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	Howard H. Hasting, Sr. - Research
		On May 1822, "Isaac Haston" conveyed to Rhodum Doyle a tract on the South Side of Main Caney Fork, being a part of the 150 acre tract originally granted to "Daniel Haston" by the State in Grant No. 535 of 26 Sept. 1808.
		Isaac sold his land to one Rhodum Doyle in 1822 and conveyed it by deed dated 15 May 1822.
		Isaac and his family were not listed in the 1830 census.
	www.danielhaston.com /resources/hhhasting/introduction.htm (4022 words)

	Crumrine - Amwell Twp.
		Isaac Bane, who had married Sarah Ferguson before he left Virginia, was nearly ninety-three years old when he died at his home in Amwell.
		Isaac Bane, Jr., son of Isaac Bane, married Anna Wick, and very soon after their marriage they purchased "Forlon Hope," the tract of land in this township which was located by William Vineard.
		Isaac Riggle and J. Morringer now own most of the Shuster property, and some of the logs in the old tavern have been used in the construction of Isaac Riggle's barn.
	www.chartiers.com /crumrine/twp-amwell.html (17531 words)

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		It next joined in the Vicksburg campaign, commencing at Milliken's Bend, and terminating in the fall of Vicksburg., It was in reserve at the battle of Port Gibson; at the battle of Raymond, May 15, it was in the second line; on the 14th fought at Jackson, driving the enemy.
		On the 16th, at Champion's Hill, the enemy was met in force, the Tenth being on the left of the brigade, exposed to heavy flank movement and murderous fire of the enemy.
		Colonel Glasgow at once started to their relief, and arriving there in the night was advised by the commander of the garrison to remain on board his transports, which he did, as no immediate attack was anticipated.
	www.iagenweb.org /civilwar/other/polkcw.txt (18732 words)

	Harper's Weekly Letter to Editor
		These three children, to all appearance of unmixed white race, came to Philadelphia last December, and were taken by their protector, Mr.
		ISAAC WHITE is a fl boy of eight years; but none the less intelligent than his whiter companions.
		He has been in school about seven months, and I venture to say that not one boy in fifty would have made as much improvement in that space of time.
	www.millikensbend.org /letters/HW-lettereditor.htm (917 words)

	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Milliken (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Milliken, Carl Elias (1877-1961) — also known as Carl E. Milliken — of Maine.
		Son of James W. Milliken; father of William Grawn Milliken.
		Lawrence Kestenbaum, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, who is solely responsible for its structure and content.
	www.politicalgraveyard.com /bio/milliken.html (425 words)

	Boston, MA Marriages 1762 - 1809
		Elihu and Betsy Houghton, Nov. 10, 1805 by Rev. Joseph Eckley D.D. Isaac and Deborah Cleveland, Jan. 7, 1793 by Rev. Saml.
		Isaac and Anna Bachelder, July 2, 1809 by Rev. Joseph Eckley D.D. Jacob and Phebe Fessenden, Jan. 21, 1787 by Thomas Crafts Esq.
		Jane and Isaac Gould, Dec. 30, 1798 by Rev. Saml.
	bos-gw.rays-place.com /bos/bos-mar-39.htm (7586 words)

	UMaine Alumni Association: Class of 1950
		Lawrence L. Langlais Verna Guimond Langlais Walter G. Lapointe Melvin S. Lavine Robert M. Leahy Erle M. Leavitt Paul A. Lees Robert K. Levensailor Marise Bell London Roland C. Longtin Vaughn A. Lowell, Jr.
		Lawrence P. Smith Ruth Greenwood Smith Sarah Silverman Smyth James T. Snider Phillip Snow Robert E. Snow Aubrey L. Spaulding Napoleon L. Spenard, Jr.
		Lawrence E. Townsend Donald A. Tremblay Randolph R. Tripp Henry D. Trott James H. Tuttle George J. Valliere Erland A. Van Eck C.
	www.mainealumni.org /classpages/1950MissingClassmates.htm (730 words)

