61. [SCT-BERW] William DODDS B Berwick 1820-30s Father John SCTBERW william DODDS b berwick 1820-30s father John. Quick Aviationquickaviation at quickaviation.com Wed Sep 3 095819 BST 2003 http://www.british-genealogy.com/pipermail/sct-berwickshire/2003-September/00001

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62. Ship Berwick Passenger List - Liverpool To New Orleans 1845 Ship berwick Arrived in New Orleans 20 January 1845 from Liverpool, England No Occupation,England) Belinda Fox (2, F, No Occupation, England) william Jones (35 http://www.genesearch.com/neworleans/berwick1845.html

Ship Berwick Passenger List Liverpool to New Orleans January 1845 Transcribed by Joe Beine Ship Berwick Arrived in New Orleans 20 January 1845 from Liverpool, England Ship Master: Harding For all passengers... Country which they intend to inhabit: United States The Passengers... Geo Blackburn (46, M, Farmer, England) Martha Blackburn (37, F, Farmer, England) Geo Blackburn (17, M, Farmer, England) Charlotte Blackburn (15, F, Farmer, England) Jane Blackburn (13, F, Farmer, England) Lucy Blackburn (11, F, Farmer, England) Andrew Blackburn (9, M, Farmer, England) Martha Blackburn (7, F, Farmer, England) John Ferthustan (35, F, Laborer, England) Michel [Michael?] Teefs (21, M, Laborer, England) Richard Wier (26, M, Laborer, England) Samuel Batz (21, M, Laborer, England) Joseph Fox (30, M, Laborer, England) Elisabeth Fox (25, F, Laborer, England) Mary Ann Fox (5, F, No Occupation, England) Belinda Fox (2, F, No Occupation, England) William Jones (35, M, Farmer, England) Ann Mary Jones (30, F, Farmer, England) Griffith Jones (5, M, No Occupation, England) Grace Jones (3, F, No Occupation, England)

63. Tantallon Castle, N. Berwick - Wee Guides To Scotland Castles And Mansions Wee Guides to Scotland Tantallon Castle, N. berwick, Goblinshead, chambers.The castle was built by william Douglas, 1st Earl of Douglas, about 1350. http://www.scotland2000.com/weeguides/castles/140.htm

Wee Guides to Scotland Tantallon Castle, N. Berwick Goblinshead 130 Inveresk Rd Musselburgh SCOTLAND How to ORDER the Wee Guides ... Main index to One of the most impressive castles in southern Scotland, Tantallon Castle is a large and once strong 14th-century courtyard castle, now ruinous. It consists of a massively thick 50-foot-high curtain wall, blocking off a high promontory, the sea and the height of the cliffs defending the three other sides. In front of the wall is a deep ditch, and at each end are Directions: Off A198, 3 miles E of North Berwick, East Lothian. Ownership: HS Ord. Survey Map Ref: NT 596851 67 Open: Open daily all year except closed Thursday PM and Fridays October to March. Key: P S R WC £ Click Here for explanation of Key and other abbreviations Fax: Tel: email: Goblinshead NB this email address is ONLY for enquiries relating to ordering books Scotland 2000

64. Amherst College Biographical Record: Class Of 1882 2679. Lovell, John Harvey. 2680. *Lyman, George william. 2681. *Manning,berwick. 2682. *Martin, Edward Homer. 2683. *Matthews, Henry Winfield. http://www.amherst.edu/~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1882.html

