41. Genealogy Data george, John Birth 1787 Gender Male Family Marriage 27 Sep 1815 in ShenandoahCounty, Virginia Spouse atwood, Elizabeth Birth 1798 Shenandoah County http://www.infomagic.net/~nmcarter/dat57.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Odell, Elisha Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Atwood, Nancy I Gender: Female Parents: Father: Atwood, Sinnett (Harry) Sr. Mother: Wood, Letitia (Lettice) Mary Back to Main Page Roy, Elizabeth 'Betsy' Death : 1825 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Roy, John Mother: , Jane Family: Marriage: 25 May 1780 in Shenandoah Co., Virginia Spouse: Atwood, John R. Sr. Birth : 1755 Death : Jul 1816 N.E. Warren, Virginia Gender: Male Parents: Father: Atwood, Gilbert Mother: Young, Nancy Ann Children: Atwood, Edwin Atwood, Elizabeth Atwood, James Atwood, Jane ... Back to Main Page Slater, Nehemiah Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 25 Jan 1816 in Virginia Spouse: Atwood, Suzanna Gender: Female Parents: Father: Atwood, John R. Sr. Mother: Roy, Elizabeth 'Betsy' Back to Main Page Jennings, Nathan Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 10 Aug 1808 in Shenandoah County, Virginia Spouse: Atwood, Jane Gender: Female Parents: Father: Atwood, John R. Sr. Mother: Roy, Elizabeth 'Betsy' Back to Main Page George, John Birth : 1787 Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 27 Sep 1815 in Shenandoah County, Virginia

42. Fiction - Works By: George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, Margaret Atwood, Etc. - GiveMe Famous Authors Notes (0); Useful Links (3) Links include sites with informationabout george Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Margaret atwood. http://www.givemenotes.com/literature/

Home Business Computer Studies Fine Arts ... Writing What Literature Topic Is Your Essay On? ENTER YOUR TOPIC HERE: Hot Topic of the Month: Literature Fiction Notes (5); Useful Links (3) Notes include 1984 by George Orwell, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, and Animal Farm by George Orwell Famous Authors Notes (0); Useful Links (3) Links include sites with information about George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Margaret Atwood Shakespeare Notes (2 Plays); Useful Links (3) Notes include Macbeth plot synopsis; Hamlet summaries and character sketches Non-fiction Notes ( 0); Useful Links (1) Submit Notes or Links on this Topic Poetry Notes ( 0); Useful Links (1) Submit Notes or Links on this Topic Notes Essays Student Message Board

43. Famous Authors - George Orwell, Margaret Atwood, Aldous Huxley, Etc. - GiveMeNot george Orwell Links to sites with information on george Orwell, the author of 1984.Margaret atwood Includes a biography, information about her habits as a http://www.givemenotes.com/literature/famous_authors.html

Home Business Computer Studies Fine Arts ... Writing What Topic is Literature Essay On? ENTER YOUR TOPIC HERE: Hot Topic of the Month: Literature: Famous Authors These are some links that we here at GiveMeNotes.com think you'll find helpful in your studies of Famous Literary Authors. Some sites contain detailed notes and others are a great source of up-to-date information in the area of Famous Literary Authors: George Orwell Links to sites with information on George Orwell, the author of Margaret Atwood Includes a biography, information about her habits as a writer, lists of prizes won, and a review of secondary criticism. Aldous Huxley Biography: The Author and his Times Notes Essays Student Message Board

44. ::tesztoszteron george Farah Art atwood Willie Stallings Florida Xtreme Pro Challenge2004 Dupla bicepsz A 6., 5. és 4. helyezett. george Farah http://www.tesztoszteron.hu/kep_bongeszo.php?akc=keres&szemely=23

45. ARIZONA CAPITAL SENTENCING GUIDE CASE SUMMARIES JUDGMENT Sentence affirmed. State v. atwood, 171 Ariz. 576, 832 P.2d 593(1992). State v. george Lopez, 174 Ariz. 131, 847 P.2d 1078 (1992). http://www.supreme.state.az.us/courtserv/CRTPROJ/capsentguid/page54.htm

