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Ads by Google      William Henry Morrison WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON has fulfilled his civil obligations spiritedly and with a large measure of social service, having been an educator, a farmer, a business man, and for a number of years, has conducted his extensive affairs from his home in Stockton. William Henry Morrison grew up on his father's farm, attended the rural schools of Richland County, and afterwards graduated from Carroll College at Waukesha. His father, H. Morrison, was born in Ohio in 1824, was reared and married in that state, spent all his life as a farmer, although he came of a family of educators and ministers. http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/1919ks/m/morriswh.html      Jefferson's Legacy: A Brief History of the Library of Congress -- THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1800-1992 William McKinley appointed a new Librarian of Congress to supervise the move from the Capitol and implement the new reorganization. Putnam felt the publication of such manuscripts was "not perhaps so much a service from us as a library as a duty from us as the custodians of original sources for American history." The same reorganization act stipulated that the president's appointment of a Librarian of Congress thereafter was to be approved by the Senate. http://lcweb.loc.gov/loc/legacy/loc.html      W. R. Houghton (William Robert), 1842-1906 and M. B. Houghton (Mitchell Bennett), 1845?-. Two Boys in the Civil War and After.         William Robert Houghton, whose thrilling and interesting narrations of his service and sacrifices in the Great Civil War of 1861 to 1865 are published hereinafter, was an intense Confederate and believed with all his ardent and enthusiastic nature in the righteousness of the Southern cause. Houghton (William Robert), 1842-1906 and M. Houghton (Mitchell Bennett), 1845?-.         "William R. Houghton was born in Heard County, Georgia, on May 22, 1842. http://sunsite.unc.edu/docsouth/houghton/houghton.html      More info about the poet: Robert Service - references bibliography Robert William Service was born on January 16, 1874 to a Scottish bank clerk and the daughter of an English factory owner. Robert Service Searchable Database I've put this database of Service's poetry together. Biography of Robert Service Selected Works of Robert Service. http://www.poemhunter.com/robert-service/resources/poet-9717/page-1/      UT GIM - Robert Ed Morrison CV Goksel D, Harrison CJ, Morrison RE, Miller ST: Description of a nurse practitioner inpatient service in a public teaching hospital. Morrison RE, Arheart KL, Rimner W: Telephone medicine in a southern university private practice. Palte SB, Lancaster DJ, Miller ST, Morrison RE, Bobo L: The pattern of HIV infection in a southern state and city: a model for the outpatient clinic. http://www.utmem.edu/gim/faculty-morrison.php      A Way of Seeing: The Work of Robert Coles - A Bibliographic Essay by Scott London Throughout The Call of Service, Coles relates the stories of his teachers and mentors -- people such as Dorothy Day, William Carlos Williams, and Anna Freud -- who he feels are important role models of service. Conversations with Robert Coles (Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1992. Robert Coles, The Moral Life of Children, pp. http://www.scottlondon.com/articles/coles.html      *Ø*  Wilson's Almanac free daily ezine Book of Days January 16 Robert Service, goddess Concordia, Harmonia, Francis James, China, bottle hoax “ Robert William Service was born in Preston, Lancashire, England of Scottish parents. Robert W Service; ' The Law of the Yukon' Robert Service, goddess Concordia, Harmonia, Francis James, China, bottle hoax http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/book/jan16.html      John W Mosley - pafn18 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File She is survived by three children, the spouses of two and the fiancee of one, Anita Y. Wright and Robert C. Wright Jr., Janice A. and William Anthony Durham and Bruce K. Morris and Trudy Davis, all of Dover; an adopted daughter, Loretta Gourley, and Mrs. Phone conversation with William Hart 11/23/97: He was the Black mayor of Cheryl never married, had no children (Family group sheet from William & Gloria Hart 1/2/98.) http://www.mitsawokett.com/FamilyHistories/JohnMosley_bc1815/pafn18.htm   (1801 words)      Muster Roll - 38th Regiment, Company B - CSA Alabama Infantry Volunteers Muster Roll of Captain William R. Welch's Company B, the "Wilcox Farmers" of the 38th Regiment, Alabama Infantry Volunteers, in