41. Santa Rosa Range 28W Santa Rosa County, Florida. Reconstructed Tract Book. RANGE 28W Bishop JOSEPH F 6989 H 1890 1902/05/01 S/SW 8 3N 28W STEWART SAMUEL 14231 C 1860/04/02 NE/NW 8 3N 28W BEASLEY Nathaniel 17196 H http://www.db229.com/tracts/sant-28w.htm

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42. Pioneer Cemetery BEAN James M 18231874, Bishop Celia A 1860, BODINE John 1854 George B 1850 John DPH. 1855 Elerena FA 1887, UTTERBACK Sylvia Beatrice 1893-1897 Nathaniel L. 1889 http://www.rootsweb.com/~momonroe/pioneer.htm

Pioneer Cemetery Back to Monroe County The first cemetery established at Paris was just north of the railroad. There are approximately 200 graves in it that are still marked by headstones. The city has had the stones reset in concrete and the grounds have been cleaned up and a fence eected around them to prevent trespassing. Many names famous in early Monroe County history are to be found in this old burial place. This article was published by the newspaper "The Appeal" and it attempts to give as complete as possible list of those buried in this old cemetery. Some stones indicate a single date and that is the death date. Published: Monroe Missouri Appeal, November 8, 1929 [A-B] [C-D] [E-G] [H-K] ... [W-Y] A-B ADAMS George 1830 George 1798-1865 Eleanor 1808-1890 W. Raleigh 1894 Mary 1801-1878 Othe 1865 Mary E. 1833-1878 ADAMS Sarah Ann 1835-1871 Thomas H. 1840-1893 Mary 1842-1912 Samuel W. 1837-1909 Sarah S. 1850-1922 Leona 1896-1928 George 1865 ALLEN Henry 1853 ALLISON John H 1905 ALLGAIER A son of C.A. 1861

43. Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Nathaniel 1784 7 SEP 1860 PV003 Bishop Nathaniel S. - 30 F 1952 - 24 JUL 1975 RI001Bishop(?) HANNAH - EP003 30 SEP 1873 PV001 BLACKBURN ARTHUR H 1895c - 4 http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/cemetery038.html

The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index Find the Cemetery Name and Location for the Number To find a name use the "Find in This Page" function of your browser; Cntrl+F Last Name First Name (Maiden) Birth Death Cemetery# Return to the Rhode Island Cemeteries Database Index Page Go To The Next Cemetery Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/ Susan White Pieroth

44. WebGED: Denison Family File Data Page spouse Bishop, Lucy Ann Allen (1823 1881 1770 - ) - female spouse Champlin, Nathaniel(~1766 - 1836) child Chesebrough, Lewis H (~1880 - ) -child http://www.chesebro.net/wgi37.html

previous go to surnames Frink, Hannah - female b. 1815 in Preston, New London County, CT father: Frink, David (~1780 - ) mother: Stanton, Martha (1783 - ) spouse: Frink, Edmund (~1811 - ) - m. ABT 1837 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, CT Frink, Harriet A - female b. 6 SEP 1811 in Stonington, New London County, CT father: Frink, William Stanton Sr (1762 - 1852) mother: Downer, Wealthy Ann (1769 - ) spouse: Kimball, Nathan Pride (1812 - 1884) - m. 22 FEB 1837 in Preston, New London County, CT child: Kimball, Harriet Frances (1839 - ) child: Kimball, Washington Irving (1853 - ) Frink, Henry Jr, (Twin) - male b. 27 NOV 1774 in Stonington, New London County, CT d. 10 DEC 1774 in Stonington, New London County, CT father: Frink, Henry Sr (1749 - 1810) mother: Palmer, Desire (1753 - 1789) Frink, Henry Sr - male b. 14 FEB 1748/49 in Stonington, New London County, CT d. 31 AUG 1810 in Milton, Saratoga County, NY father: mother: Stanton, Mary (1716 - ) 1. Henry removed to Milton, Saratoga County, New York after the death ofhis first wife where he remarried. spouse: Palmer, Desire (1753 - 1789)

