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| | California State Archives-1849 State Constitution (records) |
 | | This is the handwritten parchment copy of the constitution that the delegates signed on October 13, 1849. | | | This is the handwritten "third reading" copy of the constitution that the convention adopted on October 10 and 11, 1849. | | | Journal of the Convention Assembled to Frame a Constitution for the State of California. |
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http://www.ss.ca.gov/archives/level3_const1849.html
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| | Texas Governor George T. Wood: An Inventory of Records at the Texas State Archives, 1848-1849 |
| | Wood was defeated by the anti-Houston faction in 1849. | | | Born in Georgia on March 12, 1795, Wood was a veteran of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend at nineteen and served in the Georgia state assembly. | | | Two letters dated November 21, 1849 were donated to the Texas State Archives by L.K. Miller as part of the Washington Daniel Miller papers on June 2, 1879. |
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http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tslac/40006/tsl-40006.html
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| | Early San Francisco Street Names - 1846-1849 |
| | He later returned to the practice of law and became a justice of the Supreme Court of California. | | | He was a member of the State Constitutional Convention at Monterey in 1849. | | | He was the first governor of California, elected in 1849. |
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http://www.sfmuseum.org/street/stnames3.html
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| | Knights of Columbus Council #1849 |
| | The Amador County Council #1849 serves the entire County of Amador as well as parts of El Dorado, Calaveras, and Sacramento Counties. | | | Council #1849, although not affiliated with any one parish, is a vital part of the Catholic Community in Amador County. |
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http://www.kofc1849.org
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| | Louisiana Timeline: Year 1849 |
| | St. Basil’s Convent was built in 1849 as a large private home on La. 1 in Plaquemine, La. Seven years later it became a Catholic Convent operated by the Marionite order for well over a hundred years. | | | This prominent St. Mary Parish plantation owner and lawyer of the reconstruction period will serve the people of Louisiana as: Louisiana State Senator (1880-1892) Thirty-first Governor (1892-1900) United States Senator (1900-1912). | | | He was about 40 years her senior but they marry in March of 1872. |
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http://www.enlou.com/time/year1849.htm
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| | California 1849 |
| | He is not named in the will of Benjamin Starkey, the father of Amos and John. | | | About 1842, he married Jane Elizabeth SCOTT, the sister of David McCULLY's wife, and they moved to Henry Co., IA in the mid-1840s. | | | To California with "The Ikenberry Party" in 1849 |
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http://pweb.netcom.com/~symbios/eiken.html
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| | 1849 - DR. IVAN PAVLOV (1849-1936) |
| | On April 14, 1849, the Hungarian Parliament in Debrecen, following an appeal by Kossuth, unanimously adopted the following declaration: [jpn]]. | | | Born: November 2, 1795 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. | | | Born in Russia, Pavlov was educated to enter priesthood but elected to be a scientist. |
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http://happybuilder.com/hpud/1849.html
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| | Amazon.com: Blind Tom, the Black Pianist-Composer (1849-1908): Books: Geneva Handy Southall |
| | THOMAS GREENE WIGGINS (popularly known as Blind Tom) was born of slave parentage May 25, 1849, on the Wiley Edward Jones Plantation in Harris County, Georgia. | | | by Geneva Handy Southall "THOMAS GREENE WIGGINS (popularly known as Blind Tom) was born of slave parentage May 25, 1849, on the Wiley Edward Jones Plantation in Harris County,..." (more) | | | Blind Tom was the stage name of Thomas Greene Wiggins, a blind black pianist born into slavery in 1849. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0810835940?v=glance
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| | COUNTS JOURNAL 1849- |
| | Tuesday July 11, 1849 Traveled 5 miles and camped in consequence of the sickness of Capt. Rogers, was sick myself with diarrhea. | | | Bought one yoke of oxen from Petroy Company. | | | Thursday November 30, 1849 Remained in city all day. |
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http://www.mariposaresearch.net/COUNTS.html
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| | MWP: Sherwood Bonner (1849-1883) |