Home Genealogy Amherst College Biographical Record Amherst College Class of 1882 (from the Amherst College Biographical Record, Centennial Edition (1821-1921) Previous Class... Menu Index ... Aldrich , Edward Emory Allen , Franklin Roswell Arnd , Frederick . S. of Frederick and Caroline (Kreitzer), b. Bath, N. Y., D. 7, 1861. Delta Upsilon. Prepared Haverling Free Acad., Bath, N. Y. Studied law Chicago, Ill., 1882-84; admitted to bar, 1884; lawyer Chicago, Ill., 1884-. Member Civil Service Commission of Evanston, Ill., 1893-1901; Common Council of Evanston, Ill., 1901-07. Member Legal advisory board. Married (1) D. 30, 1886, Anna, da. of James L. Morgan, Sheffield, Ill., who d. F. 3, 1888; (2) Je. 1, 1892, Blanche M. (Bannister) Bremond, da. of David M. Bannister, Evanston, Ill. Bro. Charles (A. C. 1875) Address, 127 North Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. Bancroft , Frederic Austin Bellows , George Elihu Bixler , James Wilson . S. of David D. and Almira (Wilson), b. Hanover, Penn., F. 28, 1861. M. A., A. C., 1887; B. D., Yale, 1887; D. D., Roanoke, 1903. Phi Beta Kappa; Psi Upsilon. Prepared Dickinson Sem., Williamsport, Penn. Prin. Glastonbury (Conn.) Acad., 1882-84; Yale D. S., 1884-87; Hooker Fellowship student there, 1887-88; asst. p. 1st Ch. of Christ, Hartford, Conn., 1888-89; ordained, O. 28, 1889; p. No. Cong Ch. Haverhill, 1889-91; 2nd Cong. Ch., New London, Conn., 1891-1916; prof. of Biblical and Christian theology Atlanta T. S., 1916-18; p. Exeter, N. H., 1918-.

65. All Coupons william Hill Sportsbook, New User? Join Now Username Password Lost Your Login? berwickV Arbroath Correct Score, berwick V Arbroath - Double Result. http://redeye.willhill.com/cgi-bin/redshot.cgi/R2_EMBED_PARAMS/r2_al/20011001/ls

66. ESPNSoccernet.com: Europe: Match Stats - Berwick V Airdrie Utd Stats berwick Airdrie Utd. Final score - Shielfield Park, Attendance502. berwick, 1 - 1, Airdrie Utd. Paul Hilland (20), william McLaren (80). http://soccernet.espn.go.com/match?id=145781&cc=5901

67. ESPNSoccernet.com: Europe: Match Stats - East Fife V Berwick East Fife, 3 1, berwick. Jonathan Mitchell (50) Brian Fairburn (80) Kenny Deuchar(87), Mark Cowan (26). Craig McMillan. Kenny Deuchar. william Stewart. Ross Godfrey, http://soccernet.espn.go.com/match?id=116491&cc=5739

68. American Car & Foundry 18991999 by Edward S. Kaminsky (a) makes no mention whatsoever of william Bixby,(b of ACF to the founding in 1840 of Jackson Woodin at berwick, PA, a http://www.ironhorse129.com/rollingstock/builders/amercar&foundry.htm

Builders of Wooden Railway Cars 17 March 1899 at New York City, a few all-steel cars were being built, most cars were still built largely of wood, though with an ever-increasing amount of steel. Hopper cars were early made entirely of steel, with gondola and flat cars following (though with wood floors). House cars first had steel frames with wooden sheathing. It would be almost the time of the 1st World War before the majority of box cars, tank cars and passenger cars were made entirely of steel. During the previous year, those 13 had accounted for 53% of all freight cars built outside the railroads’ own shops. Company Year Founded Main Plant Location Remarks Buffalo Car Manufacturing Co. Buffalo/Depew, NY Ensign Manufacturing Co. Huntington, WV Berwick, PA Michigan-Peninsular Car Co. Detroit, MI Minerva Car Works Minerva, OH Milton, PA Built one of the first railroad tank cars and continued to specialize in tank cars. Niagara Car Wheel Company Niagara (Buffalo), NY Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Co. Jeffersonville, IN This plant was responsible for most of the company s considerable interurban car production.

