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Article from the Roanoke Times Neighbors Section - Thursday July 27,2000 Mos of the Roanoke Valley Garst's are descendants of Frederick, who built a log house on Mason Creek and lived there until he died in 1842 at the age of 90. Garst traces his ancestry back to Johann "John" Nicholas Gerst, who was the first of the family to arrive in Philadelphia fro Germany in 1749, aboard the ship Issac. In Roanoke, the Garst name is familiar not only because of street signs but also because for almost 40 years, four Garst brothers ran one of the largest dairies in the area. www.garstfamily.com /articles/reunionarticle.html

UICIFD///E-Book///Bibliography///Part 1 Robert <b>Roswellb> Palmer, A History of the Modern World (1984). Edward S. Mason and Robert E. Asher, The World Bank Since Bretton Woods: the Origins, Policies, Operations, and Impact of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Other Members of the World Bank Group (1973). Robert Latouche, The Birth of Western Economy: Economic Aspects of the Dark Ages (1966). www.uiowa.edu /ifdebook/ebook/biblio/biblio1.shtml

YALE'S SKULL & BONES SOCIETY MEMBERS - David Icke E~Magazine James Quigg 1933 Nichols Alfred Bull 1880 Nichols Edward 1934 Nichols William Allen 1983 Nickerson Sereno Dwight 1845 Noble Lawrence Mason 1927 Noble, Jr. davidicke.www.50megs.com /icke/magazine/vol8/articles/bushbones.html

History of Manchester, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire Origin of the settlement of New Hampshire, and Maine.--Sir Ferdinando Gorges.--Capt. John Mason.--The Council established at Plymouth.--Mariana.--Laconia.--Thomson.--Hilton.--Odiorne's Point.--Dover Neck.--Flake Hill.--Mason Hall, its site.--Sir Henry <b>Roswellb>.--Massachusetts Bay.--Conlcord.--Passaconnaway.--Rev. John Wheelwright.--Grant of New Hampshire.--Hilton's Patent.--Piscataqua Patent.--Accesssion of colonists.--Danes.--Renald Fernald, chirurgeon. Thus Gorges and Mason, from their position, became leading members of the Company, and their private interest becoming identified with those of the patentees, they, in the end, exhausted ample fortunes in the prosecution of various enterprises for colonizing New England. On the 10th day of August, 1622, Sir Ferdinando Gorges, and Capt. John Mason obtained from the Council a grant of land "situated between the Rivers of Merrimack and Sagadehock, extending back to the great lakes and river of Canada," by the name of Laconia. www.usgennet.org /usa/nh/county/hillsborough/manchester/book/chap2.html   (1678 words)

<b>Roswellb> Daily Record News HARD DAY’S NIGHT: HHS senior Kami Mason takes a well-deserved breather late in the game against Eunice after scoring 20 points, grabbing 8 rebounds and blocking 5 shots in a 60-38 win. Rick Gentry’s Warriors (4-2 district) became only the second team to beat the Panthers (3-2) on their home court this season, while avenging a 15-point loss at the Yucca Center last month. Kevin Jones’ squad stayed undefeated in District 4-3A at 4-0 and went to 14-6 overall with yet another domineering effort against the mountain boys (0-5 district). www.roswell-record.com /archives/021203/spt02.html   (1560 words)

Biography for Raymond Burr Burr played wheelchairbound cop "Ironside" in a 1967-75 TV series, and made innumerable "Perry Mason" made-for-TV movies from 1985 to the time of his death. As TV's "Perry Mason," Burr worked on the right side of the law from 1957 on, but longtime moviegoers (and late-show devotees) also know him as the dark, bulky, saturnine heavy of many films made during the 1940s and 1950s. He took jobs as a ranch hand in <b>Roswellb>, New Mexico; as a deputy sheriff; a photo salesman; and even as a singer in night clubs. www.imdb.com /name/nm0000994/bio   (736 words)

