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Volunteers, clients and staff enjoyed an evening of celebration and memories Saturday during Community Caregivers of Greater Derry's 25th anniversary party at the NH Aviation Museum.
Community Caregivers of Greater Derry, located in the Derry Masonic Temple, has proven a godsend for area seniors struggling to maintain their independence.
Volunteers assist their homebound clients with rides to medical appointments, household chores and anything else they might happen to need.
"It's hard to believe it all began in one room in a Londonderry office park," Executive Director Cindee Tanuma said, noting that at one time the organization's headquarters consisted of one small room with two part-time staff members.
"We treat all of them like an extension of our family," Tanuma said. "That's what we're all about."
A former air traffic controller, Pierce said he jumped at the opportunity to lend a hand.
"I just wanted to give back," he said.
"It's a good feeling to help someone else," he said. "We're all going to get there one day, and there could come a day when I'll be the one needing help."
During a visit to Derry Fest, Foley stopped by the Caregivers booth where she chatted with volunteers and staff members. She was immediately intrigued.
"It's a nice feeling to be able to help empower someone," Foley added.
Vincent Smith, chairman of the Community Caregivers board of directors, said there's a constant need for additional volunteers as the organization continues to grow.
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Insights into how cells move through the body could lead to innovative techniques to stop cancer cells from spreading and causing secondary tumours, according to new UCL research.
Scientists discovered that cells can change into an invasive, liquid-like state to readily navigate the narrow channels in our body. This transformation is triggered by chemical signals, which could be blocked in order to stop cancer cells from spreading.
Most cancer deaths are not due to primary tumours, but to secondary tumours in vital organs, such as the lungs or brain, caused by cells moving from the original tumour to other places in the body.
The study led by UCL researchers and published today in the Journal of Cell Biology, used embryonic cells to investigate how groups of cells move in a developmental process similar to that used by cancer to spread around the body.
The team report a molecule called lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) changes cells from a solid-like to a liquid-like state, allowing cells to flow between normal tissues in the body. Scientists were able to switch off the signals from LPA, stopping the cells from moving down narrow, blood vessel-like channels.
We have found a way to stop the movement of embryonic cells by blocking LPA signals. It is likely that a similar mechanism operates during cancer invasion, which suggests a promising alternative in which cancer treatments might work in the future, if therapies can be targeted to limit the tissue fluidity of tumours.
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Lead scientist Professor Roberto Mayor (UCL Cell & Developmental Biology), said:"We have found a way to stop the movement of embryonic cells by blocking LPA signals. It is likely that a similar mechanism operates during cancer invasion, which suggests a promising alternative in which cancer treatments might work in the future, if therapies can be targeted to limit the tissue fluidity of tumours.
"Our findings are important for the fields of cell, developmental and cancer biology. Previously, we thought cells only moved around the body either individually or as groups of well-connected cells. What we have discovered is a hybrid state where cells loosen their links to neighbouring cells but still move en masse together, like a liquid. Moreover, we can stop this movement".
The work was co-authored by researchers at Kings College London and Cambridge University, UK and Akita University, Japan.
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SoVaNow.com / February 13, 2013Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) announced three projects in Virginia to receive Industrial Revitalization Grant Funding (IRF). Sixteen applications were received and South Boston received $100,000 for purchase of the John Randolph Hotel.
Bill Shelton, director of DHCD, says in the program's first year, they saw the beginnings of several derelict structures being brought back to life and these funds not only restore vacant, unused buildings, but spur economic revitalization, bringing jobs and more private investment to communities that need it.
Tamyra Vest, executive director of Destination Downtown South Boston (DDSB), said "DDSB received a $25,000 grant in February 2012 for a feasibility study for development of the John Randolph Hotel as a boutique hotel. The feasibility study showed a landmark ready for renovation and possible expansion and presented the development, investment and marketing for making the property a business and community sucess."
