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	Mary Pratt - Women Artists in Canada - Celebrating Women's Achievements
		Mary was influenced by the rectitude of her father, William John West, a prominent lawyer who later became attorney general and justice of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick.
		Mary Pratt has been described as a visual poet of femaleness, dealing not only with traditional female things like fruit, fish, flowers and affection, but also with the darker, more complex emotions of pain, lust, anger and jealousy.
		-- "Maria Kubacki in conversation with Mary Pratt".
	www.collectionscanada.ca /women/002026-519-e.html (1865 words)

	Corporate Art Collection: Mary Pratt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mary Pratt - Artist's Statement: "My paintings are not based on self analysis, nor are they inspired by any desire of mine to change the society in which I live.
		Mary Frances West Pratt was born in 1935 in New Brunswick.
		Since the 1970s, Mary Pratt has steadily built a national recognition for her photo realist paintings and for her active role in cultural affairs.
	www.rbc.com /community/resources/art-collection/pratt_m.html (387 words)

	Pratt, Mary
		Pratt, Mary, née West, painter (b at Fredericton, NB 15 Mar 1935).
		For subject matter Mary Pratt uses things found in the kitchen of her home at St Mary's Bay, Nfld: baked apples or cod fillets on tin foil, eviscerated chickens on a Coca-Cola box, 2 lunch pails.
		Some of her earlier paintings have a whimsical mood; some of her later ones, ambitious works in a large format, such as a moose carcass hanging in a service station, are more sombre.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0006455 (214 words)

	AGNL: Permanent Collection: Mary Pratt
		Mary Pratt was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, in 1935.
		Pratt has been an active member of the Canadian arts community, serving on The Canada Council for the Arts and receiving several honorary degrees from Canadian universities such as Dalhousie University, the University of Toronto and St. Thomas University.
		Mary Pratt's art is part of private and public collections including that of the Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador's Permanent Collection; the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; The Canada Council Art Bank, and the University of New Brunswick.
	www.heritage.nf.ca /arts/agnl/mpratt.html (401 words)

	The Canada Council for the Arts - Mary Pratt Wins The Canada Council for the Arts Molson Prize in the Arts (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In awarding the prize to Mary Pratt, the jury wrote: "Through her work as a painter, Mary Pratt celebrates a uniquely Canadian vision that is both contemporary and universal and which speaks to a wide and diverse audience across the country.
		Mary Pratt was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick in 1935, and from childhood was dedicated to the idea of becoming a professional painter.
		Mary Pratt's primary focus as an artist, since she first began practising as a professional in the 1950s, has remained constant.
	www.conseildesarts.ca /news/releases/1999/vt127243893541718750.htm?colour=teal (973 words)

	Toronto Congress Centre : Mary Pratt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pratt, Mary, nee West, painter (born at Fredericton 15 Mar 1935).
		For subject matter Mary Pratt uses things found in the kitchen of her home at St. Mary's Bay, Newfoundland - baked apples or cod fillets on tin foil, eviscerated chickens on a Coca-Cola box, two lunch pails.
		Some of her earlier paintings have a whimsical mood; some of her later ones, ambitious figure works in a large format, such as a moose carcass hanging in a service station, are more sombre.
	www.torontocongresscentre.com /default.aspx?page=bio-mpratt (189 words)

	Jared Pratt Family Association Home Page
		The topic of discussion at the July 20 family meeting was whether to pursue moving Parley P. Pratt's remains to the Salt Lake City Cemetery in fulfilment of his dying wish.
		The Jared Pratt Family Association, founded in 1881, is one of the oldest family history organizations in the nation.
		Jared Pratt (1769-1839) was the father of one daughter and five sons--Anson, William, Parley, Orson and Nelson--four of whom joined the early Mormon Church.
	jared.pratt-family.org (401 words)

	St. Louis Park Historical Society - Pratt Family
		Martin Van Buren Pratt was born in Clinton, Maine on November 10, 1833, and moved to the Midway district of St. Paul with his parents at age 17.
		Pratt was a member of Brackett's battalion during the Civil War, serving from 1861 to October 28, 1864.
		Pratt seemingly sold the land to H.B. and Sarah Wright in 1858, but when Pratt died in 1864 it reverted to his estate, the proceeds to be sold and distributed among his heirs: Delphina B. Pratt and minors Isabella H. Pratt, and H. Kossuth Pratt
	www.slphistory.org /history/prattfamily.asp (522 words)

	Phineas Pratt
		In 1662, Pratt presented to the General Court of Massachusetts a narrative entitled “A declaration of the affairs of the English people that first inhabited New England” to support his request for financial assistance.
		Phineas Pratt married Mary Priest, daughter of Degory and Sarah Allerton Vincent Priest (the sister of Mayflower passenger Isaac Allerton, Sarah had been married to Jan Vincent and widowed before she married Degory Priest).
		Mary Pratt outlived her husband; the date of her death is not certain but she did receive stipends from the Town of Charlestown in 1683/4 and 1686/7 (Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, Vol.
	www.pilgrimhall.org /prattphineas.htm (610 words)

