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High-priced players such as Buffalo Bandits transition player Mark Steenhuis might not be worth their salary cap value in the 2013 NLL Fantasy Game. (Photo: Bill Wippert)
Week #4 of the 2013 National Lacrosse League regular season consists of seven games around the league with three games being played on Friday and Saturday in addition to a Sunday matinee. Four teams (Toronto, Calgary, Washington, and Minnesota) play back-to-back games this weekend.
Fantasy managers shouldn't forget they can choose which game their players have scored by clicking the "Choose Game" link on the "My Team" page. With so much action going on, there are a lot of decisions to make when it comes to fantasy. Here are some players to consider buying or selling this week:
Toronto (Goaltender $19) – It's hard to believe that Toronto's starting goaltender Nick Rose was still only a backup until he was traded to the Rock midway through last season. He has been playing absolutely lights out so far this year with a 9.33 goals against average and .830 save percentage through three games. Rose also currently leads the league in saves with 137 and all fantasy scoring, including runners, with 84 fantasy points.
Shayne Jackson (Minnesota $12) – The Minnesota Swarm will be back in action this weekend after a bye week. First round draft pick Shayne Jackson had an awesome professional debut two weeks ago with three goals, an assist, and five loose balls for 19 fantasy points. He's still valued very modestly so, like fellow first rounder Mark Matthews on the Edmonton Rush, Jackson is a good buy-low player to grab now before his price takes off.
Curtis Knight (Edmonton $13) – Here's another rookie that has been putting up good numbers in fantasy so far. Knight has nine points (4+5) already this season and currently leads the team with three power play goals. The fact that he seems to be the one taking shots on the power play is a good sign for his fantasy owners. What's more, he has only taken nine shots this season and scored on four of them. That's a pretty awesome shooting percentage! Imagine what he could do if he were to start shooting even more.
Jeff Moleski (Washington $7) – Moleski is currently the top fantasy scorer among all defensemen with 27 points. He has put up good numbers in all three games this season thanks to his contributions in the loose balls category. He remains a solid buy.
Rory Glaves (Rochester $2) – One strategy that some fantasy managers use is to spend as little money as they can on defense, and load up the more high scoring positions like forward. At just two bucks, Glaves ranks as one of the cheapest options out there. Even at his low cost, Glaves does produce rather consistently albeit at an average of only two fantasy points per game. He had thirty fantasy points last season in 15 games played and has maintained that average this year with five fantasy points in two games.
Dan Dawson (Rochester $24) – "Dangerous" Dan Dawson hasn't been very dangerous in fantasy this year. He averaged 19.6 fantasy points per game with Philadelphia last year but currently averages just 14.5 fantasy points per game with the Rochester Knighthawks. Dawson's real life numbers are also down. He had 103 points (25 + 78) last year but is currently on pace for just 64. It's only been two games so Knighthawks fans shouldn't panic, but if you are going to spend this much money on one player, you're better off going with someone who scores goals like John Grant, Jr. as Dawson is more of a setup guy.
Mark Steenhuis (Buffalo $19) – Last week against the Rochester Knighthawks it seemed like Steenhuis was being used more on defense than offense. The Bandits would gain the offensive zone and he would head off to the bench. Steenhuis rarely had the ball and only ended up taking two shots all game – an uncharacteristically-low number for him. He's currently on pace for just 85 shots this season which would be his lowest total since 2006. With the addition of Dhane Smith, Aaron Wilson, and Shawn Williams on offense, the Bandits might be trying to utilize Steenhuis differently this year. If so, he isn't worth dropping nearly 20 bucks on in fantasy.
Luke Wiles (Buffalo $19) – Wiles has started the season on a cold streak. Two goals in three games is not very "Wiles-like." So far this season, he has put up just 25 fantasy points. Compare this to Jeff Moleski from the Washington Stealth who has 27 fantasy points and costs just $7 and you'll see that Wiles, normally an all-star player, is currently not worth the hefty investment required to put him on your roster. His value has decreased the last two consecutive weeks so I'd stay away from him.
