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	Cephas Washburn History Profile Biography and Encylopedia Entry Arkansas Encyclopedia Essay
		Washburn was the driving force in establishing the Far West Academy in Washington County, Arkansas in 1844 which was a short-lived attempt to establish a college where both white and Indian students could achieve and education together.
		Washburn served as the primary Indian missionary in the region until he resigned in 1850.
		Edward Payson Washburn was the artist who painted the famous Arkansas Traveller painting that was later immortalized as a Currier & Ives lithograph.
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		Edward was her first-born, and from his infancy to the last year of his life she lavished upon him her love and her prayers.
		The Payson family was a delightful one to visit, all were so bright, and in the contest of wits that took place often between Lizzy and her merry brothers, it was sometimes hard to tell which bore off the palm.
		Payson to my mother, who was her constant correspondent, in which she spoke sadly of an indisposition she feared was the precursor of serious illness, but which chiefly troubled her on account of Lizzy's distress that her school prevented her being constantly with her mother.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/1/1/5/4/11549/11549.txt (19938 words)

	Edward Washburn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edward Payson Washburn (1831-1860) American artist, son of Indian missionary Cephas Washburn.
		Best known for painting The Arkansas Traveller which was lithographed by Currier and Ives and became a popular print.
		Washburn died on 26 March 1860 in Little Rock, Arkansas only 9 days after the death of his father.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edward_Washburn (88 words)

	Descendants - pafg443.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Edward Payson PACKARD was born on 26 Mar 1832 in Spencer, Worcester, MA, United States.
		Charles Edward WHITMAN was born on 20 Jun 1837.
		Edward Payson WHITMAN was born on 9 Apr 1835 in South Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA.
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		She was born in Pembroke, N. H.; died in Groton, Vt. \line James Heath served, 1777, in Capt. Samuel Young's company of New Hampshire militia and, 1778, under Capt. Simeon Stevens.
		He died, 1814, in Rumsey, N. \line Edward Ruggles, (1723-78), was a minute man from Hardwick at the Lexington Alarm.
		Edward Ruggles, Jr., Samuel Dennett, Samuel Benson, Deacon Daniel }{ \fs22\cf6\insrsid11338030 Spooner}{\fs22\insrsid11338030, and Rev. Asa Hunt, all of Massachusetts.
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	ATU - Miscellaneous Projects
		The Washburns were missionaries to the Arkansas Cherokee at Dwight Mission (3PP58) (now within Russellville), 1820-1828, and moved the Mission to near Sallisaw, OK, in 1829.
		Cephas and Edward died in Little Rock and are buried in Mount Holly Cemetery, but Abigail continued to live in the house.
		The Washburn House stood into the 1940s, serving in later years as company housing for coal miner families working nearby shaft mines.
	www.uark.edu /campus-resources/archinfo/atumisc.html (874 words)

	Ancestors of Irving Halsey Johnson
		He married Sarah Gilman (see #63), daughter of Edward Gilman and Mary Clark, on 16 Dec 1646.
		Edward, #98) was born on 19 Jan 1622 at Caston, England.
		His estate was probated on 8 Jul 1714 at Bristol, MA; Wife requested son Samuel administer the probate, which involved dividing her husband's property in Taunton North Purchase.
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		Washburn has the material and a force of men to build a Tabernacle in Forest Park, to be 100' wide, 100' deep, 50' at rear, with four entrances, rostrum 10 X 35 with a seating capacity of 3,000, the natural slope of the ground, made each seat raised.
		Washburn, estimated cost was $15,000, fine pressed brick came from St. Louis, and red sandstone from Fort Collins, Colo. E.
		Washburn appointed State Architect for two years, lists a number of State projects that he will handle and look after.
	www.ottawa.lib.ks.us /OttawaAnnals.txt (22899 words)

	Rice Cousins who emigrated to Nova Scotia - Person Page 100
		Theresa Emily Williams married Edward Payson H Rice, son of William Norcross Rice and Mary Jane Ordway.
		Edward John Woodman was born circa 1835 at Nova Scotia.
		Edward Woodman was of the Parish of Digby.
	www.widomaker.com /~gwk/Planter/p100.htm (2752 words)