"We are excited to be working with a developer that is interested in pursuing the project. Initial discussions with the developer indicated the importance of DDSB and the Town to get control of the property. The South Boston Industrial Development Authority (IDA) applied for an IRF grant of $100,000 to be able to work with the developer to pursue developement of the hotel in line with the feasibility study."
Ted Daniel, South Boston town manager, said, "We are really grateful that DHCD saw fit to support our efforts to save the John Randolph Hotel and develop it in a way that will preserve it through Historic District Tax Credits and complement the whole downtown revitalization effort."
"Memories are made at these types of hotels and travelers are looking to experience things that are both off the beaten path and offer something they can't find anywhere else. More and more travelers are looking outside of the flagged hotel brands for accommodations and these hotels don't have to offer five star accommodations. They need to be warm, unique, and different, and offer the traveler a "welcome mat experience" of local hospitality and serve as a gateway to other attractions and destinations in the area. This grant provides us the first baby step in making this dream a reality," Vest said.
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Introduction of the Label "Barrier-Free" to State Accessible Facilities in Berlin (Germany)
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In July 2007 the "Berlin-Pankow" station was the first German underground station to be labelled "barrier-free." The new label "barrier-free" was developed through close cooperation by several institutions from the economic sector, trade, tourism, culture and science. It was introduced to make clear the state of the city's transport accessibility.
The label contains a white arrow on a light yellow background and signals a quality standard to people with disabilities. It is only awarded when certain quality standards are met. In the case of public transport that means stations must be accessible stair-free by elevators or ramps. It also means the elevators need to have a voice system, a tactile>
operating system approximately 85 cm high and a navigation system with contrasting optimised and tactile guidance for visually impaired people at all platforms, at the exits and at the elevators.
By late summer 2007, 200 labels had already been awarded. These indicate not only that people with diverse disabilities are welcome, but that the establishment provides benefits for all. In addition to public transport stations, restaurants, hotels, supermarkets, museums, etc. can be labelled. The "barrier-free" label is not a certificate for barrier-free construction but supports that.
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A severely disabled woman has told of her heartbreak after her carer stole from her.
Katy Montgomery, 34, spoke after Glenis Rhead, 40, appeared in court and admitted two counts of theft by employee.
Rhead was a carer for Miss Montgomery, of Lancing, when she withdrew £100 from her account on December 28, 2013.
She also took £100 from the vulnerable client so she could buy an iTunes voucher, Worthing Magistrates' Court was told on Tuesday.
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Rhead, who left her job at Worthing and Arun Caremark Team around four months ago, was spared jail.
Instead magistrates ordered her to take part in a four-week curfew.
She was told to remain in her home in Ruskin Road, Worthing, between 7pm and 7am. She was also ordered to pay Miss Montgomery £200 compensation, a £60 victim surcharge and £60 court costs.
Speaking after the case, Miss Montgomery said: "Glenis left me so she could go and steal from me.
"I have cerebral palsy and she was my PA, but she abused my trust.
"At first I didn't notice but then I saw it on my back account.
"I was really upset."
She told how Rhead to steal money from a piggy bank-style box she had while she was in the shower, using it to buy the music voucher.
"It has really knocked me for six," she said.
"How can people do that?
"I am very upset. I have lost my trust in people as a result of it.
"She was meant to care for me but went straight out my flat to the nearest bank and withdrew my money.
"I asked her to take £10 for food - she ended up taking £100 for herself.
"I am appalled."
Worthing and Arun Caremark Team - who still had Rhead's details on their website yesterday - said they did not want to provide a statement.
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The New York Transit Museum hosted an event, which is held a few times a year, where they allow about 300 people to ride a functioning R1-9 train that was in operation from 1930-1970.
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(2 February) The 2 February election is over, but the Thais have to wait until at least 23 February to learn the outcome of the poll.
The delay is caused by cancellation of numerous polling stations in some of Bangkok′s districts and 10 southern provinces, where anti-election protesters blocked the election offices and other polling venues.
