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	Texas House of Representatives: Member Edmund Kuempel
		Edmund Kuempel was born and raised in Austin, graduating from Austin High School.
		Edmund is married to the former Roberta "Birdie" Blumberg.
		Edmund and Birdie also have a granddaughter - Rose Brady who was born in September, 1998, and twin grandsons - Will and Sam Kuempel who were born in 2004.
	www.house.state.tx.us /members/dist44/bio/kuempel.htm (422 words)

	John M. Harrison on Carroll Coleman - The University of Iowa Libraries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Coleman often complained of the lack of room, while conceding that his own inability to acknowledge the space limitations of the house was responsible.
		Coleman wrote to her in January, 1955, to report that "almost all the time I would have had for publishing this last summer and fall" had been devoted to making arrangements for his mother to remain in her own home in Muscatine after the death of his sister, who had lived with Arminda Coleman.
		Coleman's correspondence with a number of poets makes it clear that the quality of Prairie Press books they had seen had impressed them so favorably that they hoped their works might be presented with the same taste and artistry.
	www.lib.uiowa.edu /spec-coll/Bai/harrison.htm (17837 words)

	HistoryLink Essay:Coleman Party reaches the summit of Mount Baker on August 17, 1868.
		Coleman Party reaches the summit of Mount Baker on August 17, 1868.
		Coleman went on, got almost to the top, and then had to turn back due to a dangerous ice cornice.
		Coleman time to sketch” and got off to an early start on the morning of the August 19.
	www.historylink.org /essays/printer_friendly/index.cfm?file_id=7088 (777 words)

	Robert Coleman Descendants - cldg135.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		(Edward Thaddeus Coleman, Jeremiah Thaddeus Coleman, Mary Lucretia Scott, Eliza Ann Coleman, Caleb, Robert, Robert, Robert, Robert) was born on 30 Oct 1899 in Emanuel County, Georgia.
		(Clara Virginia Coleman, Jeremiah Thaddeus Coleman, Mary Lucretia Scott, Eliza Ann Coleman, Caleb, Robert, Robert, Robert, Robert) was born on 2 Sep 1892 in Emanuel County, Georgia.
		(Clara Virginia Coleman, Jeremiah Thaddeus Coleman, Mary Lucretia Scott, Eliza Ann Coleman, Caleb, Robert, Robert, Robert, Robert) was born on 22 Oct 1898 in Graymont, Georgia.
	www.geocities.com /colemangenealogy/cldg135.htm (598 words)

	Francis Irénée du Pont - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Coleman du Pont in 1903, Frances I. du Pont was named to the Board of Directors and Executive Committee.
		Coleman du Pont as President the company continued to grow, but within a few years Pierre S. du Pont became the acting president and effective leader of the company.
		Coleman du Pont, Pierre and Coleman sought a way to have the company buy Coleman's share of the company and redistribute it to some of the most highly valued non-family members in the company management.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edmund_du_Pont (436 words)

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		In 1976, Coleman was cast as self-serving Mayor Jeeter (a role the actor still regards as a favorite) on Norman Lear's soap opera spoof Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman.
		Dabney Coleman was born in Austin Texas in 1932 and was raised in Corpus Christi.
		Coleman attended both the Virginia Military Institute and the University of Texas school of law before deciding on a career in acting.
	www.lycos.com /info/dabney-coleman.html (558 words)

	Robert Coleman Descendants - cldg16.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		James Coleman was born on 6 Oct 1776.
		Larkin P. Coleman was born on 19 Oct 1800.
		(Robert Covington, Ann Coleman, Robert, Robert) was born on 21 Oct 1747 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond, Virginia.
	www.geocities.com /colemangenealogy/cldg16.htm (654 words)

	Introduction. Edmund Clarence Stedman, ed. 1895. A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895
		Song and hymn makers, dramatists, meditative poets, etc., are easily differentiated, and the formation of other groups corresponds with that outlined in “Victorian Poets.” Upon the method thus adopted, and with friendly allowance for the personal equation, it seems to me that a conspectus of the last sixty years can be satisfactorily obtained.
		For this, and for the general result, my hearty thanks are due to the skill and patience of Miss Vernetta E. Coleman, who has prepared the greater portion of the Notes.
		The faithfulness of the text at large has been enhanced by the coöperation of the Riverside Press, and this is not the first time when I have been grateful to its Corrector and his assistants for really critical attention given to a work passing through their hands.
	www.bartleby.com /246/10000.html (2417 words)

