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	National Ministries - Front & Center - Christian Educators of the 20th Century
		He particularly noted Isham's interest in and work with children, and her ability to share her passions with others, as well as simply to be a friend.
		The key criterion for the recognition Isham received is an influence on Christian education and its development, in North America specifically.
		Here Isham provides a combination of theory and practice as she suggests action that can be taken during this time of reevaluation and preparation for a new century of Christian education.
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		Isham Talbot was also admitted to the Greensburg bar at the August Court, 1794, being then just twenty-one years of age.
		Talbot was elected to the Senate of Kentucky from Franklin County, and continued in that office until his election to the United States Senate, in 1815, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon.
		Talbot was a true patriot, and one of the most eloquent of statesmen.
	www.rootsweb.com /~kygenweb/kybiog/green/talbot.i.txt (298 words)

	Jim Corley Family Genealogy Details
		Isham CORLEY died on 7 May 1849 in Talbot County, Ga. He was married to Elizabeth before 1823.
		She appeared on the census in 1860 in Talbot County, Ga. She was buried in 1889 in Corley Family Cemetery, Talbot County, Ga. She died on 26 Oct 1889 in Columbus, Muscogee County, Ga.
		He appeared on the census in 1830 in Talbot County, Ga. He appeared on the census in 1840 in Talbot County, Ga. He appeared on the census in 1850 Talbot County, Ga. He died between 1850 and 1860.
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	James Theodore Talbot
		Talbot, who wrote his journal for his mother, had a particularly good eye and he provided some of the best descriptions of what the first pioneers saw as moved north and west in Kansas Territory.
		It seems unlikely that young Theodore Talbot was aware of any of the foregoing because, given his penchant for recording details in his letters and journals, he could hardly be expected to miss such an important one.
		Talbot spent the first eight months of 1848 in Vera Cruz but by mid September 1848, he was back at Fort Columbus on Governor's Island in New York Harbor.
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	The Caused Beginning of the Universe: A Response to Quentin Smith
		It is remarkable that Smith has so high a degree of confidence in quantum fluctuation models that he thinks it unreasonable to believe in (TH), for this is tantamount to saying that in light of these theories it is no longer reasonable to hold to a Big Bang model involving a singularity.
		Isham regards this difficulty as "fairly lethal" to vacuum fluctuation models and reports that "theories of this type have not found wide acceptance," commenting that their interest "lies mainly in some of the rather general problems" that they raise ([1990], p.
		{14} Isham remarks, "Although these schemes differ in their details they all agree on the idea that space and time emerge in some way from a purely quantum mechanical region which can be described in some respects as if it were a classical, imaginary-time four-space" ([1992], sec.
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	Book Review
		The son of Senator Isham Talbot of Kentucky, Theodore was born in 1825 to a family of wealth and prominence.
		The adventure having had a salutary effect on Talbot's precarious health, he eagerly joined Fremont's third expedition in 1845, and was thus involved in the Bear Flag Revolt and the outbreak of the Mexican War.
		Because the letters are all addressed to either Talbot's mother or sister, it might be assumed that Talbot confined himself largely to the banal and mundane because, as a creature of the nineteenth century, he believed more elevated matters to be beyond female comprehension.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/73summer/soldier.htm (681 words)

	A woman after Boswell and Johnson's heart - www.smh.com.au
		Isham's first visit to Four Oaks, during World War II, set the pattern for many episodes of the kind, better recollected in tranquillity than experienced at the time.
		It was Isham who, with the Hydes' help, was responsible for the arrival of the long-lost Boswell papers at Yale.
		In 1946, the Hydes helped him complete the last purchase and buy out the interest of Cumberland Infirmary (its improbable claim rested on a legacy from a Boswell descendant, who had not known of of the lost papers when she left the residue of her estate to the hospital).
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/09/16/1063625032946.html?from=storyrhs (0 words)

