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Tuesday, 19 August 2014
Marianne Faithfull - Sparrows Will Sing
Marianne Faithfull the ultimate hell raiser, is back with a new album, Give My Love To London (sponsored by Mars). It always amazes me when those debauched types are interviewed and they can remember with such clarity word for word conversations of past events and yet they claim their lives has been spent in a drug and alcohol stupor. I had a couple of shandys at a pub in Blackpool over the weekend and I can't even remember the name of the hotel we stayed at. That's Blackpool for you.
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Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Thursday, 31 July 2014
RIP Kenny Ireland
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Saturday, 26 July 2014
Music To Sunbathe To
I was just a twinkle in my daddy's eye when this song came out. It was one of my mother's favourites and still is. I have fond memories of being about 3 years old sitting on my mother's lap, we'd be singing along together with the cassette tape, sometimes she would let me take over the steering whilst she lit a ciggy. Halcyon days! Hasn't the weather been gorgeous? Just like the long hot summers of yore. The Retsina is chilling, so grab a face reflector and pull up a deck chair it's Soley-Soley time.
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Friday, 25 July 2014
Lady Muck
Just look at the haughtiness expressed on the Lady in Waiting's face. Who does she think she is? She has delusions of grandeur, she thinks she is the queen herself, well you're not love, you're just a peasant like the rest of us. The next time you're out and about leave the imitation pearl choker in your tiny bedsit and wear your best Primark drip-dry clobber and wake up to reality, you're just a lacky! Oh and your seat is the one next to the bogs.
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Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Sunday, 13 July 2014
First Impressions
When Carmen's crown came out she stuck it back in with superglue and it stayed put for over 6 years that is until recently when she was sat guzzling a box of toffee poppets with such fevour that she didn't even notice when her cheap acrylic crown had come out and that she had swallowed it.
After many visits to the dentist, and many £££s out of my facelift fund, she was eventually fitted with a new bespoke porcelain crown and as a bonus the dentist had given the impressions he made of her teeth to take home and dispose off. Instead of throwing them away, I thought I would make a feature of them without her knowledge. I sanded the rough edges down, gave them a coat of white emulsion, then stained them with a used teabag and baked them in the oven for half an hour, then once cooled I gave them a coat of furniture wax and they look amazingly like ivory and just the effect I was after. I can't say she looked thrilled when I presented them to her as a birthday present, in fact she looked at me as if I wasn't altogether plumb. The ungrateful bitch!
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Tuesday, 8 July 2014
Sunday, 6 July 2014
Wednesday, 25 June 2014
A gentleman caller gave me this beautiful cactus plant over two years ago, it's clump forming with flattish segments it looks a bit like root ginger from certain angles, it was in flower when he gave it to me and it's been in flower ever since. I've been scouring the Gardener's Encyclopedia of Plants & Flowers and the internet looking for it's name, but sadly no joy.
I see from the picture that Carmen has forget to pick up her wages!
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Thursday, 19 June 2014
Shop Assistants
Do you remember not so long ago when a Swiss shop assistant refused to sell Oprah Winfrey a handbag? Well, a similar thing happened to me last year at the El Cortes Ingles department store in Santa Cruz, Tenerife. I was in menswear, admiring their fine array of V neck jumpers, I picked one I liked in charcoal grey. I was just checking the label for size and making sure that it wasn't made in China, when a hand belonging to the most snootiest looking shop assistant I've ever seen snatched the jumper from my grasp, folded it up and then placed it back on the shelf. As I reached for another jumper she wagged her finger under my nose saying "ah! ah!" and showed me the 90 euro price tag! After a few choice words to the "Shop Girl!" I left the store feeling a bit like Edna The Inebriate Woman. I'm sure Oprah must have felt that way too.
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Sunday, 15 June 2014
Wednesday, 11 June 2014
Morrissey - The Ballad Of Cleethorpes
This heat is turning me into Blanche Devereaux I can't stop thinking about men and there is nothing I can do about it. I visited Cleethorpes today with my maid of all work Carmen. All the time I was there this tune kept popping into my head, especially the line "Come Armageddon come Armageddon come..." I'll let Morrissey tell you the rest in his musical travelogue. I'm ending my day with a cherry brandy and a hearty round of Candy Crush.
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Saturday, 7 June 2014
Clothing The Poor
There is a Chinese proverb that says 'Beware of occasions that demand new clothes' I've always ignored this piece of advice and as a result had a frightening number of clothes spilling out of my wardrobe many items have never been worn and still had the price tags attached. So before I went away on holiday I set about minimizing my wardrobe to 50% packed away in 11 black bin bags including the YSL shirt I bought from Fenwicks in canary yellow, the price I paid for that shirt is a secret I will take to the grave, I only kept it as a reminder that drinking alcohol in the afternoons and shopping don't mix. I didn't want to give them to the Oxfam shop because I didn't want the staff to have first dibs, so I sent them freepost directly to Africa.
I received a lovely e-mail this morning with a picture attached from Ipaishe Pipi Opekwe who lives with her tribe in a little remote African village somewhere in Botswana thanking me graciously for the wonderful donation. It brought a tear to my eye.
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Thursday, 5 June 2014
Bona Seadogs
|Fireworks and celebration for the arrival of the three Queens docked at Southampton. I don't know who the other one was!
|Lily Savage is looking a bit rough nowadays! No, it isn't Lily, it's the Celebrity Eclipse's Cruise Director Sue Denning. Bona riah!
After 2 rough days at sea, where did we find ourselves?
Malaga: Sunny with patchy cloud. Disaster struck, my maid of all work Carmen, started to complain of back ache whilst in a Spanish café, as we got up to leave, she let out an almighty howl, silencing the café, just like a scene from the Rovers Return. She was hobbling around Malaga bent over and looking like a human question mark, oh, it was funny. Later on in the evening she started writhing on the bed in agony, clutching her neither regions and babbling of green fields. I called the medical emergency number and they told me to bring her down to the clinic, dressed in a white robe she looked like Iphigenia about to be sacrificed. The nurse took a water sample and it showed what we had suspected, kidney stones, the nurse gave me the cup to look at, (I took it gingerly and asked her if she had a chilled one) with all the racket Carmen was making I was expecting to see kidney stones the size of marbles, instead of what looked like grains of sand, all that fuss for that! An injection of pethidine in her arse cheek, some pain killing tablets and a course of antibiotics soon cured her moaning. Mitzi $350 poorer!
|At around 7pm our cabin boy Custard from Goa would come into our room to turn down the beds and every night he would place a chocolate on our pillow. Wasn't that nice of him?
Day at sea
Cabin fever! Carmen still raving.
Cannes: Warm and sunny. Tender boats today. Spent an hour traipsing around Cannes on my own, it was during the film festival too, the place was heaving.
|An unCanny resemblance to Bridlington! Taken from the balcony.
Civitavecchia: Cold and overcast. I phoned my mother, she said it was 80 degrees in the UK today! Trip to Rome cancelled due to Carmen selfish malady got full refund for both our trips. I took the shuttle into Civitavecchia, nice little seaside town, had a look at the shops, bought an ice-cream and sat on a bench. Feeling very sorry for myself. I dread going back to the ship to moaning Myrtle.
Livorno: Sunny. Trip to Florence/Pisa cancelled due to Carmen's ailment, although she says she's feeling a lot better today so we could have gone on the trip after all. Managed a little stroll into Livorno instead, nice market. I should never have worn my new loafers, I've got blisters on my ankles the size of dinner plates.
Genoa: Sunny. Blisters are throbbing had to wear flip-flops. Walk through the back streets of Genoa and you will see standing on every corner a prostitute offering her wares to all and sundry. Narrow winding alleyways lined with shops on both sides, but today is Sunday and all the shops are shut. Reminds me of Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter films, minus the prostitutes. A lovely Danny La Rue style drag queen called Diane Cousins is our entertainment tonight, I've seen her act before, she's quite good.
Day at sea
Sunbathing on deck, I wanted a sun bed with close proximity to the Americans so I could observe their strange ways from behind dark glasses. I wasn't disappointed. An American woman on the sun bed next to mine was reading her Kindle, she stopped reading, turned to her husband and asked him (Hank) what colour is heliotrope? He shook his head in the negative, then she turned and asked me if I knew, as if I'm the oracle of Delphi. I told her I didn't know, but the clue is sometimes in the name Helio/Helios in greek mythology is a sun god, so I reckon it'll be a deep yellow colour, then I asked her to read out the sentence to see if it fitted: "Susan lives in a heliotrope painted apartment" didn't give much away there, but we were both contented that Susan lived in a yellow painted apartment, until Carmen piped up and said it was purple. Only mad people and goths paint their apartments purple. Poor Carmen, she's still delirious from her ordeal.
Gibraltar: Sunny.
I called my mother to ask if she knew what colour heliotrope is. She also said it was purple. I visited the barbers for a tidy up and bought a china mug with 'Her Ladyship' written on it. Bobby Davro is tonight's entertainment, think I'll take a couple of Carmen's strong pain killers and have an early night.
Yet another frigging Day at sea. Overcast.
Ventriloquist act is performing in the theatre tonight, think I'll go and slit my throat.
Lisbon: Pissing down with rain. Very hilly, it seems a very popular place with lesbians for some strange reason. Lady pianist called Clare Maidin is performing for us tonight at the theatre. I've seen her performance before. I wonder if it'll be the same act.
2 miserable days at sea, it's too wet and cold to sunbathe.
Southampton hurrah!
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Those who can't do, teach?or so the old adage goes. Not so with JJ Wood and Bruce Olson, coaches at Pecan Grove Plantation Country Club's Wood & Olson Golf Performance academy. As players the duo boasts some pretty impressive resumes, including a stint as a varsity golfer at Pepperdine University for JJ and coaching a third-place finisher at the 2000 Shell Houston Open for Bruce, among many other accolades.
It's this extensive background as players that has led to the formation of their teaching philosophies. When they take a student under their wing, they assess the entirety of the player's game?from mental approach to physical conditioning to unyielding devotion to a single pair of lucky socks. They then craft a training program uniquely suited to his or her skills, filled with such components as video analysis of the full swing, practice with reading greens, and golf-specific physical training. The approach clearly works: past students have gone on to earn golf scholarships at schools such as Notre Dame, the University of Texas, and UC Santa Barbara, in addition to taking home several state and club championships.
Rose-Rich Veterinary Clinic expanded its pet-care services with the opening of its 10,000-square-foot facility in 2010. Cat condos built into a bay window, separate checkup, surgery, and treatment rooms, an isolation ward, and eight themed luxury dog suites are among the new amenities at the clinic, which first started serving the community's furry friends nearly 50 years ago. The facility also makes room for six veterinarians and an animal-care team that keeps boarded pets fed, exercised, and up-to-date on global news.
For all that's changed and improved with the recent expansion, much has stayed the same. Dr. Charles McDonald, who founded the practice back in 1964, is still a part of the medical team—now he specializes in large-animal care—and Dr. Tucker Robinson, who joined Dr. McDonald in 1966 as a young Texas A&M grad, is still there, too, looking after the smaller patients.
Jump & Joy amps up the action at any kid's party with inflatable bounce houses and slides. Partygoers leap around inside bounce houses printed with popular characters from movies, tv, and Newsweek, and kids can also splash down thrilling slides. All inflatables have been designed with extensive safety features, such as ramps and screen mesh, and they're disinfected after every rental. Staff also creates themed packages that not only include a bounce-house rental, but also a party attendant, sweet treats, music, and decorations.
Lilli Design LLC is an interior design firm based in Dallas, Texas, and was founded in 2008. Katie Reynolds is a licensed and registered interior designer with a bachelor's degree in interior design. Over the years Katie developed a passion for designing residential spaces.
