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	James Edward Quigley
		James Edward Quigley was born in the village of Oshawa, Ontario, Canada on October 15, 1855.
		Because Quigley was the most public supporter of the labor movement in Buffalo, he was quick to disassociate the movement from so many of its socialist and anarchist members, who as a result of their association with labor interests, brought considerable scrutiny on all those associated with the unions, especially in Buffalo.
		Quigley, Sister Vincent De Paul of Ogdensburg, N.Y., a sister, and members of the Order of Gray nuns, and two nephews, the Rev. Raymond Quigley, and the Rev. John E. Masseth, were at his bedside.
	members.aol.com /glapn/familyhistory/archbishop.htm (1206 words)

	01-1228 -- Quigley v. Rosenthal -- 04/22/2003
		Quigley that the Quigley children were no longer welcome at the Aronsons' house, that they should stay at their end of the street, and that she (Mrs.
		Quigley drove his vehicle between the Aronsons' vehicle and a garbage dumpster that was by the edge of the street, apparently coming close to the Aronsons' vehicle.
		Quigley repeatedly has expressed his animus towards individuals of the Jewish faith, and he even talks about describing his lack of satisfactory career progress as attributable to the superior success of his Jewish colleagues, and he attributes their success to being part of a.
	www.kscourts.org /ca10/cases/2003/04/01-1228.htm (16009 words)

	Quigley Family Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Moses James QUIGLEY was born on 16 Aug 1862 in Argos, Marshall, IN.
		James Moses QUIGLEY was born on 22 Oct 1894.
		Edward BEAN was born on 1 Jun 1879 in, IL.
	www.usroots.com /~maverick/quigley.htm (6624 words)

	James Magner Family Tree
		His cousin, the Rev. James P. Kiely, pastor of St. Timothy church, celebrated the Mass, assisted by the Rev. James A. Magner, procurator of the Catholic University, Washington, D.C., another cousin as deacon; and the Rev.
		Thomas Magner (1827-1891), son of James and Margaret Fruin Magner born in the Glen of Aherlow.
		A brother, James A. Magner, founder of the Charles Carrol forum in Chicago is a member of the faculty at Ibero-American Institute of Studies in Washington.
	www.magner.org /magner/tree.htm (3695 words)

	Charles J. Mackey's ancestry
		Family legend claims that we are related to the family of Archbishop James Edward Quigley (1855-1915) of Chicago.
		This is the family of Edward Quigley (1867-1923), brother of my great, grandmother Honora Quigley Mackey taken probably on a visit to their son Fr.
		James was baptized in Holy Family Parish, and was educated for the priesthood, ordained in Rome and served his first Mass there in the Church of Sts.
	members.aol.com /glapn/familyhistory/mackey.htm (1372 words)

	James McCabe and Sarah Ann Smith
		In 1870, James and Sarah Ann were living on a farm in Bois Brule township, still close to the town of St. Mary's and the Thomas McCabe farm in Ste.
		In 1879, James and Sarah's son, John Thomas McCabe, became the first of their children to marry, and it would not be much longer before they would become grandparents.
		James Percy Kline was the brother of Ellen Kline, wife of James McCabe's step-brother Samuel Rankin.
	home.att.net /~rfhp/mccabe/jmccabe.html (1882 words)

	St. James Hospital and Health Centers
		Through the commitment and determination of the Sisters and the hopes and efforts of many civic organizations, the cornerstone for the original 50-bed St. James Hospital was laid in January 1911.
		The tiny plot on which St. James was founded in 1911 had grown to encompass a square city block and bed capacity increased to 231.
		That same year, St. James joined forces with the Cook County Department of Public Health and the Chicago Heights, Homewood, and Matteson Rotaries to create the Family Health Society, a clinic to serve the area's working poor, uninsured and underinsured.
	www.stjameshhc.org /DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=33 (1212 words)