Future voting days will be held in areas where the public could not cast their votes today, Election Commission (EC) officials said.
In the meantime, no preliminary result of 2 February election will be announced, said Mr. Banchong Sukdee, deputy Permanent Secretary of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA).
"The result will have to wait until the election is fully completed," Mr. Banchong explained, "Otherwise it would mislead the public".
According to Mr. Banchong, individual polling stations can count their votes and announce the result in front of the venue for the public to observe, but officials are not allowed to transfer these results to the Election Commission.
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Brig Gen. Teresa Djuric, former Holm Center commander, Tech. Sgt. Renika Kenan, NCOIC, executive services, Holm Center, and Tech. Sgt. Damien Pierce, executive assistant, Holm Center, team up to solve an Officer Training School-related issue last month. (Air Force Photo/Airman 1st Class Christopher S. Stoltz)
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-- When walking into a command section of a wing, squadron, or organization, one may find officers throughout, completing their individual jobs to effectively support the mission. However, in the Holm Center command section, Tech. Sgt. Renika Kenan and Tech. Sgt. Damien Pierce are some of the first individuals a person sees when entering.
It is uncommon, but not necessarily rare seeing non-commissioned officers working in a command section. However, if NCOs are found in the command section, it is because they are some of the best NCOs in their career field, because the standards, expectations and requirements from a command-staff are extremely high.
"When selecting an NCO to work for the Holm Center command section, they have to possess certain qualities," said Chief Master Sgt. Nicholas Slater, superintendent, Holm Center. "They must be a professional who always brings their A-game, be dedicated to the mission, take ownership in their job, understand, know and articulate the process, be an effective communicator, be able to lead subordinates and exercise effective followership to accomplish the mission and understand the Holm Center's mission and how their daily activities contribute to it.
Although it may seem like a long list of requirements, they exist because the command-section staff must be the best, because they directly assist their commander in achieving their daily mission.
"Every person in a command staff works together toward one primary goal," said Col. Stewart Price, vice commander, Holm Center. "They help the commander be the most effective leader possible and it goes without saying a command-staff NCO must be an absolute expert on their assigned duties. They must also exhibit loyalty to the unit mission and commander, be personally invested in achieving success and contribute proactively to a positive work environment. If they don't have the personality that makes those things possible, then it isn't going to work out."
Fortunately for the Holm Center, they have Technical Sergeants Renika Kenan and Damien Pierce serving in this viable role, and it is working out quite well.
"Technical sergeants Kenan and Pierce are self-starters and team-builders, two outstanding leadership traits we rely on in the Holm Center command section," said Brig. Gen. Teresa Djuric, former Holm Center commander. "These two NCOs are the foundation of the Holm Center command section, which includes 22 people. They ensure the command section works together to support its major programs which include: Reserve Officer Training Corps, Officer Training School, Civil Air Patrol-USAF and Junior ROTC. They also ensure the Holm Center meets its individual Air Force requirements and professional-development needs."
Working in the command section presents stressful situations and unique challenges, but it provides rewarding experiences as well.
"Having served the military for 12 years, this is the first assignment that I've been a part of that includes such a diverse group of personnel filled with both broad capabilities and talents," said Tech. Sgt. Renika Kenan, NCOIC, Executive Services, Holm Center. "Every day presents a different challenge but provides both personal and professional growth and I am a better Air Force Airman due to my experiences here."
Tech. Sgt. Damien Pierce, executive assistant, Holm Center, concurred and said working for a Center Commander has been one of the more-stressful and more-challenging positions he has held in 12 years serving in the Air Force. However, the challenging part is what makes it unique, he said.
He also said being able to see the commander in action is both inspiring and motivating, making the every-day tasks and challenges worthwhile.
"It is different than working for a command section compared to a normal chain-of-command because you witness the Holm Center commander making strategic level decisions, and in turn see personnel execute orders affecting center personnel and more than 125,000 OTS, AFROTC, JROTC, and CAP-USAF trainees and cadets located throughout the United States," he said. "The breadth of the Holm Center's serviced community and seeing the center commander make decisions which impact so many is what makes it great. Working in the command staff and directly supporting a commander with such a challenging mission makes being a part of it so rewarding."