T.G.'s To Go's menu of homemade, ready-to-go meals satisfies groups of any size with homestyle casseroles, comfort foods, and side dishes. Trays of meatloaf, stuffed manicotti shells, and almond-topped chicken with wild rice vie for shopper's attention in the fresh and frozen coolers, with a small portion of any entree ($20) feeding a family of four or a touring kazoo quartet. Tubs of specialty salads such as black-eyed-pea and mandarin-orange ($3.50–$4.50/person) stand ready to act in a supporting role to any meal, and corn chowder and mushroom bisque ($10–$15/quart) warm bellies and fill soup-lover's bathtubs.

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The Vindico
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I love this book. I stayed up all night reading it. A nice change from the regular plot of heroes and villains.
LOVED the book, must have read it a bajillion times. Only thing I didn't like; the names. Lana, Leni, Lyle. Sam and Sliver. And all the other League/Vindico super-odd names. But I wrote down a mentor to protégé list and it really helped. (I had to use this book for the Forest of Reading thing my school does.) Can't wait for sequel!
This novel is truly an amazing read and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time I was reading it.The Characters are so great, they all have different personalities and are very unique with different powers.
I <3 this book. I'm so happy because I get to see Wesley King.
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You can meet Wesley King, author of The Vindico, in person at the Central Branch of the Whitby Public Library on Thursday, May 23 at 7:00 p.m.! Find all of the details here: http://www.whitbylibrary.on.ca/node/2933
I thought this was a really good book. I enjoyed how the author put different points of view, letting us get to know each character and their perspective of what was happening. I think it would be a really good superhero/villain movie kinda like the X-Men movies!
Cool Author Fact: If WESLEY KING could choose to be any superhero, he would be Superman, because he can fly around the world and reverse time!
a good book, i am hoping for more soon!
I like this book, but it needed a something. It was kind of sad that they didn't figure out that they were fighting on the wrong side though.
I thought this book was good but could have been better. This book reminded me of The Mark of Athena and a book I used to read called.NERDS. It reminded me of Mark of Athena because there was five characters narrarating both books. I don't really remember NERDS but I think it had the same superhero concept
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What if you could have any superpower in the world?
But first you had to become a supervillain...
Kidnapped form their everyday lives, five teens are given the chance to change their fate forever. Imagine being promised the super strength to take down the school bully, the power to read your best friend's mind, or the ability to make dishes wash themselves. But to earn these gifts, the teens must go against everything they've been taught their whole lives and join a league of the world's most notorious villains: the Vindico.
Held captive in a remote mansion while being forced to train with evil mentors, the teens plot their escape. But when it becomes clear that returning to their normal lives is no longer an option, their only choice is to fight.
In this darkly funny and action-packed debut, talented new author Wesley King introduces readers to a new breed of supervillain and delivers a fast-paced cinematic adventure that will pull you in from the very first page.
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07 August 2014
Your modern kitchen: top design ideas and inspiration
Posted by Paul Anater at 9:14 AM
Modern kitchen designs change as frequently as diets and appetites. But, if you're feeling sour about your current décor, sweeten the interior with the following kitchen inspirations.
Go Tech
Get high tech, opting for appliances with LED screens, range hoods that pop out when needed, and lighting that suits activities and moods of inhabitants. Stainless cooktops make maintenance easy and one-press oven options keep cooking convenient.
Those with kitchens adjacent to patios and outside decks, double or triple the size of the food serving area, purchasing wine cabinets, grills, and seating sets that endure all weather.
There are no limits for those who want to transform an outdoor area into a kitchenette space with mini fridges, outdoor dishwashers, and wet bar.
Up and Away
Finding a place for needs in tight spaces is a problem for apartment owners and city dwellers. Fix a number of shelves in your kitchen, fitting pots, pans, dishes, seasonings, and other needs into small spaces. Make a small kitchen larger through do-it-yourself strategy and rearrangement.
The Little Things
Updating major appliances is expensive but making a change in the handles and cabinet knobs also makes a huge difference in perception. Choose polished metal to transform the face of cabinets and drawers with minimal investment.
Fresh Paint
Change the 'feel' of the room with a fresh coat of paint, reading up on the psychology of colours. Blues relax inhabitants while bolder reds liven the room and keep visitors attentive to in-kitchen goodies and conversation.
Window Smart
Be smart about the little things, like changing the colour of drapes and introducing designer blinds. Get deals on popular products at Super Blinds Mart.
Designer Jars
Find eye-catching jars at kitchen suppliers or ask a creative friend to paint the outer surface of a number of store-bought cans. Customise containers that hold sugar, pepper, and other cooking ingredients.
Floor Focus
Focus on the kitchen floor, choosing a number of woods that make cleaning easy and floors beautiful. Alternatively, tile can be produced to look like wood, providing the appearance but costing only a fraction of the price.
Clean Countertops
Choose all-black or pure white countertops to counter other colours in the room. Alternatively, pieces of granite enrich the look of dated counter surface and cabinet faces.
Get inventive with tiles, creating a colourful backsplash. Fix your kitchen with art as well as a fresh design idea. Use tiles to include the names of friends, family members, and pets.
On an Island
Hire a carpenter to build a small island, creating more space for food preparation and storage. Creative providers fix pull-out shelves, extensions, and seating surfaces to serve as a mini kitchen table, especially useful to those trying to save space.
Get Hood
Range hoods have been stealing the show when it comes to modern kitchen refurbishments. With a number of model, placement, and exterior options, a well placed and designed hood becomes the crown jewel of the room.
Musically Inclined
Traditionally, the kitchen is a place for family and friends to come together. Today, Internet, smart phone, and big screen TV options steal away from time together. Make the room more inclined for habitation through buying video and audio components like iPod player/speakers and using iPads as small-screen televisions.
Kobey Hennessy is always renovating, whether it is his home, or one of his friends or relatives houses. An avid writer, too, he loves to share his ideas with others by posting a various blog sites.
Family-friendly kitchens: warm and cozy inspiration for your cooking place
Posted by Paul Anater at 8:38 AM
The kitchen is the hub of many homes and there is probably a constant stream of people traffic as people invariably gather around where the food and drink can be found.
Sometimes the layout of a kitchen needs updating to accommodate a growing family or maybe because it is starting to look a little tired. Here is look at how you can transform your kitchen into a warm and inviting family-friendly space, where everyone will feel at home.
Colour scheme
The layout of your kitchen is important and it needs to help you to cook and socialise with ease by making the best use of the space that is available, but to get the look and feel just right you need to make sure that you choose your colour scheme with care.
Yellow can give your kitchen walls an instant uplift, as it has the ability to give even the smallest space a sunnier disposition and it works well when you use the hue to paint the back walls behind shelving. Red and orange are also classic warm colours and all three of these colours certainly have the capacity to make a room feel more inviting and warmer.
Red might be a bold choice for some people in the kitchen, especially when you consider that it is the colour associated with stimulating appetite, so for a country kitchen style you should probably consider a lighter shade or colour that is not quite so overwhelming.
If you really want to use warm and cosy colours in your kitchen but would prefer to keep your keeping space a little more neutral, you may want to consider brown shades like chocolate chip or coffee with contrasting neutral colours like creamy white, which may be how your work top or cabinets have been finished.
Open-plan kitchen diner
If you have a kitchen that is large enough to provide a dining area within the kitchen then this is very often the modern solution for many households who have moved away from using a separate dining room to eat on a daily basis.
Plenty of seating is always going to a good idea especially if you have a family that is prone to large gatherings and enjoying mealtimes as a great way of catching up on the day's events. You find some great seating options at a site like Swivel UK, where you can draw some inspiration and decide which particular style or finish would work well in your kitchen space and colour scheme.
An open-plan area with plenty of seating choices will encourage everyone to hang around after dinner is over and not only does it provide a great family-friendly solution, but the added bonus is that this type of kitchen setup is always very attractive to house buyers.
This means that you are potentially adding value to your home with an attractive open-plan kitchen and with a warm and cosy colour scheme to draw everyone in, no one will be too keen to stray away from the hub of the house.
Josh Burke is passionate about functional and beautiful home spaces. When not working with clients revitalizing kitchens, basements, and bedrooms, he loves blogging about his inspirations and tips he's learned over the years.
06 August 2014
Top 5 Energy Efficient Appliances of 2014
Posted by Paul Anater at 6:32 PM
Home appliances account for most of the energy that you use in your home. One of the best ways to reduce your electric bills is by using energy-efficient appliances. These appliances apply advanced technology, allowing you to enjoy better performance. Here are the top 5 green appliances based on information compiled from 3 of the top professional home appliance repair and maintenance providers.
The Whirlpool Gold ® Series Dishwasher with Sensor Cycle
This dishwasher automatically selects appropriate wash and dry settings. The Whirlpool Gold ®Series dishwasher with sensor cycle cleans tough stains 35% better compared to other appliances. It uses adequate amounts of water, time, and energy, allowing you to make significant savings.
It has an efficient wash system that allows you to clean a full load with less energy and water compared to other models.
This dishwasher comes with specialized options that allow you to clean a small number of dishes while still remaining energy efficient. Its Top Rack Wash helps you save energy and time because it can wash dishes placed at the top. This means that you don't have to load dishes until you have a full load. It will also automatically determine how much water and time is required to wash the dishes on the top rack.
Its AnyWare™ Plus silverware basket allows you to free up additional rack space. The basket easily fits in the door or lower rack, allowing you to wash more dishes in a single load.
Its upper rack is adjustable and you can easily pull it in and out when you want to change its location to suit the size of the items you want to wash.
The Kenmore Elite 4.7 cu. ft. High-efficiency Top-Load Washer
This washer has an Energy Star ® label, making it an ideal choice if you are looking for a green appliance. The Kenmore Elite 4.7 cu. ft. top-load washer offers superior fabric care as one of its signature features. It applies Smart Motion technology that allows you to use 6 washing motions. It also has 14 wash cycle options and 5 temperatures, allowing you to save on energy, water, and time when cleaning your clothes.
This 4.7 cu. ft washer can accommodate large items such as bedding. It comes with an in-built heater that automatically warms water to allow enhanced cleaning. The heater will raise the water temperature quickly. This means that each fabric gets customized cleaning.
Information on the "Whirlpool Gold ® Series Dishwasher with Sensor Cycle" and "Kenmore Elite 4.7 cu. ft. High-efficiency Top-Load Washer" provided by: Accredited Appliance of Phoenix.
The Kenmore Elite 29.2 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Genius Cool™
This is an Energy Star compliant stainless steel refrigerator that is designed to offer better performance. The GeniusCool™ relies on two evaporators that cool the freezer and refrigerator separately. This means that your vegetables will remain crisp while your frozen items are protected from freezer burn.
It comes with the CrisperKeeper™ drawers that absorb the natural gas emitted by vegetables and fruits when they are ripening. This helps to keep your produce fresh for a longer period.
This refrigerator offers you more storage space but it still remains in the standard 25 cu. ft. footprint. It also features the CleanFlow™ Air Filter that is used to circulate air. It is more effective at reducing food odors compared to using baking soda.
The refrigerator door can store about 8 gallons of milk. This is remarkable when it is compared to other side-by-side refrigerator models.
It also comes with SmartSense™ Temperature Management that is designed to detect temperature changes in the appliance. This feature automatically adjusts cooling to ensure foods are stored at the most appropriate temperatures. Your foods will stay fresher for longer periods in this appliance.
The refrigerator also comes with the Kenmore® dispense system, allowing you to get filtered water. You can customize the system to get preset water amounts based on your preferences.
The Thermador 36" Masterpiece Series Electric Cooktop with Touch Control and Bridge Element
This cooktop comes in an elegant design and offers precise control and excellent performance. The Touch Control feature offers 17 power settings, allowing you to save energy when cooking or warming food. It has a panel lock, timer, and 9 cooking settings, fast preheat setting, and keep warm setting.
It has the Triple Element feature that is designed to heat various types of cookware efficiently. The size of the cookware will determine how much energy is used to heat it, allowing you to gain significant energy savings.