	Baseball star Mary Pratt visits Wallops in a league of her own - Eastern Shore News - delmarvanow.com
		Mary Pratt holds a picture of one of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League teams she played on in the 1940s.
		Pratt is one of the pioneers who participated in the nation's first female professional baseball league that began in 1943 and lasted for about a decade.
		An outstanding softball player in Boston during her college days, Pratt was a southpaw pitcher for the South Bend Blue Sox, Kenosha Comets and Rockford Peaches, three of the first four teams to form the league.
	www.delmarvanow.com /easternshore/stories/20050312/2069877.html (525 words)

	Biography: Mary Pratt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pratt is represented in art galleries and many university and corporate collections; such as the National Gallery of Canada.
		Pratt not only is a very successful painter but she is also known for various other activities.
		Pratt served on the government Task Force for Education in Newfoundland (1973), on the Fishery Industry Advisory Board (1978-79) and on the Board of Management of the Grace General Hospital, St, John's.
	www.k12.nf.ca /discovery/curriculum/english/nl-biographies/nfld/mpratt.htm (350 words)

	Clarkson shown in snow in Pratt portrait
		Clarkson sat for Pratt while she was still in office, and the soft-edged portrait reflects her special focus on the North.
		Pratt, who lives and paints in St. John's, is known for paintings that focus on the domestic and quotidian.
		Pratt, who was married for many years to artist Christopher Pratt, was born in Fredericton in 1935 and has a fine arts degree from Mount Allison University, where she studied with Alex Colville and Ted Pulford.
	www.cbc.ca /canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2007/02/15/clarkson-portrait.html (1352 words)

	Canada Post: From Jelly to Icebergs...Canada Art Series Stamps Feature Mary Pratt
		Pratt says she worked on this painting while waiting for a hip replacement.
		Pratt was born Mary West in Fredericton, New Brunswick in 1935.
		Pratt has created numerous masterpieces during her illustrious career including The Service Station, The Bed, Supper Table, the figurative nudes Girl in the Wicker Chair, Girl in My Dressing Gown, and Girl in Glitz.
	www.ccnmatthews.com /news/releases.Controller?action=check4Cookies&searchText=false&showText=all&actionFor=639412 (474 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Mary Pratt
		Mary Frances Pratt (née West) (born 1935 in Fredericton, New Brunswick) is a Canadian painter specializing in still life paintings.
		She met her future husband, the artist Christopher Pratt, at Mount Allison.
		In 1996, she was named Companion of the Order of Canada.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Mary_Pratt (260 words)

	CBC: Life And Times
		Mary and Christopher met at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick where they both studied art in the 1950s.
		Mary set up an easel in her kitchen and continued her own painting.
		Artist Alex Colville talks about the transformation in Mary's style in her first professional work, Supper Table, a style drastically different from her husband's brooding realism.
	www.cbc.ca /lifeandtimes/pratt.html (319 words)

	Story of Courage-Mary Pratt GOSS
		"Mary Pratt Goss was born in 1812, the daughter of James and Ann Pratt.
		The dishes were unpacked next and in honour of their first meal in their new home, the homespun white linen cloth was spread upon the board table.
		Mary had two more children, but none of these three lived beyond the age of 14.
	www.rootsweb.com /~nbpstgeo/stge5t.htm (946 words)

	Children of Mary Washburn and Daniel Pratt
		Because Mary was a daughter her descendants will not be carried forward further than this file.
		In the 1850 federal census he was living in Carver with the family of his daughter and son-in-law, Martin and Mary Lucas, who were living in the household of Ebenezer and Lucy Cobb.
		Hannah (Cobb) Pratt was living in Carver, MA, in the 1800 federal census, next door to Isaiah Pratt and Noah Pratt.
	home.earthlink.net /~washburnmaltby/washburn_plymouth_16.html (2146 words)

	Mary Pratt
		Mary Pratt graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Mount Allison in 1961; she and Christopher settled in Salmonier, Newfoundland, in 1963.
		Although taking time to raise her four children, Pratt continued to paint and had her first solo exhibition at Memorial University Art Gallery in 1967, after her children had reached school age.
		Known for her perceptive use of light, Pratt's subject matter is mainly still lifes of domestic objects and the female figure.
	www.hodginshalls.com /hodgins/salesofnote/Pratt.htm (294 words)

	Pratt
		Hiram Kuykendall married Mary Catherine Pratt - daughter of Isaac Vanmeter Pratt; Isaac was the son of Manlove.
		Kuykendall was born in Mooreville (sic), WV and was the son of Katherine and Soloman Kuykendall.
		His marriage to Miss Mary Pratt took place in 1863 and to this union were born nine children, three of whom are now deceased.
	members.tripod.com /First_look/pratt.htm (3316 words)

