41. Civil War - Personalities - Burnside Reinforced by william Marvel s sympathetic biography of burnside,Ford has attempted to set the record straight about his hero. http://www.fredericksburg.com/CivilWar/Personalities/burnside.html

Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside Many visitors to Fredericksburg consider Union Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside was either insane or stupid, based upon his repeated attacks upon the stone wall during the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862. While Burnside made mistakes in this battle, many people view the general with tunnel vision, seeing only his actions at Fredericksburg. Was Burnside's performance at Fredericksburg typical or not? Was he stupid or did he simply make mistakes upon which Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee capitalized? At a meeting of the Rappahannock Valley Civil War Roundtable, Stafford County resident Milton Ford partially addressed this question by looking at Burnside's campaign along coastal North Carolina in early 1862 Ford's grandfather and other ancestors served under Burnside in this expedition. Ford grew up hearing stories about the affacble burnside, who was one of the great men in Rhode Island history. It was not until Ford retired to this area and took a Civil War class at Mary Washington College that he began to hear negative things about his hero. He followed that with volunteer work at the Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor Center, where he was constantly exposed to people's sharp criticism of Burnside. Reinforced by William Marvel's sympathetic biography of Burnside, Ford has attempted to set the record straight about his hero.

42. Civil War - Battle Of Fredericksburg - Behind The Lines william Franklin and Joseph Hooker opposed the scheme, while loyal old Edwin Sumnerexpressed himself as willing to undertake anything that burnside proposed. http://www.fredericksburg.com/CivilWar/Battle/0303CW.htm

Ambrose Burnside ponders his options Part six of a series on the 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg AMBROSE BURNSIDE was in a quandary. The newly christened commander of the Army of the Potomac had brought his troops to Fredericksburg with the intention of crossing the Rappahannock River and pressing on to Richmond. ‘Behind the Lines’ Upon reaching the Tidewater town, however, he discovered that the pontoon bridges that he needed to span the river had not arrived. Burnside could have sent his troops wading across the river at Falmouth or at one of several upriver fords, but getting his supply wagons and artillery trains across was another matter. To Burnside’s way of thinking, there was no choice but to wait for the pontoons. They arrived a week later, but, by then, it was too late. James Longstreet’s corps of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee’s army— 40,000 men—had reached Fredericksburg and stood ready to contest any attempt Union forces might make to cross the river. The Union commander pondered his options. Upriver from Fredericksburg stood

43. Cul.neh Page Turner william burnside anagramsRearranging the letters of william burnside gives I will aid numbers. ! Findout for FREE what is hidden in YOUR name! william burnside anagrams. http://moa.cit.cornell.edu/dienst/moabrowse.start-math/MATH:MATH1-00000077/TIFF2

44. William Jacob SHUMAN, B: 1863 - Bryan Cty., Ga. Died 6. william burnside Born 14 Jun 1829 - Marr 1857 - Elizabeth PARRISHDied - 7. Eliza Ann burnside Born - Marr 1847 - John F. ANDERSON Died - 8 http://www.allcensus.com/jsm/gp95.htm

Allcensus since 1997 Click Choice Below! Census Data Genealogy Data Family Research Earliest Immigrants ... Search Site Family Group Husband William Jacob SHUMAN Born: 20 Nov 1863 - Bryan Co, Ga. Marr: ABT Feb 1892 - Died: 20 Sep 1914 - Bryan Co, Ga. Father: John Martin (Thomas) SHUMAN Mother: Elizabeth E. HARVEY Other Spouses: Charlotte DEAN Wife Annie E. DAVIS Born: Oct 1871 - Georgia Died: 1903/1909 - Bryan Co, Ga. Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Children Theodore SHUMAN Born: 25 Dec 1892 - Bryan Co, Ga. Marr: 1916 - Gussie Died: 12 May 1930 - Joshua(Josh) SHUMAN Born: Aug 1895 - Bryan Co, Ga. Died: - Lila F. SHUMAN Born: Aug 1897 - Bryan Co, Ga. Died: - Ann(Annie) Laura SHUMAN Born: Dec 1899 - Bryan Co, Ga. Died: - Olin SHUMAN Born: ABT 1903 - Bryan Co, Ga. Died: - INDEX HOME EMAIL Generated Mar 1, 2004 GEDCOM to HTML by GedHTree V2.22

