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	Indiana Historical Society
		One of the most popular poets in American history, James Whitcomb Riley was born in Greenfield, Indiana, the second son and third of six children raised by Reuben A.--a Civil War veteran and lawyer--and Elizabeth (Marine) Riley.
		As a child, Riley often accompanied his father (a noted political orator) on trips to the Hancock County courthouse, where he observed the manners and mores of country society, as well as the countrified dialect he later used in his poetry.
		Riley's characters--Old Aunt Mary, Little Orphant Annie, The Raggedy Man, Doc Sifers and Uncle Sidney--along with his sentimental style that harkened back to simpler times, struck a chord with a reading public struggling to come to grips with the industrial age.
	www.indianahistory.org /pop_hist/people/riley.html (601 words)

	Riley Bio
		James Whitcomb Riley was born in a log cabin on October 7, 1849 in the little village of Greenfield, fast in the lap of Indiana's farmland but then still hidden in primitive oak and poplar forest.
		Riley's own parents had Hoosier Deutsch blood and out of the depth of sorrow Riley could speak their dialect to mourn "Dot Leetle Boy of Mine." Riley was sometimes called a "dialect singer" because he mastered the most telling expressions of those he heard.
		Although Riley's pieces were picked up from one newspaper to the next and were much copied around the country, Riley felt his reputation as a poet had no chance because he came from the American "frontier" Midwest and not the East.
	www.jameswhitcombriley.com /riley_links.htm (1949 words)

	Our Land, Our Literature: Literature - James Whitcomb Riley
		James Whitcomb Riley was born in Greenfield, worked in Anderson, and spent most of his life in Indianapolis.
		Born in 1849 in the village of Greenfield, Indiana, which was then nestled in an oak and poplar forest east of Indianapolis, Riley was the son of a lawyer who discouraged young James’ inclination to write poetry as being “too visionary” (Riley 1: 8).
		When Riley examines human relationships with nature, he occasionally reveals an ethic that ultimately subjugates humans to natural forces, as is the case in “The Wind,” in which a personified wind declares, as the poem’s refrain, “I am the Wind, and I rule mankind...” (1: 222-28).
	www.bsu.edu /ourlandourlit/Literature/Authors/rileyjw.html (947 words)

	James Whitcomb Riley House
		James Whitcomb Riley was born in a log cabin on October 7, 1849 in the little village of Greenfield, in the lap of Indiana's farmland.
		Riley's father was a frontier lawyer and politician who named his second son after an Indiana governor, James Whitcomb.
		His best-known poems include "Little Orphan Annie,""The Raggedy Man," and "When the Frost Is on the Punkin." Riley's popularity derived mainly from his quaint use of Hoosier dialect, his cheerful and whimsical sense of humor, and his intimate understanding of life in the rural Midwest.
	james-whitcomb-riley-house.visit-indianapolis.com (403 words)

	Riley Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		James Whitcomb Riley’s story began on October 7, 1849 in the sleepy town of Greenfield, Indiana.
		Riley’s best-loved writing recalled the rich texture childhood in a growing Indiana town – a time where boys spent their days swimming, fishing, stealing watermelons and playing Indians in the woods.
		Riley left the short lived sign painting company when he published one of his poems and then started traveling with a medicine show, painting and reciting his poems.
	www.rileykids.org /museum/bio.asp (453 words)

	Ancestors of James Riley
		James Charles Riley-[1], son of James Calvin Riley-[2] and Janice Ann Lobb-[3], was born on Nov 28, 1966 in Union Hospital - Dover, Ohio.
		James married Janice Ann Lobb-[3] [MRIN:1] on Sep 16, 1967 in E.U.B. Church, Bowerston, Ohio.
		John William Riley-[6], son of John Hamilton Riley-[22] and Sarah Catherine Sudduth-[23], was born on Mar 18, 1861 in Freeport, Harrison County, Ohio died on Aug 30, 1930 in Hospital At Martin's Ferry, Ohio, at age 69, and was buried in Cadiz Union Cemetery Cadiz, Ohio.
	jcriley66.tripod.com /a1.htm (14552 words)

	The Fay Family: James Riley Fay
		James Riley Fay was born November 15, 1813, in Java, Wyoming Co., NY, the son of James Israel Fay and Chloe Torrey.
		James Fay was settler 1803 west of the village of Wyoming.
		James and Chloe Fay are almost certainly the parents of Silas and Rufus.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~fayfamily/jamesriley.html (1989 words)

	James Riley
		RILEY, James, mariner, born in Middletown, Connecticut, 27 October, 1777; died at sea,, 15 March, 1840.
		Riley settled in 1821 in Van Weft county, Ohio, where he founded the town of Willshire, and in 1823 was elected to the legislature.
		Riley's son, WILLIAM WILLSHIRE, published a "Sequel" to his narrative, embracing the story of his life, voyages, and travels after the shipwreck (Columbus, 1851).
	www.famousamericans.net /jamesriley (558 words)