	Archbishop James Edward Quigley: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		According to a family legend, our great, grandmother Honora Quigley Mackey and her father John Quigley were "near relatives of Archbishop James Edward Quigley, second Archbishop of Chicago." This family legend has been passed down through various branches of the family in Chicago: Sr.
		She was followed by Mary in June 1850; John in August 1852; and James Edward, the future Archbishop in October 1855; and Joseph Maligne Quigley (who later became the Chief of Police of Rochester) in November 1858.
		The marriage of Malachy Quigley, James' brother, to "Margaret Killen of County Tipperary" is recorded in the marriage records of the parish on 18 September 1844.
	members.aol.com /glapn/familyhistory/quigleyancestors.htm (1096 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Archdiocese of Chicago
		This was in pursuance of a promise he and made to the Illinois whom he had met at their village of Kaskaskia when returning from his voyage down the Mississippi the year previous.
		The successor of Bishop Quarter was a Jesuit, James Oliver Van de Velde, born 3 April, 1795, near Tearmonde in Belgium.
		The administration of Bishop Quigley in Buffalo was characterized by a clear, far-reaching discernment.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/03653a.htm (3914 words)

	Buffalo (Diocese) [Catholic-Hierarchy] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Edward Urban Kmiec (12 Aug 2004 Appointed -)
		James Johnston Navagh † (Priest: 21 Dec 1929 to 29 Jul 1952)
		James Edward Quigley † (Priest: 13 Apr 1879; Bishop: 12 Dec 1896 to 8 Jan 1903)
	www.catholic-hierarchy.org /diocese/dbuff.html (563 words)

	The New American - An Internationalist Primer - September 16, 1996 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Although Quigley enjoyed unique access to the formal records of the "Anglophile network," he is not the only academic who has documented its existence and methods.
		Admiral Ward, like Carroll Quigley and C. Wright Mills, was careful to point out that the CFR is not the Conspiracy: "[The] CFR, as such, does not write the platforms of both political parties or select their respective presidential candidates, or control U.S. defense and foreign policies.
		As James Perloff noted in The Shadows of Power, the definitive survey of the history and purposes of the Council on Foreign Relations, the CFR "is not the Establishment, but a surface component of it.
	www.thenewamerican.com /tna/1996/vo12no19/vo12no19_cfr.htm (1537 words)

	(O)Quigley, Cogley
		Quigley is a Connacht name, being located mainly in the barony of Carra in county Mayo.
		In the US Dr. James Edward Quigley, Bishop of Buffalo was a prominent trade unionist and strike negotiator.
		The motto of the Quigley coat of arms is 'Celeriter'.
	www.geocities.com /Baja/Outback/5204/q/quigley/quigley.htm (221 words)

	Oleander
		James Edward Quigley, then Bishop of the Dicese of Buffalo and later Archbishop of Chicago.
		Edward Joseph Rengel, the present pastor of St. Mary of the Angels’ Church, was born in Lancaster, N. Y., Aug. 8
		In response to this call a meeting was held in the Baptist Church with James Brooks as chairman and C. Thyng, clerk.
	www.paintedhills.org /CATTARAUGUS/Oleander.html (18600 words)

	Diocese accused of abuse coverup
		In the foreground is a photo of plaintiff James Edward Kushon..
		Three have already been subject to public accusations: Hoehl was sued over allegations the diocese called credible; Somma was unsuccessfully sued, and the diocese called the charges unfounded; and Dorsch went to prison for molesting a boy in 1994.
		James Edward Kushon, 33, of Huntington Beach, Calif., a plaintiff in yesterday's suit, said he was that witness.
	www.post-gazette.com /localnews/20040115priests0115p3.asp (878 words)

	HCIHM.ORG \| History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		June 16, 1904, Rev. Alexander Skrypko (pictured) came to Chicago and began the organization of the new Lithuanian parish in Town of Lake.
		He was appointed pastor by Archbishop Quigley two weeks later.
		October 26, 1913, Archbishop Quigley laid the cornerstone of the new church (pictured below), which was one of the most beautiful Lithuanian churches in Chicago.
	www.hcihm.org /FrameNo/English/History/history.htm (583 words)

