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	Edward Gibbon Wakefield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wakefield, who married in 1816 Eliza Prattle (1799 – 1820), was the eldest son of Edward Wakefield (1774 – 1854) and Susannah Crush (1767 – 1816).
		The household returned to London in 1820 and a second child, Edward Jerningham Wakefield, was born.
		Brother William was appointed leader of the expedition with son Edward Jerningham as his nominal secretary.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wakefield_brothers (3999 words)

	Felix Wakefield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Felix Wakefield, (1807 - 1875), was the seventh child of Edward Wakefield and Priscilla Belland brother of and serious annoyance to Edward Gibbon Wakefield.
		However this was interrupted in 1826 as a result of the scandal surrounding his brothers, Edward Gibbon and William Wakefield and also his step mother.
		Eventually relations between the brothers were so bad that Edward Gibbon more or less wrote off his brother's debts, paid him a substantial sum of money and sent him off to New Zealand.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Felix_Wakefield (810 words)

	Wakefield Family - Genealogy and History
		The Manor of Wakefield was one of the largest in the country and comprised 118 towns, villages and hamlets with Halifax, Wakefield and Dewsbury being the chief towns.
		Wakefield has much thicker walls than the other Towers because it was built by Henry II in 1222-40 to contain his private apartments and to protect the inmost ward as well as guarding the 'Bloody Tower' watergate and the private postern gate on either side of it.
		Wakefield Family in America Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Thomas Wakefield settled in Virginia in 1635; Anne Wakefield settled in Massachusetts with her husband in 1638...
	www.rpwakefield.freeservers.com /wakefield.htm (2009 words)

	Wakefield New Music Album Which Side Are You On Lyrics, Mp3, Videos, Downloads, Ringtones. Wakefield Rock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Wakefield are back with a brand new album entitled, "Which Side Are You On?" Their new album is released on May 17th, through Jive Records.
		Wakefield's American Made moves slightly beyond the tousled look and sound of new-millennium punk-pop for a crunchy rock style all their own.
		Wakefield was born shortly before graduation and a deal with Arista soon followed.
	www.wakefield-music.com (3379 words)

	An Architectural History of Wakefield
		Wakefield's earliest surviving structure may be the First Period part of the Hartshorne House, thought to date from 1681.
		The population increased from 3,207 in 1860 to 5,349 in 1875.
		For a brief period at the end of the nineteenth century, large masonry buildings in Wakefield including schools, commercial blocks and at least one apartment were constructed in one of two styles: the Romanesque Revival or the Renaissance Revival.
	www.wakefieldma.org /architecture.html (1706 words)

	A Sort of Conscience: The Wakefields - Auckland University Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Edward Gibbon Wakefield's second period in Canada is included, as is Felix's life in Tasmania., The final part focuses on the development of the Canterbury settlement, Edward Gibbon's and Felix's migration to New Zealand and Edward Gibbon's part in early provincial and national government.
		Because the Wakefield brothers became scattered all over the world in the classic family diaspora of empire, it made sense also to follow their careers with a degree of separation, rather than present the reader with a clutter of events connected only because they all happened in the same year.
		The book's title refers to this ambiguity of character, frankly expressed by Edward Gibbon Wakefield in an 1821 letter to his sister Catherine, whose religiosity did not dampen her undying affection for her brother; and who considered that his sometimes unscrupulous means always had worthwhile and generous ends.
	www.auckland.ac.nz /uoa/aup/book/a-sort-of-conscience.cfm (2479 words)

	Yesteryear Wicker - What is Wicker and Rattan?
		Wakefield then started making his own wicker furniture; he is known today as the father of the industry.
		Wakefield became a rich man; after his death in 1873, the town of South Reading renamed itself Wakefield in appreciation for all the jobs he created and the money he donated to the town.
		Yet, surprisingly, in April, 1897 the two titans decided to merge and formed the Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company, a consolidation which all but monopolized the quality wicker furniture industry from the turn of the century through the 1920s.
	www.yesteryearwicker.com /files/history.htm (640 words)