CPU Introduction Table of Contents State v. Brewer , 170 Ariz. 486, 826 P.2d 783 (1992) PROCEDURAL POSTURE: The defendant was convicted in Superior Court (Coconino) of first-degree murder and was sentenced to death. This is the defendant's automatic, direct appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court. AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES: (G) (3) (Grave Risk of Death to Others) - REVERSED The defendant murdered his pregnant girlfriend. The trial court found this aggravating circumstance based on the grave risk of death to the fetus. The Court found that this aggravator did not exist because the defendant acted with intent to kill the fetus. (G) (6) (Heinous, Cruel or Depraved) - UPHELD Cruel: Upheld. Mental Anguish: Found. "Cruelty is defined as the infliction of pain and suffering in a wanton, insensitive, or vindictive manner." 170 Ariz. at 501. The Court found that the victim was told she was going to be killed and a forty-five minute struggle ensued, throughout which the victim was conscious. Consciousness was demonstrated by the victim's resistance to the attack. The Court found that the victim must have experienced "anguish and terror" during the struggle, knowing that defendant planned to kill her. 170 Ariz. at 501. Physical Pain: Found. During the attack, which the victim resisted in every possible way, defendant beat, strangled, pounded on, and threw the victim. Defendant bashed her head against a wall, attempted to break the victim's arms by smashing them against a dresser, tried to gouge out her eyes, causing severe eye damage in the assault. Defendant bit the victim multiple times, bruised most of her body, and prevented her attempted escape. Defendant finally choked the victim three times until he believed she was dead. "The victim's ordeal, moreover, was sufficiently prolonged and painful to warrant a finding of cruelty." 170 Ariz. at 501-502. The medical examiner testified that the injuries suffered by the victim would have inflicted enormous pain, particularly the eye injury.

46. George Atwood And Kyle Arnold: Nietzche's Madness Do not duplicate without permission. NIETZSCHE S MADNESS. KYLE ARNOLD ANDGEORGE atwood. I am thy labyrinth. Nietzsche, in letter to Cosima Wagner. http://psychematters.com/papers/atwood.htm

Explore matters of the psyche through online papers, psychoanalytic bibliographies, and more... HOME CONTENTS PAPERS BIBLIOGRAPHIES ... DALLAS COUNSELOR This is a slightly altered version of a paper published under the same title in The Psychoanalytic Review , 87, 5 (2000): 651-698. This paper is available online at Psyche Matters with the permission of the authors and publisher. Do not duplicate without permission. NIETZSCHE'S MADNESS KYLE ARNOLD AND GEORGE ATWOOD I am thy labyrinth. -Nietzsche, in letter to Cosima Wagner Abbreviations of Nietzsche's works AC- The Antichrist BGE - Beyond Good and Evil BT- The Birth of Tragedy EC- Ecce Homo GS- The Gay Science OML- Out of My Life TSZ- Thus Spoke Zarathustra WP- The Will to Power To study Nietzsche psychobiographically might at first seem a bit naïve, ingenuous- missing the point . Wasn't it partly Nietzsche's work itself which, through deconstructive and poststructuralist readings, helped bring about the "death of the author," and thus- the "death" of psychobiography? (Sarup, 1993) Wasn't it Nietzsche who foresaw the postmodern decomposition of subjectivity into the functional effects of cultural codes? Perhaps. Yet, as we so often find when examining Nietzsche's texts, these elements are themselves juxtaposed with and even superimposed on their polar opposites. Nietzsche's apparent flight from the semiotic oppression inherent in the notion of all-determining authorship is coupled with a passionate desire to

47. The Great Schooner Model Society - Event Reports 2003 Race 2, Bob Jones, Frank Pittelli, Marty Hayes. Race 3, Herb Jones, Johnatwood, george Surgent. Race 4, Frank Pittelli, John atwood, Buck McClellan. http://www.pittelli.com/schooner/events/2003/

The Great Schooner Model Society Event Reports Surgent Spring Regatta - April 6, 2003 The Society's racing season began, as always, with the Surgent Spring Regatta, held at the home of George and Marla Surgent. Unfortunately, the un-official reporter for the Society (Frank Pittelli) was unable to attend and, therefore, details and photos are non-existent. Nonethessless, here were the official race results as recorded by George Surgent: Race #1 Buck McClellan Herb Jones Bob Jones Race #2 Buck McClellan Herb Jones George Surgent Race #3 Buck McClellan George Surgent Marty Hayes Race #4 Buck McClellan Marty Hayes George Surgent Race #5 Herb Jones Marty Hayes Mike Summers Race #6 Marty Hayes Buck McClellan Herb Jones Port Urbanna Regatta - May 17, 2003 The Society was asked to participate in the First Annual Port Urbanna Regatta, held in Port Urbanna, Virgina. The regatta had great turn-out for its first occurrence, with schooners and skipjack races held throughout the day. The weather was overcast and cold, but otherwise good for sailing. Unfortunately, the un-official Society reporter was unable to attend because of a broken leg, so no details or photos are available. Nonetheless, the following results were recorded by Herb Jones:

