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Calumet & Hecla Mining Co. "Mason Bogie" 0-6-4T steam locomotive
C&HM 3 -- Torch Lake
A very rare, operational, Mason Bogie standard gauge locomotive operates on the "Weiser Railroad" of Greenfield Village.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Greenfield Village
The Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn, Michigan
Olympus E-510 DSLR
Olympus ED 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 zoom
ISO 200 SHQ
Mason offensive lineman Elijah Nkansah works out along with his team during a pre-season practice. The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger
The afternoon sunlight shining through the kitchen window made perfect lighting for this empty mason jar
I have been collecting mason signs since we moved to Spain- most old churches still have well preserved signs. The 2 gray signs are from the Münster in Bern, the brown ones the cathedral at Tortosa.
My collection also includes mason signs from Switzerland.
Here is the link to my collection:
www.flickr.com/photos/marialuisa/sets/72157621224565943/
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
Richard Mason was the grandson of George Mason who was a Revolutionary War Patriot from Virginia. He would also be a patriot devoting his life to the military. He would rise to the ranking of Colonel during the Mexican American War. After the war, he would serve as the 6th Military Governor for the territory of California. He would serve from 1847-1849, California didn't become a state until 1850. Mason's daughter would marry Don Carlos Buell who was a Major General during the Civil War on the Union side. The grey grave marker to the right of Mason's is that of Buell's. They are buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery in St Louis, Mo.
Inscripción en la lápida:
Here Lieth ye Body of
Capt. Hvgh Mason Who
Deceased October ye Xth
1678 Anno Ætatis 73.
He That Thvs Thovght of Death
In Lifes Vncertentie
Hath Dovbtlesse Now a Life
That Bringeth Eternitie.
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Aquí yacen los restos del
Cap. Hugh Mason
fallecido el X de octubre
1678 a los 73 años de su edad.
Quien en la muerte pensare
durante de la vida las incertidumbres
merecerá sin duda
que suya sea la vida eterna.
Fuente: Find a Grave website (www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=271621...).
Hugh Mason, curtidor inglés que se estableció en 1634 en la localidad de Watertown, hoy barrio de Boston, dando origen a una familia que se extiende por múltiples generaciones en Estados Unidos, Chile y otros países.
Antepasado directo de muchos que hoy llevan este apellido en Estados Unidos, Chile y otros países, Hugh Mason nació en Maldon, Condado de Essex, Inglaterra, alrededor del año 1605 y falleció en Watertown, Massachusetts, el 10 de octubre de 1678, a los 73 años de edad.
El 30 de abril de 1634 Hugh Mason, de 28 años de edad, y su mujer Esther (o Hester), de 22, se embarcaron en el Francis, buque con matrícula de Ipswich al mando del capitán John Cutting, rumbo al Nuevo Mundo. Hugh Mason fue uno de los primeros colonos de Watertown. El 4 de marzo de 1634-5 se le reconoció la calidad de ciudadano libre de Massachusetts. En 1644 fue elegido Representante, desempeñándose luego como concejal de Watertown durante 29 años consecutivos (1639-1678). En 1649 recibió el grado de Teniente y el 5 de mayo de 1652 fue ascendido a Capitán. Durante años integró una comisión tripartita designada por la Corte del Condado para resolver casos de menor cuantía. El 30 de octubre de 1657 fue designado por dicha Corte para integrar el comité encargado de corregir los defectos de una serie de puentes construidos en el Condado. El 18 de diciembre de 1660 se le nombró integrante del comité de revisión de las cuentas de John Steadman, Tesorero del Condado. En mayo de 1658, a solicitud de los habitantes de Watertown, se le facultó para celebrar matrimonios.
Hugh Mason se casó el 13 de enero de 1632 con Hester Wells, hija de Thomas Wells y de Helen Siday, en la Parroquia de St. Peter's, Maldon, Condado de Essex, Inglaterra. Hester Wells nació en Maldon el 21 de julio de 1611 y falleció en Watertown, Massachusetts, el 21 de mayo de 1692.
Tuvieron los siguientes hijos:
i. Hannah Mason Brooks (1636-)
ii. Elizabeth Mason. Nacida en Watertown, Massachusetts el 3 de septiembre de 1638 y fallecida a corta edad.
iii. Ruth Mason (gemela). Nacida en Watertown, Massachusetts el 17 de diciembre de 1640 y fallecida a corta edad.
iv. Mary Mason (gemela) (1640-) Nacida en Watertown, Massachusetts el 17 de diciembre de 1640.
v. John Mason (1644-1730)
vi. Joseph Mason (1646-1702) <---tatara-tatarabuelo de Charles (Carlos) Sumner
vii. Daniel Mason. Nacido en Watertown, Massachusetts el 19 de febrero de 1648. Estudió medicina en el Harvard College, recibiéndose en 1666. En 1679 se embarcó como médico en Charlestown, Massachusetts. Fue capturado por corsarios de Berbería y conducido a Argel, donde se estima que murió en la esclavitud en 1698.
viii. Sarah Mason Gardner (1651-)
Fuente: Descendants of Capt. Hugh Mason in America, de Edna Warren Mason (1937).