	CNN.com - Military career POW's boyhood dream - Mar. 26, 2003
		Riley, 31, was born in New Zealand and lived there until he was 10 years old before moving to Pennsauken, New Jersey, The New Zealand Herald reported on its Web site.
		Riley, who is single and childless, the Courier Post reported, taught himself the guitar and is a science fiction buff who is making a chain mail shirt for himself.
		A video clip of Riley that aired Sunday showed him sitting in a wheelchair with his hands in his lap and answering questions in a clipped fashion, the Courier Post reported.
	www.cnn.com /2003/US/03/25/sprj.irq.pow.riley/index.html (498 words)

	CNN.com - Military career a boyhood dream - Apr. 13, 2003
		James Riley, one of seven missing U.S. prisoners of war freed on Sunday, is a native of New Zealand but moved to the United States with his family when he was a young boy.
		His family was told by the Pentagon that Riley was one of the prisoners of war found safe and sound Sunday just north of Baghdad, a family representative told CNN.
		Riley, who is single, taught himself the guitar and is a science fiction buff who is making a chain mail shirt for himself, the Courier Post reported.
	www.cnn.com /2003/US/04/13/sprj.irq.pow.riley/index.html (421 words)

	Fulbright New Century Scholars Program: James C. Riley
		James C. Riley (USA), Professor of History and Research Associate in the Population Institute at Indiana University, is an historical demographer.
		One point of asking this question is to discover additional strategies that groups within the US population with lower life expectancies might use to improve their positions.
		Riley earned his Ph.D. at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in 1971, and has taught at the University of Houston, the Catholic University of Leuven, and, since 1975, Indiana University.
	www.cies.org /NCS/ncs_jriley.htm (613 words)

	James Riley (Captain) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Riley and his crew were ship wrecked off of the coast of Africa.
		Riley promises that he has a friend that will pay for his safe return and the return of his crew.
		Riley goes back to America, and is reunited with his wife and their five children.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Riley_(Captain) (690 words)

	James Riley J. Jones (1841-1915)
		James Riley J. Jones, son of Nancy [Greening] (1811-1855) and Lewis Jones (1801-1875), was born on 11 June 1841 in Boone County, Missouri.
		James and his brother, George, along with three other Confederate soldiers were also found guilty of these charges, but were to be retained in custody.
		James and George Jones were transported to the Trans-Mississippi Military Department for the defense of Vicksburg, Mississippi.
	home.earthlink.net /~dawise/Jones.htm (856 words)

	James Riley ALLRED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		James R. Allred, son of Isaac and Mary Calvert Allred was born 28 Jan. 1827 in Tennessee.
		James endured the hardships of persecution of mobs, being driven from his home in Missouri, and later from Nauvoo, Illinois.
		James Riley only 19 went along with his older brother, Reddick N. and three Allred cousins, going the entire distance to San Diego.
	www.allredfamily.org /james_riley_allred.htm (669 words)

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	James Riley Cemetery, Dewey County OKGenWeb
		James Riley was one of Western Oklahoma's first settlers.
		Nina Riley, wife of James Riley, died Monday at the Riley ranch near Lenora and the remains were interred in the family burying ground at 10 o'clock Tuesday, where three of her children are buried.
		There is another Riley cemetery, much larger and still in use today by rural area of Cestos, located in NE4 of Section 26-19-16 (southwest of Cestos).
	www.rootsweb.com /~okdewey/rileycem.html (545 words)

	James Dean UK - James Whitcomb Riley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		James Whitcomb Riley was born in Greenfield, Indiana, USA on 7 October, 1849.
		As the "People's Laureate," his poems were considered so inspiring, in 1915 the Secretary of the Interior suggested that one of his poems be read in each school-house in the land.
		James Whitcomb Riley : The Poet As Flying Islands of the Night - Thomas Earl Williams, Katherine Kuonen
	www.jamesdeanuk.com /james-whitcomb-riley.htm (298 words)

	Distinguished Professor James C. Riley
		In the course of his 27-year career in the IU Bloomington Department of History, James C. Riley has become world-renowned not only for his scholarship in the history of public finance, medicine and health, but also for pioneering a new discipline—the study of morbidity and its impact over historical time.
		Riley discovered the field while researching the 1987 article “Sickness in an Early Modern Workplace,” which became the first in a series about the history of morbidity.
		Riley first made a name for himself as a public finance historian.
	www.indiana.edu /~ocmhptst/030102/text/riley.html (314 words)

	James Whitcomb Riley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Whitcomb Riley (Greenfield, Indiana October 7, 1849 – July 22, 1916), American writer and poet called the "Hoosier poet" and America's "Children's Poet" made a start writing newspaper verse in Hoosier dialect for the Indianapolis Journal in 1875.
		In 1916 a group of prominent citizens from Indianapolis who knew Riley started the Riley Memorial Association (now the Riley Children's Foundation) to build a children's hospital in memory of Riley.
		The James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children opened in 1924.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Whitcomb_Riley (472 words)