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An RCMP forensic toxicologist testified Friday that morphine and codeine were found in the urine sample of a woman Lyle Howe is accused of sexually assaulting.
Christopher Keddy said at the Halifax lawyer's trial that if someone ingests codeine, about 10 per cent of it turns into morphine.
He said drugs weren't in the woman's blood sample, and there wasn't alcohol in her blood or urine.
The samples were taken as part of a sexual assault examination on March 21, 2011, about 24 hours after Howe was allegedly with the woman. He's charged with sexual assault and administering a stupefying drug.
The Crown says it will explore the drug aspect of the toxicology report when court resumes Tuesday. Most of Keddy's time on the witness stand Friday was spent discussing potential alcohol levels in the woman's blood, based on different scenarios involving the strength of drinks and the time spent drinking.
Keddy said the average person dissipates alcohol from blood at a rate of between 10 and 20 milligrams per 100 millilitres of blood per hour. If someone had an alcohol level at the legal driving limit of .08, that means it would take between four and eight hours for the blood alcohol level to drop to zero, he said.
Based on the amount of alcohol the complainant consumed the night of the alleged assault, according to some evidence, her blood alcohol level at 11 p.m. could have been as high as .123, Keddy said. The number varied depending on different scenarios presented to him in court.
Earlier in the day, a DNA expert said during cross-examination that the fact four condoms sent for forensic testing in the case were all contained in one bag could cause cross-transfer of DNA evidence.
Katherine Murphy told defence lawyer Mike Taylor that whether they were wet or dry when they went into the bag could also affect the likelihood of cross-transfer.
Murphy testified Thursday that DNA samples from two of the condoms matched the DNA profiles of Howe and the complainant. The other condoms didn't have sufficient DNA for a match.
Earlier evidence in the trial was that several condoms were found in the woman's apartment the day after the alleged assault and put in a garbage can.
After the woman's exam, a nurse gave her a bag to collect the condoms as evidence. She returned those to the hospital.
The complainant was collecting the condoms on the recommendation of the nurse, as she hadn't decided to go to police. She contacted them the next day.
Also Friday, Det. Const. Andre Habib, a forensic identification officer with Halifax Regional Police, testified that he seized 17 wrapped condoms and two empty wrappers from the woman's bedroom but was unable to get fingerprints.
The woman testified last week that Howe contacted her on March 20, asking if she wanted to go on a date with his friend, Jeff Brown. She didn't know Howe but recognized Brown as a customer of the store where she worked.
The woman said Howe told her he was coming along because Brown was shy. She said that while she was skeptical of the situation, she was comforted by the fact Howe is a lawyer.
The three had drinks at a bar and another at Howe's office before going to the woman's apartment building. She testified that she travelled with Brown, but he drove away after dropping her off at a side door.
The woman said Howe drove separately and came to her apartment about 10 minutes later. She testified that she has little memory of events that night after that point.
The woman said she awoke the next morning naked and sore, and soon suspected she had been drugged and raped.
Brown testified that Howe wanted to meet the woman for a sexual encounter, and that he was going along to provide an introduction between Howe and the woman.


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A 20-year-old was left dying in the road after a motorist deliberately ploughed into him and then drove off, a court was told.
Charlie Hancock was severely injured but still alive when Walter Brazil – who denies murder – drove off leaving him in the carriageway, Lewes Crown Court was told yesterday.
Mr Hancock was pronounced dead hours after the incident at about 10pm on May 13 last year.
Philip Bennetts QC, prosecuting, said that at about the same time members of the public came across Mr Hancock, Brazil also dialled 999 from his home and said he had hit "an unknown person" but driven off because he had "panicked".
Mr Bennetts said police visited his home, but before they turned up he put his clothes in the washing machine because "they smelled of cannabis".