48. Eugene George Atwood Eugene george atwood. Marriage(s) Children Eugene george atwood * 1009-1938-. - -. - - . http://www.dreadesigns.com/photo/familyweb/Per00051.htm

Eugene George Atwood Marriage(s) Children Sayoko Matsuda Pamela Jean Atwood Michael Ken Atwood Karen Miyuki Atwood ... INDEX - Win-Family v.5.0 - 03-25-2004

49. Atwood's Machine george atwood (17461807) was a tutor at Trinity College, Cambridge when he publishedA Treatise on the Rectilinear Motion and Rotation of Bodies, with a http://physics.kenyon.edu/EarlyApparatus/Mechanics/Atwoods_Machine/Atwoods_Machi

Atwood's Machine The Rev. George Atwood (1746-1807) was a tutor at Trinity College, Cambridge when he published A Treatise on the Rectilinear Motion and Rotation of Bodies, with a Description of Original Experiments Relative to the Subject in 1784. According to Thomas Young, he "materially contributed to the progress of science, by multiplying the modes of illustration, which experimental exhibitions afford for the assistance of the instructor." Atwood's name is forever attached to the pulley-wheel arrangement shown at the right (from the apparatus collection of Kenyon College). Endless generations of students have solved the problem of the massless, non-stretching string passing over the pulleys with masses M and m on the ends. The acceleration of the masses is, they show, Atwood's original illustration for the machine showed the axle of the light pulley carrying the string supported on the rims of four other wheels with similarly small moments of inertia, and every early machine I have ever examined follows this pattern. In his book Atwood described a series of twelve demonstration experiments to be done with his apparatus. All of these involve timing. When I tried out these experiment in 1984 with the apparatus above, I used photogates and millisecond timing, technologies not available to Atwood two centuries earlier. Instead, he used a pendulum which ticked off the seconds, and adjusted the distances of fall to make the times of fall integral numbers of seconds.

50. Donna M. Orange, George E. Atwood, And Robert D. Stolorow / Working Intersubject Donna M. Orange, george E. atwood, and Robert D. Stolorow Working IntersubjectivelyContextualism in Psychoanalytic Practice Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Series http://www.analyticpress.com/books/360-7.html

The Analytic Press, Inc. Donna M. Orange, George E. Atwood, and Robert D. Stolorow Working Intersubjectively: Contextualism in Psychoanalytic Practice Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Series, V. 17 LP: $24.95 120 pp. 1997/2001 pbk. (available in pbk. only) ID:360-7 From an overview of the basic principles of intersubjectivity theory, Orange, Atwood, and Stolorow proceed to contextualist critiques of the concept of psychoanalytic technique and of the myth of analytic neutrality. They then examine the intersubjective contexts of extreme states of psychological disintegration, and conclude with an examination of what it means, philosophically and clinically, to think and work contextually. This lucidly written and cogently argued work is the next step in the development of intersubjectivity theory. In particular, it is a clinically grounded continuation of Stolorow and Atwood's Contexts of Being (TAP, 1992), which reconceptualized four foundational pillars of psychoanalytic theory the unconscious, mind-body relations, trauma, and fantasy from an intersubjective perspective. Working Intersubjectively expounds and illustrates the contextualist sensibility that grows out of this reconceptualization. Like preceding volumes in the Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Series by Robert Stolorow and his colleagues, it will be theoretically challenging and clinically useful to a wide readership of psychoanalysts and psychoanalytically informed psychotherapists.