	Wakefield, Massachusetts History in Photos and Images
		Around the turn of the 20th century, Wakefield had a number of "groves" that were used for picnics and recreation.
		The first Cyrus Wakefield, the man who founded the Wakefield Rattan Company around 1855 and who lent his name to the town in 1868, is on the right.
		The Wakefield Town Farm (1931 photo) stood at the corner of Farm and Nahant streets.
	www.wakefieldlibrary.org /wakhistorypix.htm (2807 words)

	The Frank Wakefield Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Frank Wakefield is a master musician whose incredible mandolin playing and unique vocals have graced the sound of many top bluegrass bands, from Jimmy Martin to The Stanley Brothers.
		Franklin Delano Roosevelt Wakefield is a legendary mandolinist and among the foremost original stylists in Bluegrass.
		Performing as The Wakefield Brothers on radio station WHIO in Dayton, Ohio, the duo specialized in old time and gospel music.
	www.podunkbluegrass.net /WinterShow/frank_wakefield_band.htm (851 words)

	Wakefield Press – Siblings
		The siblings of children with special needs are often the forgotten ones in families struggling to cope with the demands of having a child with a disability or chronic illness.
		Kate, who has a sister with cerebral palsy, bravely shares her own story, and the stories of other siblings who struggle with their feelings of resentment, guilt, grief and isolation.
		She also explores how these difficulties can manifest in adulthood as depression, anxiety and other psychological problems, and gives detailed strategies for coping and coming to terms with these feelings.
	www.wakefieldpress.com.au /books/siblings.html (161 words)

	2.History.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Wakefield was the 7th Circle within Province 3 which, at that time, covered the East and West Ridings of Yorkshire.
		Kathleen Wilcock was married to the late Charles Wilcock, a former member of Wakefield West Riding Circle, who died in May 1968, and is the mother of Margaret Moran, wife of Arthur Moan, a Past Presiden of Wakefield West Riding Circle (1980 / 81 and 2000 / 01).
		The guests were welcomed by Brother John Gallagher, the 2nd longest-servng member of the Circle, having enrolled in 1955.
	www.btinternet.com /~jonlap/catenian/wakefield.82/cat_frames/History.html (1474 words)

	Heywood Wakefield Labels and More Info
		The red and blue label was used until the Heywood Wakefield eagle trademark was phased in, beginning in 1946.
		The brothers' chair business enjoyed quick prosperity and they soon built a new shop across the street from the store, which was disposed of around 1829.
		And it was Levi Heywood, the oldest of the brothers (and the one who would later achieve fame as an inventor and a patentee of chair-making machinery that revolutionized production), along with younger brother Seth and their descendants, who became the predominant figures in the development of the company in the 19th century.
	www.woodysantiques.com /hwfaq/hwfaq2.htm (738 words)

	wicker furniture
		Wakefield realized the reed or inner pith of the whole rattan plant had tremendous flexibility, enabling him to create ornate, Victorian designs.
		In 1897 the Wakefield Rattan Co. merged with the firm of Heywood Bros. and for the next two decades this newly formed company all but monopolized sales of quality wicker furniture.
		In response to this new trend, the Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company began to produce similar designs in 1905, but with added features such as built-in footrests and magazine holders.
	www.antiqueshoppefl.com /articles/june05/wicker.html (1187 words)

	Wakefield Little Theatre - Home Page
		This Original play tells the story of twin brothers who are born into a large working class family and what happens when their mother decides to have one of them adopted.
		A small Yorkshire mining town is threatened with being shut down and the only hope for the town’s men is to enter their Grimley Colliery Brass Band into a national competition.
		Wakefield Little Theatre returns with another children’s play sure to be a hit with all the family.
	www.wakefieldlittletheatre.co.uk (428 words)

	Boston.com / News / Local / Guidelines give town more say in 40B bids
		Developers who want to build in Wakefield under the state's controversial Chapter 40B affordable housing law must now follow new guidelines that give the town more control of proposed developments.
		Wakefield must add 368 housing units to meet that goal, officials said.
		Ray Falite, co-owner of Falite Brothers, said the guidelines are easier for people on both sides of the Chapter 40B debate.
	www.boston.com /news/local/articles/2003/09/18/guidelines_give_town_more_say_in_40b_bids (859 words)

