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	YAEP - Noah Lewis
		Known to his friends as "Ned," Edward was a freeman and teamster by trade.
		Noah brings Ned to life and talks not only about his role on the battlefield, but about the role of African-Americans during the Revolution.
		Please note: Noah comes dressed in a replica of a uniform from the American Revolution.
	www.yaep.org /lewis.html (123 words)

	Fisk Family History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Benjamin Lewis was born circa 1748 at Lyme, CT.
		Noah Lewis was born circa 1752 at Lyme, CT;
		Thera Lewis was born circa 1760 at Lyme, KY.
	members.aol.com /davidwilma/family/fisk0007.htm (734 words)

	Cloud - aqw87.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Delitia Delilah CLOUD (Noah (Bud), Noah, John, William, William, Jeremiah, William) was born 15 Nov 1869 in Cloud's Crossing, Black Lake, Natchitoches Par., LA. She died 26 Jan 1948 in Natchitoches Par., LA and was buried 28 Jan 1948 in Saline, Bienville Par., LA.
		Noah Nelson CLOUD (Noah (Bud), Noah, John, William, William, Jeremiah, William) was born 6 Aug 1875 in Natchitoches Par., LA. He died 1 Nov 1922 in Alexandria, Rapides Par., LA and was buried 3 Nov 1922 in Pineville, Rapides Par., LA.
		Noah (Buddy) BREWTON (Nancy Ann CLOUD, Noah, John, William, William, Jeremiah, William) was born 7 Mar 1884 in Goldonna, Natchitoches Par., LA. He died 12 Sep 1963 in Natchitoches, Natchetoches Par., LA and was buried 14 Sep 1963 in Goldonna Cem., Natchitoches Par., LA.
	www.cloudweb.org /cloud/aqwg87.htm (1598 words)

	Cannon's Jug Stompers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Noah was born on Glimpse Farm in Lauderdale county, outside Henning, Tennessee around 1890.
		Noah was a harp player, in fact he was known for being able to play two harps at once, one with his mouth and the other with his nose.
		In addition, Noah Lewis recorded 4 sides by himself (2 on Oct 2, 1929 and 2 on Nov 26, 1930) and 4 sides as the "Noah Lewis Jug Band" during Nov 1930.
	www.taco.com /roots/cannon.html (1507 words)

	Gus Cannon & Noah Lewis: Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order VOLUME 2 (12 September 1929 to 28 November ...
		Tracks 16 and 17 feature Noah Lewis on harmonica/vocals, Sleepy John Estes on guitar, Yank Rachel on mandolin, and Ham Lewis on jug.
		Track 18 features Noah Lewis on harmonica/vocals, Sleepy John Estes on guitar, Ham Lewis on jug, and Mrs.
		Track 19 features Noah Lewis on harmonica/vocals, Sleepy John Estes on guitar, and Ham Lewis on jug.
	www.angelfire.com /folk/longtimecoming/jugstompers/document2.html (687 words)

	M. M. Noah's Ararat: Blueprint for Mormon Zion: Part 2a
		Noah had already sent forth to the world his "Proclamation to the Jews." Not a little of his discourse, indeed, was a paraphrase of that ambitious, unsuspecting document.
		Noah having been at once Quixote and Sancho, it is sometimes diflicult to say whether his Grand Island scheme was predominantly an ardent ideal or a cold investment...
		Noah's Zionism was political, and it was his destiny to have come two or three generations before his time.
	olivercowdery.com /gathering/ararat2b.htm (15390 words)

	Noah Lewis: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		A key figure on the Memphis jug band circuit of the 1920s, singer and harpist Noah Lewis [+] was born September 3, 1895 in Henning, Tennessee.
		On a series of sides cut in the first week of October 1929, Lewis made his debut as a name artist, cutting three blistering harmonica solos as well as "Going to Germany," which spotlighted his plaintive vocal style.
		Later recording with Yank Rachell [+] and John Estes [+], as the Depression wore on Lewis slipped into obscurity, living a life of extreme poverty; his death on February 7, 1961 was a result of gangrene brought on by frostbite.
	www.music.com /person/noah_lewis/1 (270 words)