Utah History Encyclopedia Amasa Mason Lyman was the third son of <b>Roswellb> Lyman and Martha Mason, and was born 30 March 1813 in Lyman Township, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Lyman was ordained an apostle at age 29 on 20 August 1842 by Brigham Young. At age nineteen Amasa became a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, having been taught by Orson Pratt and Lyman E. Johnson. www.media.utah.edu /UHE/l/LYMAN,AMASA.html   (597 words)

The Cryptozoologist: Cryptozoology Berlitz used as his main source and later collaborator Dr. Mason Valentine, who first reported the mysterious "Bimini Wall," and advanced them as evidence of Atlantis. Robert Durant, a former officer with Ivan T. Sanderson's Society of the Investigation of the Unexplained remarked upon hearing of Berlitz's death: "I can certainly point to his <b>Roswellb> book, co-authored with William Moore, as the reason the word '<b>Roswellb>' has huge resonance with an international public. Charles Berlitz remained committed to an open-minded inquiry of phenomena throughout his life, and became an anonymous benefactor of organizations investigating reports of the strange and unknown. www.lorencoleman.com /bermuda_triangle.html   (1153 words)

The Cryptozoologist: Cryptozoology Robert Durant, a former officer with Ivan T. Sanderson's Society of the Investigation of the Unexplained remarked upon hearing of Berlitz's death: "I can certainly point to his <b>Roswellb> book, co-authored with William Moore, as the reason the word '<b>Roswellb>' has huge resonance with an international public. Berlitz used as his main source and later collaborator Dr. Mason Valentine, who first reported the mysterious "Bimini Wall," and advanced them as evidence of Atlantis. Berlitz's book on the tales of the mysterious disappearances was seen as the most successful of the lot, and he subsequently obtained more contracts for other books on the unknown. www.lorencoleman.com /bermuda_triangle.html   (1153 words)

Cowdery Page: 1830 NY Census: T Henry James John John William Patrick Josiah Joseph Joseph John Adams Joseph Peter Orson Valentine William John Joseph P. Luke James William Bela Chancy B. Cornelius Elisha Isaiah John Mason O. Hiram Erastus Harvey Joshua Lucina Noah Ralph Russell William William Lyman Benjamin Francis John John B. Samuel <b>Roswellb> James Francis Samuel William Azel Benjamin Benjamine Dan Daniel H. Enos Hiram Jessee Joseph Ruth William William, Jr. Thadeus Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Tibina Vine Whiting William William William William William William William William William William F. Zera Christopher Eber Abraham Alexander Jacob Alfred Asaph William Robert Jonathan Samuel David William Jeremiah Robert Joseph Micajah Pell John Nathan Benjamin C. Alvin George Wilhelmus H. Peter Gaylon Gilbert John Richard <b>Roswellb> Stephen, Jr. www.olivercowdery.com /census/1830_T.htm   (1153 words)

July 2003- from Southwest Solaradobe School In 1980, an innovative New Mexico mason, Robert Proctor, constructed eight of these stoves in Community and Senior Citizens' Centers at Taos, Nageezi, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Willard, <b>Roswellb> and Silver City, New Mexico. No wonder that by 1990, a new generation of builders and consumers were "missing out" on the basics of mass or solar design. We will have company news, code news, research news and individual project news in the newsletter from a variety of our members. www.adobebuilder.com /newsletter/february04.html   (2341 words)

Hall of Fame-James Buchanan Gillett Gillett served mainly in the counties of Kimble, Mason, Menard, Kerr, San Saba, Llano, Lampasas, Burnet, and El Paso counties. Gillett ranched south of Alpine until 1904 when he moved his family to <b>Roswellb>, New Mexico. In January of 1881 Gillett, as part of a company led by G. Baylor, participated in what is called the last fight between Texas Rangers and Indians. www.texasranger.org /halloffame/Gillette_James.htm   (2341 words)

