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	Edmund Kennedy
		Edmund Kennedy (1818-1848) was born on Guernsey, one of the Channel Islands of the English channel.
		Kennedy was to meet his death at the hands of hostile natives while trying to open up a route to the tip of the Cape York Peninsula.
		Kennedy's feet were very swollen and he became ill, so they had to rest.
	members.tripod.com /romareilly/kennedy/edmund.htm (1070 words)

	Edmund Kennedy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edmund Besley Court Kennedy (1818 – 1848) was an explorer in Australia in the mid nineteenth century.
		Kennedy was born on September 5 1818 on Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
		Kennedy was chosen to be on Thomas Mitchell's expedition to the interior of Queensland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edmund_Kennedy (429 words)

	Edmund Kennedy National Park, Murray Falls and Tully, Australia. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		In May 1848, the Edmund Kennedy expedition landed just a few kilo-metres north of where Cardwell was later to be founded, and set off to walk to Cape York.
		Kennedy was killed by Jadhaigana Aborigines while negotiating a river within sight of the cape; Jackey managed to reach the waiting schooner Ariel, which set off down the coast to find only two of the other expedition members still alive.
		The little Edmund Kennedy National Park, down a short road off the highway 22km from Cardwell, marks the spot where the doomed expedition struck inland, and you have to ponder the wisdom of trying to manoeuvre carts through the paperbark and mangrove thickets – romantically described by Kennedy's informant as "wooded hills and green valleys".
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/australia/edmund_kennedy_national_park,_murray_falls_and_tully (405 words)

	The Explorer - Edmund Kennedy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The plain where Kennedy died was a far cry from the thick jungle of the artist's imagination, but this was my first experience of 'hands on' exploration and I felt as thought I was unearthing history.
		Each of Kennedy's men was issued some clothes, blankets, guns and ammunition; weekly rations for the 13 men were calculated at 100 lbs of flour, 26 lbs of sugar and three and a half lbs of tea.
		Kennedy also suggested that Carron try to make his meagre rations last for six weeks, as he had no idea at the time just how long it would take to reach the ship and return for his men.
	www.chainofpondswines.com.au /bushtuckermanwines/TheExplorer.htm (5537 words)

	Hall & Evans - Practice Areas - Edmund Kennedy Associate
		Kennedy represents a variety of public entities, private businesses, corporations and insurers in litigation matters both before the trial courts and on appeal.
		Kennedy joined Hall and Evans, L.L.C. after serving a year as a law clerk to Judge Rudy S. Apodaca of the New Mexico Court of Appeals and a year as a law clerk to Judge Raymond D. Jones of the Colorado Court of Appeals.
		Kennedy was admitted to practice in Colorado in 1999 and New Mexico in 2000.
	www.hallevans.com /attorneys/index.cfm?AttorneyID=25 (212 words)

	ABC 20 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		EDMUND BURKE, MURDER SUSPECT: The first thing that he said that kind of took me aback was, "how are your teeth?" And I was sitting there going, gees I'm kind of depressed about the shape of my teeth, and I thought that was kind of curious.
		EDMUND BURKE: Well, I was pretty much in shock at that point, the slander and the defamation that was occurring on the news media and everything.
		For Katherine Kennedy Burke and the rest of her family there was a funeral and an aching pain that continued to grow.
	www.law-forensic.com /cfr_burke_4.htm (3482 words)

	Edmund Kennedy: Australian Explorer - EnchantedLearning.com
		Edmund Kennedy (1818-1848) was an explorer and the Assistant-Surveyor of New South Wales, Australia.
		Kennedy explored the interior of Queensland, Australia, including the Thomson River, the Barcoo River, Cooper's Creek, and the Cape York Peninsula.
		Last Expedition: On his last expedition, Kennedy was sent to the north of Australia (to the east side of the York Peninsula at Rockingham Bay) to attack the problem again (finding an overland route from the Gulf of Carpenteria to Sydney) from the other side.
	www.littleexplorers.com /explorers/page/k/kennedye.shtml (440 words)