This is one of the few cooktop models that come with a bridge element. A dual-zone element is integrated, making it easy for the appliance to heat cookware that have unique diameters. If you have oblong cookware, this appliance will come in handy when you are cooking or warming food considering its one of only a few that can do it with ease.
Information on the "Kenmore Elite 29.2 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Genius Cool" and "Thermador 36" Masterpiece Series Electric Cooktop" provided by Appliance Repair Specialist of Tampa.
The Sharp R930CS 1-1/2 cu. ft. 900-Watt Convection Microwave
This is a stainless convection microwave oven that is usually used as a countertop unit but you can also have it built in. The Sharp R-930 uses 900-watt to function. It comes with more than 10 power settings. This oven has an interactive display with smart and easy sensor settings.
It has a turntable that allows food to heat evenly, reducing the amount of energy used. This appliance can also crisp, brown, bake, and broil different types of food. It's definitely the best appliance to use when you are making popcorn.
This convection microwave oven can accommodate a 13" cake pan and standard roasting pan. It comes with additional racks that allow you to bake two different dishes at the same time.
You can use this microwave oven to cook meats such as chicken, sausages, and steak. It comes with the Sensor Cook feature that allows efficient cooking. This feature is designed for cooking hot dogs, frozen entrees, and vegetables. All you have to do is place the items on a plate and select the Sensor Cook option for the particular food item and the appliance will do the rest for you. The sensor settings offered by this appliance allow you to realize significant energy savings when used regularly.
And there are no protruding parts on this appliance, making it easy for you to clean it up with some paper towels or damp cloth.
Information on the "The Sharp R930CS 1-1/2 cu. ft. 900-Watt Convection Microwave" provided by AAA Appliance Service Center.
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23 June 2014
Can different types of kitchen tiles have different hygienic qualities?
Posted by Paul Anater at 9:09 PM
Kitchen tiles come in a wide range of assorted colors and designs. They even vary a great deal in their sizes, ranging from exceptionally small mosaic tiles to larger ceramic tiles that measure one square foot each. In addition, kitchen tiles are used in a variety of different locations.
They can be used on the walls, on splash backs, the floors and, as always, the counters. However, there is one thing that they should all have in common. They should all be designed with hygiene in mind, and as such it should be easy to clean them and keep them free of bacteria.
For instance, kitchen tiles such as large ceramic tiles that feature deep grout can sometimes be a problem. Therefore, according to Yorkshire Tile, the grout should be finished with an antibacterial coating in order to ensure that bacteria cannot get deep into the grout and cause problems later on. This is important regardless of the location of the tiles, but it takes on a special importance when the tiles are used on the counter or in some location where the bacteria could possibly come in contact with food or food preparation areas.
In addition, it is important for you to choose the right types of kitchen tiles. The website www.tiles.org.uk focuses on the importance of choosing the right type of tile for the job that it needs to do. The website also directly ties this information in with following proper hygienic practices in the kitchen.
For example, ceramic tile is relatively easy to clean and it is easy to keep disinfected. Again, the problem usually occurs when the grout is porous and is not finished with antibacterial coating. This can easily be corrected by using the proper techniques for the grout. Furthermore, tiles that offer a mosaic appearance that are sold in sheets are easy to maintain and keep clean because they only offer the appearance of grout while the actual surface is completely smooth. These are easy to install and also easy to keep disinfected.
Choosing the right kitchen tile is vitally important, both for aesthetic purposes and to ensure that food preparation areas are kept as sterile as possible, and that the tile itself is not causing a problem related to hygiene in the kitchen.
A great first step towards finding the right tile is to know how you can protect it and keep it clean before you even use it. According to www.countrycustomtile.com, the sealant that protects against fungal and bacterial cultures is an impregnating seal, which works by seeping deep into the grout and tile and bonds with the molecules within. Remember that sealer need only to be applied on water-based grouts; epoxy-based grouts are already protected.
Clean the area carefully before laying the sealer down, and once it has set, make sure that it is dry before using it. One last precaution is to let your grout sit for a full two weeks before applying the sealer. And finally, if you are using a top coat sealer, it is not recommended for glazed tiles, as it will not stick well.
Labels: kitchen design, tile
20 June 2014
Blending in — creating a pleasant but practical kitchen
Posted by Paul Anater at 5:45 PM
|Julia Child's kitchen
It's said that the heart of the home is in the kitchen, and that's certainly true. The focal point of many family gatherings, the kitchen is often just a buzz of activity. Especially if you've got to cater for a large family, making sure your kitchen is well-planned out can prove a real time saver when it comes to maintaining a clean and hygienic atmosphere. Even if you're just cooking for one, you really can't underestimate the relaxation a few enjoyable hours in a neat kitchen can provide.
Kitchens should be designed, keeping not only aesthetics in mind, but also efficiency. Ensure that appliances are sensibly located – especially the main essentials like electric cookers, refrigerators, etc. — and workflow will be so much smoother. In fact, this is probably the most important factor while designing a kitchen.
Aesthetics are important, too. Taking the time to reflect on how you'd like your kitchen decorated is certainly worthwhile. Your kitchen has to be somewhere you enjoy spending time, and if you've got kids, making sure it's attractive for them, too, is a neat little trick to encourage them to help with the washing up! The counter tops, the colors of the appliances, the color of the backsplash — coordinate them all to make your kitchen a pleasant room to spend time in.
Making sure the kitchen is easy to clean will help hugely, too. Alright, that carpet might look great in the shop, but when it comes to mopping up spilled sauces and wine, you'll definitely be thankful for easy-wipe surfaces! Tiles come in such a variety of designs and colors that the hardest part of your job will be choosing what you want. Tiled floors, once laid correctly, can last a lifetime, so it's really essential to think carefully about how you want your kitchen to look today.
The appliances in the kitchen should also be coordinated with each other. If space is at a premium, buying an electric cooker with an oven makes sense. Preferably, choose appliances of the same brand, since it makes servicing them easier and you can often get good discounts when you buy more from one company.
Keep enough space to move around the room. Try to make a small eating space in the kitchen by putting an island with stools or a small table. Put up some colorful accessories such as pictures and plants to enliven the atmosphere.
These are but a few of the many ways in which you can make your kitchen the happiest place in your home. Apply them and you'll feel less like you're slaving away at a stove, and more like you're improving your quality of life.
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|December 22, 1773 RI
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|1590 England
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|1794 Nansemond County, Virginia, USA
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|1655 Winscombe, Somerset, England
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|30 Aug 2014
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|William Jefferson Pierce
|March 4, 1845 Georgia
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|1817 Georgia
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|26 Aug 2014
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|25 Aug 2014
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|Jesse Chapman
|24 Aug 2014
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|Sue Tidwell
|Mary (Pierce) Taylor
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|September 1848 Michigan
|Cathryn Hondros
|Hanible Pierce
|April 1, 1853 Russell, Kentucky
|B Pierce
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|Jean Pierce
|Martha Jane (Black) Pierce
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|Keir Skinner
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|John McVey
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|1650 Woburn,Middlesex,Massachusetts,USA
|Bob Nichol
|J Claude Pierce
|December 8, 1898 Georgia
|Vincent Piazza
|Inez P (Paschall) Pierce
|March 18, 1903 Florida
|Isaac Pierce Sr
|1661 Plymouth, Massachusetts
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|Abigail (Pierce) Reed
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|Rick Pierpont
|Roy Lee Pierce
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|17 Aug 2014
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|16 Aug 2014
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|February 15, 1902 Boise, Ada, Idaho, USA
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|Michelle McQueen
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|June 25, 1869
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|15 Aug 2014
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|1608 Norwich, England
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|October 25, 1696 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass
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|October 19, 1842
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|Charlotte Pierce
|September 30, 1894 Pennsylvania, USA
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|September 23, 1839 Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
|多美 b
|James George (Pierce) Pearce
|August 10, 1720 New Garden, Chester, Pennsylvania
|Kay Carter
|William H Pierce
|1850 Ohio USA
|Homer Hopper
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Roberts
|June 27, 1813 Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio
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|14 Aug 2014
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|August 15, 1903 New Zealand
|Michael E. (Thompson) Pierce Sr
|Kim Fulford
|Pauline (Robinson) Pierce
|April 1896 Marysville, Union, Ohio, USA
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|1859 Erie, Pennsylvania
|多美 b
|Franklin Michael Pierce
|May 11, 1919 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Mike Buell
|Helen R Pierce
|May 15, 1912 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Bertha Jane Pierce
|September 5, 1905 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Stella Belle Pierce
|January 26, 1902 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Alfred Edward Pierce
|December 21, 1908 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Katie Ann Pierce
|September 16, 1906 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|John Kenneth Pierce
|July 17, 1917 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Mary Alice Pierce
|November 20, 1910 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Hazel M Pierce
|1900 New York
|Nellie Rosetta Pierce
|January 26, 1902 Victory, Cayuga, New York
|Katie W. Pierce
|1842 New York
|Elmer George Pierce
|January 25, 1875 Hannibal, Oswego, New York, USA
|Elmer George Pierce
|William Edward Pierce
|Julie Marie Pierce
|Dennis Mathew Pierce
|Olive Maria Pierce
|June 23, 1871 Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada
|Sarah (Pierce) Addleman
|September 12, 1762
|Matthew Stidham
|Ann (Gainer) Pierce
|1663 Thornbury, Gloucestershire, , England
|Steve Sammons
|James Pierce Sr.
|March 24, 1748 Berkley, VA
|Kay Carter
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Creelman
|John Pierce
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Wilson
|Elizabeth Slade (Pierce) Butler
|March 22, 1822 Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
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|Francelle (Pierce) Lovelace
|Vincent Piazza
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|1848 Laurel Co, KY
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|September 26, 1881 Metcalfe, Laurel Co, KY
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|August 19, 1905 Ventura, Cerro Gordo, Iowa, United States
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|Archie Pierce
|October 1869 Iowa, United States
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|September 2, 1926 Minnesota
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|1590 Panington, Gloucestershire, England
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|Ann Pierce
|1635 Devon, England
|Marguerite Pierce
|July 1893 Ontario, Canada
|Robert Waddell
|James Pierce
|Marvin Focht
|12 Aug 2014
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|April 9, 1863
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|April 8, 1858 Tioga co.Pa.