45. WebGED: Denison Family File Data Page 1827 ) -child Brown, Abby H (~1830 - ) -child 1808) childPhelps, Harriet Bishop (1813 - ) CT father Brown, Nathaniel Sr (1719 http://www.chesebro.net/wgi8.html

previous go to surnames Billings, Franklin Noble - male b. 1898 d. 1903 father: Billings, Franklin Swift (1862 - ) mother: Vail, Bessie Hewitt (1869 - 1917) Billings, Franklin Swift - male b. 1862 1. Franklin was governor of Vermont 1925 and 1926. spouse: Vail, Bessie Hewitt (1869 - 1917) child: Billings, Elizabeth Swift (1893 - ) child: Billings, Franklin Noble (1898 - 1903) child: Billings, Nancy (1905 - ) Billings, George - male b. 16 JUL 1807 in Preston, New London County, CT father: Billings, Theophilus (1773 - ) mother: Whipple, Ethelinda (~1779 - ) Billings, George - male b. ABT 1850 in New York d. AFT 1902 1. George was from Auburn, New York. spouse: - m. ABT 1870 in New York Billings, George Warren - male b. 9 DEC 1803 in Stonington, New London County, CT d. 14 FEB 1873 in Stonington, New London County, CT unmarried father: Billings, Gilbert Sr (1768 - r0928) mother: Swan, Lucy (1770 - 1854) Billings, Gilbert - male b. 15 SEP 1744 in Stonington, New London County, CT father: Billings, Ebenezer Iii (1711 - 1759) mother: Billings, Gilbert Jr

46. Theatrical Names Beery, Wallace, Mr. Behrman, SN, (Samuel Nathaniel), Mr., b.1893, dramatist. Bishop,Thomas, Mr. Bostock, Thomas H, Mr., b.1899, theatre manager. http://library.kent.ac.uk/library/special/html/specoll/nameb.htm

TEMPLEMAN LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS : THEATRE COLLECTIONS BACKSTAGE LIST OF THEATRICAL NAMES Click here for names beginning with:- A C D E ... Z Babbage, Wilfred, Mr. Babette Bach, Reginald, Mr., 1886-1941, actor and producer Bacon, Irving, Mr. Bacon, Mai, Miss, b.1898, actress Baddeley, Angela, Miss, 1904-1976, actress Baddeley, Clinton, Mr., actor Baddeley, Hermione, Miss, 1906-1986, actress Bailey, Claude, Mr. Bailey, John, Mr. Bailey, Lionel, Mr. Baily, Dulcie, Miss Bain, David, Mr., actor and assistant stage manager Bainbridge, Cecil, Mr. Bainter, Fay, Miss, 1891-1968, actress Baird, Margaret, Miss Baker, Benny, Mr., b.1907, actor Baker, Hugh, Mr. Baker, Iris, Miss, b.1901, actress Baker, Irving, Mr. Baker, John, Mr. Baker, Mrs Baker, Penny, Miss Baker-Smith, Francis, Mr. Bakewell, William, Mr. Bakst, L., Leon, Mr., 1866-1924, director, librettist, costume designer and scenery designer See also Rosenberg, Lev Samoilovich Bales, G., Mr. Balfe, Michael William, Mr., 1808-1870, composer

47. WebGED: Backhouse West McGaw Data Page Potter, Nathaniel T. (1855 ) - male b. 1855 father Port Huron MI father Purkiss,Henry H. mother Turton spouse Bishop, William Thomas (1908 - 2001) - m. 30 http://www3.mb.sympatico.ca/~ve3ul/ged/wga22.html