	LINGUIST List 10.1952: Coleman: Phonological Representations
		Coleman is particularly interested in the major flaws of transformational approaches: in the invertibility problem (i.e.
		Note also that Coleman's claim is based on his opinion that in GP as a derivational model "systematic phonetic representations are derived from the lexical representations after [derivations]'' (Coleman 1995:344).
		Coleman's 'evidence' for this claim is that the Great Vowel Shift did affect the vowel in (because it was long) but not the one in (because it was short).
	www.linguistlist.org /issues/10/10-1952.html (4642 words)

	Nearby Café: Island Living A. D. Coleman Staten Island
		Coleman is a member of PEN American Center, the American Society of Journalists and Authors, the Authors Guild, the National Writers Union, and AICA USA, the international association of critics of art.
		In 1998 American Photo named Coleman one of "the 100 most important people in photography." A Guest Scholar at the J. Paul Getty Museum in 1993, and a Fulbright Senior Scholar in Sweden in 1994, he was the Ansel and Virginia Adams Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence at the Center for Creative Photography in 1997.
		Since 1995 Coleman has been Executive Director of this website, The Nearby Café, a multi-subject electronic magazine where his newsletter on photography, C: the Speed of Light, and his newsletter for writers, WordWork: Survival Strategies for the Professional Writer, also appear.
	www.nearbycafe.com /foodandtravel/island/about_adc.html (800 words)

	Skiing the Cascade Volcanoes: Mount Baker
		Mount Baker receives tremendous snowfall, averaging well over 600 inches (15 m) annually, and during the 1998-99 snow season a new world record of 1140 inches (29 m) was recorded at the nearby Mount Baker Ski Area at 4200 ft (1300 m).
		The massive snowpack permits safe and fun skiing on large, active glaciers such as the Coleman and Easton throughout the spring and well into summer (roped travel is recommended on the ascent, though).
		Combined with the Coleman Glacier route, it forms a challenging ski traverse route first done in 1939.
	www.skimountaineer.com /CascadeSki/CascadeSki.php?name=Baker (700 words)

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		The Edmund Rice (1638) Association was established in 1851 and incorporated in 1934 to encourage antiquarian, genealogical, and historical research concerning the ancestors and descendants of Edmund Rice who settled in Sudbury, Massachusetts in 1638, and to promote fellowship among its members and friends.
		The Edmund Rice (1638) Association, Inc. is governed by a Board of Directors, of at least five members, elected at the annual reunion and meeting, usually held on a weekend in September.
		Descendants of Edmund Rice were holding reunions as early as 1851, but it was not until 1912 that the Association was formed and officers elected.
	www.edmund-rice.org /newsletters/vol_80_2_2006_spring.htm (7448 words)

	ERBzin-e 928: Burroughs Genealogical Notes ~ Danton Burroughs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Deacon Rice was a Pilgrim, born in Buckinghamshire, Eng.
		Edmund sold it to his son, Edmund, who passed it to his sons, John and Edmund, and afterward John transferred his share of it to his brother Edmund -- by whom it passed to other members of the family, who occupied it till within the last half century.
		It is, we believe, the road now traveled from Weston Corner by 'Five Paths' Wayland to Framingham mention is made of this way in the town recording as early as 1643 and again in 1648.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/jcb/erbz928.html (740 words)

	GORP - At Heaven's Gate - Mount Baker Summit Climb
		British artist/botanist/climber Edmund T. Coleman is credited with the first ascent of Mount Baker, a feat that took him three tries.
		The second time, his team came within 50 feet of the summit, but was thwarted by a cornice of ice that theretofore has been known as the Coleman saddle.
		(Coleman was reportedly the first mountaineer to use an ice axe in America, and he also introduced his teammates to crampons.) At the top he wrote:"The scene was grand in the nakedness of its desolation.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/activity/climb/mt_baker2.htm (370 words)