	Van Diemens Land (Tasmania)
		James Mahedy - Age 65 - Died at Westbury on 1st.
		March 1869 Register No. 35 1869 536 NOTE:- James Mahady (Convict),whose wife was named Rose,was the brother of Ann (Mahady) Quigley and their mother was named Nancy (Ann).
		Quigley Register No. 35 1881 701 Michael Quigley - Age 0 - Died at Westbury 11th.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Bluffs/4447/Tasmania.html (2216 words)

	Coyotte in the Maze
		The works of Edward Abbey have been well known to general readers since the 1960s.
		As Peter Quigley, the volume editor comments, "The title of this collection refers to a number of references within Abbey's work.
		Peter Quigley is an editor of the journal Jeffers Studies and the chair of the Humanities and Social Science Department at Embry-Riddle University where he teaches courses in literature and environmental studies in the Science, Technology, and Globalization Program.
	www.abbeyweb.net /books/others/coyote_maze.html (411 words)

	Co. Cork Biographies
		Beecher, James, farmer and stock-raiser, section 28, Graham township, post-office, Morse; was born 1832 at County Cork, Ireland, son of Patrick and Margaret Beecher, of Cork County, Ireland.
		He settled in New York state and lived there until 1865; in the spring he settled in Lincoln township, Johnson co, Iowa, He was married in Nov, 1848 to Miss Mary E Berry, in Rochester, New York, she was a Native of Ireland.
		The talents with which nature endowed him he has used wisely and well and his carefully defined and promptly executed business plans have made the interests with which he is connected a source of general benefit to the community as well as of individual success.
	www.celticcousins.net /irishiniowa/corkbios.htm (16166 words)

	Edward Abbey - DesertUSA
		Edward Abbey was born in Indiana, Pennsylvania, near Home, at the end of a "red dog, dirt
		From this humble beginning in the smoky, shaggy Appalachian hills came one of the most powerful voices of the desert Southwest.
		Perhaps the pivotal event that made Edward Abbey who he was occurred in 1962, when Glen Canyon Dam was first brought on line.
	www.desertusa.com /mag00/nov/papr/abbey.html (1301 words)

	Parish History
		In the twentieth century, through the invitation of the Archbishop of Chicago, Most Rev. James Edward Quigley, D.D., the Augustinians entered the Midwest.
		The task of organizing the new venture was given to the Rev. James F. Green, O.S.A., who had been pastor of St. Joseph's parish in Greenwich, New York.
		He was instrumental in guiding the constructed of the school building, the monastery and the chapel which would be the first parish church of St. Rita.
	www.massintransit.com /il/rita-il-chic/webdoc5.htm (705 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		There were present at this meeting Joseph Cruise, Daniel Lavery, Patrick Threhys James Riley Sr., Thomas Sweeney, William Powers, Richard Lavery and George Lavery.
		It consisted of William MC GILLIS, Edward J. George A. AVERY, and James DOLAN.
		In the summer of 1924 Father SHEA was appointed to St. Matthew Church in Chicago and was succeeded by Rev. Edward J. He was born in Chicago on September 14, 1883.
	www.kvgs.org /theakiki/tkkv3n3.txt (3899 words)

	Friends of the Windows at St. James Chapel
		In 1915 George William Mundelein was appointed 3rd Archbishop of Chicago, following Archbishop James Edward Quigley.
		In May of 1916, then Archbishop Mundelein announced his plans for a prepartory seminary to be built in Chicago.
		"The seminary Chapel is to be dedicated to St. James the Apostle, the Patron Saint of the late Archbishop.
	www.windows.org /history.html (138 words)

	Keene New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival - Horror Movie Reviews by Edward X. Young (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Edward X. Young Best Horror Film Reviews, Monster Movies, Film Criticism, Ed X. Are you looking for a really scary movie that will rivet you to your seat and make your hair stand on end?
		In the terrifying titular role, actor James Arness (who went on to play Marshall Matt Dillon on GUNSMOKE) is an extra terrestrial with attitude.
		When audiences witnessed Arness (years before he was slinging guns on his TV western series) abducting Air Force officers to string them upside-down and drain them of their lifeblood, shocked moviegoers dove under their seats to duck and cover.
	www.pumpkinfestival.com /moviesreviews.asp (3846 words)