	St. Bernard's Parish - historyofparish
		In May 1862, Father Edmund Kennedy purchased a half acre of land in Enfield, Nova Scotia; part of this land is included in the present cemetery.
		Kennedy purchased three acres of land from John F. Hall for $100.
		Kennedy sold two acres of land to William Kelly and along with it the old church.
	www.forministry.com /CANSRCATHSBPSB/historyofparish.dsp (289 words)

	Nye Family History - Person Page 7
		Edmund Kennedy Nye married Sarah Jane Noe, daughter of Jacob Noe and Jane Grundy, on 27 April 1890.
		Edmund Kennedy Nye died on 4 January 1914 at age 57.
		Sarah Jane Noe married Edmund Kennedy Nye, son of Thomas Nye and Margaret Kennedy, on 27 April 1890.
	www.main-family.com /nye/p7.htm (2933 words)

	Ed Kennedy: ZoomInfo Business People Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Kennedy has worked in both government and industry sectors, his most recent position prior to joining GIAC being assistant deputy minister with the Alberta Ministry of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife.
		Kennedy is a past president of the Canadian Institute of Geomatics, and has served on a number of advisory boards to government and the academic sector.
		Ed Kennedy was born in Truro, Nova Scotia in 1950 and graduated from Hants East Rural High in 1968 and then with a B.Sc.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/kennedy_ed_5886814.aspx (415 words)

	Public Forum With Edmund Morris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		On behalf of Deborah Leff, Kennedy Library Director, John Shattuck, the CEO of the Kennedy Library Foundation and all of my colleagues at the Kennedy Library, we welcome you to the session today.
		In an oft-told story, President Kennedy was once asked to participate in a poll in which he was asked to rate the presidents.
		For those of you have read Edmund Morris's Theodore Rex-- and for those of you who haven't, I highly recommend it-- but those who have read it know that in his meticulously skilled hands we not only sit in the seat of President Roosevelt, but we're likely to know how it was upholstered.
	www.cs.umb.edu /~rwhealan/jfk/forum_morris.html (8570 words)

	Edmund Kennedy - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Edmund Kennedy - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Kennedy, Edmund (1818-1848), British explorer of Australia whose death at the hands of Aboriginal Australians was among the most tragic of early...
		Kennedy, Edward M(oore), born in 1932, Democratic member of the United States Senate from Massachusetts (1962- ).
	encarta.msn.com /Edmund_Kennedy.html (116 words)

	Townsville - Edmund Kennedy NP
		Edmund Kennedy NP This section of coastline has changed little since explorer Edmund Kennedy passed this way during his ill-fated expedition to Cape York in 1848.
		Edmund Kennedy National Park, named after the famous explorer & located in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, has a wide variety of vegetation including lowland rainforest and extensive mangrove forests of which most species are only found in this park.
		Turn off the Bruce Highway 4km north of Cardwell and drive 1km to the park entrance and a further 1km to the ranger station.
	www.townsvilleholidays.info /things-to-see-&-do/national-parks/edmund-kennedy-np.cfm (175 words)

	Edmund Kennedy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In 1848 the Assistant-Surveyor of New South Wales, Edmund Kennedy, led an expedition to explore Cape York Peninsula.
		Kennedy, with four others, Costigan, Dunn, Luff, and a native, Jacky Jacky, left this depot in an endeavour to reach Cape York, where a relief ship was expected.
		Kennedy and Jacky Jacky continued north, after leaving the others at Shelburne Bay.
	gutenberg.net.au /pages/kennedy.html (161 words)

	Do you remember when you heard Kennedy had been killed?
		Edmund Kennedy looks around himself, his eyes widening a little, and he opens his lips to speak.
		Edmund Kennedy blinks a little and turns to this man. The reporters ready their sharp pencils again.
		Kennedy remembers that the first death on the expedition was a native they had shot for attacking them.
	www.greenleft.org.au /back/1998/310/310p27.htm (2406 words)