Early Richmond County, NC Marriage Records Huggins George W. Allen Elizabeth 23 Oct 1866 Luther McKinnon MG Hughlett James Loullar Susanna11 July 1798 James Coleman Hunt Alexander Bounds Allie 5 Feb 1800 William W. Hunt Hunt <b>Roswellb> R. Spivey Sarah 1 Jan 1861 E. Long JP Hurley Samuel Mason Anne 10 Dec 1859B. Leak Thomas C. Wall Martha9 Jan. 1855 R. Ledbetter MG Leaton William Susanna Hunter 3 Dec 1800 Benjamin Lampley Ledbetter Henry W. Stanback A. 22 Aug. 1860 R.S. Ledbetter MG Ledbetter Preston A. McQueen Catherine 26 Nov 1870 J. Evans MG Leak Rich Leak Margaret 8 Jan 1866 Elias Watkins, F. Sandford, Clk. Thomas George Covington Julia Ann 2 Aug. 1859 T. Bostick JP Thomas John C. Covington Eliza. home.att.net /~hbridges/richcomarrrecs.htm   (2341 words)

John Blake Rice - Wikipedia Rice and the City Council were connected with graft, prostitution and gambling, and he was defeated by <b>Roswellb> B. Mason in 1869. John Blake Rice (born: May 28, 1809; died: December 17, 1874; buried in Rosehill Cemetery) served as mayor of Chicago, Illinois (1865-1869) for the Republican Party. Rice arrived in Chicago in 1847 to work as an actor and entertain the politicians at the River and Harbor Convention, Chicago's first national convention. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Blake_Rice   (2341 words)

pages 251 to 260 Her children were: Philip T. Newton, of <b>Roswellb>, New Mexico; George, of Cornish, Oklahoma; Henry, of Coalgate, Oklahoma; Letha, wife of Thomas Oakley, of Cornish, Lizzie, wife of Elmer Bettes, of Coalgate; Susie, wife of James Herring, of Tishomingo; Malisa, wife of H. The admission of Oklahoma to statehood and the division of counties under the new constitution caused an unwonted political interest and a realignment of political parties in the newly formed counties along the 98th meridian, part of which had been in the old Oklahoma and part in the Chickasaw Nation. On leaving Tishomingo in the fall of 1906 he bought a farm at Cornish, in what is now Jefferson county, and remained in that community until his election to the county office, when he moved to the county seat at Ryan. www.usgennet.org /usa/topic/historical/1908ok_2_27.htm   (7786 words)

Early Richmond County, NC Marriage Records Huggins George W. Allen Elizabeth 23 Oct 1866 Luther McKinnon MG Hughlett James Loullar Susanna11 July 1798 James Coleman Hunt Alexander Bounds Allie 5 Feb 1800 William W. Hunt Hunt <b>Roswellb> R. Spivey Sarah 1 Jan 1861 E. Long JP Hurley Samuel Mason Anne 10 Dec 1859B. Moody Long William Mary Nelson 13 June 1792 Benjamin Long Long C. Watkins Judia 15 Oct. 1868 R. S.Ledbetter MG Long James Watkins Frances 21 July 1788 Israel Watkins, Thomas Moody, Wm. Thomas Richard Smith Miranda 26 Dec. 1860 H. Crowson MG Thomas William J. Covington Mary J. 20 Dec. 1860 H. Crowson MG Thompson Arthur McLean Eliza 21 Jun 1855 J. Yates JP Thompson James T. Terry Nancy 22 Dec. 1854 H. Crowson MG Thompson James Hasty Nancy6 Oct. 1859 G. Northam. home.att.net /~hbridges/richcomarrrecs.htm   (1437 words)

