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The Children of the Clockmaker continues with volume 2. The clockmakers son, Nathaniel, had three sons by his first wife, Sarah Ann Robbins, and five children by his second wife, Mary Ann Phillips. The sons by Sarah, Wm Nathaniel, John Henry and Joseph Joe Osgood, were covered in volume 1. In volume 2 the sons and daughters by Mary - Charles Davis, David Jonas, Mary Elizabeth, Charlotte Esther and Nathaniel Phillips - are written about and extensive newspaper clippings and pictures are included. Charley, Dave and Nate all worked at Booth Motor. Elizabeth took care of her mother and married W.T. Shepherd. Charlotte suffered from bi-polar and the family placed her in Clarinda.

Hans Redlefsen (born in 1781) began a genealogy which recorded the Redlefsen family history. It begins with the birth of Hans grandfather, Redlef Lausten (also spelt Lauritzen) and was continued through the generations by his son, Lorenz Redlefsen until Lorenz gave it to his son-in-law, Johann Heinrich Jessen who brought it to the US, to Iowa where he continued what Hans had begun. I have done my best, with the help of Hans Hjeds, to translate the Danish and the German in this book. There are now thirteen generations which now include Redlefs mother and grandfather.

Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson was a colorful and complex character, whose supremely successful naval career quickly attained legendary status. By 1803 he was Britains paramount hero. Already maimed with the loss of an arm and blind in one eye, he returned to war and spent a further two years at sea before dying at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. In this book, leading historians provide a radical reappraisal of his life and times.

George and Florence Daynor arrived in Vineland, New Jersey during the Depression. They bought an old junkyard on swampland. With the pieces of junk and the clay from the creek on the property, they built a house with car parts and assorted trash. The Palace of Depression, as it became known, opened to the public in 1932. Nearly a quarter million tourists came from around the world to see this strange house. George Daynor was an alias he used and he also told countless stories about his past. The author is a distant relative of Florence Daynor and searches for answers to the questions of who George is and what he was running from.

These war stories were written 15 years ago and posted on my blog with the same title. Ive been encouraged, pestered, harassed, cajoled, and nagged to put them in a book. Ive hesitated because 200 stories (270,000 words) with 350 pictures, images, and graphics (varying sizes and colors) wouldnt fit in a book, but they might in four or five. War Stories of an Armed Savage Part 3 includes 46 stories and 100 images: Up Front Bu Dop Education and Training Morning Reports and Rosters Loach Storytellers Call to Arms Briefing Map The Mine Code Book Lt James Harding The Prisoner Appearance of Vultures Military Weapons The Beginning Bravery The Bunker The Pistol Shots Haircut Fire Support Base Buttons Troop D Guidon Area of Operations The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Shooting Match The Mother The Co-Pilot Radios Vietnam, 1971 & Later The Anti Anti-Tank Mine Bedouins Fussing & Complaining Medical Care & Treatment Before Vietnam Bomb Damage Assessment Aerial Combat Assault Vietnam Assignments The Stereotypical Turd Wounded Warriors Captain Richard Maglin Claymore Mines Troop A Grenade Chopper Blades Routine Leeches Piss Tubes

The bulk of this volume concerns John Locke and his descendants Female lines are frequently carried forward for several generations so this work also has much valuable information on many other families of southeastern New Hampshire Batchelder Lamprey Marden Moulton Perkins Philbrick Sanborn Trefethern and many others

This is a collection of the earliest known marriage licenses issued in Worcester County Maryland The dates given indicate the date the license was issued and not the date of the marriage One cannot assume the marriage took place however it is probabl

In 1904 the Eastern Cherokees won large cash settlements from the United States because of violations of the treaties of 183536 and 1845 Over a million dollars was appropriated by Congress to settle the claims The payments were to go to all living pers

These abstracts include announcements of Masonic Lodge meetings legal notices runaway slaves marriages and deaths religious and community events court proceedings legal disputes estate and tax sales military appointments elections epidemics mur

This publication contains Civil War data on the Fox Inn the Mountain House the Reno Monument the road through Foxs Gap the road through Turners Gap and the War Correspondents Memorial Arch plus much more A master road map a master tract map ma

This guide to the records of the District of Columbia provides a detailed description of public and private records their content and location Records include census schedules and city directories probate guardianship and apprenticeship records real and personal property records marriage and divorce records birth and death records church records cemetery records court records military records and much more Maps and an index to full names places and subjects complete this work

This volume continues the series by providing data on who settled where and when in early Chester County Pennsylvania as well as information on early churches and meeting places A wide variety of sources were used to create this volume of first familie

This book is an abstract of information reported by the NSDAR and published in their Annual Reports to the Smithsonian Institute printed as Senate Documents published by the Society in a Separate volume and published annually in the DAR magazine A typi

Abstracts names dates relationships property and relationships for the period

These alphabetically arranged entries reveal surname given name race and gender date of death place of death cause of death age parents place or year of birth occupation spouse or consort of informant and page and line The index lists only those names that differ from the surname of the decedent An informative list of commonly used medical terms and their meanings is included

Lists over 9000 devisees their relationship to testator year will book and page This is much more than the will register

Continues the series Includes articles on Tracing Your Virginia Ancestor by Robert Young Clay The Death of Mark Catesby 1749 Land Plat Frederick and Thomas Jones 1702 King William County General Election Poll 1748 Richmond County Civil Appointments Elizabeth City County 17891790 Rice Jones Dutch Naming Custom Losses Sustained from British Deredation 1783 King William County Orphans and their Guardians 17571763 Northumberland County Henry Burruss Book 1823 Howerton Bible Record 1817 King and Queen County

Providing quick reference for genealogists historians and archeologists this volume is a compact abstraction of deeds wills obligation bonds and appraisements for Elizabeth City County present day City of Hampton Virginia from 1787 to 1800 All names and identifiable landmarks are indexed With Hamptons claim of being the oldest continuous Englishspeaking settlement in the United States dating from 1610 it is an interesting window to the community as it neared its 200th anniversary Records of outstanding Virginians such as George Wythe are included Intriguing plantation names such as Lilliput are identified The author worked as a museum professional for the City of Hampton for eight years and has published several historical articles in regional magazines More recently her projects include genealogical research indexes and other compilations