	SternBusiness Fall/Winter 2003
		Theory – whether it was Charles Darwin’s Galapagos-inspired writings on evolution, or Sir Isaac Newton’s apple-induced discovery of gravity – is informed by practice and observation.
		In their article, (“Ties That Bind,”) Lawrence White and Eliezer Fich dissect the current model and analyze how the make-up of corporate boards, and chief executive officers’ relationships with corporate directors, influence crucial outcomes such as compensation.
		In their article, (“Sounds of Silence”) drawing on sociological and psychological insights, they propose a model for understanding the phenomenon of organizational silence and suggest means through which managers can turn up the volume.
	www.stern.nyu.edu /Sternbusiness/spring_summer_2004/modelbehavior.html (1106 words)

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		Billingsly, L.C. Binford, B.T. Bing, C.H. Bingham, R.C. Binkley, Isaac Binum, Jane Birchfield, Jno.
		Hargis, Isaac N. Hargis, Ruce Hargis, W.B. Hargraves, Robert Hargrove, A.M. Hargrove, Marquis Hargrove, Nancy C. Harmon, John Harness, Elijah M. Harper, Chas.
		Milliken, C.A. Mills, W.H. Milner, Sam'l F. Milton, C.O. Minicare, Wiley B. Minnis, George Minor, Chairity Minton, J.R. Minton, James Mitcham, S.L. Mitchell, A.H. Mitchell, C.P. Mitchell, David E. Mitchell, Handy Mitchell, Jno.
	www.arkansasresearch.com /dland5n.txt (9168 words)

	Miscellaneous Information I
		[From different chapter] In Lawrence County, Richard Searcy was clerk from 1817 to 1821; Joseph Hardin, sheriff from 1817 to 1825, and Robert Blane, coroner from 1817 to 1821.
		Isaac and Jonathan were two others of the Hilterbrand family who lived in the neighborhood.
		The Hilterbrands were conspicuous in the early settlement of this portion of the County, and their descendants still remain.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/pyeatt/misc.html (12069 words)

	Lycoming County Genealogy Project, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
		This distinguished regiment, which was immortalized under Hartranft in taking the stone bridge at Antietam, contained a number of Lycoming men, one of whom, Levi Marks, was killed in that famous charge.
		Some of the severest fighting of the war was participated in by the regiments entering the service in 1864 and numbering above 200.
		Sergeants: Isaac A. Simpler, John Mitzler, John Entermarks, John A. Montgomery.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/pa/county/lycoming/veterans/civil-war.html (4907 words)

	Lawrence County 1868 Tax List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The following list of tax payers in Lawrence County was transcribed from the original book housed at the Lawrence County Archives.
		Any names we were not sure of have question marks by them.
		Copies of the original document can be obtained from the Lawrence County Archives, 218 N. Military Ave., Suite B-1, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 or via email at lcarchives@lorettotel.net.
	home.lorettotel.net /~lcarchives/1868tax.htm (3491 words)

	Civil War at Decades.com [Battle: Barbourville] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		At daylight on the 19th, the force entered Barbourville and found the recruits gone; they had been sent to Camp Dick Robinson.
		A small home guard force commanded by Capt. Isaac J. Black met the Rebels, and a sharp skirmish ensued.
		After dispersing the home guard, the Confederates destroyed the training camp and seized arms found there.
	www.decades.com /CivilWar/Battles/ky001.htm (197 words)

	1843 Chicago City Directory - Religious Societies and Associations Page 2
		Seth T. Otis, President Ashley Gilbert, Isaac Newton Arnold, 1st Vice-Prest John M. Underwood William M. Larrabee, 2d Vice-Prest.
		Isaac Lawrence Milliken, John B. Weir, Recording Secretary.
		Hall of the Mechanics' Institute, Saloon Buildings, third story.
	www.all-ancestors.com /chicago/chicago004.htm (1142 words)