Wayland Baptist University--Alumni RICHARD GRISHAM, BA’71 (VELMA EVANS, EX’69) have moved from Texas City, Texas, to <b>Roswellb>, New Mexico where he is pastor of Bethel Baptist Church. Carroll had been appointed Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, was a 32nd degree Mason and was a member of the Sons of the Republic of Texas. She is a community advocate who in the past has supported the institution of the family through her work with the YMCA Amaka Child Care Center, Leader Kids of Fort Worth, Meals on Wheels, the James L. West Presbyterian Special Care Center and the Crime Prevention Resource Center of Fort Worth. www.wbu.edu /a/a03/cnote70.htm   (6633 words)

Handbook of Texas Online: LITTLEFIELD, GEORGE WASHINGTON In the 1890s Littlefield assembled acreage that came to be known as the LFD Farm in <b>Roswellb>, New Mexico, on which he established an apple grove, grew forage for cattle, recruited his horses prior to the spring round-up, and maintained the pure-bred bulls that he used to upgrade his herds. In 1887 Littlefield began acquiring land in Mason County, that soon spread over some 120,000 acres in adjacent Kimble and Menard counties, a ranch he put under management of half-nephew John Will White. George Washington Littlefield, cattleman, banker, and member of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas, son of Fleming and Mildred Terrell (Satterwhite) White Littlefield, was born in Panola County, Mississippi, on June 21, 1842. www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/LL/fli18.html   (1202 words)

supp-qs.htm Obviously the Chicago fire has been well researched, and the introduction of historical characters such as <b>Roswellb> Mason, mayor of Chicago, add credence to the story. Kate is oblivious to most of the world beyond the gates of the farm in south-central Illinois where she and her family live, just as she is oblivious to the needs of her husband and children. With his fortune and reputation at stake, Andy boldly faces both natural and man-made obstacles, but the one problem that confounds him and changes the entire course of his life is a woman that he and his crew rescue from the river after her escape from pirates at Cave-In-Rock. mccoy.lib.siu.edu /illinois/supp-qs.htm   (7733 words)

Cuneiform RUNE 89 Baden-Baden Workshop Band [GW, tenor saxophone; Urs Leimgruber, saxophone; Mike Mantler, trumpet; <b>Roswellb> Rudd, trombone; Albert Manglesdorf, trombone; Bob Stewart, tuba; Carla Bley, piano; Wolfgang Dauner, synthesizer; Cristy Doran, guitar; Hugh Hopper, bass; Bo Stief, bass; Aldo Romano, drums; Edward Vesala, drums]: Standfast (05.52); recorded on 25 November 1976 in Mainz, Germany. GW, tenor saxophone, gong; Robert Wyatt, vocal; Terri Quaye, backing vocal; Pam Windo, backing vocal, piano; Richard Brunton, guitar; Hugh Hopper, bass; Bill MacCormick, bass; Nick Mason, drums: Is this the time? Hugh Hopper [GW, tenor saxophone; Lol Coxhill, soprano saxophone; Nick Evans, trombone; Malcolm Griffiths, trombone; Pye Hastings, guitar; Hugh Hopper, bass; John Marshall, drums] Minipax (03.44); recorded summer 1972 at Advision Studios, London. www.shef.ac.uk /~ps/efi/labels/cuneif/rune89.html   (462 words)

New Deal/W.P.A. Artist Biographies She worked for the Federal Art Project, Easel and Photography Dept., and produced murals for several schools in Chicago (Frank I. Bennett Elementary School, William Byford Elementary School (destroyed), and the <b>Roswellb> B. Mason Elementary School). "Landscape painter William Alexander Gaw was born in San Francisco, California on November 26, 1891. Spray who had followed Norval Gill to Tucson, became part of the Tucson Art Center (established by Bill Ronstadt of the pioneering Ronstadt family), teaching and producing sculpture in wood and executing mural commissions and easel paintings. www.wpamurals.com /wpabios.html   (462 words)