the service of the Confederate States for three years or the war unless sooner discharged. (Dated: June 11, 1862 at Camp Holt near Mobile, AL) Names Where joined for duty Welch, William Ripley, Captain Wilcox Kimbrough, John H., 1st Lieutenant Wilcox Davis, Robert T., 2nd Lieutenant Wilcox Welch, George W., Jr. May not be duplicated in whole or part without permission. http://www.prairiebluff.com/algenweb/wilcox/38muster.htm   (93 words)      Search for "Roam" provided by Poetry Connection The Search - written by Robert William Service The Wistful One - written by Robert William Service WE are desert leagues apart; Time is misty ages now Since the warmth of heart to heart Chased the shadows from my brow. http://www.poetryconnection.net/search/Roam   (93 words)      Life of Service, by Dan Duffy Robert William Service (1874-1958), a British subject, was born in England and raised in Scotland. Robert Service spent the remainder of his long life doing as he pleased. Service was born on January 16th, 1974 in Preston, Lancashire to Robert and Emily Service of 4 Christian Road. http://lists.village.virginia.edu/sixties/HTML_docs/Texts/Narrative/Duffy_Service.html   (93 words)      School of Slavonic and East European Studies - Guide to Archive Collections Robert William Seton-Watson (1879-1951) arrived at Vienna University in 1905. Also included are papers relating to Seton-Watson's involvement with "The New Europe", the Serbian Relief Fund, the Serbian Society, Yugoslav Society of Great Britain, Tribunal for internees opposed to the Nazi system and his government service in both wars; also list of materials bequeathed by Professor Robert Seton-Watson to New College, Library, Oxford University. See also: SET for Professor Hugh Seton-Watson's papers, Professor Robert Seton-Watson bequeathed material to New College Library, Oxford University. http://www.ssees.ac.uk/archives/sew.htm   (860 words)      Archival Ukrainica in the United Kingdom Three letters to John William Ponsonby from James Yeames, Consul-General in Odessa, 1834-41. Papers of the publishing house of William Blackwood and Sons include "A Correct Account of the Escape of James Henry Attwood and his Family from Odessa in the South of Russia" (MS 4762) and corrected proofs of "The Attaman: a Tale of the Kosaks" by J. de Laskowska, 1885 (MS 4816 f.25). Papers of William Wedgwood Benn, 1st Viscount Stansgate, regarding the Ukraine and Soviet relations with Poland, 1941-3 (ST/241/3-4, /242/1-4, /281/9). http://www.archives.gov.ua/Eng/britain.php   (5617 words)      Robert H. Jackson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia One of Jackson's law clerks, William Rehnquist, was appointed to the Court in 1971 and became Chief Justice in 1986. Robert Houghwout Jackson (February 13, 1892– October 9, 1954) was United States Attorney General (1940 - 1941) and an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court (1941 - 1954). Jackson served initially as general counsel of the U.S. Treasury Department's Bureau of Internal Revenue (today's Internal Revenue Service). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_H._Jackson   (1059 words)      ASPRIL BEARD HAWK PENNINGTON RICKETTS ROWAN TALMADGE VOSHELL In the Elkton area was a Robert Pennington whose testamentary papers were filed (probate) in 1813 who had eight children, one of whom was William mentioned as being under 21 at the time (Robert and Elizabeth Moody m 1795) William Pennington was the husband of Amelia (Hyland) Pennington and bro-in-law of Joshua Hyland at the time of this military service in the war of 1812. William Pennington was assigned to the 49th Reg't (Veasey's) of the MD Militia with the rank of "Private" in Capt. Williamson's Co of Infantry. http://www.rstonesifer.com/genealogy/paf_data/d0003/g0000378.htm   (600 words)      Kirkcaldy Deeds 1673-1871 ROBERT: son of Robert Cunyngham, merchant in Dysart, by his 2nd spouse, Mgt Campbell; Service as heir to grandfather, Alexander Campbell, merchant Burgess in Kirkcaldy; 16 Oct 1686 [B41/7/1 fol 270-71] BEATSONE, DAVID: of Vicarsgrange; Assig to son, Robert Beatsone, on latter's marriage to Isobell Beatson, dau of William Beatson in Southern Glassmount; 16 April 1711 [B41/7/2] BERVIE, WILLIAM: only son in life of umql Robert Bervie, mariner Burgess of Kirkcaldy, by his 2nd spouse, Mgt Mitchelsone, and heir to his [step]-brother, umql William Bervie, by his father's first spouse, Mgt Bosewell; Transumpt; 8 March 1676 [B41/7/1 fol 34-36] http://www.fifefhs.org/Records/Deeds/kirkcaldydeeds.htm   (13202 words)      William Ladd Hollist In that spirit, the first recipients of the Ladd Hollist Service