45. Livres Numérisés / Digitalized Books : Bibliothèque Nationale De France, Corn Translate this page Bernays, Paul (1), Borsuk, K. (1), burnside, william (1). Berner, TheodorMauritius (1), Boskovic, Ruder Josip (4), burnside, william Snow (2). http://math-doc.ujf-grenoble.fr/LiNuM/index_au-lib.html

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46. Livres Numérisés / Digitalized Books : Bibliothèque Nationale De France, Corn Translate this page 1). Berliner, Henoch (2), Born, Max (1), burnside, william (1). Bernays,Paul (1), Borrel, Jean (2), burnside, william Snow (2). Bernchteine http://math-doc.ujf-grenoble.fr/LiNuM/index_au.html

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47. WebGED: Mollohan Family Tree Data Page burnside, Ida (~1869 ~1951) - female b. ABT 1869 d. ABT 1951 father burnside,william (~1850 - ) mother Peyton, Victoria (~1855 - ) spouse Mollohan, Annis http://heiseonline.com/mollohan/wgm6.html

previous go to surnames Brubaker, Sherri Lynne (private) - female father: Brubaker, Richard Dean (1930 - ) mother: Mollohan, Stella Jean (private) spouse: Kedzior , James Thomas (private) - m. 25 APR 1992 Bruce, Duncan - male b. ABT 1881 in IL spouse: Mollohan, Catherine K. (1883 - ) - m. 5 JAN 1910 in Charleston Kanawha County WV child: Bruce, Mary (~1910 - ) child: Bruce, Duncan (~1912 - ) Bruce, Duncan - male b. ABT 1912 father: Bruce, Duncan (~1881 - ) mother: Mollohan, Catherine K. (1883 - ) Bruce, Mary - female b. ABT 1910 in Charleston Kanawha County WV father: Bruce, Duncan (~1881 - ) mother: Mollohan, Catherine K. (1883 - ) spouse: Lingle , Kendall Ide - m. 4 JAN 1936 in Charleston Kanawha County WV Bruffey , Lillie - female spouse: Garrett, Hugh (*1877 - ) child: Garrett, Lucille (1912 - ) Brumfield, Tammy Lee (private) - female spouse: Mollohan, John Leonard (private) - m. ABT 1976 in Gallia County OH child: Mollohan, Nathan Matthew (private) Bruzzi , Mary - female spouse: Arturo, Luigi (*1891 - ) child: Arturo, Venezia Bryan, Kathryn Helen - female b. 4 DEC 1909 in

48. Welcome To Burnside Distribution Produced by the legendary Lloyd. Cat SAJB2003, Label Jug Band Records,UPC 7505329248-23, Price $9.25. william Lee Ellis, quotConqueroo . http://www.bdcdistribution.com/

Individual (non-retail) orders, any and all items may be ordered from Music Millennium May 2004 - Hot Titles South Austin Jug Band, " South Austin Jug Band" Call the music of the South Austin Jug Band whatever you like: bluegrass or newgrass, neo-Jug, acoustic country-folk, Texas roots unplugged, swinging Lone Star beatnik country or anything else that strikes you. The sprightly picking and fiddling and the quintet’s witty original songs and choice covers make their sound defy easy pigeonholing while passing through countless categories. But just don’t call this rising band late to the stage for their burgeoning slate of gigs around the Lone Star State and at clubs and festivals across North America. Cat: SAJB2003, Label: Jug Band Records, UPC: 750532-9248-23, Price: $9.25 Owsley, " The Hard Way" For his return to the spotlight, Owsley released "The Hard Way", his follow-up to the Grammy-nominated and critically-hailed self-titled debut. Combining intricate and crafty songwriting with effortless rock melodies and soaring choruses, Owsley's music has created a niche that straddles classic rock and indie-pop with a heavy dose of mainstream flair. Hailing from Anniston, Alabama, Owsley has built up his artistic repertoire touring with Amy Grant, Judson Spence, Shania Twain and Vince Gill while working extensively in the studio with his peers, including Michael McDonald, Faith Hill and Charlotte Church. But make no mistake, country sideman not withstanding, this is very much a pure pop album.