| | Catherine Sherwood Bonner was born February 26, 1849, in Holly Springs, Mississippi. | | | The true breadth of her talent as writer, however, is now beginning to be realized as works long out of print are being rediscovered and republished, works that include short fiction, a novella, a novel, two series of journalistic travel letters, celebrity profiles, historical/autobiographical sketches, and poems. |
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http://www.olemiss.edu/mwp/dir/bonner_sherwood
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| | Stanton. American Scientific Exploration, 1845-1849 |
| | Born in Hampshire, England, to a wealthy family, Sclater studied geology at Oxford, taking a B.A. in 1849, then studied law and was called to the bar. | | | Visiting the United States in 1856, he formed friendships with John Cassin, S.F. Baird, and Joseph Leidy and took a canoe trip down the Mississippi before returning to London, where he published an account of his travels. | | | Benjamin himself died at the hands of Utes in 1849. |
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http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/guides/stanton/4549.htm
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| | Overland Diaries - 1849 |
| | A Trip to California in 1849." Ohio State Archaeological and | | | Rock Island County, Illinois between March 27, 1849 and | | | Elephant, 1849: James Mason Hutchings' Journal of His Overland |
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http://www.cagenweb.com/cpl/diaries.htm
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| | New Brunswick Sources, 1849 |
| | Steamer Maid of Erin to carry mail weekly to United States | | | [April 21st, 1849] was brought to Saint John by the Express for the United States Associated Press. | | | The Halifax Novascotian of 18 June 1849 carried this (reprinted from the previous issue, 13th June): "During the afternoon (of June 8th) the first post [pole] of the Electric Telegraph was erected on the North of the Common, and three cheers vociferously given by the assembled multitude for the success of the Telegraph Company. |
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http://alts.net/ns1625/nb1849.html
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| | Hawaii-United States Treaty -1849 |
| | Senate advice and consent to ratification January 14, 1850 | | | Return to the Independent & Sovereign Nation-State of Hawai`i Home Page, the Legal Documents Index or the Kingdom of Hawaii Treaty List | | | US TREATY WITH THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, DEC. 20, 1849 |
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http://www.hawaii-nation.org/treaty1849.html
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| | Irish Potato Famine (1845-1849) Thesis @ ArtisticNudity.com (Artistic Nudity) |
| | 90,000 people were evicted in 1849 alone, though up to one third were allowed to return as 'caretakers'. | | | In the case of the 1846-49 Irish Famine, the response of Tory government head Sir Robert Peel was to purchase some foreign maize for delivery to Ireland, and to repeal the Corn Laws, which prohibited imports of the much cheaper foreign grain to Ireland. | | | The repeal of the Corn Laws was enacted over a three-year period from 1846 to 1849 and came too late to help the starving Irish, and was politically unpopular, resulting in the end of Sir Peel's ministry. |
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http://www.artisticnudity.com/encyclopedia/Irish_Potato_Famine_(1845-1849)
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| | Moving to Plymouth - Plymouth NH Chamber of Commerce |
| | The Courthouse Bell was introduced in 1849 to open court with its summons. | | | This company purchased the foundry of Joseph Revere, son of Paul Revere. | | | As a result of its renovation, the building will continue to stand the tests of time in service to the community. |
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http://www.plymouthnh.org/moving/history.html
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| | ArtMagick: John William Waterhouse (British, 1849-1917) |
| | John William Waterhouse was born in 1849 in Rome, where his father worked as a painter. | | | He was referred to as "Nino" throughout his life. | | | ARTMAGICK IS SPONSORED BY: THE PEACOCK MIRROR and MUSEUM MAPPER. |
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http://www.artmagick.com/artists/waterhouse.aspx
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| | WATERHOUSE: The Art and Life of John William Waterhouse (1849-1917) |
| | Waterhouse, known to his family and friends as Nino, was born in Italy in 1849 to English parents, moving to London at an early age. | | | BROWSE SELECTED POETRY including The Lady of Shalott, La Belle Dame Sans Merci and Isabella, or the Pot of Basil. |
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http://www.johnwilliamwaterhouse.com/jww
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| | Cortland County Death Notices & Obituaries - 1849 |
| | Cortland County Death Notices & Obituaries - 1849 | | | 5 Apr 1849 Died, In this village, on the 1st inst., of Consumption, Mrs. | | | Our society have met with a deep loss in the death of this estimable woman. |