Award are Deborah Gerner, University of Kansas, and Robert Kudrle, University of Minnesota. The Governing Council approved the creation of a new award to be called the Ladd Hollist Service Award, established as an annual ISA Award in recognition of his outstanding service and commitment to our Association. I am surprised and sorry to hear of Ladd Hollist's death in the prime of middle age! http://www.isanet.org/news/hollist.html   (13202 words)      Descendants of Isham Walker Littleberry stated in a declaration to obtain a pension for Revolutionary Service, that he served in 1783 as a private in Captain William West's Company of Militia, and that he was drafted into the service in Liberty County, Georgia. Robert Henry Alderman, son of William and Martha Jane (Hollingsworth) Alderman. He stated he had no documentary proof of his service and he knew of no one whose testimony he could procure in support of his claim. http://www.lamartin.com/genealogy/walker.htm   (6161 words)      WILLIAM ROBERT MURPHY March 8, 2005 William was preceded in death by his brothers Robert and Eugene Murphy both of Buffalo, NY and his grandson Eric Fails of Santa Cruz. William Robert Murphy of San Jose passed away on February 23, 2005 after a long illness. He was a loving father to his sons and daughters; Gail Murphy of Haiku, HI, Gary Murphy of La Selva Beach, Robert Murphy of Lake Isabella, and Joyce and Laurie Murphy of Capitola, as well to his sons, Gary Murphy of La Selva Beach and Robert Murphy of Lake Isabella. http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/archive/2005/March/08/robit/stories/01robit.htm   (337 words)      Way Cool Larry`s Web TV Home Page. William Greer, the driver of JFK's limousine, and Roy Kellerman, the Secret Service agent who was in the front passenger seat, controlled everything that happened at Parkland Hospital in Dallas while the presidents body was there. This vid cap of frame 313 of the zapruder film sickens some people when they realize that this clearly shows Secret Service Agent William Greer, shooting JFK. On page 215 of his book "Behold a Pale Horse," the late William Cooper says that "all of the witnesses who were close enough to the car to see William Greer shoot Kennedy were themselves murdered within two years of the event. http://community-2.webtv.net/Larry762/fontcolor3300FF/page4.html   (337 words)      Robert Payne Byrd Shortly after that, Robert Payne Byrd traveled south from Ironton to Oregon County, MO where, according to his CSA service records, he was enlisted in Company F of Colonel James White's 3rd (later 9th) Missouri Infantry, CSA on August 2, 1862 by T.H. Turner. Robert Payne Byrd, Co. F, White's 9th and/or Ponder's 12th Missouri Infantry may have participated in the bloody Battle of Prairie Grove, Arkansas on December 7, 1862 -- his Confederate service records are not clear on this account. What actual impact all of this had on Robert Payne and Catherine Byrd is currently not known; they were undoubtedly aware that Payne's older brother, William Carroll Byrd, had lost all of his livestock to foraging Federal soldiers sent to Brunot during August, 1861 by then Colonel U.S. Grant in order to punish Southern sympathizers. http://www.civilwarstlouis.com/Gratiot/robertpaynebyrd.htm   (2321 words)      Moritz College of Law - Alumni Relations (Alumni in the Spotlight - William B. Saxbe) A close friend and OSU Trustee, Robert M. Duncan, summarized William Saxbe's professional impact best, "While such accomplishments almost speak for themselves, how he served, the fashion in which he confronted incredible problems, and his continual and active sense of professionalism are the source of my great admiration for him. William B. Saxbe '48 was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as United States Attorney General during a period when many had lost confidence in government. Senator Saxbe was a member of the Senate Committees on Armed Services, Government Operations, and Post Office and Civil Service, and the Special Committee on Aging. http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/alumni/alumni_spotlight/saxbe.html   (743 words)      My Nelson Genealogy He was a farmer by occupation and built the house in which his son, Robert and his grandson, William A., were born. Daniel Nelson, b1796, made application in 1855 for a pension for the Revolutionary service of his father, William, born 1752. Mary Elizabeth Milbourne, oldest of the seven known children of Thomas (d1774) and Deborah Milbourne, was born in Somerset Co Maryland, later Worcester Co and moved with her husband, Robert Nelson, to Lancaster Co South Carolina, where