49. WILLIAM BUEL FRANKLIN, USA BIOGRAPHY. william Buel Franklin was born on February 27, 1823, in York, Pennsylvania. Gen.Ambrose E. burnside blamed him for the Union failure there. http://www.multied.com/Bio/UGENS/USAFranklin.html

GENERAL WILLIAM BUEL FRANKLIN, USA VITAL STATISTICS BORN: 1823 in York, PA. DIED: 1903 in Hartford, CT. CAMPAIGNS: Fredericksburg and Red River Campaign. HIGHEST RANK ACHIEVED: Brigadier General. BIOGRAPHY

50. William BURNSIDE, B. Jun 04 1842 biographical sketch of william burnside, b. Jun 04 1842 , of Mahaska County,Iowa. william burnside, b. Jun 04 1842. . http://www.beforetime.net/iowagenealogy/mahaska/portraitandbiographicalalbum/pbb

William BURNSIDE, b. Jun 04 1842 Mahaska County, Iowa Genealogy Iowa Genealogy Home Page

51. Genealogy Data Spouse burnside, Robert , Sr. Birth 1695 Death 1742 Gender Male ParentsFather burnside, william. Children burnside, James , Sr. Back to Main Page. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1174/dat122.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Hudson, Virginia Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Watkins, Raymond Gender: Male Children: Watkins, Barry Eugene Back to Main Page Donahue, Eli Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 22 NOV 1846 in Eaton, Preble, OH Spouse: Cales, Mary Jane Francis Birth : 10 MAY 1827 Middlebrook, Augusta Co., VA Death : 11 MAR 1884 Eaton, Preble, OH Gender: Female Parents: Father: Cales, Isaac Mother: McLaughlin, Mary Ann "Polly" Children: Donahue, John Gender: Male Donahue, Mary Gender: Male Back to Main Page Sellers, Martha F Birth : 1832 Death : ABT. 1887 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Sellers, Nathan Mother: Barnes, Mary Family: Marriage: 3 OCT 1854 in Preble CO., OH Spouse: Cales, Jacob B Birth : 1829 Middlebrook, Augusta, VA Death : 1858 Preble CO., OH Gender: Male Parents: Father: Cales, Isaac Mother: McLaughlin, Mary Ann "Polly" Children: Cale, Thomas F Birth : 1854 Preble CO., OH Gender: Male Cale, William Freemont Birth : 28 DEC 1856 Preble CO., OH Death : 9 FEB 1864 Eaton, Preble, OH

52. Frank H. Burnside on Thomas S. Baldwin, Lynn Bauder, Lincoln Beachey, Joe Bennett, Tony Bitetti,Art Boston, Ralph M. Brown, Frank H. burnside, Joe Costa, william E. Doherty http://www.earlyaviators.com/eburnsid.htm

FRANK H. BURNSIDE Monday, August 30, 1999 Local history column by Mark Simonson thedailystar.com New form of transportation took flight locally in 1910 Well, the summer vacation season is slowly winding down. Before you know it, many will be busy booking flights for the Thanksgiving and holiday season flights to go home, or their `dream vacation` to wherever for the big `Y2K` observance. We never think much these days about times without flying as a travel option, but this area has quite a bit of history to contribute to aviation, after the Wright Brothers got the bugs out of their invention. The first flight around Oneonta was in 1910. A `barnstormer` became quite an attraction at the 1910 Oneonta Fair, promising to provide thrills to the fairgoers. Unfortunately, the pilot took off from a farm pasture on Oneonta's south side, but crashed shortly after takeoff and never got to the fairgrounds. A year later though, another pilot, Walter Johnson, successfully gave flying exhibitions at the fair. Oneonta boys Frank Burnside and Earl Fritts were at that demonstration, and needless to say, the flying bug bit them. By the end of 1911, the two pals had graduated from the new Thomas Brothers Flying School, in Steuben County's town of Bath. These two became one of the first in the world to become licensed to fly an aircraft.

