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	WILLIAM HENRY CROSSLAND 3
		Crossland continued to live in London, in 1894 he was at 18 Great George Street, Westminster, and for a time round the turn of the century he was at 25 Abchurch Lane.
		The fact that Crossland left no bequest to his daughter in his Will, which was drawn up well before her death, is not altogether surprising, she had a substantial inheritance from her maternal grandmother, and her husband was probably quite well to do.
		William Stanton Lart, an Oxford graduate, was an accountant and the secretary of a public company, probably Lart and Co., mine owners and agents in the City.
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	WILLIAM HENRY CROSSLAND 1
		Henry Crossland was married on 19th August 1832 at Huddersfield Parish Church to Ellen Wilkinson when both were said to be of that parish: he was able to sign the register, Ellen made her mark.
		Henry Crossland was several times churchwarden at St. John's, Bay Hall, in the 1850s and 1860s from which circumstance one might well have expected to find his sons baptised.
		If Crossland went to one of the latter, and it is probable that their modern syllabuses would have appealed to a man of Henry Crossland's practical calling, it would almost certainly have been the Collegiate, for the two represented differing religious convictions.
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		When questions about drug acquisition were field tested in focus groups of arrestees, the answers confirmed what ethnographers have often reported (e.g., Williams 1992): A substantial portion of the drug trade at the street level consists of combinations of goods and services exchanged in addition to or in place of cash.
		For example, some focus group participants said that for their most recent purchase of heroin they had paid the seller $25 and a radio for five "dime bags." If the cash part of this transaction and no other part were taken into account, the assumption would be that five bags of heroin were worth $25.
		The media was quick to report on the high levels of violence associated with the emerging trade in crack cocaine (Massing 1989, and Witkin 1991).
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	Ed Rogers Rare & Out of Print Books - Rare Paleontology Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Brady, Henry Bowman; A Monograph of Carboniferous and Permian Foraminifera (the Genus Fusulina Excepted).
		Dall, William H.; Pliocene and Pleistocene Fossils from the Arctic Coast of Alaska and the Auriferous Beaches of Nome, Norton Sound, Alaska.
		Fairchild, William W. and Elsik, William C.; Characteristic Palynomorphs of the Lower Tertiary in the Gulf Coast.
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		Williams Davalos is an excellent guide- friendly, great sense of humor, caring, and very knowledgeable about Inca culture, local culture, botany, wildlife, etc. All local guides, cooks, and porters were terrific- good natured, polite, helpful, and very interactive.
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	Articles index started with wi
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	Crossland Family Genealogy Forum
		William Crossland 1850's Herkimer Co, NY - Pamela Underwood 9/02/02
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		Re: Elijah Crossland of Fayette County, PA - Pam Rafferty 8/17/02
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	GENUKI: Wills of Derbyshire - Surnames beginning W
		Appraisers of Inventory: William BARDSLEY of Manchester, Raph BARDSLEY of Holme, William ROBINSON of Whitfield, Robert ROBINSON of Whitfield, yeomen, 26 Sep 1660.
		Beneficiaries: Thomas the son of William WOOD late of Glossop, Jane, Thomas, Ann and Samuel WOOD, sons and daughters of Thomas WOOD, of Ketlesom in the parish of Prestbury and county of Chester; executor Thomas WOOD* of Ketlesoom.
		Overseers: brother Henry WARD, kinsman Mr Samuel KIRK of Whitehough and kinsman George KIRK of Whiteknowl.
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	Rochdale, Greater Manchester
		Suitable land was purchased alongside the River Roch, and a competition to design a new town hall was announced.
		The foundation stone of the winning design, by William Henry Crossland of Leeds, was laid on 31st March 1866 and the building was completed in September 1871 at a total cost of £160,000.
		It is a grand, imposing and elegant building, which dominates the approach to the town from Manchester.
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	webGED: William Featherstone Data Page
		Being the same land that Andrew Presgrove her husband diedseized and possessed of, conveys her life estate to the legal heirs ofPresgrove, deceased, to wit, James Presgrove, JNO.
		It is known that Josephand his older brothers Richard, William, James and Clem Jr.
		Theirchildren are listed as: James C. age 9, John H. age 7, William age 5,Richard age 3, and Joseph E. age 2 months, born in March of 1880.
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	The Royal Holloway Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In fact, it was his wife who was to suggest a college for women as the means by which Holloway's money might effect what, in his own words, he wanted to achieve: `the greatest public good'.
		The architect of the College, William Henry Crossland, had been selected by competition to design Holloway's first great philanthropic enterprise — the Sanatorium at Virginia Water, begun in 1873 and opened in 1885.
		Holloway was much involved in determining the style of the new College, finally settling for a flamboyant interpretation of the French Renaissance.
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	Knaresborough Monumental Inscriptions
		Also William Henry Pape (Harry), who died July 1st 1935, aged 28 years.
		Also William Henry Pape, father of the above, who died July 23rd 1935, aged 52 years.
