Genealogy of the Roy family, including Boudreau, Burnett, Myers, Ward, Whelpley, and Woodman
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2 | Death Record of Sarah Lane |
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5 | Llanthony Priory Today |
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6 | Lineage Book of the Charter Members of the DAR entry for Gertrude Gladwin |
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7 | MS St. Louis Wikipedia on MS St. Louis | |||
8 | RMS Mauretania | |||
9 | S.S. Cristobal | |||
10 | S.S. Cristobal shown on a stamp | |||
11 | SS Helvetia The S/S Helvetia of the National Line, was built in England in 1864. It made the crossing between Liverpool and New York up to 1891. The ship had a tonnage of 3 318 gross tons, and had a length of 371,5 feet and a width of 41,2 feet. It was rebuilt in 1872 and lengthened to carry more passengers. There was space for a total of 72 cabin passengers and 1,200 passengers in the steerage. The ship is a typical example of how steam was combined with sails. The top speed of the S/S Helvetia was 10 knots. The company advertised large, light and airy quarters, which were heated with steam during the winter months. [old tradecard] She was wrecked in 1894. The report read: The Court, having carefully inquired into the circumstances attending the above-mentioned shipping casualty, finds, for the reasons stated in the annex hereto, that the same was due to the "Helvetia" being sent to sea in an unseaworthy condition and to her being prematurely abandoned. The Court finds the master, John Gallichan, in default, and suspends his certificate for two years. The Court also finds the owner, Mr. Varley (a party to the proceedings), very seriously to blame, and orders him to pay to the solicitor to the Board of Trade the sum of 500l. on account of the expenses of this investigation. | |||
12 | 1850 Census | |||
13 | 1860 Census | |||
14 | 1870 Census | |||
15 | 1871 Census Mortality Schedule | |||
16 | 1880 Census | |||
17 | 1890 Veterans Schedule | |||
18 | 1917 Connecticut Military Census form for Edward Horace Whelpley |
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19 | 4th Regiment Roster |
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20 | A Memorial to Simon and Martha Wolcott | |||
21 | A sketch of New Hanover Lutheran Church in 1768 In 1768, after having worshiped in three log structures for the first three-quarters of a century that it existed, the congregation at New Hanover dedicated its new stone edifice, the building which continues to serve to this day. During the War for American Independence, the new church building served in a way its builders did not anticipate. In the autumn of 1777 the Continental Army, led by General George Washington, retreated before the oncoming British. They carried with them their wounded from Brandywine and Paoli. As the army moved north of the Schuylkill River, encampments were established from Pottsgrove to Towamencin, and the church at New Hanover became a temporary hospital. In 1777-1778, the Reverend Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg, son of Henry, served the New Hanover congregation. He later entered civil life and served both in the Continental Congress and the first Congress of the United States, where he became the first Speaker of the House of Representatives. | |||
22 | A very young Edward Horace Whelpley | |||
23 | Abbaye de Fontevraud | |||
24 | Abijah Eddy Brooks (1842-1939) | |||
25 | Abijah Eddy Brooks (1842-1939) | |||
26 | Abstract of Katherine Warren's Will | |||
27 | Ada (Copeland) Gladwin & Daughters | |||
28 | Adam Merdian and Family | |||
29 | Adam Meridan | |||
30 | Administration page of James Latham's probate record | |||
31 | Agnes (O'Neil) Scully |
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32 | Aidan (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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33 | Aidan Roy in his First Year (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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34 | Albert and Margaret Sahr's Family circa 1900, Family dining room | |||
35 | Albert Sahr | |||
36 | Alex and Amanda Godin | |||
37 | Alexander Balas and Cleopatra Thea |
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38 | Alexander the Great | |||
39 | Alexandre P. Godin | |||
40 | Alexandrine Haché | |||
41 | Alfonso VI of León and Castile 13th century miniature of Alfonso VI from the Tumbo A codex at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. |