He added: "The prosecution say this is because they had blood on them and not for the reasons given by the suspect."
Mr Bennetts said Brazil changed his story in face-to-face interviews with police and said he had been in his silver Chrysler Voyager with Mr Hancock in Rowan Way, Bognor, when "an argument ensued".
He said when Brazil was interviewed he told police: "He [Charlie] punched me.
"Charlie then got out of the car, I turned in the road to drive home and Charlie stepped out in front of me.
"I panicked and came home and called police."
Mr Bennetts said Brazil later added he had also punched Mr Hancock, from Pagham, near Bognor, inside the car and the argument between the two men "had come about from a drug deal the two had planned that evening that had not gone ahead".
Brazil claimed Mr Hancock jumped from the car while it was travelling about 30mph – but Mr Bennetts said a forensic collision investigation said while it was possible Mr Hancock had jumped from car while it was moving, it was travelling more slowly.
The forensic report said Mr Hancock was in a crouched position when he fell back onto the bonnet of the car before being flung forward, hitting the road.
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Poor in game adjustments, terrible off-a-timeout play calls, and terrible pep-talks (listening to his speeches during huddles make me cringe)
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I bought a black one for myself about a year ago and a cognac one as a gift a month later. They both look and feel brilliant, particularly the cognac one which looks very luxurious. They also don't make the phone feel at all bulky. Initially they appear to be excellent value too when compared to the overpriced covers in the Apple Store.
Unfortunately the black one started to look shabby after a few weeks. The seams around the screen separated, as did the seams near the camera. The latter problem was sufficient to interfere with the operation of the camera. I contacted Kavaj and they were brilliant at arranging a quick replacement. When it was around six months old the seams on the cognac one started to separate too in exactly the same way. It appears to happen if you carry the phone in the pocket of your jeans, the seams just aren't strong enough to withstand going in/out of tightish trouser pockets. I haven't bothered asking Kavaj to replace the cognac one, we binned it and bought from another manufacturer. We made that decision because the replacement black one was as defective as its predecessors.
This would be my perfect phone cover if only it was more durable. What a shame.
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Wow that was a quick and accurate response! The box I am making will have the same quadrant hinges ect. Will be posting pics on here as well when completed.
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Sorry to hear the news of your aunts death. Is it easy to book a day at Durham records as l haue a few peolpe i would like to trace. We liue in Weston but my mum and her family were born in Liuerpool and Sunderland and i haue a distant relation who liues there Doris . My mother passed away when i was 19 and my nan when l was 22 so i haue no family members to ask about our history. My mum was a Hetherinqton and her mother was a Elliott and her mother was a Qreenman. My qreat Qrandfather married a Wilkinson but l still can,t find were her oriqins are from. Thanks for all your help Take care. Emily
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|6 Apr 2006 12:02
Hi Emily That was one of the reasons I had closed it at the end of page 9... I was'nt sure If I was still going to go..as I knew she was'nt going to make it through the weekend Durham Records Office Yes Just phone them up and book a half day .. full day... or Wednesday's only on an Evening.. It will be 3 weeks before I get back up there.. with the Easter Holidays for the next two weeks plus I have hubby off work on his hols.. Mo the web addy is www(.)durham(.)gov.uk remove the brackets in popular pages on the right a link for Durham Records Office
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|6 Apr 2006 19:21
Hi Mo Thanks for the look ups for James Stewart. I think they are the same one, the year of birth is the same, once I find his marriage certificate i'll find out his fathers name. Many thanks Maureen Marshall
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|7 Apr 2006 08:25
Maureen, Sorry for such a late thank you. I had read about your aunt dying and didn't expect that you would still go so I didn't recheck the thread until this morning when I noticed a lot more posts had been added. Thank you, I'm sure it's the right couple. Anne