previous go to surnames Porter, Roy - male father: Porter, Frank (1864 - 1941) mother: Backus, Elizabeth (1875 - 1955) Potter, Elizabeth B. - female b. 1858 father: Potter, Frederick (1825 - ) mother: Beckham, Elizabeth (1827 - ) Potter, Frederick - male b. 1825 spouse: Beckham, Elizabeth (1827 - ) - m. 9 FEB 1846 child: Potter, Julia E. (1848 - ) child: Potter, Pleasant H. (1851 - ) child: Potter, Matilda Thomas (1853 - 1937) child: Potter, Nathaniel T. (1855 - ) child: Potter, Elizabeth B. (1858 - ) Potter, Julia E. - female b. 1848 father: Potter, Frederick (1825 - ) mother: Beckham, Elizabeth (1827 - ) spouse: Ashworth, Amos J. - m. 14 DEC 1869 Potter, Matilda Thomas - female b. 14 FEB 1853 in Kentucky d. 24 FEB 1937 in Bowling Green, Ky father: Potter, Frederick (1825 - ) mother: Beckham, Elizabeth (1827 - ) spouse: Backus, William Edward (1847 - 1938) - m. 24 AUG 1869 in Bowling Green, Ky child: Backus, Violetta (1870 - 1947) child: Backus, Elmer Abram (1872 - 1938) child: Backus, Elizabeth (1875 - 1955) child: Backus, Annie Pearl (1878 - 1968) child: Backus, Bertha May (1883 - 1968)

48. Autorzy - Biblioteka Wirtualna Kolegium Karkonoskiego - Project 1945 Bird, HE (Henry Edward), 18301906 Bird, Isabella L. (Isabella Lucy), 1831-1904Bishop, Nathaniel H. (Nathaniel Holmes), 1837-1902 Bjornson, Bjornstjerne http://www.kk.jgora.pl/gutenberg/authors.htm

BIBLIOTEKA WIRTUALNA KOLEGIUM KARKONOSKIEGO Projekt realizowany we wspó³pracy z PROJECT GUTENBERG BIBLIOTEKA ADDITIONAL AUTHORS: [END] WYSZUKIWARKA STRONA G£ÓWNA design by mochola,Y2K3

49. INDEX Bishop. Nathaniel (1823 ) Orison (1830-1897) Samuel (1795-1861) Samuel ( - ) SamuelHarvey (1819- ) Emma Louise (1848-1884) Horace H ( -1884) Nellie F (1867- ) http://munsell_fam.tripod.com/fowndx.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated INDEX ABBE Isaac ( - ) Zerviah (1761-1806) ABBOTT Alvin S (1853- ) Benjamin ( - ) John Wallace ( - ) Mary E (1880- ) ... Mary Emily (1836-1872) ACKER Eugene ( - ) ACKERLY Nathaniel ( - ) ACKERMAN Mary ( - ) ADAM Ina Bell ( - ) ADAMS Audie ( - ) Francis (1832-1900) Hattie M (1866- ) Hester Ann Rogers ( - ) ... W Robert (1875- ) AHO Arthur Charles (1909-1983) ALBRO Teresa Grace "Tres" (1887-1980) ALDEN Laura Alma ALDRIDGE Archie Dewain ( - ) ALGUIRE Adeline (1842-1913) ALLEN - Mr ( - ) Ethel Francis (1828- ) George S ( - ) ... Moses ( - ) ALMENDINGER Frederick ( - ) Mary Margaret (1874-1943) ALWINE Dorothy Louise ( - ) AMIDON Daniel (1795-1820) Mary Elizabeth (1820- ) AMOS Anna ( - ) ANDERSON Edna (1897-1994) Lola Faye (1892-1981) Phillippi ( -1930) ANDRES - Mr ( - ) ANDRUS Joseph (1816-1896) ANTHONY Mary Ann ( - ) ARKINS Mary (1837-1908) ARMBRUST Rudolph ( - ) ASHTON Alice (1878- ) Frances J James M ( - ) Julia I (1880- ) ... Maria or Marie M (1876- ) ATHERTON Simon ( - ) AUSTIN David ( - ) Sarah (1791-1850) Sarah Jane (1860-1942) AVERY Amos ( - ) Andrew (1804- ) Betsy (1800- ) Horace (1808-1878) ... Orin (1806- ) AYDT - Mr ( - ) AYRES Lucy ( - ) BAABE Christine ( - ) BABCOCK Orville ( - ) BABNEAU - Mr ( - ) BACHTLE Dora Margaret ( - ) BACKER