	Michigan Environmental Council
		In a room full of diverse advocates for a sustainable future, attendees drew inspiration from the 2002 event honorees.
		Peter Wege received the Helen and William Milliken Distinguished Service Award.
		Wege, known for his steadfast commitment to environmental causes, has made highly-regarded contributions to understanding the positive relationship between business and ecology-best represented through his book, Economocology.
	www.mecprotects.org /MER/DEC02/fundrasier.html (271 words)

	The Original Arkansas Genealogy Project, Civil War
		EDMUND, ANTHONY, PVT - age 22 - Died 5 Oct 1862 Helena AR, from Lawrence Co.
		EDMUND, RICHARD, PVT - age 70 - Died 5 Oct 1862 Helena, AR EDWARDS, ISAAC, PVT - age 17 - birthplace Spencer, IN - from White Co.
		JAMES, THOMAS J., PVT - age 18 - from Lawrence Co, AR JONES, JOSIAH, PVT - age 40 - Sent to Smallpox Hosp 25 Mar 1863.
	www.couchgenweb.com /civilwar/1stbatc.htm (955 words)

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		Rosa Moore Dec. 24, 1889 531 Davis, Allen M. to Miss Elizebeth Payne June 9, 1890 548 Dunn, Isaac to Miss Drewcilla Shaw Apr. 12,1891 581 Davidson, B.H. to Miss Susan C. Dew Dec. 16, 1891 604 Delote, Wm.
		Jinnie Farmer Jan. 22, 1880 114 Hamilton, Isaac to Miss Lucy Sims Apr. 11, 1880 125 Holloway, J.H. to Miss Silva Parker May 2, 1880 127 Harris, Chaarles to Miss Florence M. Lehman June 16, 1880 130 Hill, John to Miss Willie E. Palmer Oct. 7, 1880 139 Henderson, Frank G. to Mrs.
		The spelling of my grandfathers name is wrong, it should read Elizabeth Shilling to James L. Griffith not Griffin, also both last names are misspelled in the Marriage Book "A" listing.
	ftp.rootsweb.com /pub/usgenweb/la/wcarroll/vitals/marriages/booka.txt (5490 words)

	U.S. major cities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		1885) 15 Mar 1854 - 13 Mar 1855 Isaac Lawrence Milliken (b.
		Mayors 1699 - 1700 David Provost 1700 - 1701 Isaac De Reimer 1701 - Jun 1702 Thomas Noell (b.
		1861) 1839 - 1841 Isaac L. Varian (b.
	www.manic-raven.com /rulers/uscit.html (12247 words)

	Lone Oak Cemetery
		Sarepta Fogleman married December 30, 1883 to Isaac McIntyre Martin.
		MILLIKEN Herbert...................................June 19, 1902 - September 14, 1902
		MILLIKEN W. August 16, 1871 - December 21, 1926
	www.rootsweb.com /~txkaufma/cemeteries/loneoak.htm (1842 words)

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		1 244 Dawson, Isaac 3 58 Day, Daniel 3 914 Denell, J. 330 Denmon, Harry 4 1125 Diamond, Aaron 1 1113 Dickerson, Addy 1 1302 Dickerson, Jacob 1 72 Dickson, Edward 4 501 Dillin, Elijah 2 1244 Dillon, Jesse 1 1323 Dillon, Jesse, Jr.
		1 526 Waller, R. 408 Wands, Isaac H. 1530 Wands, Jas.
		- 1233 Williams, Harrison 1 1124 Williams, Isaac 1 257 Williams, Isaac 3 410 Williams, James R. 487 Williams, P. 622 Williams, Peter 6 411 Williams, R. 471 Williams, R. 864 Williams, Richard 7 1003 Williams, Young 5 1467 Williamson, A. 199 Wills, Spenceir 3 1140 Wilson, Alex.
	ftp.rootsweb.com /pub/usgenweb/la/tangipahoa/misc/vote1874.txt (1635 words)

