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	James Grant (of Iowa) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Grant (1812-1891) was an American lawyer, statesman, and business leader in Davenport, Iowa.
		As statehood approached and was granted, he attended the Iowa Constitutional Conventions in 1844 and 1846.
		James was born on his family's plantation near Enfield in Halifax County, North Carolina on December 12, 1822.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Grant_(of_Iowa)

	Grant
		James Grant (of Iowa) James Grant (Davenport, Iowa.
		Grant, Iowa Grant is a city located in 2000 census, the city had a total population of 102.
		Cuthbert Grant Cuthbert Grant (magistrate in the District of Assiniboia.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/grant.html

	James Grant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Benton Grant (1848-1911) U.S. Governor of Colorado
		James Grant (1812-1891) U.S. political leader in Iowa
		James Grant (1720-1806) British General in Revolutionary War.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Grant

	Grant of Freuchie and of Grant - 3 -
		James, 3rd of Freuchie, died 26 August 1553 at Freuchie (today Castle Grant) and was buried by his own testamentary direction in the Parish Church of Duthil.
		JAMES GRANT, 3rd of Freuchie, was called Sheumas nan Creach (James of the Forays).
		In 1545, with consent of the dean and chapter of Moray, the lands of Knockando, Glencumrie, and Brodland, in the parish of Knockando, were granted by Alexander Douglas, Chaplain of St. Andrews (Knockando) to James Grant of Freuchie and Christian Barclay, his spouse.
	www.baronage.co.uk /bphtm-03/grant-03.html

	James B. Grant
		James Benton Grant was chosen to lead the affairs of state much to the chagrin of the Republican party.
		Grant was born on January 2, 1848 on a plantation in Russell County, Alabama to parents of affluent heritage.
		Grant, during the two years (1883-1885) he served as Governor of the state.
	www.colorado.gov /dpa/doit/archives/govs/grant.html

	Portrait & Biographical Record - Denver & Vicinity
		James Grant, a son of the original settler, was a planter in North Carolina and one of the most influential public men of that state, at the time of his death holding the office of comptroller of the state.
		James Grant, was born in North Carolina, and graduated in medicine from the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia and the Medical College of Charleston, S. C., after which he began to practice in Alabama on the Chattahootchie River and also operated a plantation there.
		James Benton Grant was born on a plantation near Columbus, in Russell County, Ala., January 2, 1848.
	www.memoriallibrary.com /CO/1898DenverPB/pages/pbrd0154.htm

	Player Bio: James Grant :: Women's Track
		James Grant enters his 10th season at the helm of the Iowa women's track and field program.
		Grant received his bachelor's degree in sociology and history from Eastern Michigan, and his master's degree in physical education from the German College of Physical Education in Leipzig, Germany.
		Grant was the former assistant coach at Iowa for 11 years (1986-96).
	hawkeyesports.collegesports.com /sports/w-track/mtt/grant_james00.html

	James Grant (c1802/04) and Sarah Elliott of Rutherford Co, NC
		James Grant is a proven child of Alexander and Susanna (Morris) Grant He is a proven child, as named in the estate records of his father, and in deeds among his heirs dividing property.
		I'm not 100% sure that this is the same James Grant, but it seems to me that it is. Sarah was born ca 1800/10 (per 1830 census), and is a daughter of William Elliott (based on her being named as his heir in an 1834 deed, though this could mean he was an unmarried brother).
		James Grant was possibly named after his uncle James Morris, brother of his mother Susanna, and if so, his name might be "James Morris Grant" (just speculation, as I've seen nothing showing this James with a middle initial).
	www.martygrant.com /gen/grant/grantnc/grant-james-sarah-rutherford.htm

