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	Ezekiel Whitman
		WHITMAN, Ezekiel, jurist, born in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, 9 March.
		Whitman then devoted himself to his large practice and was a member of the executive council of Massachusetts in 1815-'16 and of the Constitutional convention of 1819.
		Judge Whitman was one of the last of the '" old-school " lawyers in his state, he presided in court with much dignity, and his judicial opinions, which were reported by John Shepley in volumes xxi-xxix, of " Maine Reports," are characterized by simplicity and directness of application.
	www.famousamericans.net /ezekielwhitman (521 words)

	Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater, p. 246 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		He claimed that the first house of his ancestor, Thomas Whitman, stood where the late Judge Ezekiel Whitman was born, to wit: nearly opposite to the house of Mark P. Hudson, about four rods east of the Bates Shoe-Shop, now gone, on the north side of the old road.
		Judge Whitman told the writer that, on one occasion, he went into this house with his young daughter Lucia, then a little chatter-box, and told her that he was born in that room pointed out to her.
		Judge Whitman does not say that this first house of Thomas Whitman was burned by the Indians, though that is the conclusion, inferentially, from what he does say, and the tradition is that it was so burned, having been deserted by the family.
	www.rootsweb.com /~mabridge/latham/246.html (376 words)

	E. A. Poe Society of Baltimore
		Whitman a note apologizing for his absence and informing her that he had been ill. On 8 November the two met at the Boston Atheneum, where she showed him a letter warning her against him.
		Whitman's mother demanded that her daughter's property would have to be turned over for her consent to the marriage.
		Whitman were together at a city library, at a moment when they were separated, someone handed her a letter warning against "imprudent marriage" and stating that Poe had already violated his solemn promise to her.
	www.eapoe.org /papers/psbbooks/pb19871c.htm (11173 words)

	Brown & Kingston Township, Delaware County, Ohio
		Ezekiel was a lad of about 7 years old when his parents located in this township.
		Ezekiel was married in his 23d year to Julia Ann Edelblute, daughter of John Edelblute; she was born in Licking Co. After their marriage, they lived about two years in Berlin Township; then came to his present place of abode on the homestead and has since remained.
		They were married by the Rev. Ezekiel Gavitt, who in this way stands connected with the history of many of the citizens of Delaware Co. Nelson has but one representative to hand his name to futurity, and that in the person of James Edward Fleming, who was born Sept. 27, 1858.
	www.heritagepursuit.com /Delaware/delbrownkingston.htm (5585 words)

	History of Wellfleet, MA
		Whitman's statement of 1793 is applicable in showing the trend of prosperity.
		Whitman wished to increase his salary and it was promptly negatived; but the town voted to give him a good suit of clothes throughout, with underclothing complete, not even forgetting the extremities to be encased in boots and hat.
		The action of town in 1814 was harmonious in relation to war matters, and in 1820 Reuben Arey was sent to convention for the revision of the state constitution, which revision, when submitted, was approved with the exception of two articles.
	history.rays-place.com /ma/wellfleet.htm (10333 words)

	ALAN Volume 27, Number 3
		Ezekiel's beliefs take root in Biblical verses and are further supported by the behaviors of Luke's Uncle Micah, his wife's only brother.
		Ezekiel says of Uncle Micah: "Leave a boy go left-handed," he once told my ma and he'll turn out wild as a witchdog, same as your fool brother, Micah…I ain't about to let that happen." (p.
		Ezekiel's attitude towards those born left-handed reveals his complete intolerance and inflexibility for people, even his own son and wife's brother, who act contrary to his own rigid belief system.
	scholar.lib.vt.edu /ejournals/ALAN/spring00/ladd.html (6013 words)

	The Blair Whitman Project
		Whitman and his friends come across an elderly looking gentleman, stick the camera in his face and interview him.
		Whitman turns around and runs in the opposite direction but comes face to face with the Blair Witch.
		Whitman who then retaliates with his pattened DOUBLE thumbs up.
	www.angelfire.com /movies/foxscript/blairwhitmanscr.htm (1694 words)