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Apologies for the late reply Maureen .... and I'm so sorry to hear of the death of your Aunt. Thank you very much for the information on the marriage of my great grandma and great grandad .... maybe now I can find out who his parents/family were. Regards Angie
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|Kate Shaw
|7 Apr 2006 18:47
Hope everything went off ok for you today Maureen. Love Kate
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|8 Apr 2006 08:25
Thankyou All For thinking about us Yesterday.. Everything went well and the Flowers that had been sent were beautiful... Very Emotional day... Mo
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|13 Apr 2006 10:53
Kate Shaw Hymer /s Nothing at St James..Hamsterley for a Thomas.. Nothing at St Mary the Virgin at Cockfield Northing at St Helen's Auckland... Sorry Mo
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|13 Apr 2006 11:10
Sharon Essex The only Stephen Murphy on the 1901 Census is this one for Sunderland Name: Stephen Murphy Age: 45 Estimated birth year: abt 1856 Relation: Lodger Household: View other family members Gender: Male Where born: Tipperary, Ireland Civil parish: Sunderland Ecclesiastical parish: St Luke County/Island: Durham Country: England Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Education: Employment status: View image Source information: RG13/4710 Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: North Bishopwearmouth ED, institution, or vessel: 26 Folio: 140 Page: 63 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 360 The head of the House was George B Cairns There is no 1911 Census available Mo
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|13 Apr 2006 11:36
Racing Girl in Michigan Brenda St Mary Magdalen's Church, Hart Anthony Cumming of this parish and Mary Ann Alderson of this parish were married in this Church by Banns this Twenty Sixth day of November in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Five by me William Gorst Harrison, curate. This marriage was solmenized between us Anthony Cumming who signs and Mary Ann Alderson who makes X her mark. In the presence of Richard Cummin who signs, Mary Cummins who makes X her mark and Thomas Gent... Hope this Helps Mo
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|13 Apr 2006 11:39
Linda Kennie Marshall born 1887 Chester le Street was this just a Registration District ?? No Ralph Marshall or Stephen Ralph Mashall born to Ralph Marshall at St Mary and St Cuthbert's Church, Chester le Street Mo CHESTER-LE-STREET REGISTRATION DISTRICT Registration County : Durham. Created : 1.7.1837. Sub-districts : Chester le Street; Harraton. GRO volumes : XXIV (1837-51); 10a (1852-1930). Parishes in Durham (1837-1930): Barnston, Birtley, Burnmoor, Chester le Street, Cocken, Edmondsley, Great Lumley, Harraton, Lambton, Lamesley, Little Lumley, Ouston, Pelton, Plawsworth, South Biddick, Urpeth, Usworth, Waldridge, Washington, Witton Gilbert. Registers now divided between Durham Northern, Sunderland, Durham Central and Gateshead districts. From FREEBMD Births Mar 1887 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MARSHALL Stephen Rolfe Chester le S. 10a 473
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|13 Apr 2006 17:26
Just thought I'd send you a <HUG>. Nice to see you back on the board! :-)
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|13 Apr 2006 17:59
Hi Mo- This is excellent news, it proves that Mary Ann Alderson was my Gt Gt Grandmother! In an earlier trip to the DRO you gave me the info that Anthony was the illegitimate son of Amelia Cummins and that she already had another illegitimate older son called Richard... and here he is signing the register as a witness, not sure who the second Mary is though! Remember I asked yuou about how to go about finding bastardy records for Durham? I found this bad news on the DRO site: 'Custody of the Records The records of quarter sessions remained in the custody of the clerk of the peace in rooms in the Exchequer building until after the Palatinate of Durham Act, 1836. In 1837 the Exchequer building became the University's library and the records were transferred to a new Exchequer building in 1855. In 1867 the deputy keeper of the public records examined the records and reported that those in the custody of the clerk of the peace looked as if they had 'been pitched into the rooms with a fork because they were too filthy to handle'. He also criticised the state of the