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	Mother Joseph - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mother Joseph (April 16, 1823 – January 19, 1902) was born Esther Pariseau in St.
		In 1856 Mother Joseph was chosen to lead a group of five missionaries to the Pacific Northwest Territories of the United States.
		In 1953 the American Institute of Architects declared Mother Joseph "The First Architect of the Pacific Northwest." In 1980, the state of Washington donated a bronze statue of Mother Joseph to the U.S. Capitol's National Statuary Hall Collection.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mother_Joseph (310 words)

	Mother Joseph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		At the time of her death, Mother Joseph's dying words were, "Sisters, whatever concerns the poor is always our affair." After her death in January, 1902, Mother Mary Antoinette said of her, "She had the characteristics of genius: incessant works, immense sacrifices, great undertakings, and she never counted the cost to self.
		In a steady correspondence with her friends and spiritual advisors, Mother Joseph spoke openly of her pain and growing weakness, and of her preparations for death.
		Because of her contribution in designing and building institutions, Mother Joseph is considered by many to be one of the first architects in the northwest, and also is recognized as an early artisan who used native northwest woods.
	www.providenceintl.org /english/Expans/Joseph.htm (868 words)

	Joseph and Judah
		Joseph’s mother, Rachel was the only one of the four women with whom Jacob fathered children whom he loved, and she had been barren for many years before she bore him a child.
		His mother although competing with her sister was a loved wife, which the mother of most of his brothers was not.
		Joseph's was brought up with unconditional love with few boundaries set, first by his mother in his first five years and then his father.
	www.moshereiss.org /messenger/05_josephandjudah/05_josephandjudah.html (15573 words)

	The Revised and Enhanced History of Joseph Smith by His Mother
		Once her son Joseph had received a heavenly vision ahd had learned that he was the prophet to restore the gospel in the latter days, trial had plagued Lucy.
		Here is Joseph dealing with excruciating pain during a crude operation on his leg, sick with misery at Martin Harris's loss of the 116 pages, laying a cloak down on the hard floor night after night to give someone else is bed in Kirtland.
		While Mother Smith was probably frequently consulted during the entire composition, and she clearly gave her approval to the final version, certainly her biggest contribution had already passed.
	www.meridianmagazine.com /churchhistory/001220lucy.html (1805 words)

	HistoryLink Essay: Mother Joseph of the Sisters of Providence (Esther Pariseau) (1823-1902)
		Mother Joseph of the Sisters of Providence gained posthumous recognition in 1980, when the U.S. Senate accepted her statue, a gift from Washington state, for inclusion in the national Statuary Hall Collection.
		Mother Joseph was born Esther Pariseau on April 16, 1823, in a farmhouse near Saint Elzear, Quebec.
		Mother Joseph died of cancer on January 19, 1902, in her room at the Sisters of Providence headquarters in Vancouver, Washington.
	www.historylink.org /output.cfm?file_id=5483 (898 words)

	Portland's Walk of the Heroines: Honoring Mother Joseph
		Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, a Sister of Providence, was a legend in her own time.
		Mother Joseph also was known for her phenomenal range of skills: seamstress, carpenter, painter, sculptor, flsmith, farmer, watchmaker, locksmith, and mechanic.
		As Sister Karin Dufault, S.P. describes her, Mother Joseph “learned how to do what needed to be done—continuous learning—as a response to need.” Mother Joseph used her skills as a pioneer in the rough Oregon country and in building some of its leading institutions.
	www.woh.pdx.edu /heroines/MotherJoseph/bio (779 words)

	HistoryLink Essay: Washington State establishes recognition days in honor of Mother Joseph and Marcus Whitman on April ...
		Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, born Esther Pariseau on April 16, 1823, in Saint Elzear, Quebec, Canada, was one of the founders of the Sisters of Providence in the Northwest.
		On December 8, 1856, Mother Joseph and four other Sisters of Providence from Montreal arrived at Fort Vancouver to begin their mission of caring for the sick, the aged and the poor, educating the young and housing the orphaned.
		The second was a plaque in her memory at Southwest Washington Medical Center, formerly St. Joseph’s Hospital (1858-1967), in Vancouver, Washington. The third, and most daunting, was to have April 16 designated as Mother Joseph Day in the state of Washington.
	www.historylink.org /output.cfm?file_id=5472 (1165 words)