Gapers Block, Chicago, IL - Airbags: Cruisin' down Sheridan Road Chicago's mayor, <b>Roswellb> B. Mason, entrusted Sheridan with keeping the peace in the city in the aftermath of the conflagration. Sheridan Road is named for Lt. General Phillip Henry Sheridan who was born in 1831, the son of Irish immigrants. After the war, Sheridan was given command of the Army's Division of the Missouri in 1867 where he was charged with the controversial task of "subduing the Indians" and placing them on reservations. www.gapersblock.com /airbags/archives/cruisin_down_sheridan_road   (663 words)

Almanac of Theodore Roosevelt Bulloch Hall In 1864, General Sherman's army ransacked Bulloch Hall, but mercifully did not burn it (perhaps because the soldiers chose the respect the home of a fellow Mason, whose Masonic symbols were prominently displayed on each side and over the entrance of the house). In 1838, Martha and James Bulloch moved their brood of six children and two slave couples to a place on the Chattahoochee River, 13 miles north of Atlanta, named <b>Roswellb>. During his tenure at Harvard, Theodore Roosevelt was presented with a pocketbook containing paper silhouettes of his Southern relatives and a list of instructions for entertaining guests. www.theodore-roosevelt.com /trbulloch.html   (363 words)

BSD2 Chicago Museum Exhibit - Pre Chicago Fire Between 1855-1871, these were the Mayors of Chicago: Boone,Levi Day:14th mayor,Dyer Tomas: 15th mayor,Wentworth, John: 16th mayor, Hianes, John Charles: 17th mayor, Rumsey, Julian Sidney: 18th mayor, Rice, John Charles: 19th mayor,Mason, <b>Roswellb> B: 20th mayor, Medill, Joseph: 21st mayor. In 1848 the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad was built. This artifact is the model of the Water Tower. www.bensenville2.k12.il.us /WAjohnson/third/prefire.htm   (363 words)

Carrington, Edward Trowbridge Carrington is a thirty-second degree Mason, a Knight Templar and also a Shriner, as well as a member of the Elks, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and Red Men. The children of the family were: Mary E.; Edward T.; <b>Roswellb> T., who died in infancy; and Harriet Hayes. Edward T. Carrington, manager of the Carrington Publishing Company, publishers of the Journal-Courier of New Haven, comes of a long line of American ancestors, the progenitor of the family in the new world being of English birth and among the first of the colonists in the new world. www.rootsweb.com /~ctnhvbio/Carrington_Edward.html   (363 words)

Captain Hugh Mason Genealogy She married <b>Roswellb> H. Akin, son of Elisha E. Akin and Nancy Susan Willis, on 7 Jun 1924 in Atlanta, Ga. Born Spalding Co., near Orchard Hill, Ga., on 1 May 1890. Residence: Lowell, Ohio, and from 1891, McKeesport, Pa. Data from Mason. Residence: Lowell, Ohio, and Kansas City, Kans. Data from Mason. kinnexions.com /kinnexions/mason/rr02/rr02_065.htm   (374 words)

US Telephone Area Codes - List of US Cities - Long Distance Area Codes. Alpharetta, Barnesville, Canton, Carrollton, Cartersville, Cedartown, Chamblee, Covington, Dunwoody, Gainesville, Griffin, Jackson, Marietta, Monroe, Newnan, Norcross, Peachtree City, <b>Roswellb>, Smyrna, Tucker, Winder; surrounds, but does not include, Atlanta. Cherry Grove, Cincinnati, Fairhaven, Fayetteville, Glendale, Groesbeck, Hamilton, Loveland, Madison Place, Mason, Middletown, Montgomery, Northside, Norwood, Oxford, Price Hill, Rossmoyne, Utopia; (283 overlay on 513 cancelled) (NOTE: Franklin moved from 513 to 937, including the cities of Franklin and Springboro, the Village of Carlisle, and the townships of Clearcreek and Franklin on 2001-05-01) US cities and area codes shown in parentheses in (blue) are not yet in use; in each such case, long distance area codes immediately above in the table apply to the US cities and area codes shown in blue. www.consumer.att.com /global/english/usa_codes.html   (5699 words)

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