69. Britannia Biographies: Sir William Trussell Junior 1357 stopping the night at william Trussell s manor at Shottesbrooke in Berkshireon the way. Following their pious detour, the journey to berwick took just http://www.britannia.com/bios/gents/wtrussellj.html

Search Britannia Departments Travel History British Life Shopping Biographies British Monarchs Prime Ministers Great Scotsmen EBK Royalty ... Biographies A - Z Search for: Books Video Music Toys Tech Enter keywords: Search Amazon for books, videos, music CDs, toys, electronics. Just select the category, type in your keyword(s) and click search. Or if you feel like bidding on something, click Amazon Auctions Sir William Trussell (Died 1364) Sir William Trussell Junior was the second son of Sir William Trussell of Kibblestone, Staffordshire and Billesley, Warwickshire. The younger Trussell's biography is difficult to disentangle from that of his father. With his father, he took up arms for Thomas of Lancaster against King Edward II at Boroughbridge on March 22nd 1322. The two later fled beyond the seas after Lancaster's overthrow, but, like his father,he had probably returned by 1326. It appears to have been the son who had to fled the country for a second time after King Edward's murder and stayed away while Roger Mortimer remained in power (1327-1330); for the father acted as ambassador and seems to have retained his escheatorship between the failure of Henry of Lancaster's movement of insurrection, at the end of 1328, and the fall of Mortimer in October 1330. William was the step-son and chosen heir of King Edward II's favourite, Oliver De Bordeaux, and it was through this man that he inherited his Berkshire estates. These were originally centred around the manor of Foliejon in Winkfield, very close to the Royal Court at Windsor. However, the King insisted he swap these for Eaton Hastings in the north of the county in order that he could extend the Great Deer Park. It was in 1335 that he purchased Shottesbrooke from a London Vintner and it is here that he mostly resided, along with his wife, Isabelle (died pre-1348), and two children, John (who predeceased his father) and Margaret, wife of Sir Fulk Pembridge of Tong Castle (Shropshire), his eventual heiress. In 1337, William founded an ecclesiastical college at

70. Berwick Academy Honor Roll 2nd Quarter 2003-04 berwick, Maine — berwick Academy announces its secondquarter honor roll. Grade5. Flora Jordan, Alexander Koallick, Alexandra Konisky, william Mackey, Alyssa http://www4.fosters.com/honor_rolls/2003-04/2nd_qtr/ba.asp

News Menu Fosters Home Lakes Region Region Local N.H. ... E-mail This Article Berwick Academy BERWICK, Maine — Berwick Academy announces its second-quarter honor roll. Grade 5 High honors: Lauren R. Gormer, Ashley Hellstrom, Elizabeth Hopkins, Shelby Hutchins, Lucy Kelly, Jenna Maddock, Trestan Matel, Anne-Sophie Murray, Jennifer Scharff, Alex Sisto, Abijohn Wagner; Honors: Hayley Adams, Dylan Binnie, Oliver Brady, Andrew Briggs, Caroline Cadieux, Averill Daly, Kathryn Gill, Dahvin Greenfield, Tyler Harley, Katherine Harris, Amelia Hazen, Eric Hellstrom, Sydney Katz, Samantha Kwok, Nisha Matta, Rachel Murphy, Hodgdon Stevens, Evan Strouss, Brooke Taylor, Eliza Taylor, Halley Tower, Maxwell Werman; Grade 6 High honors: Arianna Andrews Efstathiou, Zachary Balomenos, Adam Binnie, Briana Bouchard, Ashleigh Boulton, Brooke Deveau, Rena Dimes, Eleanor Eaton, Lucy Hereford, Caitlin Jordan, Hannah Katz-Barfield, Holly Linseman, Stephen Maddock, Grey Robbins, Kartinah Smith, Mollie Stolzer, Harper Watters, Olivia Zeff;

71. AcciesWorld - Accies V Berwick Preview Accies 2 berwick Rangers 1. Excellent berwick site The Ducket. william Hill OddsAccies 5/4, berwick 8/5, the draw 12/5. © AcciesWorld 2003. Related Links. http://www.acciesworld.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=233

72. William Wallace And The Battle Of Stirling Bridge, Pt.2 Among them were Sir william Douglas, the former commander of berwick and witnessto the slaughter of Scots men, women and children at the hands of Edward I. http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/skyelander/stir2.html

