1584-85). Lost Play. Gallathea: John Lyly (1585-88). Endymion: John Lyly (ca. 1587-88). Mother Bombie: John Lyly (1587-90). Midas: John Lyly (1589-90). The Woman in the Moon: John Lyly (1590-95). Love's Metamorphosis: John Lyly (date?). The Maids Metamorphosis. (1597?-1600). The Wisdom of Doctor Dodypoll (1597?-1600). Antonio and Mellida: John Marston (1599-1600). Antonio's Revenge: John Marston (1599-1600). Jack Drum's Entertainment: attributed to John Marston (1600).

86. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection To the lobby of the Internet Public Library. Online Literary CriticismCollection. john marston (1575 1634). Criticism about john marston. http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/ref/litcrit/litcrit.out.pl?au=mar-770

87. THEATRICALITY IN VENUS AND ADONIS AND ITS STAGING IN GERMANY (1994-1998) Translate this page 7) Drugs. 2) marston, john. 5) Rowley, William. 8) Source criticism. 3) Webster,john. 7) Pharmacopée. 2) marston, john. 5) Rowley, William. 8) Critique des sources. http://alor.univ-montp3.fr/CERRA/cahiers.web/CE.CONTENTS/CE.ABSTRACTS/ce.abstrac

Katherine Armstrong Possets, pills and poisons: Physicking the Female Body in Early Seventeenth-Century Drama No. 61 (April 2002), pp. 43-56 INDEX TERMS 1) Drama 4) Middleton, Thomas 7) Drugs 2) Marston, John 5) Rowley, William 8) Source criticism 3) Webster, John 6) Gender The Malcontent The Duchess of Malfi The Changeling (1623). Whenever women in these plays come into contact with drugs, whether involuntarily or by choice, the results are unpredictable and dangerous, reflecting fears about the inadequacy of contemporary epistemologies to explain, control or contain female sexuality. Indeed, these epistemologies, the new science of empiricism and the old science of the occult, are actually gendered as female in contemporary discourse, since like women they are considered apt to cozen and mislead. Furthermore, male playwrights typically seek to assuage the misogynistic fears raised by the juxtaposition of women and drugs in their plays by representing the female body itself as a kind of poisonous substance which must be expunged in order to effect the catharsis on which the resolutions of their tragedies depend. (KA) No. 61 (April 2002), pp. 43-56

88. Marston Magna, Somerset - Marriages 1562 To 1753 HACKER, john, WOTTON, Agnes, marston Magna, 23 06 1565, COWE, john, DUFFE,Agnes, marston Magna, 12 06 1567, ADDAMS, john, WATEL, Blanche, marston Magna,22 11 1573, http://www.westcountrygenealogy.com/somerset/marston_magna_marriages.htm

Marston Magna Marriages 1562 to 1753 The following transcripts of the Marston Magna Marriages were kindly provided by Patricia Westwood Grooms Surname First Name His Parish Brides Surname First Name Her Parish Parish Date Notes BARBER Walter HAGGARD Elizabeth Marston Magna WASON Thomas HIGDON Johan Marston Magna WOTTON John XXX his wife Margarett Marston Magna HIGDON Peter PANKE Edith Marston Magna HACKER John WOTTON Agnes Marston Magna COWE John DUFFE Agnes Marston Magna HIGDON William GIBINGS Johan Marston Magna CLENCHE Thomas BARBER Gillian Marston Magna CRINNOCK Walter TOTTERDELL Johan Marston Magna HIGDON Peter HODGES Anne Marston Magna HIGDON Walter NOKE Elmer Marston Magna WATERMAN Edward COLEVILE Johan Marston Magna CAGGELL Nicholas CLENCH Alice Marston Magna ANDIE Trustim HALE Alice Marston Magna COPLE Giles PARKER Elizabeth Marston Magna MILBORNE Triston WILLIN Margarett Marston Magna WATERMAN William GILBERT Johanna Marston Magna ADDAMS John WATEL Blanche Marston Magna HIGDON Richard PERRYE Bridgett Marston Magna CHAMPYON Thomas GOODSONNE Jane Marston Magna MILES John GIFFORD Kathryn Marston Magna CLENCH Agnes Marston Magna CUTLER Johan Marston Magna RAYMENT Agnes Marston Magna HURFORD John CUTLER Anne Marston Magna CLENCH Thomas NEWFORD Elizabeth Marston Magna WASON Ffrancis BARBER Johan Marston Magna MARCHANT William BARBER Christian Marston Magna POOLE Thomas WASON Julyann Marston Magna LANGDON John BARBER Johan Marston Magna GOVER Robbt.