	Wakefield Wicker
		Thirty guests honored Cyrus Wakefield's contribution to this innovative furnishings design which swept through America and Europe during the last two centuries, and inthe 21st, continues to dazzle with its nonchalant, airy style and intrinsic summery charm.
		When Cyrus Wakefield died in 1873, the Wakefield Rattan Company employed more than 1,000 townspeople and led the world in the manufacture of wicker furnishings and furniture.
		His nephew, also named Cyrus Wakefield, took over the company and brought their furniture to the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition of 1876, a marketing move that produced awards for the company’s products and popularized wicker with the American public.
	www.wakefield.org /wicker (786 words)

	CD Baby: THE EARL BROTHERS: Whiskey, Women & Death (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Earl Brothers, a 4 piece, all-original string band, stands at the cutting-edge of a movement which is so new, it has yet to be definitively named.
		Other notable recent bluegrass bands are The Earl Brothers, who fuse a traditional sound with innovative songwriting and lyrics atypical for bluegrass, and Colorado's Open Road, a traditional-sounding band with strong original material”.
		I turned the volume up as high as I could without reaching distortion, the sound they create is what I remember my family sitting on their front porch playing when I was a child on Ticky Fork (near Irvine, KY)feeling good and happy and wanting to be a part of the family "jam".
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/earlbrothers (3631 words)

	FRANK WAKEFIELD: BIO PAGE
		Franklin Delano Roosevelt Wakefield is a legendary mandolinist and among the foremost original stylists in
		Brothers on radio station WHIO in Dayton, Ohio, the duo specialized in old time and gospel music.
		In 1999, Frank Wakefield was nominated for a Grammy as part of the “Mandolin Extravaganza” album.
	www.candlewater.com /Frank_Wakefield_Band~_bio (1164 words)

	Cushman & WakeField, Asia
		Cushman and Wakefield was founded as a property management company in New York City on October 31, 1917.
		During its infancy in the early 1920s, Cushman and Wakefield was the managing and leasing agent for a major New York City building owner named Anahoma Realty.
		Cushman and Wakefield also established ownership positions in: Cushman and Wakefield Asia, Cushman and Wakefield/SEMCO in South America, Cushman and Wakefield GCL in Mexico and a strategic alliance with Royal LePage of Canada.
	www.cushwakeasia.com /aboutus/history.htm (586 words)

	CGOW - Frank Wakefield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It with Allen that Wakefield mastered the banjo and dobro, and when he moved with Allen to Washington, D.C. in 1960 he began offering private mandolin lessons; his star pupil was a young David Grisman.
		Wakefield joined the Greenbriar Boys in 1965 and remained with them through 1970.
		Are you by chance related to the Wakefields of Danville, VT? My aunt told me there's a mando player in the family but Aunt Sally's not around anymore & I can't ask her, she checked out while the getting was good.
	www.co-mando.com /resources/CGOW/wakefield.php (4800 words)

	DCI Online - Obituary -
		Wakefield was born Nov. 16, 1910, in Vaughn, W.V., to Robert Lee and Mary Elizabeth (Stratton) Curnutte.
		She spent her childhood and attended school in Breece, N.M. She married Sherrill Wakefield on April 20, 1927, in Bernalillo, N.M. He died in 2001 in Crawford.
		Wakefield was preceded in death by a son, Warren Wakefield; four brothers, Weyman Curnutte, Don Curnutte, Boyd Curnutte and Robert Curnutte Jr.; and three sisters, Alice Wilder, Iva Koenig and Betty Curnutte.
	www.deltacountyindependent.com /Issues/2006/01-04/obits/wakefield.html (167 words)

	Junior School2 - JS History
		The Christian Brothers College Junior School Campus was opened on October 6, 1963, during the principalship of Brother J.V. Bourke.
		It occurred during a tumultuous era for the College in which demands were made by the Adelaide City Council for the demolition of one of the original buildings of the Senior Campus to allow for the widening of Ackland Street (now known as Frome Street).
		The development of the Junior School campus on the corner of East Terrace and Wakefield Street is described in more detail in Brother R.B.Healy's Book, “The Christian Brothers of Wakefield Street 1978-1978” (Lutheran Publishing House, 1978, pp161-162).
	www.cbc.sa.edu.au /junior_school2.htm (546 words)