	CHAPTER IV
		When James Smith Talbot was drafted on 10 Jun 1780, to serve in the State Troops of Virginia, he may have been the youngest of his family to serve.
		The stage was set for James Smith Talbot and the other raw recruits to receive their baptism of fire and for General Horatio Gates to see his military ruined.
		In 1850, W. Houghland made a statement in Carroll County, KY that he became acquainted with Isham Talbot in New Orleans in 1812 and that Isham told him he came to Kentucky and left his brother James in the service and that he, Isham, returned to Virginia to get his brother later.
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	John Talbot, Colonial Statesman, American Patriot, and Georgia Planter
		John Williston Talbot was born July 13, 1735 on the Virginia frontier in what is now Bedford County, Virginia, the fourth child and the fourth son of Matthew Talbot and his first wife, Mary Williston.
		Interestingly, many Talbots have been surveyors and, indeed, Matthew (I) was asked by his county to layout the boundaries and records in Tennessee report the survey work of Matthew (II) in various land transactions.
		John Talbot's plantation, call Mt. Pleasant, was located near the plantation of the widow of General Nathaniel Greene and, indeed, serious questions exist as to whether Eli Whitney was working on the Widow Green's plantation or John Talbot's when he invented the Cotton Gin.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~abw/johntalbot.html (2927 words)

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		Talbot Manor, somewhere in the Shropshire countryside, October, 1852.
		Eleanor Baskerville married John Talbot in 1592; they are the parents of Lord John Talbot, 10th Earl of Shrewsbury.
		They have tied fl satin ribbons around the necks of the stone lions that sit on the front steps, cut mice out of fl paper and have them crawling up the wall next to the second floor stairs and made yards and yards of fl and orange paper chains to hang here and there.
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	Isham Talbot
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		TALBOT, Isham, senator, born in Bedford county, Virginia, in 1773; died near Frankfort, Kentucky, 25 September, 1837.
		He removed with his father to Kentucky in his youth, and settled near Harrodsburg, where he obtained his early education.
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	Talbot County
		A Rockaway in Talbot: travels in an old Georgia County by William H.
		Vol 1-The city of Talbotton, county seat, its Le Vert Historical District, historic hotels, stagecoach and hack lines, old houses, and families in Talbotton G.M.D. 685, & Valley GMD 902.
		(Papers) Genealogy compiled by Herbert Carlton Edwards of the family of Isham Edwards, whose widow and children moved from Talbot Co, GA to Macon Co, now Lee Co, AL in 1861.
	www.muscogeegenealogy.com /Talbot/talbks.htm (0 words)

	Hotels in Isham - Hotels near Isham on AboutBritain.com
		It is said that the ghost of Mary Queen of Scots haunts the Talbot Hotel.
		The oak staircase where she walked to her execution was brought from the ruins of Fotheringhay Castle.
		Isham Hotels: Browse these hotels in Isham (and nearby), check live availability, then book online and get a great deal!
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	Isham Talbot, Sr./Elizabeth Davis
		Born: 03 NOV 1738 at: Bedford Co., Va. Married: at: Died: 25 SEP 1825 at: Henderson Co., Ky. Father:Matthew Talbot Mother:Jane Isham Other Spouses:
		Name: Edmund Talbot Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses:
		Name: Isham Talbot Born: 1773 at: Bedford Co., Va. Married: at: Died: 25 DEC 1825 at: near Frankfort, Ky. Spouses:
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	Jefferson County, TN, Genealogy & History Website (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Married on April 12, 1810, to Sophia W. Talbot, daughter of William Isham Talbot, of Mercer County, Kentucky.
		Children: Isham Talbot, Eliza Jane, Adam II, Juliet Nicholson, William Rein, Martha Ann, Wiley Hawkins, and John H. Peck.
		Born at Talbot, Jefferson County, on September 15, 1925; son of Frank and Anna S. (Hamilton) Quarles.
	www.tnhillbillie.net /tn/jefferson/biography/jefflegislators2.html (4141 words)