	Mount Baker 1868 Ascent by Edmund T. Coleman, part 1
		Edmund T. Coleman was an experienced Alpine climber and he wrote a long article, Mountaineering on the Pacific in the November 1869 edition of Harper's New Monthly Magazine.
		Coleman, however, had trouble with the terrain and his pack; he ended up dropping out and returning to base camp before the end of the first day out from camp, while Stevens and Van Trump continued and ultimately successfully reached the summit of Rainier.
		Edmund T. Coleman was an experienced alpinist from England who was, at the time, living in Victoria, British Columbia.
	www.stumpranchonline.com /skagitjournal/Washington/Whatcom/MtBaker/Baker2-Coleman1-Intro.html (7385 words)

	Terry Mason's Family History Web Site. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		On Jan. 1734, Lawrence conveyed this to Edmund, his son and Heir.
		Edmund built a house for his daughter, Mildred, who married David Jameson, a Yorktown merchant.
		Edmund's son Lawrence inherited all of the "Tract of Land whereon I now live" near Yorktown.
	www.tmason1.com /pafn86.htm (400 words)

	History of the Clinic - Coleman Clinic, Canton, IL (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		James Edmund Coleman, M.D. (known by everyone then in the community as “Dr. J.E.”) established his medical practice in the late 1800’s on the West Side of the square in Canton at 24 North Main Street.
		Coleman believed that the highest level of medical/surgical care could be provided efficiently and economically by team effort.
		Coleman Clinic, Ltd. merged with Graham Hospital Association in 1999.
	www.colemanclinic.org.cob-web.org:8888 /AboutUs/history.html (374 words)

	THE GOLD CHASER: A Biographical Book about the Art of Silver and Gold Repousse Chasing of artist Edmund Kavanagh, by ...
		The skill of repoussé, which began in antiquity and flourished from medieval times to the middle of the twentieth century, is a metalworking technique in which soft precious metal is shaped by hammering from the underside.
		Edmund is among the handful of chasers around the world who continue to ply this ancient craft.
		Edmund is among the handful of Master repoussé chasers in the world who produce this fine art work.
	www.borregopublishing.com /subsidypressbooks/RepousseEdmundKavanagh.htm (1187 words)

	The Civil War in Lexington: Essay--Lexington, Kentucky -- National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary
		Leaving Knoxville on August 14, Confederate Major General Edmund Kirby Smith bypassed to the west of the Union-held Cumberland Gap and thrust deep into eastern Kentucky.
		Coleman also quotes a contemporary account from The Observer and Reporter, a local newspaper, which stated that the raiders "proceeded to help themselves to whatever they wanted, and did so unstintingly.
		Parts of this article were taken verbatim from the pamphlet "Kentucky's Civil War Heritage Trail," published by the Kentucky Department of Travel, Capital Plaza Tower, 500 Metro St. #22, Frankfurt, KY 40601-1968.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/lexington/civilwar.htm (2329 words)

	Civil War Letters of Edward Nicholas Boots, 101st PA Infantry
		Edward's father and two uncles, Samuel and Edmund, were among the founding fathers of the Concord Methodist Episcopal Church in North Sewickley Township.
		I received a letter from T French a few days ago, In which he speaks of not receiving any letters from me. Tell him that I cannot tell the reason.
		I fully agree with you that George Coleman will never do much good, at least not until he changes considerable, which I hope may be soon, for if he turns out worthless, we may consider the whole family as worthless.
	home.att.net /~edboots/edwardnboots.htm (10898 words)

	Mount Baker: Coleman Glacier / Easton Glacier \| Washington Climbs
		There is little doubt among geologists that Mount Baker may erupt again in the not-too-distant future.
		The first ascent of Mount Baker was claimed in 1868 by Edmund T. Coleman, David Ogilvy, Thomas Stratton, and John Tennant.
		Coleman, an English librarian living in Victoria, B.C., had made two previous attempts to climb the mountain and was dedicated to the task.
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?trailid=MGW028-001 (483 words)

	Records pertaining to SARAH WHITEHEAD
		Note from Anita McClung-"We have located a document at the court house which John J. Coleman signed that states that the property in Buckingham County, VA that was left to Isabella by her late father, is hers and only hers.
		We find there are amounts due to James Coleman to wit: a store account to thirteen pounds seven shillings, and five pence and half penny, and the balance of an account for board of the orphans and necessaries found them of 7/11 unpaid.
		James Coleman, Guardian of Nancy, Polly, and Susannah Whitehead, Orphans of Benjamin Whitehead, dec'd is excused from returning any accounts of the profits of the said Orphans Estate until next Court.
	pages.prodigy.net /procyon/swepson/coleman.htm (4481 words)