53. Eastport Peninsula: Burnside: Newfoundland And Labrador Heritage william died at the age of 23 years in 1894 By these events, the Bradley name wanedat Salvage but became rooted at burnside and Eastport where the family name http://www.heritage.nf.ca/society/burnside.html

English The West Country Migration Settlement ... Community Making Burnside St. Chad's Sandringham Family Origins Family Relationships ... Conclusion Burnside was named for a devastating forest fire that swept through in 1912. Initially Burnside consisted of two separate settlements named Squid Tickle and Holletts Cove. Eastport Peninsula: Burnside To a large degree the settlement of Burnside and St. Chad's in the latter part of the 19th century represents the continuation of the trend by Salvage families to occupy on a more permanent basis their former winter quarters. Both these places were located in typical Boreal forested areas but were still conveniently located to access the Labrador and inshore fisheries. Like Happy Adventure and Sandy Cove, Burnside and St. Chad's were well situated for lobster fishing as well which, because of advances in canning technology towards the end of the 19th century, had become a commercial enterprise. These places were also very well situated to fish locally for salmon, herring, mackerel and squid. Burnside, the northernmost settlement on the Peninsula and named for a devastating forest fire that swept through in 1912, is built on a complex but low lying site. It includes a small coastal plain flanked by several coves, tickles and two near shore islands. The channels and coves offer some convenience for boats and smaller vessels. Burnside also faces northward unto Morris Channel and Island and a vast complex of islands, channels and reaches that give this part of Bonavista Bay spectacular natural variety. Initially Burnside consisted of two separate settlements named Squid Tickle and Holletts Cove. Settlement later expanded into adjacent sites around these two nuclei, Squid Island (linked by a bridge across a narrow channel), Holletts Tickle and Island and Crokes Point. Burnside has a somewhat unique cultural landscape though it possesses most of the traditional elements of a Newfoundland outport.

54. Burnside Cemetery Index BK7 Blue Mound and burnside Cemeteries - Name Index Book - This soft-covered bookhas an alphabetical listing and a listing by section, row BOWEN, william H. http://www.cemphoto.com/Pages/Page 62.htm

Home Search Surnames Sample Page How to Order ... Site Map CD-26 Burnside Cemetery - This cemetery is located in Section 34, Township 57, Range 23 of Fairview Township in Livingston County, Missouri. It is located from Chillicothe, 7 miles South on Highway 65, 2 and 1/4 miles East on Route JJ, then 1 mile North, then 1/2 mile East. Cemetery is on the North side of the road. It is in fair condition, fenced and maintained. (Photographed Summer 2000) BK-7 Blue Mound and Burnside Cemeteries - Name Index Book - This soft-covered book has an alphabetical listing and a listing by section, row and stone #. This is the same alphabetical listing that is on the CD-ROM. NAMES LISTED ?obb ALLEN, Chester T. Amelia BAKER, ? BAKER, Leoma May BAKER, Martha Jo BEEVER, Adam BEEVER, Charles A. BEEVER, Edward A. BEEVER, F. A. BEEVER, Florence O. BEEVER, Herman Dale BEEVER, James BEEVER, Loyd BEEVER, Mary E. BEEVER, Paul BEEVER, Paul Henry BEEVER, Wyone BERKLEY, Alstorphius W. BERKLEY, Felix G. BERKLEY, Mary M. BISHOP, Elizabeth J.

55. MacReport.Net - Investment Firm Interviews Subscribe. Make MacReport.Net Your Home Page. Pres. william C burnside. williamC. burnside Co. Business Summary. william C. burnside Co. http://www.macreport.net/ceo_int/ceoint_bd.asp?symbol=WMCBUR

56. WALKER (b 27 Oct 1945 Sinton, San Patricio CO., TX) m (1)LAWRENCE REEVES burnside (b3 Feb 1948 Corpus Christi, Nueces CO., TX) son of FLOYD william burnside, Sr. http://www.angelfire.com/tx2/ClendennenEhlers/Walker.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" WALKER ROBERT WALKER ~~~~~First Generation~~~~~ THOMAS WALKER, served in British Parliament during the reigns of Charles I and Charles II, (b: unknown Exeter, Eng; d: unknown Eng). Married: unknown. Child: 1. JOHN WALKER (b: unknown Eng; d: unknown) m: Rachel Croshaw ~~~~~Second Generation~~~~~ JOHN WALKER, emigrated to Viginia in mid-1600's; invented first "real matches" called "Lucifers", (b: abt 1624 Eng; d: unknown VA) married Rachel Croshaw (b: abt 1624 York CO., VA). Child: ~~~~~Third Generation~~~~~ ~~~~~Fourth Generation~~~~~ JOHN WALKER (b: 29 April 1711, VA; d: 1809) married Elizabeth Baylor. Children: 1. JEREMIAH WALKER (b: 1747 VA; d: unknown) m: Milly Colson JOHN WILLIAM WALKER, SR. (b: 7 Dec 1766 Hampshire CO.,VA, d: 10 Oct 1826 GA) m: Martha Smith. ~~~~~Fifth Generation~~~~~ JOHN WILLIAM WALKER, SR. came to Wilkes CO., Georgia from Virginia with two slaves where he settled; served as Pvt. in the Revolutionary War (Georgia State Line) under General Elijah Clarke; and was given 287 1/2 acres in Wilkes CO., GA. for services in the war (b: 7 Dec 1766 Hampshire Cty, VA; d: 10 Oct 1826 near Danburg, Wilkes Cty, GA; buried: Danburg, Wilkes, GA) married MARTHA SMITH (b: 17 Nov 1770 Hampshire, GA d: 7 Nov 1826)daughter of CAPT. JOHN TAYLOR SMITH and SARAH BASKIN on 11 Feb 1790 in Wilkes Cty, GA. Their children:

57. 'Burnside Bridge (Sharpsburg, MD - USA)' By William Miller - DPC Prints! burnside Bridge (Sharpsburg, MD USA). by william Miller Availablein 2 sizes ($13.00 - $23.00) 18 x 6 Glossy Panoramic, $13.00. http://www.dpcprints.com/print.php?IMAGE_ID=15341

58. New Data, New Doubts: A Comment On Burnside And Dollar's "Aid, Policies, And Gro william Easterly, Ross Levine, David Roodman. NBER Working Paper No. w9846 Issuedin July 2003. Abstract . The burnside and Dollar (2000, AER) finding http://papers.nber.org/papers/W9846

Jump to the Navigation Bar New Data, New doubts: A Comment on Burnside and Dollar's "Aid, Policies, and Growth" (2000) William Easterly, Ross Levine , David Roodman NBER Working Paper No. w9846 Issued in July 2003 Abstract - The Burnside and Dollar (2000, AER) finding that aid raises growth in a good policy environment has had an important influence on policy and academic debates. We conduct a data gathering exercise that updates their data from 1970 -93 to 1970 -97, as well as filling in missing data for the original period 1970 -93. We find that the Burnside and Dollar (2002, AER) finding is not robust to the use of this additional data. Would you like to subscribe to NBER Working Papers? Click here for more information You may purchase this paper on-line in .pdf format from SSRN.com ($5) for electronic delivery. Information for subscribers and others expecting no-cost downloads Publications Programs Data ... People Publications: Main Publications Page New This Week Working Papers Books ... Paid Subscriptions Programs: Program descriptions and members Working Group Descriptions and Papers Selected Projects: Conference on Research in Income and Wealth Sloan Science and Engineering Workforce Project Call for Papers Data: NBER Collection Business Cycle Dates Latest Business Cycle Memo New Economic Releases Selected Sources Economic Organizations US Government Agencies Other Data Collections Economic Report of the President ... Congressional Budget Office About What we are Contact us Non-data Links Search ... Early History (.pdf)

59. Ambrose Burnside With a force of 122,000, burnside, Joseph Hooker, Edwin Sumner, william Franklinattacked General Robert E. Lee and his army of 78,500, at Fredericksburg http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USACWburnside.htm

Ambrose Burnside To receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. FREE Education Newsletters - choose below... Education on the Internet Teaching History Online Email: Let keep Ahead .com bring you the world by email Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email Ambrose Burnside was born in Liberty on 23rd May, 1824. He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1847. He served in the Mexican War but resigned his commission in 1853. Burnside settled in Bristol, Rhode Island, where he became involved in the manufacture of firearms. In 1856 Burnside invented a highly successful breech-loading rifle. On the outbreak of the American Civil War Burnside became a colonel in the Rhode Island Volunteers. After fighting successfully at Bull Run he was promoted to brigadier general in the Union Army. He served in North Carolina and developed a reputation as a dashing commander and during this period he is said to have popularized the fashion of side whiskers (later known as sideburns). Burnside took part in the battle at Antietam (September, 1862) and afterwards President

60. SSRN-New Data, New Doubts: A Comment On Burnside And Dollar's 'Aid, Policies, An SSRNNew Data, New Doubts A Comment on burnside and Dollar s Aid, Policies,and Growth (2000) by william Easterly, Ross Levine, David Roodman. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=425001

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