50. University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville: SIZER GUIDE TO SELECTED MANUSCRIPT COLLECT Pertaining to Bishop s legal and financial affairs as Register in Bankruptcy and plantationin Phillips County, and of its owners, Bogan Nathaniel Gist and H. http://www.uark.edu/depts/speccoll/findingaids/sizer/

GUIDE TO SELECTED MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS in the University of Arkansas Libraries by Samuel A. Sizer Guide to Selected Manuscript Collections was compiled in 1976 by Samuel A. Sizer, then Curator of Special Collections in the University of Arkansas Libraries. It contains brief descriptions of 211 collections, including a few that had not been processed at that time. The on line version updates the 1976 Sizer Guide to reflect work done on those collections in the division since then, and entries are integrated into the alphabetical list and the subject lists of electronic finding aids elsewhere on the Special Collections web site. A paper copy of the complete original Guide is available. At present, some manuscript collections in the division are accessible only through typewritten finding aids in the division reading room. However, as time and other resources permit, these are being converted to computer files and published on the Special Collections web site. Meanwhile, researchers should contact the division for further information. A B C D ... Y A] ALEXANDER, HENRY MACMILLAN, 1905-1969.

51. Proyecto Gutenberg: ÍNDICE DE AUTORES Translate this page 1313-1375 Bogue, Benjamin Nathaniel Boileau Despréaux Childers, Erskine Chittenden,Newton H. Chopin, Kate O 1908, pseudonym Declan, Saint, Bishop of Ardmore http://www.worldebooklibrary.com/es/ProjectGuternberg.htm

Colección de los consorcios de la biblioteca de Libros Electronicos del mundo Sobre El Proyecto Gutenberg El proyecto Gutenberg es el más viejo productor del Internet de los libros electrónicos LIBRES que contienen sobre 10.000 (los eBooks o los eTexts). ¿Qué libros encontraré en el proyecto Gutenberg? El proyecto Gutenberg es el brainchild del ciervo de Michael , que en 1971 decidía a que sería una idea realmente buena si las porciones de textos famosos e importantes estaban libremente disponibles para cada uno en el mundo. Desde entonces, a centenares de los voluntarios lo ha ensamblado que comparten su visión. Ahora, más de treinta años más adelante, el proyecto Gutenberg tiene las figuras siguientes (en fecha 8 de noviembre de 2002): 203 nuevos eBooks lanzaron durante octubre de 2002, 1975 nuevos eBooks producidos en 2002 (eran 1240 de 2001) para un total de 6267 eBooks totales de Gutenberg del proyecto. 119 eBooks han sido fijados hasta ahora por

52. Notre Dame Archives Inventory: CSCT Youngest daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne; converted to Roman notes on various topicsincluding Bishop Brute, Catholic 1897 1/12 F Bancroft, Hubert H. 1898 1 http://www.archives.nd.edu/CSCT.HTM

Archives Edmond John Peter Schmitt Papers (CSCT) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Rev. Edmond John Peter Schmitt was born 16 March 1865 in New Albany, Indiana. He was the third child of Peter and Magdalena (Mouth) Schmitt, German-speaking immigrants from Lorraine, France. Schmitt spent most of his childhood in New Albany and attended the parochial schools of St. Mary's Church in that town for over eight years. Because of his father's pecuniary losses, young Edmond left school to work in a dry goods store (Scott's Blue Front store) and as a druggist. Anxious to complete his education, Edmond continued to study privately during the next five years and also began to collect a library. After his eighteenth birthday, Schmitt entered St. Meinrad's College, a school run by the Benedictine Fathers in Spencer County, Indiana, with the intention of entering the priesthood. Schmitt's parents somewhat opposed his vocational goal, fearing that their son's health was too delicate for such strenuous work. However, Edmond's purpose was serious and, after condensing the five-year classical course into two years, he entered the theological seminary at St. Meinrad's in 1885-86. There he completed a two-year course in philosophy and a three-year course in theology. During his years at St. Meinrad's, Schmitt became interested in historical research and began to write on various topics. He was a frequent contributor, under the pen name "Edmond Faber," to local newspapers and periodicals, including