	CANNON'S JUG STOMPERS : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		In 1910 he met harmonica player Noah Lewis from Henning, who was working as a musician, but music remained a sideline for Cannon.
		Heard by a Paramount talent scout at a medicine show '27 he recorded in November with guitarist Blind Blake accompanying his banjo and kazoo (incl.
		Cannon and banjoist and vocalist Hosea Woods recorded under name of Cannon and Woods (the Beale Street Boys) for Brunswick '29 and in October recorded for Victor as Cannon's Jug Stompers in Memphis with Lewis and Woods.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/c/C23.HTM (245 words)

	Huntington College Theatre presents "Shadowlands"
		Lewis, a world-renowned writer and professor, never experienced the deep emotions he wrote about until he met Davidman, a woman whose sharp-edged, no-nonsense attitudes took him by surprise.
		In their relationship, Lewis must confront the truth that a heart awakened to great love is also opened to great pain.
		Remembering that Lewis was known not just for his Christian based children’s fantasy, but other wonderful works such as Surprised by Joy, Mere Christianity and the Screwtape Letters, just to name a few.
	www.huntington.edu /NEWS/0102/Shadowlands.htm (642 words)

	Background Info: The New Minglewood Blues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Included Noah Lewis on harmonica, Gus Cannon on banjo and jug, and Ashley Thompson on guitar.
		Lewis is also credited as primary writer of Viola Lee Blues, another song performed and recorded by the Grateful Dead.
		Minglewood was supposedly a sawmill/box factory in Ashport, TN north of Memphis where Noah Lewis worked and came to refer to the area surrounding the factory.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /yragb/cas/bk-ming1.html (391 words)

	Minglewood Blues
		Cannon recalled that Lewis could play two harmonicas at once, one through the mouth and one through the nose (Bengt Olsson, notes to Herwin 208).
		Ashley Thompson started playing with Cannon and Lewis as a teenager and played with the group on their early recordings.
		Noah Lewis had worked there and composed this song, which he recorded for Victor under his own name as "New Minglewood Blues."
	www.folkways.si.edu /learn_discover/anthology/liner_notes/track_59.html (662 words)

	Guiding Light Update Thursday 7/19/01
		Reva goes into the Lewis construction office pretending to have lost a bracelet on her last visit.
		At Lewis construction, Noah arrives to check on Reva's headache he goes along with her charade, and sends the secretary to fill a bogus prescription.
		At the court house, Blake ignores a call from Ross because she says that she is on to something very big.
	tvmegasite.net /day/gl/updates/older/2001/gl071901.htm (753 words)

	Education World® - *History : World History : Explorers : Lewis & Clark
		Brooks, Noah Lewis & Clark First Across the Continent World Wide School presents a transcription of Noah Brooks' story about the 180406 expedition of Lewis and Clark.
		Discovering Lewis and Clark Learn the inherent values in the Northwest as Lewis and Clark found it.
		Lewis & Clark Explorers & Travelers Read an account of the travels of the Corps of Discovery and view a map of their travels from Illinois to Washington State.
	db.education-world.com /perl/browse?cat_id=133 (540 words)

	Memphis Jug Band - Biography
		The early 1900s found him playing around Memphis with songster Jim Jackson and forming a partnership with Noah Lewis whose harmonica wizardry would be basic to the Jug Stompers sound.
		He continued to record into the '30s as a soloist and with his incredible trio which included Noah Lewis along with guitarists Hosea Wood or Ashley Thompson.
		The ensemble usually included a second banjoist or guitarist, one of whom often doubled on kazoo, and the legendary Noah Lewis on harmonica.
	www.jugstore.com /guscannon.html (641 words)

	Grateful Dead Family Discography: New Minglewood Blues
		Minglewood Blues was a either a traditional song or a song written by Noah Lewis, performed by Cannon's Jug Stompers circa 1928.
		Noah Lewis wrote a different song, New Minglewood Blues, loosely based on Minglewood Blues.
		The first version played by the Dead and recorded on the first LP as New New Minglewood Blues was based on the 1930 Noah Lewis song New Minglewood Blues.
	www.deaddisc.com /songs/New_Minglewood_Blues.htm (497 words)