	Dorchester, MA Vital Records to 1850
		Edward of Newton and Lucretia R. Tolman, Nov. 29, 1935.
		Edward Jr., and Elizabeth Ann Williams, June 16, 1836.
		Sarah of Roxbury and Edward Voy of Roxbury, Sept. 19, 1847.
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	XIV. Travellers and Explorers, 1846–1900: Bibliography. Vol. 17. Later National Literature, Part II. The Cambridge ...
		Dunbar, Edward E. The Romance of the Age: or, The Discovery of Gold in California.
		Kern, Edward M. Journal of an Exploration of Marys or Humboldt River, Carson Lake and Owens River and Lake in 1845.
		Narrative of Edward McGowan, including a Full Account of the Author's Adventures and Perils while Persecuted by the San Francisco Vigilance Committee of 1856.
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	Ancestors of Irving Halsey Johnson
		Major Isaac Johnson (see #29), son of David Johnson and Rebecca Washburn, on 21 Jun 1744 at Bridgewater, MA.
		Edward, #56) was born on 12 Nov 1689 at Rowley, MA.
		Edward Payson Rev and Elizabeth Phillips, on 16 Feb 1725/26.
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	Membership of Yale's Skull and Bones Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Charles Edward 1965 Bent Joseph Appleton 1865 Bentley Edward Manross 1880 Bentley Edward Warren 1850 Benton Joseph Augustine 1842 Berger, Jr.
		Edmund Lockwood 1929 DeForest Stephen Elliott 1955 Demaree II Frank Edward 1969 Deming Charles Clerc 1872 Deming Henry Champion 1872 Deming Henry Champion 1836 Deming Lawrence Clerc 1883 Dempsey Andrew Squire 1956 Dempsey John Bourne 1911 Dempsey, Jr.
		Edward Howard 1878 Selander Duane Arthur 1969 Selden Edward Griffin 1870 Senay Edward Charles 1952 Seward William Henry 1888 Seymour Charles 1908 Seymour Horatio 1867 Seymour John Forman 1835 Seymour John Sammis 1875 Seymour S.O. Seymour, Jr.
	www.wealth4freedom.com /truth/3/skullroster.htm (2599 words)

	Media Information: Arkansas State Parks
		Faulkner often spoke at gatherings on behalf of his favorite political candidates, adding humorous remarks and music to entertain the crowds.
		Eventually, the tale prompted a youthful Arkansas artist, Edward Payson Washburn, to render his version of the "Traveler" scene in 1858.
		Washburn's oil painting is permanently displayed at the Arkansas History Commission in Little Rock.
	www.arkansasstateparks.com /media/display.asp?id=358 (1192 words)

	Colorado College Tutt Library, Special Collections & Archives:
		Washburn Field is located west of the campus in the bottom land east of Monument Creek.
		In 1899 Washburn Field was named for Rev. Philip Washburn, a rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and a personal friend of General Palmer's.
		Washburn was very interested in the college, and it is said he never missed a practice or an athletic event of the college.
	www.coloradocollege.edu /Library/SpecialCollections/ColoradoCollege/Buildings.html (7727 words)

	Amherst College Biographical Record: Class of 1865
		Mary C. (Blodgett); Maitland L. 1901); Merrill (A. Bolton, Charles Edward.
		Albert W. Hitchcock); Benjamin Kendall (A. Edward H. ; Annette H. (m.
		Judge of orphans' court of Baltimore, Md., 1895 and chief justice of that court.
	www.amherst.edu /~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1865.html (3518 words)

	20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, Vol 10 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		TENNEY, Edward Payson, author, was born in Concord, N.H., Sept. 29, 1835; son of the Rev. Asa Peaslee and Mary (Tenney) Tenney; grandson of Jonathan and Anna (Bailey) Tenney, and of Asa and Polly (White) Tenney, and a descendant of Thomas Tenney, who immigrated to Rowley, Mass., and was residing in Salem, 1638.
		WASHBURN, William Barrett, governor of Massachusetts, was born in Winchendon, Mass., Jan. 31, 1820; son of Asa and Phebe (Whitney) Washburn; grandson of Col. Elijah Washburn and of Capt.
		He was married in 1817, to a daughter of Judge Pierpont Edwards.
	www.whitneygen.org /archives/extracts/biodict10.html (2754 words)