	The Bailey Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Abijah WHITMAN was born in 1646 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts.
		Naomi WHITMAN was born in 1680 in Budgewater, Massachusetts.
		She was married to Ezekiel SANFORD on 25 Apr 1665.
	bailey.aros.net /jsbailey/d213.htm (998 words)

	Sodom and Tomorrow
		An old man named Ezekiel had clarified the morality tale; a tale that had been old and retold even when he had been a young lad.
		It was a message that was understood everywhere by people who were reliant upon the help of others: ancient bush travellers who relied on their mates for survival; or modern astronauts living aboard space ships whose lives were intertwined and interdependent.
		But Ezekiel's words were often ignored by many of the very people who claimed to follow such teachings.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~spaceout/DU-07/SodomTomorrow.html (940 words)

	Encyclopedia Brunoniana
		Six graduates have been president of Colby College; Jeremiah Chaplin 1799, Rufus Babcock 1821, Eliphaz Fay 1821, James Tifft Champlin 1834, Charles Lincoln White 1887, and Benaiah Longley Whitman 1887.
		George Whitefield Samson 1839 and Benaiah Longley Whitman 1887 were both president of Columbian College (George Washington University).
		It is used here by permission of the author and the University and may not be copied or further distributed without permission.
	www.brown.edu /Administration/News_Bureau/Databases/Encyclopedia/search.php?serial=C0550 (408 words)

	Saturday Press, 27 January 1866, p. 3. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		What is called his sanity, his tenacious grasp on realities, is, after all, the monomania of a man whom a great thought has robbed of his self-possession.
		The unity of the soul is a key that unlocks all doors, but Walt Whitman stopped at the first one to which he applied it.
		Gradgrind's facts, Walt Whitman's patriotism, the vilest man, the purest saint, are equally sacred, and equally valueless, for they are the stepping- stones only, to the unattainable beyond.
	www.whitmanarchive.org /archive1/reviews/drumtaps/press.html (476 words)

	History Part 1
		At this meeting Joseph Jewell was chosen moderator and Ezekiel Morrill clerk.
		Ezekiel Evans, of Salisbury, Mass., agent for the proprietors, and Captain Davis, who was also a proprietor, together journeyed to Portsmouth and presented their petition to Governor Wentworth and his Council.
		Ezekiel Evans owned the house now occupied by S. Stanley, and Daniel Morrill lived somewhere near where his grandson, Samuel, now resides.
	www.warner.nh.us /ehist1.htm (7170 words)

	1916-1917 Whitman Speech and Debate Team
		In preparation of their speeches they are not permitted to consult any person.
		Whitman was represented here Emory Hoover and Earl Stimson, W.C. by Donald Dupertus and Paul Brower.
		On January 12, Chaplin and Gaffney traveled to UW and Reynolds and Porterfield debated at Whitman.
	www.whitman.edu /rhetoric/history/1916.htm (2225 words)

	The Ancestry of Hattie E. J. Bruce - the Nicholas Phillips Family
		Ezekiel moved to Providence by 1637 and joined in founding the first Baptist Church in America.
		It is known that Ezekiel Holliman left Massachusetts because of its religious intolerance.
		This fact is established from a record in which Elizabeth Phillips, the wife of Nicholas Phillips of Weymouth, acknowledges before the commissioners appointed to end small causes her consent to her husband's sale of a house and several parcels of land to Francis Smyth of Hingham.
	webpages.charter.net /mroman/phillipn.htm (2004 words)

	Simeon L. Deyo. History of Barnstable County. Wellfleet 1890
		The flfish—a species of whale—often visits Wellfleet bay, Rev. Levi Whitman has left the record that in 1793 he saw four hundred of these fish lying upon the shore of the bay at one time, and the full-grown ones would weigh five tons.
		In 1800 the town by a majority of votes forbid the straying of sheep, but the division of feeling in this case was of a personal, not political character—the same as was shown in 1807, when the friends of Rev. Mr.
		He was drowned while passing from one vessel to another in a small boat, in Provincetown harbor, his wife surviving him fifty years.
	capecodhistory.us /Deyo/Wellfleet-Deyo1890.htm (15814 words)