	Details for Cannon's Jug Stompers-Minglewood Blues
		This recording features Gus Cannon on banjo and jug (Cannon created a contraption to hang the jug from his band so he could blow and pick banjo at the same time), Ashley Thompson on vocals and guitar and Noah Lewis on the harp.
		Minglewood was a lumber camp in Ashley, Tennessee, which was popular amongst musicians in the Mississippi Delta as a "hot spot." This tune became a popular staple of the Grateful Dead.
		Noah Lewis also wrote and recorded New Minglewood Blues a couple of years later.
	www.archive.org /audio/audio-details-db.php?collectionid=Minglewood&collection=opensource_audio (296 words)

	No Slaves to History
		Noah Lewis, an Upper Darby native, would put his passion for portraying Edward “Ned” Hector to use for HPI, were it not for scheduling conflicts.
		Lewis says, "Here is the problem: There aren't many fls who want to see slavery portrayed.
		Both he and Martin say that slave portrayals should be undertaken, both to give dignity to those individuals and an accurate sense of history to the public.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/2002-05-09.new/cb2.shtml (1315 words)

	Gus Cannon: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The early 1900s found him playing around Memphis with songster Jim Jackson [+] and forming a partnership with Noah Lewis [+] whose harmonica wizardry would be basic to the Jug Stompers sound.
		In 1914, Cannon began work with a succession of medicine shows which would continue into the 1940s, and where he further developed his style and repertoire.
		He continued to record into the '30s as a soloist and with his incredible trio which included Noah Lewis [+] along with guitarists Hosea Wood or Ashley Thompson [+].
	www.music.com /person/gus_cannon/1 (390 words)

	Gus Cannon
		Gus Cannon was self-taught on a homemade instrument; he learned his early repertoire in the 1890s from older musicians, particularly Alec Lee.
		In the early 1900s he was playing around Memphis with singer Jim Jackson and developing a partnership with Noah Lewis, whose amazing harmonica skills would be essential to the sound of the Jug Stompers.
		Due to the Depression the Jug Stompers stopped recording after the early 1930s, but Gus continued to work on and off with members of the Jug Stompers in the mid-1930s, and continued to play as a solo artist mostly around Memphis.
	www.thedevilsmusic.net /bios/gus_cannon.html (321 words)

	In Memory of Martha Hayes
		She served twice as squire and a thousand times as ringleader, ale planner, and gung-ho dancer.
		Her propensity for rising before the chickens to bake muffins for everyone at the team's Quail Ale precipitated her marriage to morris man Jim Lewis (but you should ask him for that story).
		Jim, Martha, and Noah during a Rock Creek gig at the Maryland Renaissance Fair.
	www.uswet.com /martha.html (957 words)

	About the Author of Vegetus.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		All essays on Vegetus.org were written by Noah Lewis.
		My picture is on the left, so please say "hey, I know you--you're the bee freak!" if you see me on the street.
		Once freed from the bonds of law school, I would like to write an article similar to the honey one on fishes.
	www.vegetus.org /author.html (214 words)

	The KIDFEST Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Raging snow storm, Eric and Gretchen arrive at ??, Eric's winshield wipers freeze up on his trusty Subaru, and he is forced to use the "put on the ski goggles and navigate by looking out the window" technique.
		Lewis, Carl, and Claire pick up Noah and Gemara at the Colorado Springs airport.
		Lewis navigates the storm in his Trooper with sheer elegance.
	abl.med.utah.edu /~noahs/kf2.html (281 words)

	Trail of the Hellhound: Cannon's Jug Stompers
		He ran away from home at the age of fifteen and began his career entertaining at sawmills and levee and railroad camps in the Mississippi Delta around the turn of the century.
		Cannon moved to Tennessee around 1908, teaming with harmonica wizard Noah Lewis to play parties, suppers, and breakdowns around Memphis.
		Featuring Cannon, Noah Lewis, and Ashley Thompson on guitar/banjo (a six-string guitar with a banjo head), Cannon's Jug Stompers first recorded at the Memphis Auditorium for the Victor label in January 1928.
	www.cr.nps.gov /delta/blues/people/cannons_jugstompers.htm (357 words)