William Wallace and the Battle of Stirling Bridge, Pt.2 Part Two William Wallace - a Brief Look at the Man Wallace Statue Recovering from Edward's blitzkrieg, a few Scots warlords set about to reclaim their dignity. Foremost among these was William Wallace, the son of a minor landholder. Wallace is a man of whom the facts are truthfully few. He was a man of low status or minor status and called by some an outlaw or bandit, it may have been that Wallace was being used by more powerful Scots aristocrats as a cover for their rebellion so they should not be seen to break their feudal vows of homage to Edward. In the "Lanercost Chronicle", (a north English chronicle), William Wallace is called "Willelmus Wallensis" Welsh William perhaps as a reference to his Celtic tongue or more likely his descent from the Britons of Strathclyde, a Celtic people strongly related to the Welsh. Harrassed by English tax collectors and hiding in the forests of Selkirk, Wallace gathered around him a band of rogue and common warriors (called outlaws by some English accounts). His father, Sir Malcolm Wallace, was a small landowner in Renfrew. In 1296 King Edward I of England deposed and imprisoned the Scottish king John de Balliol and declared himself ruler of Scotland. Sporadic resistance had already occurred when, in May 1297, Wallace and a band of some 30 men burned Lanark and killed its English sheriff.

73. 1861 Census For Dirleton Jane GREEN/dau/u/19/grocer/North berwick, ELN. John VEITCH/boarder/u/24/ag lab/Northberwick, ELN. william GIBSON/app/u/17/blacksmiths app/Salton, ELN. http://members.aol.com/eastlothiangen/dirleton.html

Main htmlAdWH('7008303', '234', '60'); Dirleton Castle 1861 Census Dirleton, East Lothian, Scotland Extraction work done by Lynne Isenor The following list is not in alphabetical order but in order of how the census taker encountered the households. To locate a specific name use the "find in top window" option (or equivalent) from your web browser menu. The categories given are name (first and last), relationship to head of household marital status age occupation place of birth . Some of the major landowners have additional notes about their estates. (See the bottom of page two for explanations of some of the abbreviations used.) A question mark denotes that the word or letter is illegible or very difficult to read correctly from the microfilm. This census is divided into the following parts: Enumeration District 1, District 2 (including the Village of Kingston ), District 3 (including the Village of West Fenton ), found on this page; and District 4 (including the village of Gullane ), and District 5 found on the following page. Enumeration District 1 Pg. 1

74. Primary Documents - King William's Act Of 1699: Newfoundland And Labrador Herita Imperial Act 10 and 11 william III, Cap.25 or Stranger whatsoever (not residing withinthe Kingdom of England, Dominion of Wales, or Town of berwick upon Tweed http://www.heritage.nf.ca/lawfoundation/articles/doc2_1699william.html

Primary Documents Western Charter of 1634 King William's Act of 1699 Gov. Osborn's Commission, 1729 Palliser's Act, 1775 Judicature Act, 1791 Judicature Act, 1792 ... Royal Charter, 1825 King's Subjects to have free Trade to Newfoundland. No Alien to bait or fish in Newfoundland. Second Ship Vice Admiral Next Ship Rear Admiral Persons possessed of several Places shall make his election which to abide in. And give his Resolution to any After-comer in 48 Hours after Demand. In case of Difference, Admirals to proportion the Place. Provisio And to carry 2 fresh men in 6. Inhabitant obliged to employ 2 such fresh men. Master of Fishing Ship to carry 1 Fresh Man in 5. And make Oath thereof. Certificate gratis. Every fifth Man a Green-man. Standing trees not to be rinded, nor Woods fired. Admirals to determine Differences between Masters of Fishing Ships and Inhabitants. Party aggrieved may appeal. Inhabitants to observe the Lord's Day, and not sell any Liquor thereon. King William's Act of 1699 Reproduced from Keith Matthews. Collection and Commentary on the Constitutional Laws of the Seventeenth Century Newfoundland.