53. Queries - Giles County Looking for information on Nathaniel E. Bud BROWN (1886 HUBBLE.His father was William(Wilson) Bishop Hubble and 1, 1871, 2) William H. born 1873, 3) Bertie http://www.tngenweb.org/giles/queries/query018.htm

Giles County, Tennessee TNGenWeb Queries July and August, 1999 RUTHERFORD, GRIFFIN IREDELL R. H. Mewbourn rmewbourn@aol.com Submitted on Mon Aug 30 10:43:22 EDT 1999 KELLY, WEBB, JACKSON, YORK, ALSUP, TENNISON, TANKERSLY, WARREN, MCMASTERS I am looking for descendants of the following people. (1) Nancy Ann KELLY who married Mr. WEBB. She died in Giles Co. on 2 September 1912. Her children are: Malissa who married Samuel JACKSON (he died in Giles Co. in 1902.) and Virginia who married Edward YORK. (2) Mary Louisa Elisa KELLY who was born in 1839 and married John A. ALSUP. He died in Giles Co. in 1908. (3) Malinda Jane KELLY who died in Giles Co. 24 August 1925. She married first John S. TENNISON 8 April 1860 in Giles Co. and second Richard TANKERSLY in Lawrence Co., TN.on 15 September 1864. Richard TANKERSLY died in 1926. Any help with these families would be appreciated. I would love to share my info with other family members and researchers. Jim W. Kelly j_kelly@wku.campuscw.net Submitted on Sun Aug 29 14:31:04 EDT 1999 KELLY, FARRIS, HUNTER, MALONE, MCCLUSKY

54. Garrison Family. Papers: Guide. (487) Smith, (Mrs.) Cornelius Bishop. 1 letter; nd. (533) Barney, Nathaniel. (539) Carningham, Mary H 1 letter to John Needles; 1857. With receipt. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00673.html

bMS Am 1906 Garrison family. Papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1906 Creator: Garrison family. Title: Papers, Date(s): 1801-1948 (inclusive), 1840-1907 (bulk). Quantity: 15 boxes (7.5 linear ft.) Abstract: Papers of American abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison and his family. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: Bequest of Oswald Garrison Villard; received: 1949. Arrangement Organized into the following series: I. Letters to William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879) II. Letters from William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879) III. Letters to William Lloyd Garrison (1838-1909) IV. Letters from William Lloyd Garrison (1838-1909) V. Letters to Wendell Phillips Garrison VI. Letters from Wendell Phillips Garrison VII. Letters to Fanny (Garrison) Villard VIII. Letters to Francis Jackson Garrison IX. Other letters X. Notes and compositions XI. Miscellaneous Scope and Content The collection focuses on the abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison and his descendants, especially his son Wendell Phillips Garrison, literary editor of

55. Howells Family. Papers: Guide. 3 letters; 1911. (46) Bishop, William Henry, 18471928. (426) Scott, Frank H. 2letters; 1891. 1 letter; 1879. (430) Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate, 1841-1906. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01480.html

MS Am 1784-1784.13 Howells family. Papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1784 Call No.: MS Am 1784.1 Call No.: MS Am 1784.2 Call No.: MS Am 1784.3 Call No.: MS Am 1784.4 Call No.: MS Am 1784.5 Call No.: MS Am 1784.6 Call No.: MS Am 1784.7 Call No.: MS Am 1784.8 Call No.: MS Am 1784.9 Call No.: MS Am 1784.10 Call No.: MS Am 1784.11 Call No.: MS Am 1784.12 Call No.: MS Am 1784.13 Creator: Howells family Title: Papers, Date(s): 1850-1954 (inclusive). Quantity: 52 boxes, 2 v., 2 portfolio boxes (26 linear ft.) Abstract: Correspondence, compositions, and diaries of American novelist William Dean Howells as well as papers of his wife and children. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: The collection of correspondence and manuscripts of William Dean Howells and his family began in 1937 when the Harvard College Library purchased an important group of letters to William Dean Howells from Miss Mildred Howells and her brother Mr. John Mead Howells. The remaining papers have been presented to The Library by Miss Howells and her brother in small lots over the years from 1938 to the present. In this inventory the distinction between manuscripts acquired by purchase in 1937 and the later gifts has been made clear by cataloguing the two groups separately within each "collection." The accession numbers for the gifts appear with the item. In the cases where interfiling of gift and purchase was deemed appropriate, the old catalogue number "800.20" listed with the item indicates a manuscript acquired by purchase.