	Biography
		A native of Kansas, Pam Noah attended Lewis and Clark Community College in Illinois before beginning her professional singing career at Six Flags in St. Louis.
		She is the daughter of two musically talented parents who gave her a wonderful understanding of all types of music, bluegrass to big band and swing.
		Pam and Joe are blessed with four children: Andrew (9), Kathleen (4), Noah (1 ½), Nicole (Newborn).
	www.pamnoah.com /biography.htm (254 words)

	Lewis & Clark First Across the Continent - Table of Contents
		Lewis and Clark First Across the Continent - Table of Contents
		The story of the exploring expedition of Lewis and Clark in 1804, 1805, and 1806
		Please read the terms under which this book is provided to you
	www.worldwideschool.org /library/books/hst/northamerican/FirstAcrosstheContinent/toc.html (50 words)

	The Music Box: The Roots of the Grateful Dead (Album Review and Historical Analysis)
		Nevertheless, the two-part song included here by Walter "Furry" Lewis is a fascinating glimpse into the legend of John Luther "Casey" Jones, whose nickname is spelled various ways in different songs.
		Lewis' Kassie Jones, which was divided in two because the song was longer than a master recording could accommodate back then, was included on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music (Smithsonian Folkways, 1952; CD reissue, 1997).
		By 1930, Lewis had left the Stompers to form his own band (possibly the first example of a band's singer "going solo"), where he wrote and sang a new, completely different song in response to his earlier effort -- this tune was titled New Minglewood Blues.
	www.musicbox-online.com /gd-roots.html (7961 words)

	Las Vegas Weekly: 'Enough' is not enough (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Our story begins in an imaginary LA restaurant called Red Car Diner, with our plucky heroine Slim (Lopez) slinging hash, “Alice”-style, alongside her trusty pal Ginny (a wasted Juliette Lewis).
		One day, she is the target of an insensitive ploy to win her heart, enacted by the sinister Robbie (Noah Wyle).
		But before this can go down, she is saved by hunky Mitch (Billy Campbell), who soon becomes her husband.
	www.lasvegasweekly.com /2002/05_23/cinema_screen1.html (648 words)

	FAME Review: Call Down The Thunder: Guy Davis
		The three covers are a Robert Johnson, a Mance Lipscomb and a Noah Lewis.
		The disc was produced by Joe Ferry and Guy Davis.
		Minglewood Blues is the Noah Lewis tune, a moderate 12 bar.
	www.acousticmusic.com /fame/p00431.htm (760 words)

	Ask Jeeves for Kids!
		Lewis and Clark and the Revealing of America: Introduction
		The Lewis and Clark Expedition (Reason): American Treasures
		The Natural History of Lewis and Clark: Selected Resources:
	ajkids.com /kids42.asp?ask=lewis+...&metasearch=1&Ask!.x=14&Ask!.y=8 (111 words)

	Noah Lewis\Annie Mae Ledbetter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Noah Lewis was born May 15,1878 in GREENVILL, ARK..
		Children of Noah Lewis and Annie Mae Ledbetter are:
		This page was created on 05/28/05 using UncleGed ver.
	www.visi.com /~stacyhintz/parker/fam265.html (63 words)

	ENOUGH - DVD
		So try this one on for size: a woman wronged by a world of evil men recuperates, studiously fails to call the police (too many men on the police force--men=bad, we'll be returning to this equation often), and finally tracks down her tormentors with the express purpose of murdering them.
		Brilliant saturation, exquisite shadow detail, and an absence of artifacting impressed me, all, as did the punchy, if nondescript, 5.1 Dolby Digital mix, which uses the surround and LFE channels mostly to beef up the shock chords.
		This review may not be reprinted, in whole or in part, without the express consent of its author.
	www.filmfreakcentral.net /dvdreviews/enough.htm (920 words)

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