she is buried at the Shiloh Church Cemetery. http://webpages.charter.net/bobbrownjr/BrownGenealogy/mynelson.htm   (3556 words)      Robert H. Jackson Funeral Jackson Center, which was dedicated May 16, 2003 with a keynote address by Chief Justice William Rehnquist. The service was taped and broadcast on Time Warner Cable local access channel 19. According to his biography on the Jackson Center website, he will be remembered for his work as a lawyer in the Roosevelt administration and for his brilliant writing and insightful opinions on the Supreme Court. http://www.wingedox.com/jackson.htm   (547 words)      Australia's Prime Ministers - Meet a PM - McMahon McMahon served as Minister for Primary Industry (1956–58) and Minister for Labour and National Service (1958–66) in the government of Robert Menzies, as Treasurer (1966–69) in the governments of Harold Holt, John McEwen and John Gorton, and as Minister for External Affairs (1969–71) in the Gorton government. In his only election as Prime Minister, William McMahon faces the voters at Box Hill, Victoria in November 1972. William McMahon was Prime Minister from 1971 to 1972. http://primeministers.naa.gov.au/meetpm.asp?pmId=20   (138 words)      World Association of International Studies -- WAIS: William Benton I had forgotten about William Benton, who played an important role over half a century ago, until I received this bio of him from John Gehl: The American businessman and politician William Burnett Benton (1900-1973) was assistant secretary of state from 1945 to 1947 and a United States senator from Connecticut from 1949 to 1953. In 1936 Benton sold his interest in the agency to become vice-president of the University of Chicago, a position urged on him by his Yale classmate Robert M. Hutchins, who was the university's president. When Benton was secretary of state for public affairs, he converted for peacetime use the U.S. Information Service, the cultural exchange programs, and the Voice of America. http://ronaldhilton.blogspot.com/2004/08/william-benton.html   (138 words)      100 Canadian Poets - Poet's Name - Profile Robert William Service was born in Preston, Lancashire, England on January 16, 1874 to Scottish parents. Roberts, R. A bibliography of Robert William Service, 1874-1958. Roberts, F. "A Bibliography of Robert William Service." Four Decades of Poetry 1890-1930 1 (1976): 76-85. http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/faculties/HUM/ENGL/canada/poet/r_service.htm   (138 words)      Untitled Munson, Henry c Black, William d Murphy, Robert H.c Blizzard, Thomas a Murphy, William Bradford, John OÂ’Neal, Dennis Brong, George Phalen, Francis Buck, William Pipher, William c Cain, Joseph d Poff, George W. Caldwell, Jonathan Putnam, Israel Chadwick, Edmund Remp, George. Bareford, William McDowell, R.W. Barrett, Edward McGraw, Joseph Barry, Homer McIntire, James Birnie, Robert W. McLear, Henry C. Boutcher, Joseph G. Mendenhall, Elwood H. Boyd, Henry M. Miller, Thomas Buck, Francis N. Miller, William Buzine, Martin Mitchell, William C. Buzine, Samuel, Jr. Ginn, John F. Sterritt, William H. Greenhalgh, William Stuart, Andrew Gregg, Samuel Stuart, William Haley, Edward d Taylor, Thomas Hamilton, William Thompson, Edward Henvis, Joseph. http://www.xtinahs.org/PEOPLE/RevWarRoster.html   (3297 words)      Sinton Family Trees - Ballyhagan & Richhill - Appendices 1668 William Kenningham, being sued for tythes and Clerk's wages, in the Primates Temporal Court at Ardmagh, by Robert Smyth, farmer of small tythes, had taken from him, by the Bailiffs, a horse out of the plow worth £3. William Brownlow and Robert Delap is desired to lend the said twenty shillings to James Fox towards buying him a loom and take his bond for it on behalf of this meeting. William Brownlow and Francis Hobson have been concerned in that service for many years and Friends are concerned that others should be appointed to assist them. http://bob-sinton.com/ballyhagan/appendices.htm   (3297 words)      trvfg10.txt Naunton went to Scotland in 1589 with an uncle, William Ashby, whom Queen Elizabeth sent thither as Ambassador, and was despatched to Elizabeth's court from Scotland as a trusty messenger. He came to court in the service of Sir James Overbury, obtained the active friendship of George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, and was sworn as Secretary of State on the 8th January, 1617. Sir Robert Naunton was of an old family with large estates, settled at Alderton, in Suffolk. http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext99/trvfg10.txt   (10601 words)

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