	Descendants - pafg398.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Edward Payson BRETT was born on 11 Sep 1837.
		Phebe married Jabez KINGMAN son of Abel KINGMAN and Lucy WASHBURN on 7 Jun 1818 in N. Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, United States.
		Edward Sherman KINGMAN was born on 19 Jun 1828 in N. Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, United States.
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		- 34 Barbee, D. Edward - 34 Barbee, E. Lowry - 34 Barbee, Kiddie Ann Caroline - 69 Barbee, William Field - 34 Barber, Luke E. Barclay, Dorothy Moody - 15 Barclay, Hugh - 15 Barclay, Hugh Douglas - 15 Barclay, Hugh Mrs.
		- 54 Blanks, Edward Braxton - 90 Blanks, Mary Owen - 90 Blass, Alice Rebecca - 104 Blass, Dorothy R. Blass, Elizabeth - 11 Blass, Ellen - 11 Blass, Essie - 11 Blass, Gilbert J. Mrs.
		- 11 Campbell, Edward - 36 Campbell, Elizabeth Kennedy - 37 Campbell, Eva - 36 Campbell, Frank - 90 Campbell, Gordon H. Mrs.
	www.arkansasresearch.com /desglim.txt (14273 words)

	Abbott Memorial Collection
		Charles Edward 59 Chinquy, C. 60 Chittenden, Laurence 61- Choate, Joseph Hodges (1832-1917) 62 63 Choate, Rufus (1799-1859) 64 Church, Rederick Edwin (1826-1900) 65 Churchill, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer (1874-1965) Box 34 Folder 1 Claflin, John (1850-1938) 2 Claflin, William (1818-1905) 3 Claflin, Mrs.
		Merryman's house: "This house or its predecessor was the Brunswick residence of Jacob Abbot." 2 pieces.
		Daguerreotypes in "Civil War" frames: Dr. Castle of Brooklyn, c.1860; Edward Abbott, aged seven years; Jacob Abbott (1776-1847); Group of John S. Gorham D., and Jacob Abbott; Edward Abbott, c.1852; Edward Abbott, c.1856-60; Edward Abbott, 1864; Edward Abbott, c.1858; unknown.
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		Faulkner is said to have composed the melody and lyrics in 1840 after seeking board and lodging from a squatter while travelling in a political campaign.
		In 1858 Arkansas artist Edward Payson Washburn painted a depiction of the apocryphal meeting of traveller and squatter.
		Currier & Ives sold several lithograph versions of Washburn's painting after 1859.
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	Matteson Findings # 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Henry Smith Mathewson, B.A., M.D., of Pomfret, Conn., a resident member since 1909, was born at Pomfret 27 February 1867, the son of Edward Payson and Marian Chandler [Holt] Mathewson, and died there 9 May 1927.
		His mother, Marian Chandler Holt, was born at Pomfret 20 September 1837, the second daughter and elder sister, Ellen Holt, was the second wife of Henry Chandler Bowen, the well-known proprietor of The Independant and a corresponding member of the New England Historic Genealogical Society from 1858 until his death.
		He married, at San Francisco, Calif., 24 December 1898, Helen Washburn, Daughter of Frederic Augustus and Mary Jane [Swan] Washburn, who survives him, together with their four children, Hope, B.A. [Wellesley, 1921], B.S. [Simmons, 1923], Marian Chandler, B. [Wellesley, 1924], Allen Hunt, S.B. [Bowdoin, 1926], and Helen Washburn.
	www.matteson.us /findings4.html (339 words)

	Mariposa Gazette Vitals, Birth, Marriage, Deaths, 1907-1908
		Tom GORDON, on April 3rd 1907, at 1 o'clock, Miss Annie GORDON and Edward ZIMMERMAN were united in marriage by Superior Judge J. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and intimate friends of both parties.
		The bride was beautifully dressed in white brocade Alpaca, trimmed in white pearl beads and ribbon and carried an elegant wreath of orange blossoms.
		The deceased was a resident of Vermont and was at Wawona, accompanied by his wife, on a visit to his brother when strickened by death.
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	Amherst College Biographical Record: Class of 1858
		Margaret W.; William S.; Edward H. Bishop, Henry Maturin.
		Edward H. 1905); Raymond F. 1910); Mary; Katherine; Marian W.
		Lillys A.; Edward W.; Henry S.; Mary R.; Emma K.; Edith W.; Alice K. Address, Gering, Neb.
	acbiorecord.yanco.com /1858.html (3147 words)