	Joseph Stalin
		Joseph's father was a bootmaker and his mother took in washing.
		Joseph's mother was deeply religious and in 1888 she managed to obtain him a place at the local church school.
		He (Joseph Stalin), of course, understands to the full our contribution to the war; it is a danger to the future that his people don't and now the Americans are making claims to a share in the bomber offensive which is by no means justified, but further dims our glory.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /RUSstalin.htm (12213 words)

	Mary's Song: The Story of The Mother of Jesus
		Joseph, Son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary for your wife, for the child she bears is of the Holy Spirit of God; You shall call the child Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins.
		Joseph: (Joseph is cool and calm throughout) I suppose you're referring to Mary's being pregnant.
		Joseph: Beg your pardon, sir, but my wife is going to have a baby tonight and we need a place to stay for...
	www.orionsgate.org /marys_song_play.html (6951 words)

	Joseph DellaPuca and Denise Curtin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Joseph’s first mystical experience began during 1993, in Meriden, Connecticut, where he heard a claim that the Blessed Virgin Mary was appearing locally.
		Joseph fell to his knees and continued to pray the Rosary, while informing his sister, who was praying alongside him, that the Blessed Virgin Mary was standing in front of the Rose of Sharon bush dressed in white.
		Joseph found himself strongly attracted to collect religious objects and transformed his home, where he and his father lived, into a special spiritual atmosphere that helped him focus on meditation, prayer, and peace.
	www.twohearts1.org /JourneyEvents.htm (1499 words)

	CARE MOTHER Central - Find great websites with information on 'care mother' and related information. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mother kangaroo is a mammal (just like us),and feeds its baby milk like we do (or like we should!) from a nipple inside its pouch.
		Mother Care answers your questions and shares advice on pregnancy and birth.
		Mother Care undertakes to honor or exceed the legal requirements of medical/health information privacy...
	www.g3labs.com /search/_xml/c/a/care-mother.html (696 words)

	webGED: Watt Family Data Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		At any rate, it appears that on the original microfiche record of the vital records when John SALYER and Evaline married her name was first listed as SMITH, marked through and JACKSON written over it.
		Their mother, Vina or LaVina, married John MONTGOMERY in 1848 and they are listed in the 1850 census with her children as well as his by a prior marriage.
		Believed to be the Charles Joseph in the 1860, 1870 and 1880 Breathitt Co., Kentucky census.
	www.breeze.org /pg/wga22.html (1193 words)

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		C: 15 Feb 1843 Father: Joseph WESTRAY St. Johns In The Vale By Keswick, Mother: Margaret Cumberland, England Jane WESTRAY (F)......................
		C: 16 Oct 1743 Father: Joseph WESTRAY All Saints, Cockermouth, Cumberland, England Joseph WESTRAY (M)....................
		C: 26 Jun 1845 Father: Joseph WESTRAY St. Johns In The Vale By Keswick, Mother: Margaret Cumberland, England Joseph WESTRAY (M)....................
	www.cursiter.com /txt-exe-files/Westray.txt (6307 words)

	Mother Marie Joseph Butler - Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Although no formal history has been written on the life of Mother Marie Joseph Butler, there are several resources on the faith, ministry and service of Mother Butler to the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary and to the whole world.
		Mother Butler and the Modern World New York: privately published, 1947.
		Significant Dates in the Life of Mother Joseph Butler, RSHM - information gathered from the Marymount Convent Archives.
	www.rshm.org /history2/generals2/butlerlinks.htm (118 words)

	Joseph Matua's - Samoa and I
		The other 20 children of Moemai Sosene were all girls from different mothers.
		Note: Moemai Tofilau was also eventually killed by his own brother Leulupoao over power of the throne after King Fonoti Tagaloalagi died in 1804.
		Leulupoao was angry and claimed himself a king anyways and then his son became the first Tupua Tamasese, the in-laws of the royal family
	www.webworldinc.com /armageddon2/samoa.htm (661 words)