	Polk County, Missouri, Marriages
		Acuff Angeline Lawrence William R. 14 Dec 1859 E. McMasters, Min.
		Asbell Nancy Gilliham William T. 25 Sept 1838 Isaac Routh, JP Asbury Lorinda Hiser Isaac 15 July 1841 M. Robinson, Min.
		Chitty Emeline Amanda Brown Isaac 6 May 1852 Isaac Routh, JP Christian Rebecka M. Claypool John 29 May 1851 Thomas J. Kelley, Min.
	www.genlookups.com /mo_marriages/mo-polk-brides.htm (2482 words)

	German Ancestors Syracuse/Onondaga, NY
		Markson, Ella, Syracuse, N. Markson, Helena, Syracuse, N. Markson, Isaac, Syracuse, N. Marlow, Frank, Syracuse, N.Y., 1916, 57
		[Milliken] De Lartigue Milliken, Hughe, Syracuse, NY, 1924, 0
		[Milliken] De Lartigue Milliken, Maria, Syracuse, NY, 1924, 30
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /%7Emstone/m-o-ellis.html (1462 words)

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		Wounded in action: Private Wesley I. Matthews, forehead, Tulijan river, March 25, 1899, returned to duty Mar 28, 1899.
		Slightly wounded, not reported: Corporal James M. McCully, hand, March 25, 1899; Private Ed Murphy, back, March 25, 1899; Private Charles A. Jackson, neck, May 4, 1899; Private Isaac Vanmeter, groin, May 25, 1899; Private Austin Hesler, lip, April 26, 1899.
		Now on sick report: Private Philip Kinnan, diarrhea, Sept 1, 1899, Private Taylor Storm, diarrhea, Sept 25, 1899.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /kansas/genweb/archives/statewide/military/cog.txt (571 words)

	Kentucky Page
		LANDRUM, F. Pvt E May's Batt KY Mtd Rifles Aug 8, 1864 1388 LANE, Wm E. Pvt G 2 KY Sep 14, 1864 1504 LASHBROOK, Wesley Pvt Johnson's KY Cav Mar 3, 1864 1113 LAWRENCE, D. Pvt I 3 KY Cav Mar 16, 1864 843 LEWIS, James Sgt A 2 Batn KY Mtd.
		Pvt E 5 KY Cav Apr 12, 1864 1034 WHITE, Jno.
		Pvt I 9 KY Cav Mar 3, 1864 711 WILKERSON, Jos S. Pvt C 9 KY Cav Jun 10, 1864 992 WRIGHT, F. Pvt E 10 (Johnson's) KY Cav Mar 17, 1864 1175 WRIGHT, Isaac N. Pvt D 9 KY Cav Apr 18, 1864 897
	home.hiwaay.net /~woliver/JeanSmallwood/KentuckyPage.html (665 words)

	23rd Iowa Infantry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Moved to St. Genevieve March 9-12, thence to Milliken's Bend, La., March 22-27, and duty there until April 25.
		(A detachment of Regiment guard prisoners to Memphis, Tenn., May 18-June 10, and while en route to rejoin Brigade at Vicksburg, reinforced garrison at Milliken's Bend, La., June 5, and participated in repulse of McCullough's attack on Milliken's Bend June 6-7.) Siege of Vicksburg May 18-July 4.
		Benjamin W. Fincher, John L. Greer, George Ilor, George F. Ingle, John Mullan, Charles Dudley Person, Isaac A. Pursinger
	home.okstate.edu /homepages.nsf/toc/23rd.htm (1279 words)

	Attorneys and Lawyers in Coral Gables Florida: personal injury lawyers, mesothelioma attorneys, tax attorneys, lemon law
		2100 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Coral Gables, FL Malman Lawrence M
		255 Alhambra Cir, Coral Gables, FL Michelson Lawrence F
		1570 Madruga Av, Coral Gables, FL Milliken, William B - Hayden & Milliken
	attorney.eguidepro.com /fl_coral_gables_lawyers.html (5630 words)

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