	A Genealogical Record of John Spofford and Elizabeth Scott – Generation 7c
		EDWARD D., graduated at Beloit College and New Haven
		She was of Athol, Prince Edward County, Ontario; residence, Colborne, Ontario, Canada.
		EDWARD G., m., September, 1879, Mary Addis, of Grand Rapids, Mich.;
	www.georgetownhistoricalsociety.com /GtGen/johnspoffordregister7c.html (3460 words)

	Vining Genealogy
		(son of Edward Pendleton Vining and Sarah Louise Havens) b.
		(son of Edward Thomas Vining and Sadie Ellistine Crosby) b.
		(son of Edward Milton Vining and [Adelia or Adella?] D. Garrity) b.
	www.vfthomas.com /Viningfamilies.htm (6793 words)

	Bond Index A
		BOYNTON - Abigail 90; Curtis John 56; Ebenezer 90 702; Edward 90 417; Elizabeth 56; Jeremiah 90 417 702; Joseph 599; Lois 90 702; Lucy 387; Mary 888; Patience 90 417; Sarah 90 599 888; William 888.
		BUTTRICK - Abigail 639; Agnes Louisa 532; Edward 532; Eliza Kinsman 942; Elizabeth 200 291 823/824 824; Frances A. 532; George Edward 532; Harriet Ann 942; Joseph 830; Mary 830; Mary Alice 942; Mary Ann 472; Molly 833; Oliver Davis 942; Tilly 200; Willard 942; William 472 942.
		CONVERSE - Abigail 899; Amasa 899; Boswell 698; Edward 521 945; Esther 23; Hannah 869; James 869; Joshua 976; Josiah 394 443 444 937 1061 1066 1075; Jude 22; Kezia 443; Lydia 22; Mary 443 698; Molly 976; Rebecca 10 394 443 470; Ruth 271 443 937; Sarah 521 945; Thomas 10.
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	Edson Family - Descendants of Thomas Edson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jane Howard was born on 17 Sep 1689.
		Nehemiah Washburn and Jane Howard were married on 26 Mar 1713.
		Jeremiah Beals Howard was born on 5 Oct 1855.
	home.earthlink.net /~pbkingman4/Edson/b48.htm (407 words)

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		Albert Payson Terhune came from a prolific literary family, all members of which were published writers.
		Terhune's first wife, who died four days after giving birth to their daughter, has no book publications to her name.
		However, according to Kathleen Rais the article in the Cazenovia Republican reporting her marriage to Albert Payson Terhune described her as ``a young lady of much literary ability [who] is a regular contributor to several New York publications.''
	www.math.ttu.edu /~wlewis/family.htm (807 words)

	Bond Index T-V
		TENNEY - Edward Jarvis 900; Eliza Sprague 901; Hartwell 480; Isaac 646; John 900; Josephine Perice 480; Lois 832; Margaret Bartlett 900; Martha 601; Mary Augusta 900 901; Miles 601; Polly 832; Ruhamah 601; Susanna 646.
		TERRY - Edward 547; Loren 547; Louisa 547; Polly 547.
		TRACY - Almira 906; Edward 537; Eunice 192; Francis 537; Hannah 608; Henrietta 726; Henry 537; Joel 536; John 192; Sophia T.
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	Kerry made his Bones in secret club - like Bush (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		L. Thomas 1955 Buchanan Thomas Walter 1889 Buck III Charles Henry 1969 Buckland Joseph Payson 1857 Buckley Christopher Taylor 1975 Buckley Fercus Reid 1952 Buckley James Lane 1944 Buckley, Jr.
		Eugene 1898 Hall Daniel Emerson 1834 Hall Edward Tuck 1941 Hall Gordon Hall Jesse Angell 1936 Hall John Loomer 1894 Hall John Manning 1866 Hall Robert A. Hall Stanley Hall William Kittredge 1859 Hall, Jr.
		Charles Lewis 1939 Mills Alfred 1847 Mills Edward Ensign 1934 Mills Ethelbert Smith 1835 Mills James Paul 1932 Misner Timothy Charles Mitchell Donald Grant 1841 Mitchell Harry H. Mitchell John Hanson 1861 Mitchell, Jr.
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