Mason was found and cared for as a stray. After calling six microchip providers, we found out his microchip is untraceable. He is sweet, affectionate and good with other cats, dogs and children. He is in good health, and has a handsome glossy black coat which he spends quite some time grooming. Mason has been with us since April 17th, 2010, enjoying the cat condos in the Memory Lane room and watching the world go by through the window. He seems to have no interest in going back outside, so would be a great cat for an apartment or other small home.
Sycamore Alex Schlie (3) spikes the ball against Mason Paige Meyer (10) and Ally King (5) in the first game. Sycamore High School battles Mason High School in a Volleyball game at Mason High School Tuesday September 17, 2013 in Mason. Mason won the first game 25 to 17. The Enquirer/ Joseph Fuqua II
It's upside down, and not quite like the typical forms I've seen. Anybody know what this means, if at all? Seen in Toronto, pointing towards the Financial District.
Mason is the seat of Mason County, Texas, United States. The town is an agricultural community on Comanche Creek southwest of Mason Mountain, on the Edwards Plateau and part of the Llano Uplift. The population was 2,114 at the 2010 census.
The first settler is thought to have been Peter S. Parker in 1846. The settlement of Mason grew up around Fort Mason, which was established by the United States War Department as a front-line defense against Kiowa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche, on July 6, 1851. George W. Todd established a Fort Mason post office March 8, 1858, which became consigned to the civilian settlement on June 26, 1858. The protection and commercial possibilities of the fort drew settlers. W. C. Lewis opened a general store that served soldiers and settlers. In 1860, James E. Ranck opened a second store and later became known as "The Father of Mason". Ben F. Gooch and he began leasing 5,000 acres (20 km2) of land to cotton sharecroppers. Mason was voted the county seat in 1861.
After the U.S. Civil War, returning Confederate veterans and German ranchers clashed in 1875 over cattle rustling and other crimes. The resulting killings were known as the "HooDoo Wars". In the midst of the war, Loyal Valley homeowner Tim Williamson was murdered by a dozen masked vigilantes, who accused him of cattle theft. Williamson’s adopted son, Texas Ranger Scott Cooley, sought revenge. Cooley and his desperadoes, which included Johnny Ringo, created a reign of terror over the area. During this episode, Ringo committed his first murder, that of James Cheyney.
The first courthouse and jail were built in 1869 of stone walls lined with post oak timbers. After the Hoo Doo War, a new two-story red sandstone jail was built in 1898 by L.T. Noyes of Houston. Noyes was a contractor with Diebold Safe and Lock Company. A new courthouse was built in 1875, which burned down in 1877 destroying some county records. However, many documents were saved and can be viewed inside the current courthouse vaults. The 1878 courthouse was destroyed in 1900. The current granite courthouse was erected in 1909 by architect E. H. Hosford and Co. in the Classic Revival style.
On October 3, 1918, 18 months after United States Congress declared war on Germany, the Mason County Council of Defense drew up resolution to abandon the use of the German language in the county. The most county residents are of German heritage.
The Broad Street Bridge, a reinforced concrete truss and the only one of its kind in Texas, was built across the Comanche Creek in 1918. The span is 102 ft long and composed of two 51-ft spans supported by concrete abutments with a pier at the center. The bridge was slated for replacement by the Texas Department of Transportation, but funding was cancelled.
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This is one of my favorites of Mason. I think it's his smile.
Canon 580 Ex speedlight at full power, thru shoot thru umbrella camera left.
Carved and hand painted mallard duck on top with tiny antique glass bottle inside, filled with collected duck feathers. "Art terminology" on paper, glued to inside.
File name: 08_02_000790
Box label: Commercial buildings: M
Title: Mason Building
Alternative title: Mason Building, detail: 70 Kilby St., razed c. 1935, William G. Preston, arch.
Creator/Contributor:
Date issued:
Date created: 1882 - 1895 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 photographic print : albumen ; 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 in.
Genre: Albumen prints
Subjects: Commercial facilities; Buildings; Facades; Doors & doorways
Notes: Handwritten note on item: Built 1879-82.
Provenance:
Statement of responsibility:
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
District Superintendent of The Nazarene Church of North Carolina
2013-2022
Soft Pastel on Cream Canson Mi-teintes Sanded Paper
Size: W. 24” x H. 18”
Date: May 7, 2022
It’s a rare day and important occasion when I do a commission portrait. Thanks for your service Brother Mason.
Dr. Greg Mason
District Superintendent of The Nazarene Church of North Carolina
2013-2022
Soft Pastel on Cream Canson Mi-teintes Sanded Paper
Size: W. 24” x H. 18”
Date: May 7, 2022
It’s a rare day and important occasion when I do a commission portrait. Thanks for your service Brother Mason.
There were four separate burial areas near Silver City, with a few very interesting stones remaining; some quite large and elaborately carved.
texture by skeletalmess
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