51. Robert D. Stolorow And George E. Atwood / Contexts Of Being - The Intersubjectiv Robert D. Stolorow and george E. atwood Contexts of Being The IntersubjectiveFoundations of Psychological Life Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Series, V. 12 LP http://www.analyticpress.com/books/388-7.html

The Analytic Press, Inc. Robert D. Stolorow and George E. Atwood Contexts of Being - The Intersubjective Foundations of Psychological Life Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Series, V. 12 LP: $29.95 160 pp. 1992/2002 pbk. ID: 388-7 In the culminating volume in Stolorow and Atwood's development of intersubjectivity theory, the authors explain why the perspective of intersubjectivity cannot be reduced to a clinical sensibility that can be grafted onto existing psychoanalytic theory. Rather, they argue, the intersubjective perspective has methodological and epistemological implications that mandate a radical revision of all aspects of psychoanalytic thought. Contexts of Being is an important first step in effecting this revision. "The book succeeds admirably in describing an important new viewpoint in psychoanalysis in an easily accessible way. Whatever one's view of the intersubjective approach, this volume ensures that view can be based on its lucid exposition." Robert Galatzer-Levy, M.D., International Journal of Psycho-Analyssi Contents Preface Introduction THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS The Myth of the Isolated Mind Three Realms of the Unconscious The Mind and the Body Trauma and Pathogenesis Fantasy Formation CLINICAL APPLICATIONS Varieties of Therapeutic Alliance Varieties of Therapeutic Impasse Epilogue TO ORDER NOTE: Shopping cart orders (see below) are accepted only for orders originating in the United States, Canada, Central and South America, China and the Far East, and the Caribbean. For orders originating elsewhere, just note the book information at the top of this page and then go to

52. Obituaries, Dec. 2001 To March 2002 Dr. george atwood Cristopher Wade Carson Muhammed Afzal Chaudry James DonaldClark Frederick W. Foell george B. Griswold Earl C. Herkenhoff Bruce http://infohost.nmt.edu/mainpage/obituaries/2001.4.html

Obituaries, Dec. 2001 to March 2002 [Note: in cases where donations may be made to New Mexico Tech, the address is: Advancement Office, New Mexico Tech, 801 Leroy Place, Socorro, NM 87801.] Dr. George Atwood Cristopher Wade Carson Muhammed Afzal Chaudry James Donald Clark ... Glenn Zaske Dr. George Atwood III an alumnus, recipient of numerous awards from New Mexico Tech, and longtime supporter of the institute, passed away peacefully at home on Jan. 8, 2002. The youngest of eight children, he was born in Savannah, Ga., on July 21, 1918, to Mary Jane McIntosh Atwood and Jules Epping Atwood. He grew up with a love for the beautiful Georgia coast, but his interest in rocks and minerals drew him west at the age of 17 to the New Mexico School of Mines, where he earned a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering in 1939 and a master's degree in the same field in 1945. He completed the advanced management program at Harvard Business School in 1965, and was awarded an honorary doctorate in engineering by New Mexico Tech in 1968. George began his career in 1939, working in the potash industry in Carlsbad, N.M. In 1950, he joined Duval Corporation, where he served as chief engineer in the design and construction of the Duval Potash Mining and Refining Plant. In 1957, he and his family relocated to Tucson, Ariz. He was named resident manager of Duval Corp. in 1972 and served as chairman of the board and chief executive officer until h is retirement in 1983. He also was a director of Duval's parent company, Pennzoil Corp., for that same period.

53. Carlstroem Family George Atwood Sherman And Elnora Evelyn McAdow Carlstroem Family george atwood Sherman and Elnora Evelyn McAdow. georgeatwood Sherman and Elnora Evelyn McAdow. Husband george atwood Sherman http://home.surewest.net/bcarl/f842.htm

Carlstroem Family George Atwood Sherman and Elnora Evelyn McAdow George Atwood Sherman and Elnora Evelyn McAdow Husband George Atwood Sherman Born: 18 Feb 1845 - Berkshire, Delaware Co., Ohio Died: 12 Feb 1908 - Oakland, California Buried: Father: Charles Sherman (1822-1884) Mother: Roxana Louisa Thrall (1822-1890) Married: 3 Apr 1872 - Berkshire, Ohio Wife Elnora Evelyn McAdow Born: 26 Jul 1849 - Eden, Delaware Co., Ohio Died: 23 Aug 1925 - Alameda, CA Buried: Father: Thomas Jefferson McAdow ( - ) Mother: Lois Louisa Randall ( - ) Children 1 M Raymond Hough Sherman Born: 31 Dec 1872 - Martinez, California Died: 19 Oct 1918 - Paris, France Buried: Spouse: Eda J Moody ( - ) Marr: 1 Jan 1903 - San Francisco, CA 2 M Charles Roland Sherman Born: 30 May 1875 - Martinez Died: 4 Nov 1877 Buried: 3 F Lottie Lois Sherman Born: 3 Nov 1880 - Martinez Died: Dec 1970 - Antioch, California Buried: - Martinez Spouse: Irving Rattan Bailey (1881-1967) Marr: 16 Jun 1906 4 M Grosvenor Atwood Sherman Born: 16 Feb 1883 - Martinez, California Died: 11 Jul 1931 - Seattle, Washington Buried:

54. Orange Labyrinth Margaret atwood Song of Solomon, Toni Morrison The Hobbit, JRR Tolkien Anne of GreenGables, LM Montgomery Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen Middlemarch, george http://www.orangelabyrinth.co.uk/web.php?id=728

55. Individual's From Chrisman Pedigree, Page 40 Notes !FatherMarriage EF.atwood 34. Mary Crisp. Father george Crisp MotherHepzibah Cole Birth 9 DEC 1678 Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts http://www.chrisman.org/pedigree/out40.htm

Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 40 Go to index Main Chrisman.org page Bethia Cook Father: Josiah Cooke Mother: Elizabeth Ring Death: AFT 31 MAY 1687 m: Joseph Harding (BEF 1634-AFT 31 MAY 1687) on 4 APR 1660 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts Children: Martha Harding (13 DEC 1662-) Mary Harding (19 AUG 1665-) Joseph Harding (8 JUL 1667-) m. Dinah [-] (ABT 1668-28 JAN 1739) Josiah Harding (15 AUG 1669-) m. Hannah [-] , children: 1. Martha Harding (23 DEC 1693-), 2. Elisabeth Harding (3 JAN 1696-), 3. Joshua Harding (27 OCT 1698-), 4. Bethia Harding (9 APR 1701-BEF 12 MAY 1716), 5. Josiah Harding (7 MAR 1704-), 6. Mary Harding (15 SEP 1707-1737), 7. Jesse Harding (26 MAR 1709-), 8. Ebenezer Harding (20 JUL 1712-27 JUN 1747), 9. Bethia Harding (12 MAY 1716-). Mezeiah Harding (1 NOV 1671-5 JUN 1734) m. Hannah Rogers (20 MAR 1669-BEF 1733) on BEF 1694, children: 1. Hannah Harding (15 FEB 1694-AFT 10 AUG 1727), 2. Thomas Harding (3 NOV 1699-BEF 14 DEC 1722), 3. John Harding (-BEF 20 MAR 1761), 4. James Harding (2 NOV 1702-30 APR 1732), 5. Mary Harding (2 APR 1706-BEF 27 JAN 1738), 6. Elisabeth Harding (APR 1708-AFT 1751), 7. Phebe Harding (1710-ABT 1747), 8. Nathan Harding (29 OCT 1711-27 MAR 1801), 9. Cornelius Harding (31 MAR 1717-). John Harding (9 OCT 1673-14 JUN 1697) Nathaniel Harding (25 DEC 1674-1 AUG 1741) m(1). Hannah Collins (FEB 1681-2 APR 1724) on 20 MAR 1701, children: 1. Nathaniel Harding (ABT 1706-1 MAR 1748), 2. Thankful Harding, 3. David Harding (-ABT 1737), 4. Jonathan Harding (ABT 1711-26 JUN 1752), 5. Bethia Harding (17 JUN 1714-), 6. Lot Harding (-29 OCT 1802), 7. Ruth Harding (-AFT 19 FEB 1744).m(2). Hannah Young on 30 NOV 1725 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Martha Harding (27 AUG 1726-31 MAR 1758), 2. Sarah Harding (6 JUL 1728-16 NOV 1759), 3. James Harding (27 AUG 1730-29 JUN 1751), 4. Anna Harding (23 APR 1733-AFT 26 JAN 1794), 5. Mary Harding (15 APR 1735-).