	Edmund Goulding
		NOTE: Author Matthew Kennedy has written a mini-biography of Edmund Goulding exclusively for "Silents Are Golden" to give us a taste of what his superb biography has in store for the reader.
		Kennedy teaches anthropology at City College of San Francisco and film history at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
		Born in London at the end of the Victorian era, Edmund Goulding was one of the most extraordinarily creative men of Golden Age Hollywood.
	www.silentsaregolden.com /articles/edmundgouldingarticle.html (675 words)

	Australian Explorers: Edmund Kennedy
		In 1848 the Assistant-Surveyor of New South Wales, Edmund Kennedy, led an expedition to explore Cape York Peninsula.
		Kennedy, with four others, Costigan, Dunn, Luff, and a indigenous Australian, Jacky Jacky, left this depot in an endeavour to reach Cape York, where a relief ship was expected.
		Kennedy and Jacky Jacky continued north, after leaving the others at Shelburne Bay.
	www.teachers.ash.org.au /mrlaneis/ozedweb_h_oz_e_kennedy.htm (158 words)

	Fall 2002 Newsletter
		These Rices do not descend from Edmund and there is reason to believe that if a common ancestor existed he lived probably before the beginning of surnames in 1200 to 1300s.
		The genetic marker difference between the Edmund Rice Haplotype and the markers attributed to Royce is huge as shown in the bottom portion of Figure 1.
		Margaret, a former president of the Edmund Rice Association, a Director Emerita, and editor of some of its books, was a second cousin of Wendy Wesen's father and responsible for interesting Wendy in joining the Association.
	www.edmund-rice.org /newsletters/vol_76_4_fall_2002.htm (6008 words)

	Rhode Island news \| projo.com \| The Providence Journal \| Local News
		Kennedy, who first won the House seat in 1994, is the son of Massachusetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, and has about $1.2 million in campaign money.
		Without using Kennedy's name, Leather made it clear that he isn't going to mince words in his run against the incumbent, which is the first serious political race Leather has ever run.
		Kennedy, a self-described pain pill and alcohol abuser for most of his adult life, pledged to work on his recovery via the Alcoholics Anonoymous 12-step program to sobriety.
	www.projo.com /news/content/projo_20060609_leather9.220f0751.html (1105 words)

	Edmund - Edmund Husserl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edmund Kennedy (1818-1848) was born on Guernsey, one of the Channel In 1848, Edmund Kennedy, together with 12 other men left Rockingham Bay north of
		Edmund Randolph's family was prominent in Virginia for generations; young Edmund was introduced to many of the most influential men of his time at the
		Edmund H. Durfee is a Professor at the University of Michigan, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and a member of the Artificial
	newinfoage.com /nwia/edmund.html (483 words)

	AusEmade: Edmund Kennedy National Park, Queensland (QLD), Australia
		Edmund Kennedy the ill fated explorer who tried to find a way in 1848 through the swamps and rainforest in this part of Queensland spent 6 months trying to get to the tip of Cape York.
		Kennedy and his gang suffered disease, fights with local aborigines, swamps, insects, heat, and mountain ranges, eventually Kennedy himself was killed not far from his goal by aborigines.
		The park named after Kennedy is located just 4km north of Cardwell and features a huge array of plant life.
	www.ausemade.com.au /qld/destination/e/edmund-kennedy-national-park.htm (400 words)

	Edmund G. Ross Biography
		Edmund Gibson Ross, Governor of the Territory of New Mexico from 1885 to 1889, is also known for his role as a soldier in the Civil War and as a United States Senator from Kansas (1865-1871).
		Of these, daughter Eddie married the eminent Albuquerque photographer William H. Cobb and son Edmund received the first engineering degree from the University of New Mexico in 1908.
		Edmund G. Ross biography from "Kansas: A Cyclopedia of State History"
	home.comcast.net /~egrosspfc/2004-05/EGRossbio.html (976 words)