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		Matthew Talbot (1) came to America in 1720 with his cousin, Edmund Talbot, to visit a kinsman, Sir William Talbot, who was the Secretary of State of Maryland.
		Matthew Talbot (1) was a "Merchant Trader." We know that he was a "High Churchman by education and profession" He was an outstanding religious and political leader, cultured and possessed of great strength of character.
		Matthew Talbot (1) was very active in the Militia, formed to protect the families and property of the Colonists during the French and Indian Wars.
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	Garrard Surname of Bourbon County, Kentucky
		Senator Talbot was twice married, first on January 24, 1804, at Frankfort to Margaret, the daughter of Governor James Garrard, who was the mother of all his children, and second, at Washington, D. C., to Mrs.
		ISHAM TALBOT was born in the county of Bedford, the State of Virginia, in the year 1772.
		Talbot's career in the senate is a part of the history of our common country, and the reports of the debates of that body bear ample proofs of his eloquence and patriotism.
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		Talbot Manor, somewhere in the Shropshire countryside, April, 1852.
		Eleanor Baskerville married John Talbot in 1592; they are the parents of Lord John Talbot, 10th Earl of Shrewsbury.
		I did not realize that Talbot's were a type of hunting dog, so having them incorporated into the crest does make sense.
	www.talbotmanor.com /index.html (1116 words)

	Brooks
		WILLIAM FRANKLIN BROOKS (2.3.4) is the son of Isham Brooks and Lezina (Daniel) Brooks.
		ROBERT BROOKS (2.3.5) is the son of Isham Brooks and Lezina (Daniel) Brooks.
		Augustus Brooks died in November of 1889 and was buried in the Valley Cemetery in Talbot County, Georgia.
	www.rcasey.net /brooks/browmfrk.htm (4017 words)

	Malahide Papers \| TIME
		Ralph Heyward Isham is a 45-year-old American (though he looks and talks like a Briton) who is fond of 18th Century books and of having his own way.
		Isham had promised Lord Talbot not to persuade the family to sell anything, and he stuck to his word.
		What Collector Isham actually paid for the Malahide papers he refused to say; guesses run from $300,000 to $500,000.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,770125,00.html (702 words)

	Nicholas/Basil Talbot of Kentucky & Virginia ca. 1768
		There is a family history which traces the Nicholas Talbot family of Kentucky back to a Basil Talbot of Washington County, Virginia.
		Is Basil Talbot the father of Nicholas Talbot of Bourbon County or Cumberland County Kentucky?
		Is the Isham Talbot of Bourbon County related to the Isham Talbot in Harrodsburg, KY?
	genforum.genealogy.com /talbot/messages/1623.html (177 words)

	Judson Press :: Author
		Linda Isham is an American Baptist church educator who is recognized for her contributions to ministry with children and to planning for the future of church education.
		In her retirement she serves as president of the American Baptist Churches of Connecticut and finds time to teach adult Sunday School in her local church in Suffield.
		Isham was recently included in a group of 180 people named Christian Educators of the 20th Century.
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		Talbot on th 320 James Board/Boad CGB E:345 1 Sep 1780 268a Bedford on the Ridge betw.
		of Goose 261 Isham Talbot CGB E:542 1 Sep 1780 727a Bedford on the S Side of Goos 247 Isham Talbot CGB D:60 1 Sep 1780 683a Bedford on the E brs.
		of Beav 499 Isham Talbot CGB E:546 1 Sep 1780 270a Bedford 528 Isham Talbot VPB 41:137 1 Mar 1773 269a Bedford on the head Brs.
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	Ancestors of Nancy Carol ARNOLD
		He was married to Ellen Susan ISHAM on 11 Nov 1875.
		She was married to Charles Stewart ISHAM on 20 Jan 1853 in Washington Co, Ky. Children were: Martha M. Emily H.
		ISHAM, Ellen Susan ISHAM, Ann J. Laura ISHAM, William A. James J. Joella ISHAM, Charles Stewart, Jr.
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	Dutch's Genealogy
		Elizabeth Garrard TALBOT was born on 27 Aug 1806.
		Near the foot of the hill on which the house stands, there was a pioneer settlement, and about a half mile away, on the crest of the hell, there was a refuge for the scattered settlers know as Cedar Fort, to which everyone in th surrounding country might resort when threatened by the Indians.
		After Isham's death, Ambrose Dudley, an upright and courtly gentlemand, lived here with his family until about the time of the Civil War.
	members.tripod.com /~dutchr/gene/d52.htm (749 words)

