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We, James McMackin and Patience A. Harrington of Easton Washington County, State of New York, mutually agree to separate as husband and wife, and of, the said James McMackin hereby agree that I will never molest or interfere with Arthur G. McMackin son of the parties aforesaid and that he shall always remain in the care of his mother.
Given under our hands at Easton this Eleventh day of November 1876
In presence of
James McMackin (X) Allen J. Baily
Richard D. Harrington
Written by James D. Allen, Esq.
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Nebraska City, Jan 22, 1876
Dear Cousins
We ought to have answered your kind letter before this and intended to, but various circumstances have prevented. We are anxious to hear from our friends often. Mr. Foote's health has not been as good ad usual for several months past. But has been able to do his chores most of the time and attend church. He is very much engaged in the cause of our blessed Saviour. Prays earnestly for never dying souls both here and in other places particularly for our friends. In these things we are agreed. Hope the friends in Greenfield are well and striving to gain an inheritance in the skies. This is all important hope none will neglect the great salvation. I did not see Anson Greene when out there. I hope he is preparing for a better inheritance. Charity, I found a ebbyjah Greene's address, when I was in Mayfield, I got it from [end of page]
a presbyterian minister. It is Highland Falls, N. York. He is preaching there. I have not heard from my sister in some time. I wish you would both write and tell us all about the friends in Greenfield. We had a pleasant and safe journey home, found all right to about the house and found But the grasshoppers and drought have done us much harm for 2 years past. They destroyed all the grain that was put in the ground last summer, made destructive work of every green leaf on the peach trees and currant bushes - ruined the pie plant & other things. They are a great evil for a description of them see Joel 1st 2nd. They left the last of June after the's the farmers planted corn & sowed buckwheat and raised a crop so that it was some help. It was a great mercy to have anything. The corn did not all ripen. But it answered some purpose for feeding stock. Our children are all well that are near us and are striving. I think to walk in the straight and narrow path to heaven. We hope to meet all our dear friends in heaven "this world's a vain an empty throw" But there is joy substantial in heaven. Whatever we may lose hereI hope we may not lose that ever lasting inheritance prepared for them that love God. May we be found watching when the master calls for us with our [lampes] trimmed and burning. Much love to you all in God. Write soon.
Catharine Foote
NOTES:
Anson Greene:
Ebbyjah Greene:
Mayfield:
Highland Falls, NY:
Source: Scan of original item.
Album: CLA02.
Date: May 13th 1923.
Repository: From the collection of Mrs L. Clarke.
Local Studies at Swindon Central Library.
Sunday afternoons are never the busiest at work, so the quiet spells gave me a chance to sit there and bind up a load of documents. The binding looked somehow appealing for a photograph, but never quite worked out how I expected it to.
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Still waiting for my board results, but my diploma arrived in the mail today. Lucky me, it features the autograph of the Governator himself, Mr. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Same goes for my undergrad diploma. Blah.
Bram, 20 de julio de 1939
… la falta de tiempo me hace escribir todo esto el día 20 por la tarde, y a ratos. Los gendarmes vienen regularmente de parte del capitán a hacerme encargos.
Día 13
Hoy he hecho unas fotos de los ensayos del festival gimnástico que se celebrará mañana en commemoración de la Revolución francesa. Me he encontrado con Girones, el dos veces campeón de Europa de boxeo de los pesos welter. Hemos hablado un rato y me ha informado del fusilamiento de su compañero Carles Flix, del encarcelamiento de su mánager Artero y de su esposa. Le he hecho unas fotos con su entrenador francés.
Fiesta de la República Francesa...
Del “Diari de Agustí Centelles”, propiedad familia Centelles i Martí.
Title: Action Report of the Loss of the USS PT-109 on August 1-2, 1943., 08/01/1943 - 08/02/1943
Creator(s): Department of the Navy. Office of the Chief of Naval Operations., Office of Naval Records and Library. (07/01/1919 - 09/1947)
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A Letter dated 9th January 1920 from Harold Tagett Lucas of Froyle, Hampden Park, Eastbourne, dated 9th January 1920 to Dicken, Archer & Thorpe, Solicitors, Narrowgate Hse, Alnwick re Silver of Reverend William Tudor Thorp, 1841-1919, to be divided amongst his Children.