		Also Fanny, widow of Henry Crossland, of Huddersfield, and sister of the above, who died at Scarborough, Feby.
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	RHUL : Facilities Management - Weddings Facilities & Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Crossland Suite is named after the architect of the College, William Henry Crossland.
		Doors, which open on to the cloisters, allow guests to wander into the beautiful south quad if they should wish to do so.
		Smoking and helium balloons are permited in the Crossland Suite.
	www.rhul.ac.uk /Facilities-Management/weddings/cb_cross_founder.html (118 words)

	Henry Barger Family of Arkansas
		3 Jun 1930 Searcy, AR + William A. Cook, b.
		19 Jul 1920 Puryear, Henry Co., TN 6.
		If you have questions or comments about the content of this record, or need assistance with your Barger family research, please feel free to contact the Barger Family History Society.
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	webGED: William Featherstone Data Page
		DFL Note: The only other reference I have found for Mary May indicatedshe was married to William II, the father of William III who marriedSusannah Grigg.
		Since there is also a possibility that this William could have been knownby the full surname "Featherstonehaugh," I have also searched the IGI forWilliam "Featherstonehaugh" and received the following, none of whichhave a corresponding 1642 year of birth:
		I desire that my son Featherstone with what I give him by this my lastwill, may be delivered to the care of his uncle WILLIAM Featherstone ofPrince George Co.
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	AIM25: Royal Holloway, University of London: ROYAL HOLLOWAY COLLEGE RECORDS
		Having no descendants, Holloway decided to use his fortune for philanthropic causes, and was encouraged by his wife to found a college for the higher education of women.
		He purchased the Mount Lee estate in Egham in 1874, and building commenced on a large scale - Holloway and his architect William Henry Crossland wanted to recreate the gothic style of the Chateau of Chambord.
		Jane Holloway died in 1875, and the project became a memorial to her, though Holloway left the overseeing of the building work to his brother-in-law, George Martin.
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		4 William Brown Bailey b: April 04, 1867 in Kanawha Co. W.
		+William Henry Dederick b: Feb 1872 in Mississippi m: Abt.
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		Peterborough Ont., of Toronto, d/o George Albertus and Margaret COX, witnesses: Agnes MERCER of Peterborough and Fred.
		Co England, Scarboro Village, d/o Charles O’DELL and Fanny VIRGIN, Wtn William* BLACK and Isabella MILLS both of Toronto, 6 Nov 1889 at 223 Wilton Ave Toronto.
		William ARMITAGE of Toronto, 9 Jan 1889 at Toronto
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	Chenoweth: [WILLIAM: WILLIAM] Thomas of Clark Co., OH
		Chenoweth: [WILLIAM: WILLIAM] Thomas of Clark Co., OH Descendants of Thomas of Clark Co., OH Chenoweth History: 4th Generation
		This conclusion was reached based on work done by Greg Wulker in the fall of 2001, wherein the will of William, Jr gave the name of a son Thomas who seem to fit.
		Thomas married in Berkeley Co., at about the age of 23, to Elizabeth Watson, who was born in Maryland and probably the daughter of Henry Watson, who was the suretor at the marriage.
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	worldwide2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Father was Frederick William and Mother was Margaret Rose Thomas.
		Grandfather was Thomas Frederick and Grandmother Alice Walsh, whose last known address was 4, The Meadows, Askwith, Otley, West Yorkshire.
		,-who lives in either burnly or bury manchester, he was involved with a margaret barrie steele who lives in helensborough scotland the date was roughly 1969-1970,barry williams was in the navy at that time he was on board the h m s ottowa which was based there.
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	Royal Holloway : What's New (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Royal Holloway's Grade I listed Founder's Building, modelled on the Chateau de Chambord in the Loire Valley, was opened in 1886 by Queen Victoria.
		It was founded by entrepreneur and self-made millionaire Thomas Holloway and designed by architect William Henry Crossland.
		Heritage Day will enable visitors to take guided tours of the Founder's building, its ecumenical Chapel and the Picture Gallery, which houses a collection of Victorian paintings including works by Frith, Landseer and Millais.
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	The Thomas Gray Archive : Materials : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Gray, however, shunned publicity and wisely declined it, knowing the Laureateship had become a farcical post.
		Consequently, William Whitehead held the post from 1757-85.
		"The Candidate" and the sombre and impressive lines "On L[or]d H[olland']s Seat near M[argat]e, K[en]t", a villa built by Henry Fox on the North Foreland, have survived.
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	Chart of Lord William Calvert
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	Bookmine - Military History
		Near fine copy (very light damp stain top edge, first few pages).
		Fannin, William W. The Battle of Pilot Knob.
		Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
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	The Pink Floyd Archives Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Publisher: William Morrow and Co., Inc, 1975, hardcover, ISBN 0-688-02872-1, 300 pages.
		Synopsis: An historical account of the record business from the mid-1960s through the mid-1970s by Clive Davis, former record executive with Columbia Records.
		Synopsis: A privately issued booklet that lists hundreds of live recordings by the Soft Machine and their many offshoots.
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