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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/cortland/vitals/d1849.htm
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| | St. Louis Fire |
| | In the spring of 1849, St. Louis, Missouri had a population of 45,000 souls, the western boundary of the city extending only to Eleventh Street, about three-fourths of a mile in width, by a river front of three miles. | | | And the St. Louis Fire Department Yearbook 1857-1991 |
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http://www.ezl.com/~fireball/Disaster07.htm
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| | 1849 - - West Village - New York Magazine Bar Guide |
| | 1849 - - West Village - New York Magazine Bar Guide | | | You can get your buzz on early at 1849 as the bar's daily happy hour halves the price of any well drink or beer before 8pm. | | | Search Help Home > Nightlife & Music > 1849 |
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http://www.newyorkmetro.com/listings/bar/1849
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| | Uberti 1849 Wells Fargo .31 Blackpowder |
| | Join the Impact Guns mailing list to be notified of special sales and promotions: | | | Ships direct to you, no federal firearms dealer required | | | The following year the 1849 Pocket Model with integrated loading lever hit the market and Colt's success in the civilian market was assured. |
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http://www.impactguns.com/store/340380.html
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| | NASA FAR Sup 1849 |
| | Carrying out the duties, functions, and responsibilities described in FAR Part 49 and this Part 1849 |
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http://farsite.hill.af.mil/archive/Nasa/89.92/1849.htm
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| | june th 16 {1849/06/16} [the year 1849 was determined using a perpetual calendar, working backward from the year 1852 which appears later in this volume] -- very cold with Snow in the morning spoke the Salina from England she came so near as to ??? | | | Those taken out at once will be somewhat cooked through; and those left in five minutes will be hard boiled, or nearly so, and thus the taste of every one may be suited, and no toughness of the whites be observed." [end of page mv659_094.gif] WATERMELON PICKLES.-- The ladies will discover something new in |
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http://lcweb2.loc.gov/award/mymhiwe/mv659/mv659.txt.2
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| | This Week's Letters -- 283 (5409): 1849 -- Science |
| | This Week's Letters -- 283 (5409): 1849 -- Science | | | Jump to: Page Content, Section Navigation, Site Navigation, Site Search, Account Information, or Site Tools. |
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http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/283/5409/1849a
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| | Home Page |
| | Enjoy a memorable vacation in California's premier resort town - Mammoth Lakes - Come enjoy the Sierras with the 1849 Condos! | | | Canyon Lodge is closed for the season....stay with us at summer rates and drive or use our courtesy van to the main lodge shuttle! | | | Enjoy the convenience being one of the first in line on that epic powder morning or simply walking home for a home cooked lunch! |
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http://www.1849condos.com
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| | Zoological Citation Notes -- J |
| | Note: Page 28 appeared in fascicle 2 in July 1845; plate 9B appeared no earlier than 1849 (Holthuis and Sakai, 1970)." |
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http://www.zoonomen.net/avtax/n/j.html
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| | PBS - THE WEST - California Gold Rush of 1849 |
| | 3.1 One of the many newspaper headlines that sparked the California Gold Rush of 1849. | | | PBS - THE WEST - California Gold Rush of 1849 |
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http://www.pbs.org/weta/thewest/resources/archives/three/63_01.htm
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| | Thomas Carlyle (1849) "Occasional Discourse on the Negro Question" |
| | For more information and context, see our Carlyle-Mill "Negro Question" Debate. | | | Thomas Carlyle (1849) "Occasional Discourse on the Negro Question" | | | [Note on electronic version: This essay by Thomas Carlyle was published anonymously in 1849 in Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country. |
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http://cepa.newschool.edu/het/texts/carlyle/carlodnq.htm
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| | Reptile & Amphibian Prints |
| | Antique prints of lizards, turtles, tortoise, frog, iguana from | | | Antique prints of turtle, snake, toad, frog, iguana, lizard 1849 | | | Antique prints of reptiles, amphibians, crocodile, turtle, frog, snakes 178 |
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http://www.panteek.com/reptiles.htm
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