|Sarah Pierce
|1847 Tennessee, USA
|Jeanne Taylor
|Margaret Louise Pierce
|July 30, 1859 Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Thomas Walter
|Mary Pierce
|Thomas Pierce
|John Pierce
|Luke Pierce
|Elizabeth Pierce
|Luke Pierce
|October 1826 County, Sligo, Ireland
|Delia A Pierce
|July 25, 1855 Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
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|January 24, 1923 Fruita, Mesa, Colorado, USA
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|Lucy Mae Pierce
|August 7, 1913
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|11 Aug 2014
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|August 15, 1814 Cortland, New York
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|Arwell Nathan Pierce
|October 16, 1910 Colonia Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
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|Mary Maude (Pierce) Pierce Hernández
|Mario Maldonado Chávez
|Emily F (Pierce) Cooper
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|Selenia Stieh
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|Chris Jackson
|Steven Pierce
|Christina Ulrey
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|Martha (Pierce) Wells
|May 22, 1829
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|Laura Harlow
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|Katharine E
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|1842 Ireland
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|5 Aug 2014
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|Joel Cardinal
|Richard Thomas Pierce
|Valerie Adair
|4 Aug 2014
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|1553 Norwich, Norfolk, England
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|Elizabeth Pierce
|July 8, 1827 Pikeland, Chester Co, Pennsylvania
|Richard Chandler
|3 Aug 2014
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|Nicola Pierce-Kirkland
|Nicola P. (Pierce) Pierce-Kirkland 7
|Mr David A. Pierce
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|2 Aug 2014
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|Mrs. Vicki L. (Pierce) Hassessian 2
|Vicki Hassessian
|1 Aug 2014
|Mary (Wyman) Pierce
|June 25, 1674 Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, America
|Buckley Howe
|Elizabeth Pierce
|1846 Ohio
|31 Jul 2014
|Hanna Pierce
|1730 Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA
|Tom Wilde
|Winnifred Pierce
|1581 England
|Lenny Darnell
|Jane Pierce
|1600 Heacham, Norfolk, England
|Willis Pierce
|Amanda Merritt
|Katy (Brassfield) Pierce
|December 1881
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|September 23, 1891 Kentucky
|Theresa thunderbird Coffey
|Mabel G (Pierce) Thompson
|March 8, 1917 Deary, Idaho, United States
|30 Jul 2014
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|1893 Minnesota, United States
|Merton L Pierce
|1892 Minnesota, United States
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|Michael Pierce
|Arthur Neil Pierce
|Misty O'Brien
|Griffin Logan Pierce
|June 11, 1869 Princeton, Mercer Cty, Missiouri
|Ivy Mable Pierce
|November 11, 1894 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|Elizabeth Pearl Pierce
|February 13, 1899 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|Bessie Logan Pierce
|October 7, 1892 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|Alvira L Pierce
|September 27, 1898 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|May Pierce
|April 1889 Washington
|Archie Aderile Pierce
|Ada Florence Pierce
|October 20, 1902 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|Beulah Sylvia Pierce
|March 2, 1905 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|Hazel Gertrude Pierce
|August 20, 1907 Colbert, Spokane, Washington, USA
|Bertha Ellen Pierce
|February 26, 1910 Colbert, Spokane, Washington
|Dorothy Thelma Pierce
|May 17, 1912 Colbert, Spokane, Washington
|Neil Richard Pierce
|November 27, 1915 Bovill, Latah, Idaho, USA
|Lucinda Levada (Pierce) Oliver
|Allison Owens
|Elizabeth Mary Pierce
|May 30, 1896 Colne, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
|Liz Duffy
|Erma (Pierce) Havens
|Becca Galloway
|Alma (Pierce) Rowland
|Unnamed Father Pierce
|Juliana (Pierce) Harper
|August 20, 1812
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|29 Jul 2014
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|1850 Texas, USA
|Jeanne Taylor
|John O. Pierce
|1847 Texas, USA
|George W. Pierce
|1845 Texas, USA
|Delia Ellen (Pierce) Faw
|April 17, 1889 Wilkes County, NC USA
|Stormy Faw
|Harry Pierce
|Dave Holland
|28 Jul 2014
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|May 14, 1914
|Mark Pierce
|Mark Pierce
|William j Pierce
|1845 New York, USA
|Sandi Ambler
|George Elezer Pierce
|November 15, 1846
|Son Pierce
|January 4, 1852
|Frank Albert Pierce
|March 27, 1853 Truxton, Cortland, New York, United States
|Charles Nelson Pierce
|April 27, 1855
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|November 10, 1820 New York
|Dwight Alexander Pierce
|August 26, 1849 New York
|Fannie Pierce
|1875 New York
|Malinda Emma Sarah Corinth (Pittman) Pierce
|1867 Georgia
|Elizabeth Blanton
|Elizabeth (Stoker) Pierce
|June 18, 1588 Norwich, Norfolk County, England
|Michael Thomas
|John Pierce
|April 8, 1588 Norwich, Norfolk County, England
|Jillaine Smith
|Hester Pierce
|August 6, 1612 Norwich, Norfolk County, England
|Kathy Lamm
|Susanna (Pierce) Castle
|1780 Dover, Kent, England
|Homer Hopper
|Ms. Adele C. (Eells) Pierce
|Mark Wilson
|Jonas Pierce
|Eli Mckinney
|27 Jul 2014
|Robert Pierce
|December 21, 1621 Norwich,Norfolk,England
|Valerie Adair
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Wilson
|February 24, 1682 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass
|Charlotte Pierce
|Charlotte Pierce
|John Pierce
|April 8, 1588 Norwich, England
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|Elizabeth Pierce
|March 6, 1658 Woburn,Middlesex,Ma
|Deborah (Converse) Pierce
|July 25, 1647 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass
|26 Jul 2014
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|1678 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass
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|September 16, 1899
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|Mary Lenna (Ranspot) Pierce
|July 10, 1899 Palo Pinto County Texas
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|Don Rothfuss
|Fannie Pierce
|August 1874 New York
|Sandi Ambler
|Louisa Pierce
|June 6, 1796 Milo, Yates, New York, United States
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|November 12, 1774 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Eleazer Pierce
|February 28, 1798 Milo, Yates, New York, USA
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|August 26, 1849 New York
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|1845 New York, USA
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|January 4, 1852
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|June 30, 1848
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|April 27, 1855
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|November 15, 1846
|Frank Albert Pierce
|March 27, 1853 Truxton, Cortland, New York, United States
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|November 10, 1820 New York
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|1677 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Mass.
|Bob Pierce
|25 Jul 2014
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|June 24, 1732 Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
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|Michaella Pierce
|Michaella Pierce
|24 Jul 2014
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|Gary Bunker
|Jacob W. Pierce
|Esther Belle Pierce
|November 2, 1899 Table Rock, Nebraska, USA
|Jane (Lunt) Pierce
|December 16, 1768 Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
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|Henry Pierce Jr.
|Thomas Bushell Pierce
|July 26, 1845
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|Karen Pierce
|Emma Pearl (Pierce) O'Dell
|Arleen Tackett
|23 Jul 2014
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|Ciara Humphreys
|22 Jul 2014
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|December 20, 1911
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|Isabella T. (Mathews) Pierce
|1845 Boothbay, Maine
|Kerry Fisher
|Henry Pierce
|1834 Southport, Maine
|Cora Elmira (Pierce) Peirce
|Keziah Pierce
|September 4, 1743 Lunenburg,Worcester,Massachusetts,United States
|Jonathan Kruger
|Horace Pierce
|1795 Leominster, Mass
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|21 Jul 2014
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|Mary (Hill) Pierce
|Carrol Mick
|John Milton Pierce
|August 13, 1908 Cherokee Co., Georgia, USA
|Ralph Crumpton
|20 Jul 2014
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|June 15, 1933 Rockmart, Georgia, USA
|Homer Milton Pierce
|January 5, 1932 Rockmart, Polk Co, GA
|Dennis Pierce
|August 1, 1936 Georgia, USA
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|March 19, 1948
|Ephraim B. Pierce
|March 15, 1827
|Marvin Focht
|Rhoda F Pierce
|1816 Massachusetts
|Timothy Wilder
|19 Jul 2014
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|1884 1960
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|September 2, 1856 Hickory, Mercer County, Pennsylvania
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|March 20, 1816 Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
|Elizabeth Ruth Pierce
|October 11, 1688 Woburn, Middlesex County, MA
|Bruce Cunningham
|Hester (Pierce) Morse
|August 6, 1612 Norwich, Norfolk, , England
|Bradley W Timerson
|Sophie Albertine (Pomplitz) Pierce
|多美 b
|18 Jul 2014
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|Walter Pierce
|October 19, 1842 Swanzey, New Hampshire
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|January 20, 1889 Wyoming
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|多美 b
|Scott Lee H Pierce
|January 18, 1866 Sharpsville, Mercer, Pennsylvania, USA
|Katrina (Pritzel) Pierce
|December 19, 1841 Baden-Württemberg, Germany
|Marvin Pierce
|June 17, 1893 Sharpsville, Mercer, Pennsylvania, USA
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|George Adams
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|February 2, 1772 Middleboro, MA
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|Elizabeth (Pierce) Bagley
|1833 French Canada
|Valerie Adair
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|Kathryn Wallis
|15 Jul 2014
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|1770 Ditchley, Northumberland, VA
|Mary (Pierce) Ball
|Sarah (Walters) Pierce
|January 25, 1701 Concord, Delaware. Pennsylvania, USA
|Kay Carter
|Sarah (Pierce) Gibson
|August 30, 1780 Watauga, Washington, NC
|Gainer Pierce
|February 1, 1694 Thornbury, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
|Steve Sammons
|Joshua Pierce
|March 5, 1684 Somerset, , England
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|October 1876 Texas
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|14 Jul 2014
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|November 14, 1883 Burnet, TX
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|Wallace Pierce
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|July 1, 1871 Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
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|13 Jul 2014
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|Nellie Irene Pierce
|September 30, 1904 Elfers, Pasco County, Florida
|Peter Roberts
|12 Jul 2014
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|August 22, 1854 Livingstone, Illinoise
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|11 Jul 2014
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|August 1899 Kansas
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|Elizabeth Blanton
|Esther R. (Pierce) Faber
|10 Jul 2014
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|July 28, 1795 Massachusetts
|Lottie Haven (Chase) Pierce
|January 5, 1873 Marshfield, Massachusetts, United States
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|September 23, 1817
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|9 Jul 2014
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|1619 England
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|David L. (Lidholm) Pierce
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|September 7, 1874 Emporia, Lyon, Kansas
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|Ethel Minerva Pierce
|May 29, 1897 Morrisonville, New York
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|1866 Ireland
|Liz Duffy
|Joshua Pierce
|May 15, 1643 Newbury, Massachusetts
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|David Wilson
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|1626 England
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|July 6, 1651 Charlestown, Middlesex, Mass.
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|Brian Westerman
|Phalbey P C Pierce
|October 7, 1837 Arkansas, USA
|Robert Birdsong
|Miranda Hancock Pierce
|March 28, 1852 Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
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|3 Jul 2014
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|March 7, 1643 Woburn, Middlesex, Ma
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|Kirsty Ward
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|John H. Pierce
|George Pierce
|Percival Charles Fifield Pierce
|July 5, 1913 New Zealand
|Hazel (Davis) Pierce
|Kim Fulford
|Robert I Pierce
|1900 Iowa
|Bob Pierce
|Steve R. Pierce
|Darlene (Pierce) Adair
|Valerie Adair
|Mary (Wilson) Pierce
|April 10, 1684 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass
|Joshua Pierce
|May 2, 1718 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass
|Joshua Pierce
|May 4, 1741 Lancaster,Worcester, Mass
|Johanathan Pierce
|April 26, 1773 Leominster, Mass
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|October 3, 1850 Lawrence County, Ohio
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|1862 Rock Elm TWP, Pierce County, USA
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|1 Jul 2014
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|August 17, 1878 Benonville, Arkansas
|Valerie Adair
|Hardy Pierce Jr.
|1792 North Carolina, United States
|Cynthia Ramsey
|Ruth (Deen) Pierce
|July 6, 1893 Georgia
|Elizabeth Blanton
|Asa Winslow Pierce
|September 22, 1821 Andover, Windsor, Vermont, United States
|Carol Bradley
|30 Jun 2014
|James Seneca Pierce
|March 6, 1827 St Lawrence County, New York, USA
|Thomas Pierce
|January 7, 1657 Malden,Middlesex,Massachusetts
|Thomas Pierce
|Sarah (Pierce) Moody
|1645 Watertown, MA
|David McAvity
|28 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Smith
|1665 Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Joan Webster
|Bertie C. (Pierce) Moore
|Elizabeth Blanton
|Mary Jane (Pierce) Maltby
|April 1845
|William Pierce
|1631 Westmoreland,Virginia,USA
|Gaye Tannenbaum
|Elizabeth Pierce
|1670 Rappahannock,,Virginia,USA
|Joseph D. Pierce 46
|Joseph Pierce
|Lydia (Bacon) Pierce
|Bob Pierce
|27 Jun 2014
|Jessie (Dixon) Pierce
|April 4, 1888
|Priscilla Loebenberg
|Lisa M. Pierce 325
|Lisa Pierce
|L (Pierce) Blanton
|Elizabeth Blanton
|Anonymous Pierce
|Danny D. Pierce
|Shack J. Pierce
|Marie M. (Pierce) Cochran
|John R. Pierce
|Retha L. (Pierce) Moore
|Hubert U. Pierce
|Opal M. (Pierce) Mullis
|Ola O. Pierce
|Idus G. Pierce
|Rutha Pierce
|1760 Edgefield District, South Carolina, USA
|Gary McKinnie
|John Pierce Sr.