	Lincoln, Money, Greenback, JFK, Kennedy, Edmund D. Taylor and C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In spite of the lack of biographical data, Edmund Taylor was certainly not a nobody.
		Ezra Pound, like Edmund Taylor, would have been dumped into the "memory hole" if it were not for the fact that he enjoyed world renown as a poet, which could not be erased from the world's literary volumes.
		The motive used, or assumed, in the official investigation of Kennedy's assassination centered on Castro and Kennedy's other alleged "communist enemies." They were an easy sell to a public very much aware of the "communist threat" and Kennedy's various activities directed against Castro, (including the Bay of Pigs and various alleged CIA assassination plots).
	heritech.com /soil/taylor/dicktaylor.htm (15671 words)

	Lincoln, Money, Greenback, JFK, Kennedy, Edmund D. Taylor and C
		This, of course, could be explained by the fact that Taylor had no official standing in the government and (if he was indeed the true father of the greenback), his role was strictly behind the scenes, and his suggestion to the president made strictly at the personal level.
		Though McGeer may have lit the spark, it took many additional decades, and an obvious assassination cover-up in the case of the Kennedy assassination, for the Lincoln "cold case file" to be reopened in the inquiring minds of a significant number of the public.
		Meet one of Kennedy' confessed assassins (the one from the famous grassy knoll), at http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com.
	www.heritech.com /pridger/lincoln/lin-ken.htm (18029 words)

	Carron on Kennedy's Cape York Expedition
		This is a reproduction of William Carron's record of the ill-fated Kennedy expedition to Cape York in far north Queensland; the original was first published in 1849.
		Edmund Kennedy led the first expedition to seek a route to the tip of Cape York.
		By 13 November (p66) Kennedy, Jackey and three others struck out in an attempt to reach the Cape quickly and bring help, leaving the weaker members near Weymouth Bay.
	www.4wdonline.com /Books/Cape-York-Kennedy.html (466 words)

	2004 Federal Election. Kennedy Electorate Profile. Australian Broadcasting Corp (ABC)
		Existing since Federation, the seat is named after Edmund Kennedy, an early explorer of Cape York.
		Kennedy was won for Labor by Rob Hulls in 1990, but he was defeated in 1993 after one term.
		Attempting to win Kennedy back for the National Party is James Doyle, who has been working as General Manager of the Rural Industry Training Council.
	www.abc.net.au /elections/federal/2004/guide/kenn.htm (416 words)

	31 RQR; Royal Queensland Regiment
		The territorial titles of the regiments were derived from the early explorers of the region, Edmund Kennedy was a fitting namesake for the 3rd Queensland Regiment due to his exploits throughout the north and Cape York.
		At the outbreak of WW1 in 1914 the Kennedy Regiment was dispatched from Townsville to Thursday Island for coastal defence.
		The Kennedy Regiment played little further part in the war, though on return from Thursday Island, many of its members volunteered to join the Australian Imperial Force (AIF).
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-army-today/state-regts/31rqr.htm (1013 words)

	Brian A Kennedy \| The News is NowPublic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Before joining the team I worked for a wide variety of publications both print and online, including The New York Times, New York Magazine, New York Observer, New York Press, and a bunch of other publications with "New York" in the title.
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	members.nowpublic.com /brian_a_kennedy (375 words)

	Explorers
		Kennedy, Edmund - Adventure Guide to Australia Find out about the tragic end of Kennedy's expedition and how it occurred as a result of bureaucrats who didn't know what they were doing.
		Kennedy, Edmund - Australian Explorers Find out about the ill-fated trip, led by Kennedy, to Cape York, the hardships the explorers endured, and the violent death they met with.
		Sir Edmund Hillary Profile - from the Hall of Science and Exploration.
	www.millnthps.sa.edu.au /websites/sose/explorers.htm (1284 words)

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