	Culpepper Connections' Family Tree - Person Page 32064
		was an Isham Langley with four sons (I read that he left with his family and went to Kentucky or Tenn.) Isham may have been a brother to Josiah's father or some relative.
		The Superior and Petite Courts (Talbot Co.) show that William, Osey, Hampton and Whitfield Langley served on their juries from 1830 to 1838.
		Bethel Baptist Church was constituted in Talbot County, GA on 4-12-1828.
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	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Talbot
		West Virginia state house of delegates from Randolph County, 1913.
		Talbot, Effie Ward (born c.1878) — also known as Effie Ward; Mrs.
		Talbot, Joseph Edward (1901-1966) — also known as Joseph E. Talbot — of Naugatuck, New Haven County, Conn. Born in Naugatuck,
	www.politicalgraveyard.com /bio/talbot.html (423 words)

	Revolutionary Soldiers in Alabama (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Harrison, as Isham Harrison's mother, Elizabeth Hampton Harrison, had died in South Carolina in 1799.
		His wife, Louisa Talbot Keyes, lies beside him.
		A member of the family has now in his possession a letter written by General Washington relative to the survey of Keyes' Ferry tract on the Shenandoah near Charleston, Jefferson County, Virginia.
	www.archives.state.al.us /al_sldrs/K_list.html (2768 words)

	RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: THE FAMILY TREE OF DAN AND DANNIE (LITTLE) BUCKLEY
		POUNDS, Henry Isham b: 1626 in England d: 1676 in Bermuda Hundred, Turkey Island, Henrico Co, Va.
		POUNDS, Isham Jones b: 30 Mar 1813 in Ga. d: 10 Feb 1864 in Ga.
		POUNDS, Isom (Isham) P. Reverend b: 10 Jan 1775/1782 in Marion District, S.C. d: 2 Nov 1856 in St. Tammany Par, La.
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	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Talbot
		West Virginia state house of delegates from Randolph County, 1913.
		Talbot, Effie Ward (born c.1878) — also known as Effie Ward; Mrs.
		Talbot, Joseph Edward (1901-1966) — also known as Joseph E. Talbot — of Naugatuck, New Haven County, Conn. Born in Naugatuck,
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	humphrey bohun - pafg43.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Franklin married Harriett M. daughter of Robert RAKESTRAW and Martha SMITH on 4 Feb 1840 in, Newton, GA. Harriett was born in 1822 in, GA.
		Isham WEAVER was born in 1841 in, GA.
		Isham LYLE was born about 1863 in, Stewart, GA.
	home.comcast.net /~saraweaver82/humphreyb/pafg43.htm (803 words)

	Matthew Talbot/Jane Isham
		Born: 26 SEP 1699 at: Wiltshire, England Married: 23 MAY 1737 at: Lunenburg Co., Va. Died: 27 MAY 1758 at: Bedford Co., Va. Father:Thomas Talbot Mother: Other Spouses: Mary Annie Williston
		Name: Martha Talbot Born: 25 AUG 1740 at: Bedford Co., Va. Married: 26 MAY 1755 at: Bedford Co., Va. Died: BEF 03 JAN 1811 at: Wilkes Co., Ga. Spouses: Barnabas Arthur
		The names and information shown here are correct to the best of my knowledge.
	home.hiwaay.net /~karthur/Famtree/fam00168.htm (141 words)

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