|1730 Chowan County, North Carolina, USA
|John Pierce Jr.
|1752 Chowan County, North Carolina, USA
|William W Pierce
|1811 Gallia County, OH
|Judy White
|William Pierce
|1785 Massachusetts
|Virginia Mahala Pierce
|December 18, 1848 Galia,Ohio, USA
|Clyde Wilson Pierce
|May 24, 1885 Lincoln Township, Allegheny County, Pa.
|Duane Lenart
|26 Jun 2014
|Sara M. (Boyd) Pierce
|September 20, 1838 Lincoln Township, Allegheny County, Pa.
|James McKillup Pierce
|August 12, 1820 West Elizabeth, Allegheny County, Pa.
|John Boyd Pierce
|October 10, 1858 Linoln Township, Allegheny County, Pa
|Alice Jones (Donaldson) Pierce
|August 4, 1888 Elizabeth, Allegheny County, Pa.
|Ruthie E. (Pierce) Lenart
|Beverly Pierce
|Beverly Pierce
|25 Jun 2014
|Risden Dent Pierce
|April 3, 1912
|Liz Watson
|Oscar Pierce
|August 30, 1886
|Mary Pearce (Pierce) King
|Amanda Perkins
|Lewis Pierce
|1888 Texas
|Maria Angels Mas-Andreu
|Lawson E. Pierce
|April 29, 1837 Putnam CO. WV.
|Vicki Knight
|24 Jun 2014
|Emily J. (Burch) Pierce
|August 8, 1842 Mason, Fairfax, Virginia
|Iva Jane (Pierce) Parsons
|March 15, 1877 Buffalo, Putnam Co. WV.
|Lawson E. Pierce
|April 29, 1837 Putnam Co. WV.
|Barbara Pierce
|Rick Watts
|Mark Pierce
|Mark Pierce
|22 Jun 2014
|Jim E. Pierce
|Raymond Nichols
|Stella Mae (Hancock) Pierce
|James Pierce
|Carleen Smith
|21 Jun 2014
|Virginia (Pierce) Westmorlan
|Clemintine (Costner) Pierce
|Robert Ralph Pierce
|May 12, 1902 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
|Debbie Hiskins
|Mary O Pierce
|November 22, 1856 Georgia
|20 Jun 2014
|Judith Jacoba (Cloete) Pierce
|Esmé Grant van der Westhuizen
|Francis Pierce
|Georgine (Plummer) Pierce
|February 23, 1908 Pa
|Brad Plummer
|Opal Malinda Pierce
|Jason Lee
|John Arthur Pierce
|December 20, 1889 Winder, Barrow, Georgia
|Louisiana Lou Ann (Pierce) Brooks
|Debby Black
|19 Jun 2014
|Rickey W. Pierce
|Paula Briceland
|18 Jun 2014
|Amanda J. (Pierce) Donaldson
|Andrew Pierce
|October 24, 1669 Challock, kKnt, England
|Janet Gunn
|Andrew Pierce
|1621 Challock, Kent, England
|Sampson Pierce
|February 17, 1588 Challock, Kent, England
|Richard Pierce
|Becky Dowil
|17 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth (Shedd) Pierce
|1642 Groton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Daniel Pierce
|January 1, 1640 Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Ellis Pierce
|September 6, 1899
|Rob Hoyt
|Marjorie Ruth (Constable) Pierce
|October 23, 1916
|Ray R. (Pierce) Suppes
|Mari Suppes
|Richard Pierce
|1655 Challock, Kent, England
|Janet Gunn
|John Pierce
|May 22, 1653 Challock, Kent, England
|Tamasine Pierce
|August 8, 1619
|Richard Pierce
|March 29, 1618 Challock, Kent, Englnd
|Capt. William (Pierce) Perse
|1550 Dorsetshire, , England
|Katherine Patterson
|15 Jun 2014
|Esther (Pierce) Eachus
|Steve Sammons
|Clara May Pierce
|September 22, 1877 Pittsfield,Massachusetts
|John Van Deusen
|14 Jun 2014
|Rebecca Pierce
|December 28, 1729 Perquimans, North Carolina, United States
|Thomas Etheridge
|13 Jun 2014
|Nancy Ellen (Vaughan) Pierce
|September 1, 1871 Clifty, Madison, Arkansas, United States
|Daryl Maxwell
|Cornelia F. (Pierce) Turbeville
|Jean Fulmer
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Brisley
|February 3, 1679 Challock, Kent, England
|Janet Gunn
|12 Jun 2014
|Kaylie Pierce
|Kaylie Pierce
|Sarah (Spencer) Pierce
|David McAvity
|Daniel Pierce Sr.
|1611 Ipswich, Suffolk, England
|Colonel Daniel Pierce
|May 15, 1638 Watertown, Mass
|William Pierce
|1793 Vermont
|Sarah Willson
|11 Jun 2014
|Sgt Thomas Pierce Jr
|1608 Norwich, Norfolk, England
|Elizabeth S
|10 Jun 2014
|Thomas Pierce Sr
|1583 Norwich, Norfolk, England
|Linda James
|Carlton A Pierce
|June 29, 1855 Savoy,Massachusetts
|John Van Deusen
|Clara M Pierce
|September 22, 1877 Pittsfield,Massachusetts
|James Pierce
|March 7, 1803 Windsor, VT
|Brenda Orr
|Walter Samuel Pierce
|July 1872 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
|Michele Mullin
|Hiram Pierce
|1860 kentucky
|David Earl
|9 Jun 2014
|Bessie Pierce
|Joshua S. Pierce
|Karen Pierce
|Christopher B. Pierce
|Belton B. Pierce
|Marian L. Pierce
|January 1847 Ohio
|Cari Taplin
|Winneford (Lee) Pierce
|1798 Wilkinson, Georgia, USA
|Eugene Elsdon
|8 Jun 2014
|Lovard Lee Pierce
|1826 Wilkinson County, Georgia
|Jesse Pierce
|1793 North Carolina
|Cordia Mary (Pierce) Cook
|Don Downing
|Kelly Pierce
|Cathrine Sharp
|Elizabeth (Carew) Pierce
|1586 England, UK
|Bob Pierce
|Thomas Pierce Jr
|1617 Norwich, Northfolk, England
|Larry Ridgley
|Marguerite (Coney) Pierce
|1550 Panington, Gloucestershire, , England
|Linda James
|Guy M. Pierce
|Jean Fulmer
|7 Jun 2014
|Fanny Ruth (Melrose) Pierce
|1870 Parramatta
|Anonymous Melrose
|Robert Wilson Pierce
|Donald Reid
|Unlisted PIERCE
|Unlisted PIERCE
|Mary (Reed) Pierce
|October 15, 1670
|Bob Pierce
|Russell Pierce
|C Peterson
|6 Jun 2014
|Juanita M (Pierce) Teachout
|1892 Cleveland, Ohio
|Martha Pierce
|July 15, 1787 Woodstock, VT
|Brenda Orr
|Anie Jane (Porter) Pierce
|February 19, 1830 Wilkinson County, Georgia, USA
|Eugene Elsdon
|5 Jun 2014
|Bill R. Pierce
|Chandra Placer
|Mary (Pierce) Unknown
|1735 Maryland
|Jennipher Ray
|4 Jun 2014
|Lydia Ann (Jordan) Pierce
|August 25, 1848 Edenton, Clermont, Ohio, USA
|Darlene Kerr
|3 Jun 2014
|Jasper Pierce
|February 28, 1820 Batavia, Clermont, Ohio, USA
|Acha (Grant) Pierce
|1818 Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA
|Eliza (Kerr) Pierce
|Sharon Casteel
|1 Jun 2014
|William Pierce
|William Pierce
|Michael Spencer
|Mr. William Pierce
|Doug Coldwell
|Mrs. Sarah (Kinnie) Pierce
|Pansy E. Pierce
|Meghan Dewhurst- Conroy
|Sion Benjamin J Pierce
|1805 Carter, Tennessee, United States
|Cynthia Ramsey
|Rebecca (Pierce) Cross
|May 18, 1801 North Carolina, United States
|Susan (Pierce) Reeves
|September 22, 1795 Stoney Creek, Carter, Tennessee, United States
|Lucy (Pierce) Parsons
|1794 Wake, North Carolina, United States
|Susan (UNKNOWN) Pierce
|1772 Overton, Tennessee, United States
|Ruth F Pierce
|1902 Connecticut, USA
|Doug Lockwood
|Frank Pierce
|1866 Nova Scotia, Canada
|Helena Katheleen Pierce
|September 1897 Connecticut, USA
|Eliza Pierce
|March 4, 1822 Postdam, NY
|Brenda Orr
|Becky J. (Ingram) Pierce
|Allison Wilkes
|31 May 2014
|Ruby (Pierce) Graves
|1899 Georgia
|Maria Angels Mas-Andreu
|Kate (Unknown) Pierce
|1878 Georgia
|Heber Pierce
|1770 Spencer, MA
|Brenda Orr
|30 May 2014
|Barbara (Sagaser) Pierce
|1795 Maryland
|Sheri Havens
|28 May 2014
|Jacob Pierce
|July 2, 1789 VA
|Carolyn (Deason) Pierce
|Haley Cooedy
|Jesse O. Pierce
|Patricia A. (Pierce) Cooedy
|Edith Pierce
|1800 Vermont
|Kevin Stewart
|Ida M. Pierce
|Anthony Pierce
|January 1, 1640 Watertown,Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Ken Broughton
|27 May 2014
|Jonathan Pierce
|Richard Damon
|25 May 2014
|Mary Pierce
|September 4, 1686
|Mary Pierce
|March 19, 1837 Copiah County, Mississippi
|Susan Whitten
|Thomas Pierce
|Chandra Placer
|24 May 2014
|John Pierce
|Aaron Pierce
|1812 Washington Co, KY
|Jonathan F Pierce
|October 2, 1783 , New York, USA
|Michael Sherwood Sherwood
|Charlotte Pierce
|Brandon Buffington
|23 May 2014
|Esther (Pierce) Cutter
|March 14, 1733 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Elizabeth S
|22 May 2014
|Amos Pierce Jr.
|Jim Wormelle
|21 May 2014
|Clara Isabel Pierce
|Martha Jane (Pierce) Musgrove
|April 12, 1858 Barbour County, Alabama
|Eugene Elsdon
|20 May 2014
|Amos Pierce Sr.
|Jim Wormelle
|19 May 2014
|Phebe Pierce
|September 28, 1713 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Laurie Scheeler
|18 May 2014
|Mary Lucy Pierce
|January 10, 1897
|Linda Hunt
|Esther (Fletcher) Pierce
|Robin Craig
|17 May 2014
|Capt Michael J Pierce
|1615 St George, Dorset, England
|Joanna Haslam
|Ephraim Pierce
|1650 Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Ephraim Pierce
|October 1674 Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island,
|Ephriam Pierce
|November 9, 1712 Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
|Richard Pierce
|1734 Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
|William J Pierce
|January 22, 1787 City Points, New York
|William Pierce
|May 5, 1814
|Pinkney Pierce
|October 3, 1855 Vinton Co., OH
|James Pierce
|1720 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Laurie Scheeler
|16 May 2014
|Elizabeth Pierce
|November 11, 1688 Mass.
|Bob Pierce
|Mary (Pierce) Kendall
|Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Mary (Pierce) Walker
|January 21, 1654 Woburn,Middlesex,Ma
|Danielle Mc Donough
|Mrs. Connie Pierce
|Joseph Judith
|Leonard Pierce
|June 30, 1865 New Zealand
|Kirsty Ward
|Alfred Pierce
|September 8, 1863 New Zealand
|Charles Henry Pierce
|October 21, 1861 New Zealand
|John Bushell Pierce
|June 5, 1859
|Eliza Ann (Bushell) Pierce
|May 28, 1825 Nonington, Kent, Oxfordshire, England
|Caroline Pierce
|December 29, 1856
|Kirsty Ward
|Alma Louisa Pierce
|December 28, 1855
|Eliza Ann Pierce
|George Henry Pierce
|John Henry Pierce
|William Bushell Pierce
|Elizabeth (Merrill) Pierce
|February 22, 1728
|Vic Watt
|Benjamin Pierce
|November 26, 1726 Mass.