75. Local History appointment. Also in 1792, william Montgomery s son, Daniel purchased atract of land from his father which was laid out in lots. berwick, In http://www.itourcolumbiamontour.com/history.html

Local History Danville Bloomsburg Berwick Columbia County Historical and Genealogical Society The official Historical Society of Columbia County Danville D anville was founded in 1774 when William Montgomery purchased 180 acres of land on the north side of the Susquehanna River and built a log cabin. By 1792, Montgomery constructed the stone house that remains standing today at the corner of Mill Street and Bloom Road. The Montgomery house is now a museum that displays the history of the area. It is open Wednesday from 1PM-4PM and by appointment. Also in 1792, William Montgomery's son, Daniel purchased a tract of land from his father which was laid out in lots. As these building lots were developed the settlement became known as "Dan's Village."In 1806, with the establishment of a post office, the small village became known as Danville. Initially part of the large Northumberland County, Danville served as the Columbia County seat from 1813 until 1846, when by majority vote the Columbia County seat was moved to Bloomsburg. With opposition mounting, 1n 1850 Montour County became a new county with Danville as its county seat. Located on the North branch of the Pennsylvania Canal, Danville gained prominence as an important manufacturing and distribution center in the region. The early discovery of iron ore in the area led to the profitable iron foundries which manufactured, among other products, the nation's first T-rail, used in the railroading industry, the Beaver Stove and the cast iron mailbox. Local manufacturers also cast a number of iron stovefronts still visible on some of the storefronts in downtown Danville. In addition, many industrialists, politicians, and community leaders built sizable mansions which line Danville's streets. The neighboring residential areas encompass fine examples of restored historic architecture which are listed on the National Register.

76. Brown Henry William Berwick Henry william berwick Brown. Do you have a photo of this Soldier. SERVICE No. SURNAME,Brown. FIRST NAMES/INITIALS, Henry william berwick. BODY OR DRAFT, Main Body. http://www.nzmrangloboerwar.org.nz/WWI Soldier Information/brownhenrywilliamberw

Henry William Berwick Brown Do you have a photo of this Soldier SERVICE No. RANK Sergeant SURNAME Brown FIRST NAMES/INITIALS Henry William Berwick BODY OR DRAFT Main Body UNIT Auckland Infantry Regiment OCCUPATION n/a ADDRESS Bella Vista, Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland, New Zealand NEXT OF KIN Mrs H. W. Brown, 274 Laurie, Ottowa, Canada BORN n/a DIED 08th August 1915 Gallipoli, Turkey BURIED No. 2 Outpost Cemetery, Turkey GRAVE/MEMORIAL REFERENCE B.5. 1914-1915 Star: British War Medal: Victory Medal: Gallipoli Medallion. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Killed in Action. HOME SEARCH INDEX Leigh Willoughby

77. Descendants Of George Huntress (1644-1715) surities. 369 , 352. Children of Lydia 5 Huntress and william Marrboth born at berwick, York Co, Maine, were as follows i. william http://home.comcast.net/~huntresp/reports/georg005.htm

Descendants of George Huntress (1644-1715) Descendants of Samuel D. Huntress Generation One Samuel D. Huntress; born at Newington, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire, 17 Mar 1772; he married, first, at Fryeburg, Oxford Co, Maine, 1 Nov 1806, at age 34, Hannah Kate; he married, second, at Fryeburg, Oxford Co, Maine, by Henry Hawkins 3 Jan 1832, at age 59, Alice Wiley, age 53, of Fryeburg, daughter of Benjamin Wiley and Alice Kilgore, and widow of Micah Abbott of Fryeburg Addition, who had died 2 July 1825; he died " aet. 78 yrs 4 mos" at Stow, Oxford Co, Maine, 17 Jul 1850 at age 78; buried at Hillcrest Cemetery, Stow, Oxford Co, Maine. He resided at 1/2 mile below Stow Corner, Stow, Oxford Co, Maine. He was a soldier in the War of 1812, as a private in Capt. J. Charles's Company, Maj. James Steele's Battalion of Artillery, raised at Fryeburg, service at Portland and walked home from Portland in a day, upon his discharge from Fryeburg from 13 Sep 1814 to 24 Sep 1814. Hannah Kate was born about at Fryeburg, Oxford Co, Maine, circa 14 Oct 1783 (computed). She died on 14 Oct 1831.

78. Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation - Local History Family (Church of England) Pioneer settlers and brothers, James and william cameto berwick with their sister Anne, who later married James Buchanan, in 1854. http://www.cclc.vic.gov.au/find/localhistory/berwickcemetery.html

Members of the public have free access to the resources held in all branch libraries, including access to the Internet and CD-Rom. See Electronic Resources... Best Sellers Book Reviews Pages ... Local History Intro Berwick Cemetery Tour Brechin Garden Council History Doveton History Emerald history ... Local History Enquiry Form Berwick Cemetery Tour Compiled by Claire Turner, Local History Officer, Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation in conjunction with the Narre Warren and District Family History Group. Tour Outline Explanation of the tour. A thirty-minute tour with ten to fifteen minutes at the end to stroll around and visit other cemetery sites. Two sections, 'Sites of Interest' and 'Berwick's Pioneers'. These can be interchanged so that two tours can be run concurrently. Description of the Cemetery's History Eight acres were set aside for a cemetery in the 1854 land survey of the Berwick area. The cemetery is on Inglis Road, named after the pioneer store owner J. Inglis who came to the region in 1855. Rural Cemeteries are a memorial to; 'the rigors and difficulties of country living-virtually every burial ground has reminders of men, women and children who perished under harsh conditions'.

79. South Berwick Citizen | School Board concerning the necessity of funding academics over athletics, South berwick residentDominic Board member william Gilbert said that, in his opinion, a parent http://home.gwi.net/~dnb/citizen/school_board.htm

The South Berwick Citizen An unofficial website for South Berwick, Maine www.southberwickcitizen.org Home Citizen Commentary Bulletin Board Archive of Town Council Meetings ... Really Good Links School Board meetings are on the first and third Wednesday of each month Archive of SAD 35 School Board Meetings (Read a report on the most recent School Board Meeting on the home page December 17, 2003 January 7, 2004 February 4, 2004 ... April 7, 2004 posted December 19, 2003 Maine School Administrative District #35 Board of Directors - Regular Meeting by William Varner T he Board of Directors for MSAD #35 met at 7:00 pm on December 17th at the Superintendent's office. The meeting was called to order by Helene Cass, Chair. No individual from the public had requested an audience so the board moved on to the report of the secretary. Minutes from the December 3 meeting were approved with one minor name change. The report of the chairperson followed. Helene Cass announced she had received a memo stating there was an opening on the Board of Directors for Region 9, and asked if anyone was interested in applying. There was general discussion among the members about what the time frame might be. Helene Cass was to call to find out more details as it was not clear from the memo what the specifics of the job were

80. William Wallace Wallace s bold approaches to the major strategic targets of berwick, Newcastleand Carlisle are reminiscent of the invasions of David I and william the Lion http://www.deremilitari.org/RESOURCES/ARTICLES/mcnamee1.htm

William Wallace's Invasion of Northern England in 1297 By C.J. McNamee from: Northern History v.26 (1990) In the winter of 1297 William Wallace, fresh from his victory over the English at Stirling Bridge, presided over a ferocious and prolonged devastation of northern England. There had been raiding in the previous year when the Anglo-Scottish war had first opened, but nothing on this scale. Something of the extent of the destruction, and its impact on life in the region is conveyed by a contemporary chronicler: At that time the praise of God ceased in all the monasteries and churches of the whole province from Newcastle to Carlisle. All the monks, canons regular and the rest of the priests and ministers of the Lord, together with almost the whole of the people fled from the face of the Scot. l Modern narratives have tended to describe the invasion only in general terms, for in two respects the episode has been overshadowed. Historians of England have tended to concentrate on the prolonged phase of Scottish raiding which lasted from 1311 to 1322, historians of Scotland to focus on the importance of the Wallace invasion in the interpretation of the critical situation north of the border. This paper takes a closer look at the invasion of 1297, and the findings have significance both for our understanding of the state of affairs in contemporary Scotland, and for the parallels drawn between Wallace's invasion and the raids of Robert Bruce and his supporters in the early fourteenth century.

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