56. TABLE OF CONTENTS - Happy Families Datafile - Butler Society BJ1 8. Nathaniel Butler (18th cent), of America. Q144. BJ2 1. George H. Butler (17741838)of USA. Q160. BJ3 4. George Butler (1815-1886), Bishop of Limerick. http://www.butler-soc.org/hfpcontents.htm

Table of Contents - Happy Families "HAPPY FAMILIES" is a serial of continuing research into the genealogy of families named BUTLER, compiled by Lord Dunboyne, and published in the Journal of the Butler Society. This table lists the 456 queries and subsequent follow-ups published in Butler Journals Vol.1#1 (1968) to Vol.4#1 (1997). Back to Happy Familes Datafile Q1. BJ 1#1 PINCERNALOGY - What is the good of it? 1. BJ3#4 Pincernalogy. BUTLERS OF IRELAND - Who is their earliest known forefather? 2. BJ1#2 The earliest known forefather of the Butlers of Ireland. 2. BJ1#3 The earliest known forefather of the Butlers of Ireland. 2. BJ1#7 The original ancestor of the Chief Butlers of Ireland. 2.BJ3#3 Progenitor of the Chief Butlers of Ireland. PLUS PENSE QUE DIRE - Why are these words commemorated at Carrick-on-Suir in the 1573 mansion of Thomas Butler, 10th Earl of Ormond? 3. BJ1#2 Plus Pense Que Dire. 3. BJ1#3 Plus Pense Que Dire. BUTLERS OF THE U.S.A. Who were the parents of Thomas Butler (1720 - 89) of Pennsylvania? 4. BJ1#2 Thomas Butler (1720 - 89) of Pennsylvania.

57. Early American Fiction 1789-1875: Bibliography Cary, Alice, 18201871 The Bishop s Son New York H. Long Brother 1852. Hawthorne,Nathaniel, 1804-1864 The Ambitious Guest From Twice-Told Tales Boston James http://eaf2.chadwyck.com/html/eaf/help/bibliog.htm

Bibliography Welcome to the online bibliography for Early American Fiction 1789-1875 , containing a complete list of all the works included in the database. Hint: you can choose Find from the Edit menu of your web browser to look for a particular word on the current page. A B C D ... W A Back to top Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 Hospital Sketches and Camp and Fireside Stories. Boston Roberts Brothers 1869 [2] l., 379 p. 4 plates. 17 cm. Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 Hospital Sketches. Boston James Redpath 1863 [4] l., [9]-102, [2] p. 17 x 12 cm. Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 Moods. Boston Loring 1865 297 p. 19 cm. Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 On Picket Duty, and Other Tales. Boston James Redpath 1864 96 p., 17 cm. Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 Work: A Story of Experience. Boston Roberts Brothers 1873 443 p. illus. 18 cm. Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 Daisy's Necklace: and What Came of It. (A Literary Episode.) viii, [9]-225 p., 1 l., 15 [i.e. 14] p. 19 cm. Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 Marjorie Daw, and Other People.

58. Genealogy Index For Surnames Beginning With B Bennett, Kathleen (living) Bennett, Nathaniel (ABT 1767 Stephen (ABT 16061690)Bishop, Virginia (-) Biskirk Frances (-1895) Bond, John H. (living) Bondy http://www.geocities.com/zack6928/idxb.html