	Hon. James Grant
		James Grant was born on a plantation near the village of Enfield, Halifax county, North Carolina, Dec. 12, 1812.
		Grant was elected, April 5, 1847, a judge for the district composed of the counties of Allamakee, Black Hawk, Bremer, Butler, Buchanan, Cedar, Clayton, Clinton, Delaware, Dubuque, Fayette, Grundy, Jackson, Muscatine, Scott and Winneshiek, and held the office during the term of five years, declining a reelection.
		In 1841, he was elected a member of the house of representatives of the fourth Iowa territorial legislative assembly, from the district composed of Scott and Clinton counties, his colleague being Jos.
	iagenweb.org /boards/allamakee/biographies/index.cgi?rev=47202

	Miscellaneous Page County, Iowa Obituaries
		Grant Maranville of Clarinda was born December 24, 1916, in Taylor County near Bedford, Iowa, to Emmett I. and Edith Anderson Maranville.
		Grant was active in the American Legion for over 50 years, a member of Disabled American Veterans and Amvets, and helped with SHARE Clarinda and the RSVP program.
		Georgia LeeAnn McMorris, age 86 of Clarinda, Iowa, formerly of Leon, Iowa, the daughter of Eliza and Fred McMorris, was born June 14, 1913 near Leon, Iowa.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/ia/ia-page4.htm

	Major-General Lewis Addison Grant
		Their two sons are Captain James Colfax Grant, a prominent attorney of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Dr. Ulysses Sherman Grant, now dean of the College of Liberal Arts in Northwestern University, at Evanston, Illinois, and a distinguished scientist of more than national reputation.
		General Grant was to select his own ground and his own point and method of attack and the remainder of the corps were to be guided in their action by the movements of the Vermont Brigade.
		Major-General Grant, at the time of his death, March 20, 1918, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at the ripe old age of four score and ten years, was the sole survivor, save one, of the famous Old Vermont Brigade which was one of the most active units throughout the Civil War.
	iagenweb.org /history/debannals/Annals6.htm

	Dr James Grant GILCHRIST - PHOTOTHÈQUE HOMÉOPATHIQUE présentée par Homéopathe International
		James G. Gilchrist was the third man to receive a permanent appointment in the homœopathic department of the University of Iowa.
		He is a prominent member of the Episcopal church of Iowa City and has been organist for the same since his residence in the city.
		The two professors of materia medica in the College of Homeopathic Medicine in the State University of Iowa, have always found in Professor Gilchrist one of their staunchest supporters.
	www.homeoint.org /photo/g2/gilchristjg.htm

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Iowa
		This grant was afterwards confirmed by Baron de Carondelet, the Spanish governor of the province of Louisiana, and the strip of land became known as the Mines of Spain.
		Iowa is one of the North Central States of the American Union, and is about midway between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans.
		The first white men who saw Iowa were the French Jesuit Father Marquette and Louis Joliet, who on the 17th day of June, 1673, coming down the mouth of the Wisconsin River, discovered the Mississippi and faced the picturesque bluffs of the Iowa shore.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08093b.htm

	Local Producer Group Lands Large USDA Grant
		Iowa State University Extension has been working with individual producers and producer groups for four years in an effort to help them improve profitability by differentiating their products.
		To help keep the project and ideas flowing, Iowa State University Extension worked with the farmers to apply for a USDA producer grant that would bring in needed capital to hire labor and make contracts to establish markets for a quality differentiated product.
		The $184,410 in grant money has also provided area jobs for a number of part-time people associated with the project.
	www.extension.iastate.edu /ag/success/jensen2.htm

	Grant Butler's Family
		James Grant Butler, son of William, was born on July 25, 1895 at Ravenna, Nebraska.
		James married on February 14, 1942 at Charleston, South Carolina to Mildred Leona Sorenson, daughter of Andrew Sorenson and Andrea Klohsonia Anderson.
		James was a sargeant in Battery B of 541st.
	home.comcast.net /~hlgruss/bfam2b.html

	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Grant
		Grant, Frederic James (1862-1894) — also known as Frederic J. Grant — of Washington.
		Grant, Robert Allen (1905-1998) — also known as Robert A. Grant — of South Bend, St.
		Grant, Juliet — of Newark, Essex County, N.J. Democrat.
	politicalgraveyard.com /bio/grant.html