	Collectors shell out big amounts for peanut-related items \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		The manufacturer's name, Wakefield Rattan Co., is on a metal plate attached to the wicker.
		Your pram was made before 1897, the year the Wakefield Rattan Co. of Boston merged with Heywood Brothers and Co. of Gardner, Mass.
		The Wakefield Rattan Co. was founded in 1855, but wicker baby carriages did not become popular in America until the 1880s.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20041107/news_1hs7kovels.html (1042 words)

	SFburning / The Cribs
		They were going "Who are these guys from Wakefield, and how did they get a deal?" We paved the way for all these bands in that area to get signed.
		We were known way before we had a deal because we had played so many live shows.
		It was just him and his brother playing acoustic.
	www.sfburning.com /cribs.html (1712 words)

	Instrumental Country Downloads - Download Instrumental Country Music - Download Instrumental Country MP3s
		His first break came during a visit to his brother's home in Evansville, IN, in 1935, where his chance to entertain at a local dance resulted in membership in a couple of local bands and a chance to appear on a local radio station.
		Travis was one of those musical figures who was referred to constantly, either musically or literally, by dozens of major figures, but he was never able to ascend the charts himself again.
		His problems were solved in 1949, when he saw Jackson providing steel support for the Bailes Brothers; that Christmas, Day received his first steel guitar, and by the age of 16 he was regularly performing at area honky tonk shows.
	www.mp3.com /genre/206/subgenre.html (3215 words)

	Obituaries 03.25.04
		Prior to his retirement he was employed by PMA Construction in Fowlerville and Vitale Brothers in Piffard for over 28 years as a heavy Equipment Operator.
		He was born the son of Kenneth and Joan Worthy Wakefield on Sept. 11, 1958 in Kenmore, N.Y. He was a mechanic at the time of his passing at Statewide Machinery in Rochester.
		He is survived by his loving wife, Laurel (Graca); his children, Naomi, Hans and Jesse Wakefield; parents, Kenneth and Joan Wakefield; brothers, Richard (Janet), Dennis (Patricia), Mark (Jody); sisters, Kathleen McDanel, Coni (Ed) Costanza; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law.
	www.clarioncall.com /obits/obits032504.html (1442 words)

	The Daily World
		My older brother was already in, and there was a manpower shortage, so it was mostly young guys working in there in the plant, and a couple hours into that night shift on Monday, this little foreman came through and shut off all the equipment.
		Della Wakefield of Aberdeen, 80, was a 20-year-old housewife who had married her sweetheart Burton while he was home on shore leave from the Navy.
		Two of Wakefield's brothers and two of her husband's brothers were also overseas when the surrender was signed.
	www.thedailyworld.com /articles/2005/08/14/local_news/01news.txt (1886 words)

	Road to Romance -- LONETREE RANCHERS: COLT by Kathie DeNosky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		When she was growing up, tagging along behind her brother, Mitch and his best friend Colt, she knew she would love him forever.
		COLT is a delightful read with the cutest little cherub of a girl in Colt’s newly found daughter, Amber and the instant love that Colt has for her is so touching and endearing, it has one reaching for a tissue.
		At the end of book two, MORGAN, we read of Kaylee’s brother, Mitch’s death and how Kaylee and Colt were left with much grief and their parting of ways, leaving the reader to think that they couldn’t see each other without grieving for Mitch so they parted company.
	www.roadtoromance.dhs.org /reviewcolt.htm (537 words)

	The Progress-Index - Obituaries published 4/20/04
		She was formerly employed at the Columbia Peanut Factory in Wakefield and Goldkist Peanut Factory, Suffolk.
		(Ruth) of Waverly, Deacon Charlie Moody of Petersburg, Eugene Jones (Jean) of Wakefield, Herbert Jones (Charlene) of Hopewell, Ronnie Jones (Josephine) of Wakefield, and Jerome Jones of Hopewell; a sister, Mrs.
		He was also preceded in death by a brother, James Wilkins; a sister, Annie Mae Ridley; and a stepson, Calvin (Shaheed) Chavis.
	www.progress-index.com /site/news.cfm?BRD=2271&dept_id=462944&newsid=11352346&PAG=461&rfi=9 (1905 words)

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