Genealogy Index for surnames beginning with B Back to Main Page B., Alice B., Sarah B., Warner (ABT 1777-) B.Smart, Roberta (ABT 1863-) Baal, Baal, Baara, Babbidge, James (ABT 1735-WFT Est 1769-1830) Babcock, Perry (ABT 1764-) Babcock, Violet (living) Babie-Seigneur-De-Ranville, Jehan Baby, Albert Tancrede Baby, Alexis Honore (18 Oct 1868-28 Jun 1871) Baby, Alfred Sebastien (3 Aug 1817-) Baby, Anna (30 Mar 1825-6 Mar 1880) Baby, Anne (1 Mar 1805-30 Mar 1836) Baby, Catherine (ABT 1834-17 May 1839) Baby, Catherine Rose Isabella (24 Nov 1828-8 May 1904) Baby, Charles John (8 Mar 1816-) Baby, Charles Michel (18 Jan 1843-) Baby, Clara (8 Feb 1827-) Baby, Clotilde (ABT 1841-) Baby, Edmond (22 Apr 1836-) Baby, Edmond (10 Mar 1803-10 Sep 1879) Baby, Eliza (8 Nov 1800-13 Sep 1869) Baby, Eliza Mary (21 Oct 1835-) Baby, Elizabeth Anne (18 Nov 1803-1 Feb 1890) Baby, Emily (8 Jul 1807-) Baby, Emily (21 Feb 1835-ABT 1873) Baby, Frances (ABT 1854-) Baby, Frances Julia (1 Jan 1844-BEF 1944) Baby, Francis (18 Nov 1796-11 Apr 1828) Baby, Francis , Jr. Baby, Francis (ABT 1852-) Baby, Francis

59. Genealogy Data Father Upham, Nathaniel Lord , Rev Bishop, John Williams Birth 1817 Death WFTEst 18181907 Woodbridge, James Ely Woodbridge, Dudley H. Birth 7 Jan 1834 http://www.geocities.com/zack6928/dat75.html

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Wells, Benjamin Warner Birth : ABT 1840 Death : WFT Est 1879-1935 Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 12 Sep 1866 Spouse: Woodbridge, Mary Birth : 12 Jan 1845 Death : WFT Est 1879-1940 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Woodbridge, Timothy , Dr. Mother: McCurdy, Isabella Children: Wells, Benjamin Warner Birth : 23 Jan 1868 Gender: Male Wells, William McCurdy Birth : 11 Feb 1870 Gender: Male Wells, Isabella Birth : 20 May 1876 Gender: Female Back to Main Page Harmon, Margaret K. Birth : ABT 1835 Gender: Female Family: Marriage: 27 Sep 1860 in Warren, OH Spouse: Edwards, John Stark Birth : 28 Nov 1833 Death : AFT 1881 Gender: Male Parents: Father: Edwards, Jonathon Mother: Woodbridge, Lucy Back to Main Page Hickey, John Birth : ABT 1842 Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Edwards, Rhoda Breed Birth : 22 Feb 1844 Death : WFT Est 1868-1938 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Edwards, Jonathon Mother: Woodbridge, Lucy Back to Main Page Tracy, William W. Birth : ABT 1836 Death : WFT Est 1883-1939 Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 18 Nov 1870 Spouse: Woodbridge, Mary Bartlett

60. Historical Plaques Index Sir William H. Hearst 18641941 5-Bruce 580. R. Nathaniel Dett Chapel, British MethodistEpiscopal Church 65 Bishop Benjamin Eby, 1785-1853 21-Waterloo 1089. http://www.waynecook.com/list.html

THE PLAQUE INDEX The # on the left is my total running number and the # on the right with the link i.e. #4-Toronto will take you to the page with the Toronto plaques and just scroll down to the # you want to view. Along with the master index on this page, I have now indexed the plaques by category. There are 26 categories (Note: you will find some plaques listed in more than one category), just use the first menu below to pick the category you want. Use this menu to check for a specific Category All Creatures Great and Small Architects, Engineers, Inventors and Entrepreneurs Canals, Bridges, Locks, Tunnels and Waterways Churches, Old Cemeteries and related plaques Early Explorers, Fur Traders and Discoveries Epidemics and Disasters Film Stars and Sports Legends Firsts in Ontario and Canada Labour related plaques Loyalists and related plaques Men and Women of the Cloth Men and Women of Color and related plaques Native People(s) and related plaques Old Gaols Old Mills and Buildings Old Railroads, Stations, Ships and related plaques Pioneer Roads and Portages Places, Settlements, Villages, and Hamlets

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