	Jeffrey A. Schaler, Ph.D.
		His father, James P. Grant, was a former chief of UNICEF, and his grandfather and great-grandfather had been involved in the establishment of hospitals in China.
		Grant was stricken in Sophia, where he had remained as the agency's Y2K duty officer over the holidays.
		Grant was the fourth generation in his family to have been involved overseas assistance programs.
	www.schaler.net /grantobit.html

	Ancestors of Safford Fay Small
		Safford married Elizabeth N. "Eliza" Umphrey, daughter of James Garland Umphrey and Nancy F. Bevans, on June 24, 1867 in Louisa County, Iowa.
		Wapello Iowa, March 18--S. Small, a veteran of the Civil war and well known in this city passed away Tuesday noon at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
		and was buried in Wapello Cemetery, Wapello Township, Louisa County, Iowa
	www.brumm.com /familytrees/1164.htm

	Hawks' third-place finish is the highest in school history - Daily Iowan - Sports
		Iowa freshman Nikki Chapple finished second in the event with a time of 17:02.61, but along with several others in the race, had to run an extra lap because of a lap-counting error by the track officials.
		The newspaper serving the University of Iowa community and Iowa City.
		Iowa surprised the field, jumping to third-place in the last event at the Big Ten women's indoor track championships, and Penn State took home its first team title to cap a wild-and-crazy weekend in the Rec Building.
	www.dailyiowan.com /news/2004/03/01/Sports/Hawks.ThirdPlace.Finish.Is.The.Highest.In.School.History-622220.shtml

	Grant Wood Lithographs
		Grant Wood's last composition is perhaps his most closed and focused, showing a doctor's healing hands with the tools of his trade on a 3:00 AM house call.
		However, Grant Wood also suggests that Regionalism is a fertile philosophy for artistic growth, as evidenced by the numerous references to Gothic Architecture: the farmhouse is the same Carpenter Gothic house from American Gothic, the barn's Gothic vault, and the corn leaves form arched tiers reminiscent of a Gothic church.
		Grant lived on his parent's farm until age ten when his mother was forced to sell it after her husband's untimely death.
	www.tfaoi.com /aa/2aa/2aa551.htm

	Ulysses S. Grant Home Page Bibliography
		Grant, Lincoln, and the freedmen; reminiscences of the Civil War, with special reference to the work for the contrabands and freedmen of the Mississippi Valley.
		Wilson, James H. The Life of John A. Rawlins: Lawyer, Assistant Adjutant General, Chief of Staff, Major General of Volunteers, and Secretary of War.
		Letters from General William Techumseh Sherman to General Ulysses S. Grant and William McPherson in the Collection of W. Bixby of Saint Louis.
	www.mscomm.com /~ulysses/page4.html

	Montgomery County Iowa Biographical Sketches
		SMITH, GEORGE W., farmer, P. Grant; was born in Orange County, New York, January 22, 1842, and when three years old his parents moved to Jackson County, Michigan, and settled on a farm, living there until fourteen years of age, when he moved to Montgomery County with his brothers, his parents having died in Michigan.
		Moving to Linn County, Iowa, 1865, where he remained until October, 1872, when he moved to Montgomery County; and in February 1876, located on section twenty five in Douglas township, owns a farm of eighty acres situated on what is known as Reid's branch.
		HART, JAMES M., druggist, P. O., Grant; born in Fall River, on the Massachusetts side, September 14, 1831, and in infancy moved with his parents to Natick, Kent County, Rhode Island, remaining there until eighteen years old, then removed to Taunton, Massachusetts, where he served his apprenticeship as a machinist for three years.
	iagenweb.org /montgomery/bios/biodougl.htm