|Bob Pierce
|Samuel Pierce 2
|April 7, 1656 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Nathaniel (Peirce) Pierce
|December 4, 1655 Woburn, Middlesex, Ma
|Jane (Pierce) Rolfe
|1600 Heacham, Norfolk, , England
|Katherine Patterson
|Elizabeth Pierce
|Michelle Brooks
|William (Pierce) Peirce I
|1530 Dorset, , England
|Theresa Reynolds
|Henry (Pierce) Peirce
|1475 Somersetshire, , England
|Richard (Pierce) Peirce
|1499 Somerset, , England
|Thomas Pierce
|1607 Heacham, Norfolk, , England
|Robin Lee
|15 May 2014
|William Pierce
|1573 Dorsetshire, , England
|Theresa Reynolds
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Bayley
|Michelle Brooks
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Ball
|March 6, 1619 Norwich, Norfolk, England
|Larry Chesebro'
|Edith Pierce
|1607 London, London, , England
|William Pierce
|1603 Heacham, Norfolk, , England
|Robin Lee
|Alice Edna (Pierce) Dyer
|Martha (Gifford) Pierce
|August 14, 1781 Pesk, Elizabeth Islands, Marthas Vineyard, Dukes County, Massachusetts
|Bobbie Hall
|Ephraim Pierce
|Dee ann A. (Cecil) Pierce 145
|Dee ann Pierce
|14 May 2014
|Christopher Pierce
|Christopher Pierce
|13 May 2014
|Margaret (Baker) Pierce
|August 24, 1757 Dorchester, Massachusetts
|Patrick McCormick
|William Pierce
|1761 New York
|Betty Pierce
|September 18, 1680 Gloucestershire,England
|Robert Wayne Low
|Leanne M. Pierce
|Maurice Williams
|David R. Pierce
|Bradley D. Pierce
|Kylie R. Pierce
|12 May 2014
|Byron S Pierce
|1866 Scotland, Missouri, United States
|Daryl Maxwell
|Gussie Melissa (Pierce) Hunt
|April 17, 1907 Atkinson, Wayne Co.,Ga
|Linda Hunt
|Ella Frances (Pierce) Hussey
|October 14, 1858 Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Jim McAndrew
|10 May 2014
|Frank H. Pierce
|October 30, 1856 Massachusetts, USA
|George Holden (Pierce) Gage
|November 1861 Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Abigale (Pierce) Bateman
|Jeffery Welter
|Elizabeth (Kendall) Pierce
|January 15, 1653 Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.
|Elizabeth S
|Ruth P. (Pierce) Doty
|February 22, 1784 Saundersville, Mass.
|Patricia Thomas
|Lovina Pierce
|1842 Missouri
|Neil Rapp
|Elsie M (Twining) Pierce
|1885 Pennsylvania
|Evelyn Mills
|9 May 2014
|Mary (Frye) Pierce
|November 9, 1641 Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts
|Richard Draper
|Beverly Pierce 1
|Beverly Pierce
|Frank H Pierce
|Jamie Bolin
|Hellen F Pierce
|James Pierce
|February 28, 1690 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts,Colonies
|Elizabeth S
|8 May 2014
|William Pierce
|1900 Pennsylvania
|Evelyn Mills
|7 May 2014
|Leslie W. Pierce
|Sharon Pierce
|Sharon Pierce
|Unlisted PIERCE
|Zanetta Scott
|Mary Jane (Law) Pierce
|February 11, 1836 Trimble Co, KY
|Chandra Placer
|William Thomas Pierce
|June 10, 1832 KY
|Christopher T. Pierce
|Cheri Cookson
|6 May 2014
|Elizabeth Canfield (Pierce) Hargus
|1665 Ireland or VA
|Charles Ano
|Buddy W. Pierce
|Linda Hunt
|Samuel Hardy Pierce
|November 2, 1869 Atkinson, Wayne Co., Ga
|Allen Minix
|Rayford L. Pierce
|Linda Hunt
|Daniel Isaac Pierce
|November 15, 1912
|Hettie Lee Pierce
|March 22, 1910
|Susan Matilda (Pierce) Slaughter
|September 1, 1904
|Alma Elizabeth Pierce
|January 29, 1902
|Elmer Haywood Pierce
|January 29, 1902
|Melvin Pierce
|Irving Hardy Pierce
|December 5, 1896
|John Franklin Pierce
|August 17, 1894
|Annie Elizabeth Pierce
|October 7, 1892
|Susannah (Highsmith) Pierce
|July 15, 1837 Lulaton, Wayne County, Georgia
|Allen Minix
|Arcenia (Pierce) Lynn
|Linda Hunt
|Louisiana (Pierce) Odum
|John R Pierce
|1872 Wayne County, Georgia
|Louisa (Pierce) Richardson
|Henrietta (Pierce) Campbell
|Benjamin Franklin Pierce
|1847 Wayne County, Georgia
|Allen Minix
|James Pierce
|May 7, 1659 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Elizabeth S
|5 May 2014
|Margery (Pierce) Eames
|1599 Fordington, St.George, Dorset, England
|Charles Bitterli
|3 May 2014
|Charles Robert Pierce
|April 20, 1867 Bedford, KY
|Chandra Placer
|Sarah Elizabeth (Felts) Pierce
|February 22, 1866 Nodena AR
|Jonathan Pierce
|February 18, 1747 Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Alexis Underwood
|George Harrison Pierce
|June 16, 1917 MO
|Chandra Placer
|K. Pierce
|K. Pierce
|Delmar S Pierce
|April 17, 1907 Wisconsin
|Brad Plummer
|Jonathan Pierce
|George Salley
|2 May 2014
|Jonathan Pierce
|February 2, 1663 Woburn,Middlesex,Ma
|Kenneth Shelton
|John Morton Pierce
|July 4, 1807 Carter, Tennessee, United States
|Cynthia Ramsey
|Hardy Pierce
|1770 Wilkes, North Carolina
|Nancy Sarah (Webster) Pierce
|1737 Franklin, North Carolina, United States
|Teresa Campos
|Nathan Hardy Pierce
|July 9, 1735 Northhampton, Virginia, United States
|Cynthia Ramsey
|Sarah Pierce
|Steve Hull
|1 May 2014
|Charles Alfred Pierce
|May 4, 1908 New Zealand
|Fidella V. (Westmoreland) Pierce
|May 24, 1848
|Sally Stovall
|30 Apr 2014
|Mourning (Pierce) Raiford
|June 1, 1690 Isle of Wight, Virginia, USA
|Kirk Allen Peterson
|29 Apr 2014
|Esther (UNKNOWN) Pierce
|Mattie Florence (Chappelier) Pierce
|January 26, 1877 Texas
|Johnny Lowery
|27 Apr 2014
|John Patton Pierce
|September 29, 1874 Atlanta, Cass Co, TX
|Fannye Emmaline (Pierce) Alexander
|July 22, 1897 Cass Co, TX
|Aaron Pierce Sr
|November 8, 1789 Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ron Gragg
|25 Apr 2014
|Hannah (Cunning) Pierce
|May 1786 Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA
|James Pierce
|November 21, 1827 Richland, Ohio, United States
|Sarah (Kinton) Pierce
|April 27, 1832 Richland County, Ohio, United States
|Anna Seville (Pierce) Waldron
|January 1859 Cedar County, Iowa, United States
|Rachel King (Dinsmore) Pierce
|July 1, 1793 Rhea County, Tennessee, USA
|Sally Stovall
|24 Apr 2014
|Flora Belle Pierce
|23 Apr 2014
|Samuel Pierce
|November 25, 1681 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Barbara M
|22 Apr 2014
|Maude Lona (Mathis) Pierce
|May 19, 1897
|多美 b
|Cathy D. Pierce Ms. 22
|Cathy Pierce
|Madison Pierce
|Theresa Carrier-Torrealba
|Edward J. Pierce
|April 7, 1894
|多美 b
|21 Apr 2014
|Susan (Pierce) Cain
|1882 Iowa
|Abby Glann
|Elvira (Wright) Pierce
|1840 Kentucky
|John Pierce
|1840 Kentucky
|Frances Evelyn (Pierce) Cain
|1908 Iowa
|20 Apr 2014
|Mary (Unk.) Pierce
|Bob Pierce
|Nathaniel Pierce
|Rod Taylor
|Hannah (Pierce) Ware
|1760 Wilmington, Windham, VT
|Katie Wisniewski
|Cora Emogene (Pierce) Langstaff
|April 18, 1855 Itasca, Illinois
|Donna Kay Smith
|18 Apr 2014
|Abigail (Johnson) Pierce
|October 4, 1674 Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts
|Barbara M
|Emily Elizabeth (Pierce) Capps
|November 8, 1873
|Brenna Reeve
|Sarah Thomas (Pierce) Jenney
|1852 Massachusetts
|Theresa Carrier-Torrealba
|Sarah (Thomas) Pierce
|Joseph W Pierce
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Peirce
|December 25, 1646 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Bob Pierce
|17 Apr 2014
|Joseph Pierce
|May 1, 1672 Woburn,Middlesex,Ma
|Kenneth Shelton
|16 Apr 2014
|John Pierce
|1664 Of Malden,Middlesex,Massachusetts
|Judith Pierce
|July 30, 1651 Woburn,Middlesex,Ma
|Thomas Pierce
|1727 Mass.
|Bob Pierce
|Ephraim Pierce
|Kerry Fisher
|Linda L. Pierce 54
|Linda Pierce
|Elizabeth (Pease) Pierce
|1838 Ashford, Windham Co., Connecticut
|Theresa Carrier-Torrealba
|George W Pierce
|Ann (Moore) Pierce
|1613 Norwich,Norfolk
|14 Apr 2014
|John Pierce
|1768 Massachusetts, United States
|Jonathan Pierce
|April 7, 1725 Massachusetts
|David Pierce
|July 16, 1701 Massachusetts
|Ephraim Pierce Jr
|October 1674 Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, USA
|Aron King
|Asa Pierce
|June 6, 1795 Somerset, Massachusetts, United States
|13 Apr 2014
|Benjamin W Pierce
|August 13, 1821 Massachusetts, United States
|Abbie A W (Kempton) Pierce
|March 30, 1821
|Frederick C Pierce
|January 6, 1868 New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States
|Isabelle (MC Kissick) Pierce
|September 22, 1799 ,Irdell,NC
|Langley Howse
|James Pierce
|Letitia B. Pierce
|February 15, 1833 Watertown, Jefferson County, New York, USA
|Bonnie Sullivan
|Hannah (Pierce) Slocum
|June 3, 1850 Providence, Rhode Island, United States
|Matilda Pierce
|July 7, 1797 New York, United States
|Lisa Edwards
|Thomas Pierce
|Ron Pearson
|12 Apr 2014
|Ruth (Pierce) Cornell
|September 6, 1689 Scituate, , Ma
|Deborah King
|11 Apr 2014
|Persis (Eames) Pierce
|1621 St George, Fordington, Dorset, England
|Charles Bitterli
|Abigail (Pierce) Holbrook
|December 26, 1662 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Captain Michael Pierce
|1615 England
|Vic Watt
|John Pierce
|1660 Scituate Plymouth Colony Mass
|Carrol Mick
|Holden Pierce
|October 10, 1815 Rehoboth, Massachusetts, United States
|Holden Pierce
|June 22, 1789 Rehoboth, Massachusetts, United States
|Mary J (Sanford) Pierce
|June 26, 1787
|Samuel Pierce
|April 22, 1761 Rehoboth, Massachusetts, United States
|Hannah (Bowen) Pierce
|January 31, 1761
|David Pierce
|April 11, 1739 Massachusetts
|Lydia (Martin) Pierce
|July 17, 1718
|Erin Breen
|Nathan Pierce
|February 21, 1716
|Mial Pierce
|April 24, 1693 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
|Aron King
|Abiah Pierce
|1658 Hingham, Massachusetts (Plymouth)
|Alyson X
|John Pierce
|1684 Warwick, R.I.