56. Individual's From Chrisman Pedigree, Page 31 1, pg. 256 Snow Daniel, b. 31 Mar. 17 73; m. 13 Oct 1793 Betsey Brooks,dau. of george and Mary (atwood) Brooks !Census(1850) Age 73, b. Maine. http://www.chrisman.org/pedigree/out31.htm

Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 31 Go to index Main Chrisman.org page James Harman Birth: ABT 1528 Sanderstead,Surrey,England Death: England Children: Olive Harman (1548-1603) m(1). Nicholas Atwood (ABT 1530-10 MAY 1586) on 30 JAN 1570 at St. Martin's,London,England, children: 1. Harman Atwood (1570-15 DEC 1653), 2. Jon Atwood (ABT 1570-), 3. Oliver Atwood (1572-BEF 1586), 4. Alice Atwood (JAN 1574-), 5. Susan Atwood (1575-AFT 1622), 6. Nicholas Atwood (1578-1602), 7. Thomas Atwood (1579-AFT 1643), 8. James Atwood (1580-1643), 9. John Atwood (4 FEB 1582-BEF 27 FEB 1644), 10. Derrick Atwood (4 FEB 1582-1583), 11. Richard Atwood (1584-1603/1604).m(2). William Marleville (-1591) on 1590 at St. Martin's,London,Englandm(3). John Buck Notes: Source: J. Brian Smith, who reports Larry Lawson research. John Atwood Father: John Atte Wode Mother: Isabella [-] Birth: ABT 1445 Sanderstead,Surrey,England Death: 30 JUL 1525 Sanderstead,Surrey,England m: Denes [-] (ABT 1449-17 MAR 1530) on ABT 1498 at England Children: John Hewson Atwood (1489-MAR 1562) m.

57. Biographical Sketches - Soundex A330 atwood, george E. ( 21 MAY 1914) Pension Application filed 1NOV 1919 by Mrs. Sophie L. atwood, wife of george E. atwood. She http://www.researchonline.net/gacw/bios/a330.htm

58. Internet Resources On Atwood And Her Works george Jr. Magazine review of Alias Grace Contains the review article MargaretAtwood Lizzie Borden s Tale by Nicholas A. Basbanes. Univ. http://www.cariboo.bc.ca/atwood/internet.htm

Internet Resources on Margaret Atwood and Her Works Atwood Works, Speeches, Audio and Print Interviews,Video and Other Internet Resources: 1996 BBC Interviews with Atwood Four audio clips of a series of interviews with Atwood, originally aired on BBC radio in the U.K. Atwood discusses realism in the novel, The Handmaid's Tale, Cat's Eye, and tragedy and comedy in modern society. A web site of a U.K. band "Alias Grace" Band member Peter Chilvers reports that he's long been a fan of Margaret Atwood's work and intends to send their album to Atwood one day. He says that "it seemed like a pretty good name for a band" and says that they hope Atwood doesn't mind their borrowing the title for their name. Three Pieces by Atwood Three short prose works by Atwood from Good Bones "Bad News," "There Was Once," and "Unpopular Gals" on the Mississippi Review site. New Volume of Atwood Juvenilia Announcing...a new book by MARGARET ATWOOD: A QUIET GAME edited and illustrated by Sherrill Grace and Kathy Chung published by the Juvenilia Press, 1997. Now published for the first time, the works in this slender collection show Margaret Atwood as an apprentice writer, already developing what was to become "the most gifted voice of our generation."

59. Henry George - A Poem By Frederick J. Atwood Poetry of Kansas Henry george. Manhattan weeps! Frederick J. atwood. Kansas Rhymesand Other Lyrics Frederick J. atwood (Topeka, Kan. Crane Company. http://skyways.lib.ks.us/poetry/atwood/henryg.html

Henry George. Manhattan weeps! O'erwhelmed with bitter grief', The Greater City bows above the bier But yesterday made vocal high belief, High hopes, and high resolves. Then as a thief The loud acclaim of thousands for their chief! An honest man is dead! The world may mourn, And was beloved by myriads that are worn who give, Frederick J. Atwood. Kansas Rhymes and Other Lyrics Frederick J. Atwood Page 34 Kansas Poetry History Towns ... howell@kotn.org Visit the Home Page for Kansas A service of the Kansas State Library

60. Nietz Collection hill pafg97 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File He died on 1 Dec 1947. george married Oralie Melissa atwood on 24 Jun 1897. OralieMelissa atwood Parents was born on 7 Oct 1869 in Of, Mendon, Cache, UTAH. http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/nietz/nietzbibl-idx.pl?type=control&fiel

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