	James Riley - Professor PACCAR Professor of Engineering
		Jim Riley, the PACCAR Professor of Mechanical Engineering, is a fluid dynamicist whose research and teaching emphasize transitioning and turbulent flows.
		At the undergraduate level, Professor Riley helped develop a new course, ME431, Advanced Fluid Mechanics, in which students are introduced to the application of commercial computers codes to problems involving fluid mechanics.
		Professor Riley is a Fellow of the American Physical Society, and is a past chair of its Division of Fluid Dynamics; he is also a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
	www.me.washington.edu /people/faculty/riley (249 words)

	Jamestown descendent of Capt. Riley, subject of History Channel program
		In Jamestown, James Riley Bennett, the great-great-great grandson of Capt. Riley will be anxiously watching to see the story of his courageous ancestor told on national television.
		Bennett, known as Jamie, said he knew a little bit of the story after his grandfather, James Riley Hodder, a one-time commodore of the Boston Yacht Club, gave him a copy of the book "The Vengeful Sea," by Edward Rowe Snow, when he was a child.
		The event was held in Celina, Ohio, where Capt. Riley lived for 10 years as a land surveyor, and where the local historical society is housed in his former home, Bennett said.
	www.jamestownpress.com /news/2006/1026/News/058.html (652 words)

	James Whitcomb Riley Papers (Library of Congress)
		Processing History: The papers of James Whitcomb Riley were arranged and described in 1997.
		Copyright Status: The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of James Whitcomb Riley is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).
		Riley was born in Greenfield, Indiana, and is known as the "Hoosier poet." He was on the staff of the Indianapolis Journal, 1877-1885, and his contributions to that newspaper established his fame as a poet.
	www.loc.gov /rr/mss/text/riley.html (335 words)

	James W. Riley Elementary
		James Whitcomb Riley Elementary school is a school that is truly committed to the education of all students.
		Both staff and parents see Riley's cultural diversity as the single most important resource in providing young children with a powerful multicultural experience.
		Grade 4 and 5- Riley Increased Students Excellence (RISE) program reduces class size in grade 4 and 5, two hours per day, five days a week.
	www.lbusd.k12.ca.us /riley (346 words)

	James Riley - Player Profile Page 1
		James Norman Riley lived a life of firsts.
		James was born to parents John Riley and Margaret Byers in Bayfield, New Brunswick on May 25, 1895.
		With Canada fully committed to the First World War, James knew he had to return to serve for his country.
	www.losthockey.com /profiles/riley_jim/jim_riley.cfm (308 words)

	James Riley
		James Riley "Bud" Ritchie was born in Rabun Gap, Rabun County, Georgia.
		On 05 September 1880 James married Lavinia Caroline Marinda Lucinda Carter, the daughter of James Wiley Carter, Sr.
		James died on 11 December 1939 in Nelson, Georgia and is buried at Head of Tennessee Baptist Church, Dillard, Rabun County, Georgia.
	home.alltel.net /eng4/Ritchie.htm (441 words)

	James Riley - Player Profile Page 3
		Now in his mid to late sixties, James retired from his position in public relations with the National Distillery, where he had worked for over 25 years.
		Although baseball and hockey were now long in his past, Riley was still very active playing golf, and was said to have "shot-his-age" into his sixties and seventies, which is no small feat for any golfer, showing why he had won an amateur golf title in Vancouver in the 1920s.
		posthumously honoured Riley with the designation of "Sports Pioneer" in 2000, stopping short of making him an honoured member, largely due to the lack of information regarding his life and his time in New Brunswick.
	www.losthockey.com /profiles/riley_jim/jim_riley3.cfm (211 words)

	Edward James Riley, Sr.
		After rumored troubles and a seperation between their mom and dad, the Riley boys were already living with their mom's family in Bloomington, Illinois where she suffered from tuberculosis for about five (5) years, before passing away in November of 1902.
		James W. Riley was running his saloon in Chicago when he passed-away in January of 1908, reportedly not having been allowed to see his sons since the seperation.
		In the 'Register Of Students' for St. Bede Academy in Peru, Illinois, Ed and Frank Riley are listed in their first year of Latin studies, in the same year, for some reason, Ed requested that George F. Jordan become his gurdian...signing his name though as 'James E. Riley.' Ed Riley, Jr.
	www.onlinetheater.com /dat2.html (972 words)

	james riley music
		A Dublin man, born January 30, 1979, James Riley was raised in a house that resonated with traditional Irish music.
		James recalls, “I would sit at home and study Arty McGlynn, John Doyle, John Hicks and Paul Brady.
		James has recorded and collaborated with Eileen Ivers, Mick McCauley, Martin and Marie Reilly, Steve Holloway, Ben Power, Jane Hunt, Donie Ryan and Nigel Davey, to name a few.
	www.jamesrileymusic.com (379 words)

	Riley,James Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		James Whitcomb Riley (1849-1916) was an American poet whose most famous works, Little Orphant Annie (1885) and The Raggedy Man (1890), were written in an Indiana dialect.
		James Whitcomb Riley, born in Greenfield, Indiana, in 1849, was a genial chronicler of small-town life who immortalized the simple virtues of the people he knew best.
		Experimental Stress Analysis is a one-semester course comprised of labs and lectures and primarily an elective taken by senior/graduate level students majoring in civil, mechanical, and materials science engineering.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Riley,James (736 words)

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