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42 | Ali ibn Abi Talib | |||
43 | Alien Certificate of Lionel H. Buck | |||
44 | Allyn Family Plot in Glendale Cemetery | |||
45 | Althea (Oakes) Myers | |||
46 | Althea Brindle | |||
47 | Amanda Dushion (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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48 | Amanda Godin | |||
49 | Amon Walls, Marie, Margaret and Helen Love cira 1918 |
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50 | Amy Goodell | |||
51 | An early 14th-century depiction of the White Ship sinking in 1120 | |||
52 | Angeline (Goodell) Blanchard | |||
53 | Anna C. Gladwin | |||
54 | Anna Goodell | |||
55 | Anne of Kiev from Saint Sophia's Cathedral, Kiev | |||
56 | Anne Rebecca Fleck Lotz Harry Lotz' Wife | |||
57 | Announcement of their WeddingA Victorious AkronianCards have Lea received in this city from Mr. and Mrs. M. Robertson, of 247 Ferry Steet, Cleveland, for the marriage of their daughter Ada Leona Copeland, today, at 8 o'clock, to Stephen Cooper Gladwin, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fiancis Gladwin, of Voris Street, Akron. For some time past "Steven has been making head quarters at Cleveland where he has been doing a splendid business. As a sculptor he has but few equals, though yet young and the future for this Akronian is unusually brilliant. About twenty of Mr. Gladwin's intimate friends from here besides members of his family will witness the ceremony. That Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gladwin may forever enjoy happiness and success is the wish of his multitude of friends. The Times extends congratulations. |
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58 | Anthony Colby |
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59 | Antiochus IV, ruler of the Seleucid Empire | |||
60 | Antiochus VII Euergetes (Sidetes) |
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61 | Anton Merdian's Declaration of Intention | |||
62 | Application for a Military Veteran Headstone for Andrew A. Travis | |||
63 | Application for Veteran of World War II Compensation for Charles P. Myers | |||
64 | Application for World War II Compensation | |||
65 | Application for World War II Compensation for William Kenneth Sahr | |||
66 | Application for World War II Compensation from John Robert Gaughan |
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67 | Application for World War II Compensation from Louis Albert Sahr | |||
68 | Application for World War II Compensation of Paul V. Scully Jr. |
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69 | Application of Gerard J. Sullivan | |||
70 | Application of Marriage License of Margaret Clark and John R. Gaughan |
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71 | Archbishop Ruthard of Mainz and Henry V | |||
72 | Armes of Saher de Quincy | |||
73 | Arms of Aenor de Totenais | |||
74 | Arms of Bernard I |
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75 | Arms of Bertram de Verdun | |||
76 | Arms of Blanche of Navarre | |||
77 | Arms of Bohun Azure, a bend argent cotised or between six lions rampant or | |||
78 | Arms of De Vernon | |||
79 | Arms of Del Vasto | |||
80 | Arms of Edmund of Langley As a son of the sovereign, Edmund bore the arms of the sovereign, differensed by a label argent, on each point three torteaux | |||
81 | Arms of Edward III | |||
82 | Arms of Edward the Black Prince | |||
83 | Arms of Gilbert de Clare | |||
84 | Arms of Gui II | |||
85 | Arms of Hugh Bigod, Earl of Norfolk | |||
86 | Arms of Humphrey de Bohun. Azure. a bend arzure. between. two cottises and six lions rampant. or. | |||
87 | Arms of Isabella of Castile, Duchess of York | |||
88 | Arms of John of Gaunt | |||
89 | Arms of Mortimer Barry or and azure, on a chief of the first two pallets between two base esquires of the second over all an inescutcheon argent | |||
90 | Arms of Ralph Basset KG, Lord Basset of Drayton Or, three piles, gules, a canton, Ermaine | |||
91 | Arms of Richard de Clare, Earl of Hertford | |||
92 | Arms of Richard Marshal, Earl of Pembroke | |||
93 | Arms of Roger de Quincy | |||
94 | Arms of Ros Gules, three water bougets argent | |||
95 | Arms of Sir Baldwin Wake, Lord of Bourne | |||
96 | Arms of Sir Eudo FitzHubert de Rie |
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97 | Arms of Sir Eustace de Whitney, Lord of Pencombe | |||
98 | Arms of Sir Walter de Hungerford | |||
99 | Arms of the Percy Earls of Northumberland Or, lion rampant azure, armed and tongue gules | |||
100 | Arms of Theobald III |
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