	Carroll Quigley: The Anglo-American Establishment
		When he refused the exalted position of viceroy in 1908, he wrote frankly that, with his opportunity of influencing vital decisions at the center, India for him "would be (it sounds vain, but it isn't) parochial." This opportunity for influencing decisions at the center came from his relationship to the monarchy.
		This position arose originally from his personal friendship with Victoria, established in the period 1885-1887, and was solidified later when, as secretary to the Office of Works and Lieutenant Governor of Windsor Castle, he was in charge of the physical properties of all the royal residences.
		Sir Edward Cook, however, the biographer of Garrett and a man who was very close to the Rhodes secret society, says that the owners of the Cape Times were Frederick York St. Leger and Dr. Rutherfoord Harris.
	users.cyberone.com.au /myers/quigley.html (19573 words)

	The Blog of Death
		Tired from a long day of work, she refused to give up her seat to a white passenger, even after the bus driver James Blake ordered her to do so.
		Parks refused to be inconvenienced by the city's discriminatory segregation laws and was arrested for her impertinence.
		Born in Tuskegee, Ala., Parks was the daughter of James McCauley, a carpenter, and Leona Edwards McCauley, a schoolteacher.
	www.blogofdeath.com (3361 words)

	SS. Cyril & Methodius Parish and School Lemont, Illinois 60439
		The contract for the building of a frame church and school was issued to the James Helbig firm.
		Monsignor Patrick J. Conway, the Vicar-General of the Chicago Archdiocese officiated at the laying of the cornerstone, August 12, 1883.
		His Excellency Edward Hoban, Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago, administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to 198 persons October 11, 1925.
	stcyril.org /diamondjubhistory.html (3247 words)

	HEM July-August 2005 - Good Stuff
		Giaconda (Aladdin, 1978), for ages 10 and up, is the story of Leonardo and the mystery of the Mona Lisa through the eyes of his thirteen-year-old apprentice Salai, a bright and endearing rascal described by Leonardo as "a liar, a thief, a mule-head, and a glutton." A lot of information combined with a poignant story.
		The Joy of Thinking is a 24-lesson lecture series, jointly taught by professors Edward Burger of Williams College and Michael Starbird of the University of Texas at Austin, whose stated goal is to introduce some of the truly creative and intriguing ideas behind mathematics and simultaneously to show students how to develop effective thinking strategies.
		Mathematics is often made to seem inaccessible, says Starbird - he blames this on the ancient Pythagoreans, who insisted that their mathematical studies be shrouded in secrecy - but in fact both its applications and philosophical implications are central to our culture.
	www.homeedmag.com /HEM/224/jagoodstuff.html (2527 words)

	St.Mary of Perpetual Help - Chicago, IL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Through the continued generous support of the parishioners, the parish became free of debt before long.
		As a result, a momentous occasion took place in the history of this parish when Archbishop James E Quigley consecrated St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church on October 24, 1903; thus St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church became the first Polish Roman Catholic Church in the United States to be bestowed with this great honor.
		On October 8, 1950, the Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Smaza was appointed the fourth pastor of this parish.
	www.stmaryofperpetualhelp.com (1252 words)

	Kiely Family from Galbally Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		He was ordained on june 4, 1898 in Buffalo, New York by Rev. James Edward Quigley.
		His cousin, the Rev. James P. Kiely, pastor of St. Timothy church, celebrated the Mass, assisted by the Rev. James A. Magner, procurator of the Catholic University, Washington, D.C., another cousin as deacon; and the Rev. Laurance M. Barry, S.J., president of St. Ignatius High school, subdeacon.
		Mary;s seminary, Baltimore and St. Bonaventure seminary, Allegany, N.Y. He was a member of the first class ordained by Archbishop James E. Quigley, then Bishop of Buffalo, N.Y. on June 4, 1898.
	www.henneberry.org /magner/kiely.htm (1231 words)

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