Northumberland. He states he would like his full share as soon as possible and offering to bu any items unwanted by other members of the family. He states he has written to his brother Collingwood Thorp.
Harold Tagett Thorp born 1882 the son of Wiliiam Tudor Throrp and Maria Louisa Jones married Maud Elizabeth Stafford Sanderson in 1907 at Morpeth, Northumberland.
His father William Tudor Thorp born 1841 at Alnwick, Northumberland was the son of Thomas Thorp and Elizabeth Jane Tudor. Includes list of surviving children.
He married Emily Sarah West in 1863 by whom he had children. She died 24th October 1871. He then married Maria Louisa Jones on 16th June 1875 at Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, London by whom he had more children.
He died 11th November 1919 at Charlton Hall, Chathill, Alnwick, Northumberland.
His children by his first wife were:
Elisabeth Emily Thorp, born 1864, she married William Edward Long in 1890, Thomas Alder Thorp, born 1866, Richard Fenwick Thorp born 1869.
Children by his second wife were:
William Tudor Sayce Thorp born 1876, Robert Oakley Vavasour Thorp born 1877, Collingwood Forster Thorp, born 1879, Beatrice Jane Fenwick Thorp, born 1881, Harold Pragett Thorp born 1882, Reginald Pearce Thorp, born 1884.
Other documents show that there was some disagreement among his children about the division of his Silver between them.
Biennial Report to 1864 Legislature for 1862-1863
Maui, Molokai and Lanai
Offenses / No. of cases / Convictions
Adultery / 88 / 65
Assault and battery / 86 / 54
Affray / 26 / 20
Bribery / 2 / 1
Cruelty to animals / 2 / 1
Common nuisance / 3 / 3
Contempt of Court / 4 / 4
Drunkenness / 134 / 55
Disorderly persons / 19 / 9
Desertion (Husbands and wives) / 7 / 3
Desertion (Servants) / 13 / 13
Disturbing public worship / 2 / 2
Fornication / 4 / 4
Felonious branding / 8 / 3
Furious riding / 28 / 25
Furnishing liquor to natives / 13 / 7
Gaming / 5 / 4
Gross cheat / 7 / 4
Larceny / 91 / 46
Malicious injury / 12 / 8
Manslaughter / 3 / 1
Perverting Justice / 3 / 1
Seduction / 2 / 2
Violation of License Laws / 20 / 10
Violating the Sabbath / 42 / 37
Vagrants / 3 / 3
House-breaking / 4 / 1
Indecent exposure / 1 / 1
Refusing to work on the road / 21 / 1
Total number of cases: 652
Total convictions: 389
Tancred, Christopher, 1689-1754. An essay for a general regulation of the law: and the more easy and speedy advancement of justice (London: Printed for Stephen Austen, 1727); 20 cm. Call # Taussig 363.
The Sun Inn was formerly the Rising Sun PH. The timber-framed No. 17 was once a merchant's house erected in the 16th, possibly even the 15th, century and would have been part of rows of buildings crowding on either side of St Stephen's Lane. The house was converted to an inn around 1560. Refurbished in 1720, it stood next to a gabled rectory, presumably for the nearby church. When the cattle market was moved to the site of the current country bus station in 1810 it became the Sun Inn. However, in 1795 the 'Ancient and Most Venerable Order of the Druids' held a meeting there, 'at the house of Brother Willam Phillips at the sign of the Sun inn'. Once the market moved to Prince's Street (opposite the Greyfriars tower) business fell away and it closed in 1901 and in laltter years became Atfield and Daughters bookshop which features amongst these slides
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My grandfather, William A Burns, received two Croix de Guerres for bravery in France during World War I.
Original Caption: Presidential Proclamation 3839 of April 5, 1968, by President Lyndon B. Johnson designating Sunday, April 7, 1968, as a day of national mourning for Martin Luther King, Jr., 04/05/1968
U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: NWCTB-11-PRDOCPI159E23-PP3839
From:Presidential Proclamations, compiled 1791 - 2007
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Production Date: 4/5/1968
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