|Kerry Fisher
|Azrikim Pierce
|January 4, 1671 Warwick, RI
|Michael Ford
|Maurine Culp (Vandermark) Pierce
|August 12, 1914 Hartford, Minnehaha Co., South Dakota
|Douglas Simmons
|Howard Pierce
|Harriet Pierce
|December 4, 1879 SC
|Howard Waldrop
|10 Apr 2014
|Honor (Pierce) Lightfoot
|1693 ,Brunswick, VA
|Anonymous Waters
|9 Apr 2014
|Claudie Victoria (Pierce) Robbins
|November 1878 RoEllen, District 7, Dyer County, Tennessee
|Charles R Harris
|Susan (Burrall) Pierce
|1802 Colebrook, Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA
|Dennis Rockwell
|Cindi (Pierce) Edwards 29
|Cindi Edwards
|Leonard O Pierce
|Martha Ann (Blackstock) Pierce
|Billy Blackstock
|Rebecca Pierce
|October 8, 1711 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts,Colonies
|Laurie Scheeler
|8 Apr 2014
|William Lyttle Pierce
|Brent Biggs
|Lisa L. Pierce 1135
|Lisa Pierce
|George Pierce
|Kay Carter
|6 Apr 2014
|Mary Pierce
|Elizabeth Pierce
|Gainor Pierce
|Ann Pierce
|Phineas Pierce
|Katherine Patterson
|Philip Pierce
|Sarah (Leathe) Pierce
|Bob Pierce
|Samuel Pierce
|Woburn, Mass.
|Phebe (Pierce) Farrase
|Woburn, Mass.
|James Pierce
|Wuburn, Mass.
|Hannah (Unknown) Pierce
|Esther Pierce
|Almira Pierce
|Robert Pierce
|February 2, 9999 unknown
|Thomas Pierce
|Alice Pierce
|1600 Heacham,,Norfolk,England
|Tom Culver
|Kezia Pierce
|October 10, 1726 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Laurie Scheeler
|5 Apr 2014
|Mary (Pierce) Lynde
|June 20, 1656 Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Robin Craig
|William Timothy Pierce
|Cindi Edwards
|Phalyann (Anderson) Pierce
|Charles Brault
|Lewis Pierce
|Alvaro Pierce
|April 17, 1865
|Thomas Pierce
|June 21, 1645 Woburn, Mass.
|Bob Nichol
|Sarah (Pierce) Aylesworth
|January 30, 1799
|Sarah (Pierce) Harwick
|Fred Goodell
|Sarah (Pierce) Gardner
|1718 Narragansett, Kings, Rhode Island, United States
|Sarah (Pierce) Winslow
|Gretchen Pruitt
|Sarah (Pierce) Haskell
|1715 Bristol, Massachusetts
|Jo Gessford
|Sarah (Pierce) Graves
|1714 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
|Ann (Pierce) Baldwin
|November 11, 1724 Thornbury, Delaware Co., Pa
|Katie Pyle
|John (Pearce) Pierce
|1616 Bristol, Somerset England
|Tom Kelly
|Rebecca (Unknown) Pierce
|Mary (Unknown) Pierce
|Abiah (Pierce) Rogers
|May 17, 1633 Dorchester, Suffolk Co., MA
|Bonnie Nilsen
|Mary (Haven) Pierce
|David Smith
|Esther (Pierce) Howe
|Hannah (Locke) Pierce
|July 11, 1701
|Bob Pierce
|Phebe (Reed) Pierce
|March 22, 1695 MA
|Laurie Scheeler
|Abigail (Knap) Pierce
|Bob Pierce
|Phebe (Pierce) Newcomb
|1752 Eastham, Barnstable, MA
|Sophronia Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Bob Pierce
|Laura Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Lydia Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Lucy Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Sally Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Royal Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Abigail Pierce
|1787 Vermont
|Abigail (Felton) Pierce
|July 26, 1767
|Matilda (Weeks) Pierce
|1811 Bullitt, Kentucky, United States
|Deana Anderson
|John Pierce
|Mary (Hogue) Pierce
|David Harris
|Daniel Pierce
|Daniel Pierce
|Robert Harter
|Tim T. Pierce Sr
|Cindi Edwards
|Carolyn J. (Sample) Pierce
|John Pierce
|March 19, 1617 Norwich,Norfolk,England
|Kenneth Shelton
|Robert Pierce
|May 13, 1642 <,,,England>
|Thomas Pierce
|Abigail (Pierce) Tilden
|1727 Stoughton, MA
|Daniel Pierce
|October 7, 1676 Woburn, Middlesex, Ma
|Marc Cohen
|4 Apr 2014
|Deborah (Converse) Pierce
|July 26, 1647 Of Woburn, Middlesex, Ma
|Kenneth Shelton
|Deborah (Pierce) Wilson
|October 30, 1666 Woburn, Middlesex, Ma
|April Dauenhauer
|John Pierce
|January 20, 1670 Woburn, Middlesex, Ma
|Kenneth Shelton
|John Pierce
|Elizabeth Patterson
|Russell J Pierce
|1934 Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA
|Paul Miniato
|Rebecca Pierce
|May 10, 1780 Chemung, Chemung, New York, USA
|John Roberts
|John Pierce
|June 25, 1757 Swansea,Bristol,Massachusetts,USA
|Aurilla (Owensby) Pierce
|1865 St Francois, Wayne, Missouri, USA
|Linda Pierce
|3 Apr 2014
|James Ollie Pierce
|September 14, 1879 Tennessee
|Persis Pierce
|Bob Nichol
|Persis Pierce
|Tami Osmer
|John Pierce
|Living Towne
|George Pierce
|Jonathan Pierce
|x Pickens
|Susannah Pierce
|May 28, 1807 Middlefield, Otsego Co., NY
|Elizabeth (Hoppings) Pierce
|Bob Pierce
|John Pierce
|Bob Nichol
|Margary Erlene (Wesley) Pierce
|February 8, 1912 New York
|Linda Pierce
|Marilyn J. (Muller) Pierce
|Ethel (Gaines) Pierce
|January 1, 1890 Arkansas
|Omer Rockford Pierce
|January 19, 1910 AR
|Gene G. Pierce
|John Pierce
|1808 Tennessee
|Thomas Jefferson Pierce
|February 1853 Tennessee
|Edward Pierce
|1706 Washington, Exeter, RI
|Laura Scott
|2 Apr 2014
|Honorable Henry Lillie Pierce
|August 23, 1825 Stoughton, Norfolk, Massachusetts
|Annah (Unknown) Pierce
|Joe Fitzgerald
|Julie Pierce
|Julie Pierce
|John Pierce
|December 23, 1703 Charlestown, MA
|Bob Pierce
|John Pierce
|Sheri Havens
|Joseph (Peirce) Pierce
|September 12, 1646
|Kenneth Shelton
|Thomas (Peirce) Pierce
|May 3, 1649 <,,England>
|John Pierce
|November 23, 1644 Norwich,Norfolk,England
|Linda James
|Jane (Stanwood) Pierce
|Michael Thomas
|Richard Pierce
|June 13, 1630 Totnes, Devon, England
|Larry Ridgley
|Barbara (Pierce) Inman
|1624 Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England
|Elizabeth (Hadley) Pierce
|April 6, 1600 Swineshead, Lincolnshire, England
|Barbara Pierce
|February 4, 1615 Norwich,Norfolk,England
|Kenneth Shelton
|Freelove (Dyer) Pierce
|1757 N. Kingstown, Washington, Ri
|Robin Craig
|John Pierce
|Philip Michael Dunn
|Elizabeth Pierce
|October 20, 1772 Putney, Windham, Vermont, USA
|Henry Chadwick
|Kathleen Pierce
|Rob Hoyt
|Mary Olive Pierce
|1613 Norwich, Norfolk, England
|David Smith
|1 Apr 2014
|Lydia (Pierce) Barker
|Sarah (Wickes) Pierce
|May 18, 1708 Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, USA
|Jon Holt
|31 Mar 2014
|Mrs Margaret Peggy (Lasswell) Pierce
|1784 North Carolina USA
|Shonna Vaughn-Phipps
|Mr James Pierce
|June 7, 1778 Raleigh Wake Co, North Carolina USA
|Mrs Nancy Ann (Pierce) Porter
|September 15, 1806 McMinn, Tenn USA
|Karen Pierce
|Karen Pierce
|Aavon Pierce
|1840 Tennesse,U.S.A
|Bobby Frazier
|Addie Adoline (Pierce) Frazier
|1867 Mississippi,U.S.A
|Sarah Pierce
|1845 Alabama,U.S.A
|Lisa Pierce
|Lisa Pierce
|30 Mar 2014
|Vanessa L. Pierce
|Mark Crompton
|Esther (Pierce) Walker
|October 25, 1696 Woburn,Middlesex,Massachusetts,USA
|Valerie Koutek
|Kathleen Pierce
|Kathleen Pierce
|29 Mar 2014
|Mary Pierce
|William Ingmire
|Sarah (Cole) Pierce
|March 18, 1708
|Ann Rorabaugh
|28 Mar 2014
|Sarah (Holden) Pierce
|February 25, 1691
|Kenneth Shelton
|Roxanna (Pierce) Claflin
|1797 Hopkinton, Massachusetts, United States
|27 Mar 2014
|Marjorie Helen (Pierce) Prattley
|April 2, 1905 New Zealand
|26 Mar 2014
|Lynda L. (Pierce) Foland
|Evelyn Mills
|Brigham Horace Pierce Jr.
|August 1, 1905 Colonia Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
|Richard Belcher
|William D Pierce
|1819 Georgia, USA
|Jeanne Taylor
|25 Mar 2014
|Joy Diane (Pierce) Kelly
|Tom Davies
|Byron D Pierce
|Randy Church
|24 Mar 2014
|Cynthia (Lovering) Pierce
|May 18, 1803 Stockbridge, Vermont, United States
|David Pierce
|January 22, 1767 Mar Deborah, Smith, Kansas, United States
|Joseph St. Denis
|23 Mar 2014
|Maribah Marabey Pierce
|May 3, 1807 South Mahoning, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ron Hayes
|Martha (Pierce) Noyes
|1650 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts
|Vic Watt
|22 Mar 2014
|Joyce Pierce
|Joyce Pierce
|Erica Ann (Pierce) Goodman
|August 2, 1721 Coventry, West Midlands, England
|Beth Babcock
|James Marcus Pierce
|December 28, 1874 United States
|C. David Pippen
|21 Mar 2014
|Jessie M. (Nicholas) Pierce
|Desire (Nye) Pierce
|Charles Powers
|David Pierce
|June 22, 1773 Middleborough, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Ruth F (Pierce) Bumpus
|Martha M. (Pierce) Pippen
|C. David Pippen
|Edna Ellen (Lowery) Pierce
|April 25, 1891 East Prairie MO
|Chandra Placer
|Josephine Agnes (Pierce) Holly
|January 3, 1893
|Fred Faris Pierce
|December 4, 1900 Caruthersville MO
|Jessie Woodrow (Pierce) Mead
|February 9, 1913 Caruthersville MO
|John Franklin Pierce
|July 27, 1894 Caruthersville MO
|Hattie (Pierce) Holly
|February 25, 1889 Caruthersville MO
|Mary Elizabeth (Pierce) Pinion
|October 2, 1887 Osceola AR
|Allie Adelle (Pierce) Bowman
|December 7, 1896 Caruthersville MO
|Robert Clinton Pierce
|August 17, 1908 Caruthersville MO
|Hazel Belle (Pierce) Thweatt
|February 2, 1906 Caruthersville MO
|Maggie Mae Pierce
|February 7, 1903 Caruthersville MO
|Cora Edna Pierce
|February 2, 1899 Caruthersville MO
|Charles Thomas Pierce
|December 10, 1890 Caruthersville MO
|20 Mar 2014
|Mary Elizabeth (Pierce) Cook
|February 28, 1919 MO
|Woodrow Wilson Pierce
|September 18, 1914 MO
|Charles Thomas Pierce Jr.