Palatinate records and mentioned that the sheriff's records had been destroyed. The Palatinate records were transferred to the Public Record Office but records of the halmote courts, cursitor and auditor were less criticised and, as relating to bishopric property, were claimed by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (some are now in the custody of the University of Durham). The justices appointed a committee to look at the records and in June 1868 a rough list was made. A further list was made in 1915 and many items had disappeared in the interim. These included alehouse recognizances, convictions, recognizances, bastardy orders, removal warrants, depositions, old estreat rolls, treasurer's vouchers, including coroner's vouchers and papers, insolvent debtors' books, jurors' lists, papers relating to the new gaol and poll books. In 1961 the county appointed a county archivist and in 1963 the Record Office was opened in the new County Hall.' Looks like I'm out of luck on the early bastardy records, the only ones listed on the website were from around 1900 onwards. BUT, I still have a lot more info than I previously had, and most of it is thanks to you. Hope the last couple of weeks has not been too stressful for you. Hugs to you, and thank you again. Brenda
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|13 Apr 2006 18:08
Hi Susan Douglas Thankyou.. Your lookup is a little more complicated so I need a little bit of time to try and find out where he would be buried... Seaham Harbour itself has no Burial records...so will have a look the next time I am up there... I managed to get a half day slot yesterday so did some of the easier ones...to try and get them out the way... Mo
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|13 Apr 2006 18:30
Brenda Could the Mary Cummins be Richard's Wife ???? He was older... Mo
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|13 Apr 2006 22:18
That's a very good point Mo, she could well be. I think I'll have a trawl through the census records... Cheers, Brenda
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|15 Apr 2006 21:00
Hi Maureen - if it is possible and if you have time, could you please do a 'look up' for me on the following... 1. Marriage of James FOWLER born 1900 in Hunwick, I think he was married in South Church in 1922 to - ADA ??????????. 2. Marriage of Joseph FOWLER born 1901 in Easington. I believe he was married in 1928 in South Church to... JENNY ??????. 3. Marriage of Alfred FOWLER born 1912 in Hunwick, I think he was married in Shildon in 1939 to.... BEATRIX ???????? Unfortunately that is all the info I have, so if you can't manage - no problem. I just appreciate your offer.. many thanks... John
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|16 Apr 2006 20:02
Hi John There's these 1 James Fowler = Violetta A Malpas R112/AUCK - 83 - Durham Western (1913) Bishop Auckland Register Office James A Fowler = Alfreda Teasdale CCOCKF2 - 26 - Durham Western (1928) St Mary the Virgin's Church, Cockfield James W Fowler = Ada Iceton R148/AUCK - 236 - Durham Western (1937) >>>>Bishop Auckland Register Office<<<< 3 Alfred Fowler = Beatrice Parsley R145/AUK - 91 - Durham Western (1934) >>>>Bishop Auckland Register Office<<<< 2 The nearest I can up with for Joseph is John J Fowler = Jane Hopps R8/DW - 91 - Durham Western (1941) >>>>?Bishop Auckland Register Office<<<< If the three marriages that I have marked are yours they will have to be applied for from the Register Office Mo
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|17 Apr 2006 11:49
Mo, what can I say ?? - Except, absolutely brilliant - many, many thanks.. Best wishes... John (N)
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|17 Apr 2006 11:56
Thanks a lot for looking - bit of a brick wall now!! Hope all is well with you. Kate


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Final Score: (21) Marquette 95, Winthrop 73
St. Thomas, VI (Sports Network) - Vander Blue scored a team-high 26 points as 21st-ranked Marquette easily rolled past Winthrop, 95-73, in the quarterfinals of the 2011 Paradise Jam.
Darius Johnson-Odom added 20 points, while Chris Otule, Jae Crowder and Todd Mayo notched 11 points apiece for the Golden Eagles (3-0).
Andre Jones led all scorers with 29 points in a losing effort for Winthrop (0-3).
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Johnson-Odom dropped a shot from beyond the arc on the first attempt of the second half to set the pace for Marquette as they outscored Winthrop 50-36 in the second to complete the rout.
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