	Mother Marie Joseph Butler - Cormont Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Since Mother Joseph Butler, RSHM was the foundress of Marymount College and its first President, the following articles were written about her.
		These articles are not written as formal history, but as personal remembrances of those who loved and respected Mother Butler.
		The main value of these articles is that they express the character of the woman who, with the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, founded Marymount College and dared to live her life as an RSHM to the fullest!
	www.rshm.org /history2/generals2/butlercormont.htm (155 words)

	webGED: Mike & Joyce's Kin Data Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		mother: D'Ufford, M. spouse: Beauchamp, Thomas (1338 - 1401)
		mother: Kesling, Ruth A. spouse: Talbot, W. Dean, Jesse Albert - male
		Dean, Joseph Arch (1899 - 1974) - male
	webpages.charter.net /jadetree/JOYCEKIN.wbg/wgj21.html (708 words)

	Sisters of Providence
		The award is named in honor of Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, the first Provincial Superior of the Sisters of Providence in the West, who was a distinctive figure in early Northwest history.
		December 6 at Mount St. Joseph, 12 West Ninth Avenue, in Spokane. Mitzi VandeWege’s award will be presented at a reception from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
		December 8 at St. Joseph Residence, in Seattle. This weekend was chosen because December 8, 1856, was the date that Mother Joseph and her sister companions first arrived in the Northwest.
	www.sistersofprovidence.net /news.php?id=27 (257 words)

	Genealogy Data
		Mother: HUEY, MARY A. Back to Main Page
		Mother: SHARP, CYNTHIA A. Back to Main Page
		Mother: ICE, ELIZABETH R. Back to Main Page
	www.wou.edu /~cray/dat90.html (434 words)

	Mother Joseph
		YOU ARE HERE>> Architect of the Capitol/Capitol Complex/Art/Mother Joseph
		On April 16, 1823, Esther Pariseau was born in St. Elzear near Montreal, Canada.
		In 1953 the American Institute of Architects declared Mother Joseph "The First Architect of the Pacific Northwest."
	www.aoc.gov /cc/art/nsh/joseph_m.cfm (255 words)

	webGED: Watt Family Data Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		mother: Carpenter, Mary A. Allen, Princess (1892 -) - female
		mother: Carpenter, Mary A. spouse: Whitaker, Susan (~1868 -)
		The last three children (Mary, Sally, James) are presumed to be William's children, but no substantial proof of parentage exists.
	www.breeze.org /pg/wga3.html (1458 words)

	roll.html
		34 Father Lucille W. 26 Mother John Youngman 7 Son Lewis A. 5 Son Larry Ira 3 Son Melvin L. 10/12/30 Son EAGLEMAN, Mary 29 Mother Louis Dale Y. 4 Son Velma Y. 1 Daughter Myrna L. 10/10/30 Daughter EATER, Mark 36 Father Joseph C. 10 Son Mercella S. 8 Daughter Mark F. Jr.
		(White Thunder) 29 Mother (Daughter of Louise Wahpesha) LAMBERT, Eunice 15 Sister Anna 13 Sister Joseph 10 Brother Bernard 8 Brother Amos 19 Brother (Children of Jennie Black Shield) (Enrolled in Fort Totten, ND 1907) LAMBERT, Mary 14 Sister Rose 11 Sister John Jr.
		38 Mother Wilber 17 Son Birdie 9 Daughter Luella 7 Daughter Elizabeth J. 1 Daughter LESTER, Ruth (White Thunder) 40 Mother Lavina Lone Dog 14 Daughter Mercy White Thunder 4 Daughter LONGTREE, John Jr.
	www.montana.edu /wwwfpcc/tribes/Roll.html (667 words)

	St. Joseph's Cemetery, Milwaukee County Genealogy
		Items in brackets [ ] were sent in by a researcher (see contributors page) or the information was obtained from an obituary St.
		Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, located on the East side of Howell Ave (Hwy.
		Apr 1972/Dearest Mother BRUSEWITZ: Edward/1905/1983/ossw: Margaret/1903/1977 BRUST: Florence M. (listed as Bruss)/1903/1989/SSDI b.
	www.linkstothepast.com /milwaukee/080.html (1521 words)

	Ms-Sam-Antics: Famous Mother's Words
		You should be thankful you can remember anything!!" - Joseph Leff/Ms Sam
		All it does is ruin the environment." - Joseph Leff
		Don't you even know what the meaning of 'is' is?" - Joseph Leff
	mssamantics.us /wordplay/mothers.htm (1567 words)

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