|September 18, 1912 MO
|Edna Mae (Pierce) Mask
|December 23, 1910 MO
|Mary (Pierce) Tame
|October 12, 1801 Wolverhampton, Stafford, England
|Reuben Pierce
|Reuben Pierce
|Judith Pierce
|1708 North Carolina, United States
|Skip McDonald
|Lewis T Pierce
|January 20, 1826 Lyme, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA
|Jim McAndrew
|19 Mar 2014
|Josiah Pierce
|July 13, 1708 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Josiah Pierce
|October 11, 1745 Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
|Job Pierce
|July 8, 1785 Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
|Josephine Luzella Pierce
|February 21, 1912
|Tonya Rizer
|18 Mar 2014
|Nellie Laura Pierce
|March 18, 1883 Franklin, Franklin, Vermont, USA
|James Yeaw
|John Henry Pierce
|July 13, 1844 Auburn, Androscoggin, Maine, USA
|Flora Elizabeth Pierce
|March 25, 1899 Montpelier, Washington, Vermont, USA
|James Jefferson Pierce
|1869 McLennan County, Texas, United States
|Jim Protz
|17 Mar 2014
|Hannah (Pierce) Yock
|Greg Rose
|Alice Warren (Pierce) Buzzell
|September 9, 1869 Southport, Lincoln, Maine, USA
|Joe Fitzgerald
|16 Mar 2014
|John Pierce
|Rebecca Pierce
|Stephen Pierce
|1830 Ireland
|Marie Bielick
|John Pierce
|Rebecca Pierce
|Dorothy C. (Hall) Pierce
|Chandra Placer
|Andrew V. Pierce 1
|Andrew Pierce
|John (UNKNOWN) Pierce
|Mindy Pitts
|15 Mar 2014
|Elsie Lucille (Hess) Pierce
|September 29, 1921 Arkansas
|Chandra Placer
|Nellie Pierce
|March 1884 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Jeanette McIntyre
|14 Mar 2014
|Mamie Edith Pierce
|July 17, 1879 Duckabush, Washington, USA
|Fannie Pierce
|June 13, 1871 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Frank J Pierce
|June 1870 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Mary Pierce
|1869 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Elizabeth Pierce
|1869 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Annie Pierce
|April 1868 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Frederick Clifford Pierce
|July 1866 Duckabush, Jefferson, Washington
|Henry Clinton Pierce
|February 1856 East MacHias, Washington, Maine, United States
|Thomas Pierce
|1832 East Machias, Washington, Maine, United States
|Ruth (Pierce) Brown
|1708 Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
|Greg Rose
|13 Mar 2014
|Mary (Low) Pierce
|1672 Warwick, Warwick, Rhode Island, USA
|Nathaniel Pierce
|Ann Rorabaugh
|Lois (Mendenhall) Pierce
|May 1875 Indiana
|Jacqueline Clark
|11 Mar 2014
|Henry Francis Pierce
|February 3, 1804 New Providence, Bahamas
|Sharna Thompson
|Robert Henry A. Pierce
|1830 Bahamas
|Cornelius Pierce
|September 1, 1836 Current Island Settlement, Harbour Island, Bahamas
|Hezekiah Pierce
|August 8, 1839 Bahamas
|Elizabeth Ann Pierce
|February 28, 1842 Bluff, Eleuthera, Bahamas
|Husband Pierce
|Lorrain Leckliter
|9 Mar 2014
|India (Harris) Pierce
|President Franklin Pierce
|November 23, 1804 Hillsborough, New Hampshire
|Pamela Mantich
|Isaac Pierce
|November 14, 1776 Oswegatchie, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA
|Carrol Mick
|Ida Gwendoline (Sheffield) Pierce
|June 3, 1876 Waverly, Bremer, Iowa
|Michael Sheffield
|Florence P. (Burley) Pierce
|Philip Smith
|Nelson Wesley Pierce
|Michael Sheffield
|8 Mar 2014
|Prudence Josephine Pierce
|Riley Matson Pierce
|April 8, 1877 Morgan, Morgan, Ohio
|Elizabeth G. (Pierce) Keeney
|December 1, 1832 Maryland, USA
|Darlene Kerr
|Phebe (Waterman) Pierce
|January 22, 1789 of Amenia, Dutchess, New York
|Jana Last
|Cynthia D. Pierce 2
|Cynthia Pierce
|7 Mar 2014
|Delano Pierce
|Victoria Guthrie
|Betsy (Pierce) Gilbert
|Annie (Robson-Kelly) Pierce
|1830 Ireland
|Margaret Grieve
|6 Mar 2014
|John Pierce
|Annie Barbara (Pierce) Denney
|1881 Belfast
|Abigail (Warren) Pierce
|Robert Bruce Pierce
|May 1831 Connecticut, United States
|Keir Skinner
|Cornelia Hariet (Snyder) Pierce
|April 1833 Hartford, New York
|Robert Bruce Pierce Jr.
|February 10, 1865 Minnesota
|Gertrude (Wiedyke) Pierce
|August 28, 1897 Michigan
|Krissi Love
|John Albert Pierce
|May 29, 1897 Michigan
|Susan Stevens
|Lula Belle (Howe) Pierce
|March 1878 Kansas
|Keir Skinner
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Nichols
|August 14, 1718 Warwick, RI
|Michael Ford
|5 Mar 2014
|Nora May (Harlan) Pierce
|May 19, 1899 Utopia, Uvalde, Texas
|Ross Pierce
|Vollie Pierce
|August 18, 1897 near Bergheim, Kendall, Texas
|Ross M. Pierce
|Eunice (Pierce) Hill
|William Harvey
|Jackie M. (Jeffery) Pierce
|Ross Pierce
|4 Mar 2014
|Jeffery S. Pierce
|Kerri L. Pierce
|Aaron J. Pierce
|Lydia (Gurley) Pierce
|June 6, 1767
|Mark Gurley
|3 Mar 2014
|Benjamin Pierce
|1765 Brooklyn, Connecticut
|Rebecca (Pierce) Benhoel
|Bob Pierce
|Rob L. Pierce Jr.
|Caitlyn (Pierce) Sinclair
|Paul E. Pierce
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|Rose L. (Pierce) Kelley
|Mary (Scott) Pierce
|December 15, 1649 Nansemond, Virginia, USA
|Linda James
|Elizabeth (Pierce) Ball
|April 11, 1624 Norwich, Norfolk, England
|David Rentschler
|Jim Pierce
|Eric Smith
|Doris P. (Pierce) Schoonover
|Tina Schoonover
|April (Tindall) Pierce
|Karen Nolley
|2 Mar 2014
|Rita (Unknown) Pierce
|Theresa Carrier-Torrealba
|Todd Pierce
|Robert H. Pierce
|Ross Pierce
|28 Feb 2014
|Michelle N. Pierce
|Glenn V. Pierce
|Virgil Glenn Pierce
|September 21, 1925 Camp Wood, Real, Texas
|Elton Homer Pierce
|May 12, 1923 Camp Wood, Real, Texas
|Gene E. Pierce
|Lloyd B. Pierce
|Margie E. Pierce
|Milton Steve Pierce
|January 21, 1921 Barksdale, Edwards, Texas
|Bill R. Pierce
|Alvin Vollie Pierce
|October 23, 1918 ,Uvalde, Texas
|Michiko (Masuda) Pierce
|Miriam (Cooke) Pierce
|October 14, 1716 Hadley, Hampshire, MA
|Cheryl Caudill
|Laura (Waters) Pierce 2
|Laura Pierce
|27 Feb 2014
|Abigail Pierce
|Toby Rockwell
|Martha E. Pierce
|Amanda (Pierce) Rich
|1790 Lake Champlain, New York
|LuDeanne Tindle
|25 Feb 2014
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These episodes with Dayn Perry are an absolute train wreck and I love every second of it.
Comment by Cody — September 27, 2012 @ 11:07 am
I am suggesting the following NotGraphs post: Dayn Perry's Totally Unaltered Drinking Spreadsheet
Comment by outliarbaseball.com — September 27, 2012 @ 11:29 am
Yes, please.
Comment by Kyle — September 27, 2012 @ 2:43 pm
After just listening to David Simon's SI podcast, I can't help but think that inviting him to do a podcast on fangraphs would lead to interesting analysis on 1) baseball and 2) existential despair. Okay, so maybe 1) is stretching it, but it seems he is a really big baseball fan (O's specifically).
Comment by Jaybo Shaw — September 28, 2012 @ 5:04 pm
carson –
i just finished listening to this podcast, and as a person currently engaged in the pursuit of a ph.d. in neuroscience at an institution only somewhat inferior to princeton university, i feel compelled to inform you that i do, in fact, have the world cornered. to wit:
-in what other field will a staggering 14% of recent graduates achieve their desired employment?
-in what other field is >15 years of training required to achieve said desired employment, according to unwritten but entrenched practices, in order to perform tasks only tangentially related to said training?
-in what field can >10 years of said 'training' be equally well-described with the term 'exploitative labor'?
however, this whole scheme does allow me to listen to you unrefined gentlemen whilst doing the thing generously called "working". so what if i'm miserable, i've got podcasts. thanks for the podcast.
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Recipe by Betty Crocker®
"Caught without sun-dried tomatoes in your cupboard? Add a cup of finely chopped seeded fresh tomatoes for a slightly different flavor."
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1 pound
dried Great Northern beans, sorted and rinsed
2 cloves
garlic, finely chopped
6 cups
1 1/2 teaspoons
dried basil leaves
1 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
3/4 cup
finely chopped sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil
1 (2.25 ounce) can
sliced ripe olives, drained
My husband really enjoyed this!I will make it again.
An easy meal to make in the slow cooker but not very tasty. I probably won't make it again.
10 Ratings
Flavors don't seem to mix well.
I enjoyed this recipe very much. The sun-dried tomatoes and basil really perked things up and gave it a mediterranean feel. This recipe will be a family regular.
The combination of flavors is divine. If you love white beans and this recipe is for you. This turns out incredibly well and very tasty. Just do not overcook the beans; cook for the minimum time suggested. These beans freeze very well too.
My son and I liked it. Be sure to reseason before serving with some salt and pepper.
Good recipe. I didn't have the oil-packed tomatoes so I just used regular dried and added them into the beans while they cooked. My beans were quite old and they took FOREVER to cook! :) Didn't have dried basil either so I used marjoram. They tasted good, very tasty and easy
We loved this recipe, although I did substitute kalamata olives for the plain canned type, and I added a little chopped fresh rosemary. Great slow cooker recipe.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Slow Cooker White Beans with Sun-Dried Tomatoes
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Servings Per Recipe: 5
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 299
** Calories from Fat: 42
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By Rafiu Ajakaye, Wednesday, April 23, 2014
LAGOS – A shariah court in Nigeria's northwest Kano state has sentenced a 63-year old man to death for raping a 12-year old girl.
Ubale Dosa was condemned to death after the court judges found him guilty of raping the young girl.
The judge also ordered Dosa, who had HIV, to pay N36 million ($240,000) as compensation in the event that the girl dies of the disease.
During the two-month trial, the court heard that Dosa had married two wives, who both had died of the deadly virus.
The verdict has been sent to the state governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, who reserves the power to assent or decline the ruling.
Last year, a Kano court had sentenced a man to death for raping a minor.
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