	Ephraim Pottery - Mary Pratt, potter
		Mary worked at other area potteries and before coming to EFP.
		Mary's exceptional sculpting skills are put to great use at EFP.
		Mary shares her home with her two daughters, Grace and Sophie, and Siamese cat Emma.
	www.ephraimpottery.com /mary.htm (143 words)

	Keele University Alumni
		Mary Pratt, who died in December 2004, spent 21 years at Keele – from 1964 to 1985 – as the wife of Professor George Pratt, Director of Music/Warden.
		Her husband George writes: “ Mary took to heart the duties of 'Warden's Wife' during our first three years at Keele, from 1964, with weekly supper parties for freshers and a great deal of informal counselling to complement my own formal role.
		Mary enjoyed her grandchildren beyond measure, and they, aged from seven downwards, have very precious memories of her.
	www.keele.ac.uk /depts/uso/alumni/obituaries/pratt.htm (358 words)

	"Aunt Mary Pratt" by James Leroy Moore (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mary Zora Jordan Pratt was the daughter of Harbert Moses and Martha Jennings Jordan and she was my great aunt.
		Aunt Mary was born in 1881 and died in 1982.
		She married John William Pratt and they were blessed with seven children and they were Charlie, Don, Bill, Bob, Ruth, Erna, and Opal.
	personalpages.tds.net /~pjhuddleston/leroy/story-47.html (216 words)

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	Review \| A Personal Calligraphy by Mary Pratt
		At least, that's how it seems to me. Pratt's paintings are often large, always vivid and usually hyper real: photo real, in fact.
		A Personal Calligraphy is a self-portrait of Mary Pratt as artist, wife, mother, daughter, public figure and woman.
		And because the sources of the collection are varied -- newspaper clippings, 45-year-old journal entries, essays and so on -- that self-portrait has a mosaic quality: put together piece by disparate piece to create a cohesive whole.
	www.januarymagazine.com /biography/personalcallig.html (670 words)

	Sketch of Mary Pratt Young (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mary Pratt Young (daughter of Apostle Parley P. and Mary Wood Pratt) was born Sept. 14, 1853, in the Fourteenth Ward, Salt Lake City.
		With the blessing of the Lord and the help of good counselors, she was able to discharge her duties to the general satisfaction of all and the marked improvement of the association.
		In December, 1888, she was called to hold the position of first counselor to President Mary A. Freeze, in the Salt Lake Stake.
	jared.pratt-family.org /parley_family_histories/mary_pratt_sketch.html (525 words)

	Pratt Family Tree.
		But, since the research was already done, this Pratt tree remains on this page to serve as another resource for those who are searching their Pratt family ancestors.
		Pratts buried in the Sherman Cemetery on Highway 21 in Marion, Wayne County, NY.
		Other Pratt family members may also be buried there, but many of the stones are missing or damaged beyond reading.
	members.aol.com /MShermanL/pratt.html (788 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News
		Mary Pratt, Lappert's second wife, who remained his business partner after their divorce in 1991 and who has run the company in recent months, said the Lappert name will remain on the company, and its founder's likeness will stay on the logo.
		Pratt said they first visited Kauai in 1972 but did not move there and start the ice cream and coffee business until 1983.
		Lappert is survived by three sons -- Michael, of California; Patrick, of Nebraska; and Brendan, of Michigan -- a daughter, Julie Lucas, of Lawai, Kauai; and 13 grandchildren.
	www.starbulletin.com /2003/09/05/news/story14.html (362 words)

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		Pratt’s essay “Arts of the Contact Zone” is a complex chronicle of the educational system, society, culture and the ability to bring together all of the elements into one cohesive whole so the student can grow.
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	Mary Pratt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mary graduated from Leavitt Area High School in 2001 and went on to Thomas College in Waterville to pursue a B.A.S. Degree in Criminal Justice.
		She attended the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in August of 2004 and is a graduate of the 7th Basic Law Enforcement Training Program.
		Mary was hired by the Farmington Police Department in January of 2005 and has recently become the police department's bike patrol officer.
	www.farmingtonpd.org /Pratt.htm (81 words)

	LUCINA MARY PRATT
		Lucina Mary Pratt Christensen was born the 17th of July 1908 in Yale, Beadle County, South Dakota.
		Her father owned the lumber yard in the little town of Yale, and things were going nicely for the family until he passed away in February 1924 when Lucina was 16 years old leaving Wilhemina to raise the family alone.
		She is survived by her husband Walt, a brother Jim Pratt, her only sister Dorothy Bolman, her children Duaine Christensen, Marie Bevacqua, Louis Derschied, Shirley Miller, Ronald Derscheid, Susan Buchwald, Tommy Christensen, 15 grand children, 12 great grandchildren and one terrific neighbor Becky Painter.
	homepage.mac.com /runobg/family/ps06/ps06_318.html (641 words)

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