	Mark A. Kilmer (the weblog) » Sir Edmund Rodham
		Clinton during her visit to Nepal, in which she met Sir Edmund and related the story, as told to her by her mother.
		When Hillary Clinton met Sir Edmund in Tibet in 1995, she lied and told him that her mother had named her after him.
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	www.rightsided.org /index.php/2006/10/sir-edmund-rodham (447 words)

	Mt. Baker Scrapbook
		Hand lettering by O. Hagen, and sketches by Edmund T. Coleman and Charles Easton.
		Also included are literary works from a variety of early newspapers and magazines written by Edmund T. Coleman, Charles F. Easton, Dr. Charles M. Buchanan, Arthur J. Craven, W. Dorr, Bert W. Huntoon, Mrs.
		"Ascending the Rapids," Harper's Magazine, 1868, drawing by Edmund T. Coleman.
	www.whatcommuseum.org /pages/archives/baker.htm (524 words)

	WHITE HOUSE SECURITY REVIEW PUBLIC REPORT
		WILLIAM T. Secretary Coleman served as Secretary of the Department of Transportation from 1975 to 1977.
		Secretary Coleman was a principal author of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund's Supreme Court brief in Brown v.
		t go off!" It was later determined that there were no bullets in the firing chamber, although there were four in the gun's magazine.
	www.fas.org /irp/agency/ustreas/usss/t1pubrpt.html (18664 words)

	FOURTH GENERATION
		EMAIL US Capt. Edmund Dupuy was born on 21 Jun 1788 in Virginia.
		On page 106 of Deed Book 24, there is a Deed recorded dated 16 Dec. 1815, wherein the Grantors, Edmund Dupuy and Elizabeth his wife of Lunenburg Co., sell 522 acres of land in the same county to Coleman Jeffreys.
		Mary Edmund Wills Dupuy was born on 13 Jun 1829 in Madison County, Alabama.
	www.mindspring.com /~eehiv/dupuy/d11684.htm (432 words)

	Mountain Architecture: Chapter II
		An excellent account of the Mount Baker Lodge's short history is contained in Mount Baker Ski Area, a Pictorial History, (1982), by Ramon Heller.
		A party of four men, lead by Edmund T. Coleman of Victoria B. reached the top on August 17, 1868 after two unsuccessful attempts.
		The event most likely being referred to was the Mazamas' widely publicized charter meeting on the summit of Mount Hood in 1894.
	www.seanet.com /~tdeering/thesis/ch-2n.htm (539 words)

	Annotated Bibliography on Railroad Land Grants by George Draffan, www.landgrant.org
		BN claims they paid about $200,000 per year in federal income taxes for those years, and that 1984 and 1985 taxes would be $34 million and $50 million.
		Coleman, Edmund T. Puget Sound, and the Northern Pacific Railroad.
		Labor disputes and public service corporations; a series of addresses and papers presented at the annual meeting of the Academy of political science in the city of New York, November 22-23, 1916; ed.
	www.landgrant.org /biblio.html (13100 words)

	EckerNet.Com » Blog Archive » Anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald
		Well last year I think we made it a tradition for everyone in the MOB to write a Edmund Fitzgerald related post.
		In the spirit of continuing that tradition enjoy these Edmund Fitzgeralds goodness posts
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	www.eckernet.com /2006/11/anniversary_of_the_edmund_fitz.html (130 words)

	Background and statistics of Mount Baker
		The stories which Vancouver's men brought back to England caused a talented British artist, Edmund T. Coleman, to leave his home and cast his lot with the settlers of the outpost of Victoria, on Vancouver Island, within sight of the mountain which fascinated the Englishman so much he made three expeditions up the rugged peak.
		Two years later [1868], he and his party made their way to the very summit and the account he wrote for Harper's [New Monthly magazine] the next year [November 1869, see endnote] was a classic description of the panorama spread out around the mighty peak.
		One is about the first successful ascent of the mountain by Edmund T. Coleman and others in 1868.
	www.stumpranchonline.com /skagitjournal/Washington/Whatcom/MtBaker/Baker4-Stats.html (1612 words)

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