89. John Morgan, Ted Marston, Frederick Munday, Robert Moss, Madeleine Malisch, Ian A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z http://www.servicepals.com/archive/M/

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90. John Marston - Alcheringa Gallery john marston Coast Salish Northwest Coast john marston (b. 1978) has had the greatadvantage throughout his whole life of being surrounded by many skilled http://www.alcheringa-gallery.com/artists.html?do=view&artist=57

91. [EMLS 2.2 (August 1996): 4.1-12] Reassessing The Use Of Doubling In Marston's An Notes. 1. All citations, unless otherwise stated, are from The Selected Playsof john marston (1986). marston, john. Antonio and Mellida . Ed. GK Hunter. http://www.humanities.ualberta.ca/emls/02-2/kahamars.html

Reassessing the Use of Doubling in Marston's Antonio and Mellida Jeffrey Kahan vortiger@odyssee.net Kahan, Jeffrey. "Reassessing the Use of Doubling in Marston's Antonio and Mellida ." Early Modern Literary Studies http://purl.oclc.org/emls/02-2/kahamars.html Scholars have long pointed out that doubling is a prime feature of Antonio and Mellida . The feature is even mentioned in the text. In the Induction to the play, the actor playing Alberto states that "The necessity of the play forceth me to act two parts: Andrugio the distressed Duke of Genoa, and Alberto a Venetian gentleman enamoured on the Lady Rossaline . . ." (Induction 21-24). But recent scholars of the play are mistaken in believing that this isolated instance of doubling is proof of its widespread practice within the entire play. Moreover, the play's lack of doubling may yield valuable insights concerning Marston's company, the Paul's Children. In a recent of the study of the Paul's Children, Reavley Gair points out that the Antonio and Mellida begins with eight boys discussing their parts. According to Gair, "They must double some parts" (Gair

92. John Leslie Marston (Jack) - A Memography john Leslie marston (Jack). 1913 1993. A Son s Memography. Ancestors.Before going overseas in 1976 I heard that if going to England http://pl.net/people/alan/dad.html

John Leslie Marston (Jack) A Son's Memography Ancestors Before going overseas in 1976 I heard that if going to England it was handy to have proof that a Grandparent was born in England. I knew my Grandfather on Dad's side fell into this category so I got a series of official copies of birth and marriage certificates. From these are deduced the following ancestory. John Leslie Marston was born in Dunedin on the 2nd of September 1913 to Annie Mary Jane Marston (nee Smith) aged 29 and her husband George Ernest Marston, Wireworker, aged 31. George Ernest Marston was the son of John Marston, Iron Plate Worker and Fanny Marston (nee Stephens) of Bethnal Green in the County of Middlesex and was born on the 8th of July 1882 at 4 Baudon Road. It is interesting to note that Jack's occupation was Boilermaker and that one of his sons, Jim, became a Fitter and Turner. The iron working trades was carried on for 4 generations as was the names John and Ernest in the youngest son of Jack - Jon Ernest Marston. I inherited the name Leslie as my middle name. Jim, the eldest son appears to have got Jim from Jack's brother and Robert from Mom's brother. Alan was imported new from I don't know where. 1913 To 1946 Jack Marston grew up in various locations from North Dunedin to South Dunedin, as the family shifted several time in this period. St Kilda, where the Marston family finally settled was the most heavily populated part of New Zealand and a staunch working class area dominated by the Hillside Railway Workshops to the West, the shopping area to the North, St Kilda and St Clair Beaches to the East and the hills of South Dunedin to the South. Jack was the second of three sons and the youngest child a daughter; in order Ernie, Jack, Jim and Maire. That's Jack on the left in the photo below.

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