	Union for Reform Judaism - Chol ha-Mo'ed Pesach, 5763
		This haftarah for the Sabbath of Pesach depicts a graphic encounter: Ezekiel faces a panorama of human bones, which are completely bleached of life.
		Eliezer son of R. Yose the Galilean said: The dead whom Ezekiel brought back to life went up to the Land of Israel, married, and begot sons and daughters.
		Some Rabbis viewed the experience of Ezekiel as a vision, while others have said that it was an actual event in which the prophet took part.
	urj.org /Articles/index.cfm?id=2912&pge_prg_id=14129&pge_id=3455 (1186 words)

	Ezekiel. The Holy Bible: King James Version. Bartleby.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge.
		Ezekiel's message was given to the Jews held captive in Babylon.
		He used stories and parables to speak about judgment, hope and restoration.
	www.bartleby.com /108/26 (104 words)

	Genealogy Format Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mary Graves (2) was "of Charlestown, MA" according to a book by C. Whitman, and she may have been born there.
		She married John Whitman, son of Zechariah Whitman and Sarah Alcock.
		John Whitman (3) was born 21 Sept. 1717 in Stowe, MA, and died 12 Sept. 1763 in Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia.
	www.gravesfa.org /gen453.htm (183 words)

	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Whitman to Whitmire
		Whitman, Charles Seymour (1868-1947) — also known as Charles S. Whitman — of New York,
		Chaffee or Whitman Cemetery, Lincoln town, Madison County, N.Y. Whitman, John — of Kalamazoo,
		Whitman, Lori — of Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. Republican.
	politicalgraveyard.com /bio/whitman.html (513 words)

	Children of William Washburn and Experience Mann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		married Ebenezer Whitman, of East Bridgewater, son of Nicholas and Mary (Conant) Whitman, on 21 Nov. 1760 in Bridgewater.
		He was not listed among the heirs of Ezekiel Washburn in 1785 who signed the quit claim to their father's estate, and he was not a head of household in Massachusetts in the 1790 federal census.
		She was not listed among the heirs of Ezekiel Washburn in 1785 who signed the quit claim to their father's estate.
	home.earthlink.net /~washburnmaltby/washburn_plymouth_19.html (2461 words)

	Ezekiel. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		The book is a collection of oracles emanating from the career of the priest Ezekiel, who preached to Jews of the Babylonian captivity from 593
		B.C. (according to the chronology given in the book itself in chapters 1 and 2).
		These chapters include Ezekiel’s symbolic actions, his indictment of Judah and Israel, the abomination in the Jerusalem Temple, and the vision of the chariot-throne, which is significant for later Jewish mysticism.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ez/Ezekiel.html (206 words)

	Polwhit
		Early in the nineteenth century, there were two prominent Whitman men from New England who served in Congress.
		In the twentieth century, there were two Whitman governors, one a Whitman man by the name of Charles Seymour Whitman, Governor of New York during the Woodrow Wilson Administration, the other a Whitman woman by the name of Christine Todd Whitman, Governor of New Jersey, currently in her second consecutive term.
		Ezekiel Whitman, born on March 9, 1776 in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
	www.whitmania.com /pdpdpd/polwhit.htm (477 words)

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		In addition to John Whitman of Weymouth, Mass., Farnam also points to Joseph Whitman of Huntington, Long Island from whom Walt Whitman, the poet, is descended, as well as are the Long Island Whitmans, some of whom settled in Central New York and Canada.
		For the purposes of the Whitmans of Scranton, Pennsylvania, I wish to draw attention to the Wightman brothers of Rhode Island, five Baptists who traveled from England to Rhode Island during the seventeenth century.
		The Scranton Whitmans are descended from Stephen Whitman (1799-1866), a farmer, who traveled from his native Warwick, Rhode Island to Bailey Hollow (present-day Dalton), Abington Twp, Pennsylvania sometime after 1810 with his widowed mother, Roby Colvin, her father Peter Colvin, and two brothers, George (1802) and David (1806).
	www.whitmania.com /pdpdpd/roywhit.htm (964 words)

	Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater, p. 244 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		He was the second son and third child of John and Elizabeth (Cary) Whitman.
		This tract of land, be it more or less, commenced on Matfield river, westerly of Turnpike bridge in Joppa, now Elmwood, and run in a straight line about northeasterly, by the land of Samuel Allen, to the land of Samuel and Isaac Harris, to a point northwesterly of the houses of the late Dea.
		Thomas Whitman, now Henry Keith, and the late Barzillai Allen, now William Allen; thence easterly by said Harris land to Satuckett river, below the old Latham and Harris saw mill dam.
	www.rootsweb.com /~mabridge/latham/244.html (225 words)

	Guide to the Winterthur Library: The Joseph Downs Collection and the Winterthur Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Ezekiel Whitman, Dexter Beane and Co., and Beane and Chandler were general merchants in West Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
		Volume kept in three parts: the first by Ezekiel Whitman, 1804–5; the second by Dexter Beane and Co., 1805–15; and the third by Beane and Chandler, 1815–17.
		Ezekiel Bennett was a carpenter and furnituremaker from Weston, Connecticut, and West Laurens, New York.
	www.winterthur.org /about/guide_to_winterthur/xhtml/JDCMcKinstry.htm (12553 words)

	Creating Whitmanesque Poetry from Choosing Up Sides by John H. Ritter
		Just as the North was fighting for the freedom of the slaves from the South, Luke was fighting for freedom from his tyrannical father, Ezekiel.
		Just as Abraham Lincoln is "the Captain" in Whitman's poem who navigates his worn-torn country through the atrocities of war, "the Captain" in Ritter's Choosing Up Sides could be: Annabeth, Uncle Micah, Skinny Lappman, or others.
		Just as Whitman's poem is a metaphor for Abraham Lincoln, your poem will be a metaphor for one character in Ritter's novel or a template for expressing some of the conflicts revealed in the plot.
	www.johnhritter.com /WhitmanesquePoetry.sht (686 words)

	Auckland Art Gallery
		These two drawings, illustrations from the Old Testament, are part of a series made by Epstein in 1930.
		Absaloms Pillar was purchased by the Committee in 1957, and the Vision of Ezekiel is part of the generous loan by Mr K. Webster, of seven of Epstein's drawings.
		Epstein, an artist of incredible energy, worked on a number of sets of drawings, among them illustrations from Baudelaire's Fleurs du Mal and Whitman's Calamus.
	www.aucklandartgallery.govt.nz /quarterly/q11-6.asp (253 words)

	Additional Biographies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		He began collecting coins while in grammar school in the early 1950s, by filling holes in Whitman Lincoln penny folders.
		Koshkarian is a fastidious collector of the finest specimens and, while not specifically a large cent collector, has owned several high-grade specimens.
		He began collecting Lincoln cents in Whitman folders as an 8-year old cub scout and joined the ANA at age 11.
	www.1794largecents.com /1794/bios.htm (10118 words)

	Practices of the Blaketashi Darwish
		Also important to the Blaketashi is Whitman’s Leaves of Grass which is commonly referred to as ‘The American Marriage of Heaven and Hell,’ but which is more similarly matched in throw-weight to the Mathnavi.
		Please note that all spiritual benefit of paradism is sacrificed if the practice turns post-Fall, and licentiousness ensues.
		For this reason, the reading of Whitman is discouraged during paradism.
	www.blaketashi.com /practices.htm (282 words)

	Abington, MA Marriages
		Abigail Whitman and Noah Foord - Dec. 11, 1783
		Hannah Whitman and Samuel Gorham - Mar. 2, 1778
		Samuel Whitman and Rhoda Parkman - Dec. 23, 1766
	www.rays-place.com /marrage/abington-ma.htm (6772 words)

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