	Council Communication No. 02-285
		The aforementioned certifications are required as part of their application to HUD for New Directions Grant Program funding to provide for institutions to expand urban outreach activities initiated under a previous Community Outreach Partnership Center (COPC) grant.
		Iowa State University was a COPC grant recipient three years ago.
		Community Forum - During the grant period, two annual forums will be hosted jointly by Iowa State University and Drake University.
	www.ci.des-moines.ia.us /mayor_council/agendas/2002_as/Blue/02-288.htm

	Truth About Trade & Technology - Quinn: How young people help fight hunger
		Divindy Grant's great-great-grandfather, Dr. James Grant, was one of the first American medical missionaries who ventured to China toward the end of the 19th century.
		Except for two things: Divindy was born in Beijing; and she is the fifth generation of the Grant family to have a China connection, a story that has astounded every Chinese (and Iowan) who has heard it.
		James Grant's son (and Divindy's dad), Jamie, returned to China as a Fulbright Scholar in the 1980s, which is how she happened to be born there.
	www.truthabouttrade.org /article.asp?id=2683

	Grant
		Several close relatives of Mary including her granddaughter Ethel Dayton mention in letters that Mary was the 2nd cousin of Ulysses S. Grant.
		Mary Portiss Grant was born April 27, 1804 on the estate of the Right Hon.
		in METHVEN: Mary Grant, daughter to James Grant at Drumcairn, 26th April 1807."
	todmar.net /ancestry/grant_main.htm

	Council Communication No. 01-311
		Iowa has never received funding under the HOPWA program and does not qualify for formula funding under this grant.
		IFA has partnered with AIDS Service Organizations (ASO) and housing agencies across the state to put together an AIDS Housing Network to provide housing and supportive services for persons living with HIV/AIDS throughout the state of Iowa.
		The HOPWA program, administered through HUD, is designed to provide states and localities with the resources and incentives to devise long-term comprehensive strategies for meeting the housing and related supportive service needs of persons with HIV/AIDS and their families.
	www.ci.des-moines.ia.us /mayor_council/agendas/2001_as/blue/01-313.htm

	James Wilson Grimes
		After the formation of Iowa territory he was a delegate to its assembly in 1838 and 1843, and in 1852, after its admission to the Union, was a member of the legislature.
		His first speech, delivered on 30 January 1860, was a reply to Robert Toombs, who had accused Iowa of passing laws in violation of the rights of sister states, and after this he spoke frequently, and was known as a hard-working member of the senate.
		GRIMES, James Wilson, statesman, born in Deering, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, 20 October, 1816; died in Burlington, Iowa, 7 February, 1872.
	www.famousamericans.net /jameswilsongrimes

	Works Consulted, Grant Wood
		Renegade Regionalists: The Modern Independence of Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton, and John Steuart Curry.
		Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition of Drawings and Paintings by Grant Wood.
		Grant Wood: A Study in American Art and Culture.
	www.lib.virginia.edu /etd/theses/ArtsSci/English/1998/Haven/biblio.html

	Sean Kelly Gallery Artists
		James Casebere, Grant Selwyn, Beverly Hills, CA Prison/Dormitory/Dayroom: a collaborative project with students of S.M.U. at the Mac, Museum of Contemporary Art, Dallas, TX Asylum, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, England traveled to Centro Galego de Arte,
		Iowa City: University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City.
		James Casebere: mutable, Sean Kelly Gallery, New York, NY.
	www.skny.com /lasso-bin/artist_detail.lasso?-token.ID=45

	1855d5.txt
		RI James, Alexander Mo Jameson, John W. Mo Johnson, Peter Mo Jones, Theodore NY Jones, Washington Iowa Jones, Wm.
		Mo Halcum, Shade Mo Hall, David Iowa Halloway, James Mo Hamilton, F. Mo Hampton, Milton Mo Hanes, Hiram Ind. Hansbraugh, Julius Mo vHansbrough, Dudley G. Mich Hargis, Caleb W. Mo Hargrave, Robert Mo Harris, Wm.
		Mo Scott, Cleveland Wis Scott, James Ind. Scott, John B. Iowa Sears, Jesse Mo Sears, Thos.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/statewide/census/1855d5.txt

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