G – Minnesota ($17)
D – Matt Beers (Washington $6)
D – Chris Corbeil (Edmonton $7)
T – Cameron Holding (Colorado $6)
T – Joe Walters (Rochester $8)
F – Mark Matthews (Edmonton $17)
F – Shayne Jackson (Minnesota $12)
F – Cliff Smith (Washington $11)
F – Kevin Crowley (Philadelphia $22)
Team Value: $106
Tag(s): Fantasy


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|Ann (Pugh) Wilbarger
|1775 Rockhigham, Virginia, USA
|Joelle Bem Muse
|17 Dec 2014
|Charlene (Pugh) Griffiths
|Ray or Jeddy Morley
|16 Dec 2014
|Charles E. Pugh
|Conner E. Pugh
|Spencer K. Pugh
|Trevor C. Pugh
|Jolene (Beazer) Pugh
|Tyler J. Pugh
|Stephanie A. (Griffiths) Pugh
|Char (Pugh) Griffiths
|Jen A. (Pugh) Coley Ms 512
|Jen Coley
|15 Dec 2014
|Samuel Pugh
|1742 Wise County, Virginia
|Phillip Sublett
|11 Dec 2014
|Susan Elizabeth Pugh
|November 23, 1752 Kentucky
|Michelle Holtzapfel
|10 Dec 2014
|Elizabeth Pugh
|9 Dec 2014
|Emma (Mosley) Pugh
|Gloria Lange
|Alberta Pugh
|Pam Patty
|Chassie (Jackson) Pugh
|Randy Skaggs
|7 Dec 2014
|John W. Pugh 198
|John Pugh
|Rachel Clare Pugh
|Linda Atkins
|4 Dec 2014
|Amber Pugh
|Amber Pugh
|2 Dec 2014
|Nathan A. Pugh 2
|Nathan Pugh
|Ann Pugh
|July 26, 1764
|Beverly Dillon
|30 Nov 2014
|Willis W. Pugh
|Dave McNally
|27 Nov 2014
|Nellie Jane (Pugh) Price
|October 9, 1886 Athens County, Ohio
|Gladys E. M. Pugh
|Nicholas Keen
|26 Nov 2014
|Jesse Pugh
|March 24, 1774 Virginia
|Sandra Vasko
|Adeline (Pugh) Blackburn
|1818 Tennessee
|Lydia (Sims) Pugh
|1777 Culpepper, Virginia
|25 Nov 2014
|Patty C. Pugh
|Michelle Slabaugh
|Daniel Pugh
|1745 Hampshire County, Virginia
|Thomas Allen
|24 Nov 2014
|Unlisted PUGH
|June Smith
|Daniel J. Pugh
|Barbara E. (Lineberry) Pugh
|June 1863 North Carolina, USA
|Marion Lineberry
|22 Nov 2014
|Alexander H. Pugh
|October 4, 1847 Randolph, North Carolina, USA
|Sarah (Pugh) Goley
|1833 North Carolina, USA
|Hazel (Pugh) Sheridan
|David Lundy
|21 Nov 2014
|Hannah Pugh
|1715 Radnor, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
|Ronald Rowland
|19 Nov 2014
|Virginia Wynette (Pugh) Richie
|May 5, 1942 , Itawamba, Mississippi, USA
|Debby Black
|18 Nov 2014
|Richard Pugh
|1825 Stepney, London, England
|Lucy Lavelle
|16 Nov 2014
|Emily S (Bryant) Pugh
|Ethel May (Stine) Pugh
|1904 Alabama, USA
|James Evans
|14 Nov 2014
|Susan Pugh
|Susan Pugh
|13 Nov 2014
|Elenor (Unknown) Pugh
|1821 Llanfyllin Welshpool Montgomeryshire Wales
|Jean Maunder
|Thomas Pugh
|1822 Kerry (Ceri), Montgomeryshire, Wales
|Margaret Ann Pugh
|March 14, 1855 Smyth, Virginia
|JoRaye Lytle
|Phebe Pugh
|1784 South Carolina, USA
|Scott Hufford
|12 Nov 2014
|Allen Pugh
|Melanie Black
|10 Nov 2014
|Nita M. (Black) Pugh
|Ann (Pugh) Seal
|1848 Kidbrook Staffordshire
|Jean Maunder
|Mary (Pugh) Daniel
|Max Byars-Horton
|Russell A. Pugh 5
|Cari Gordon
|8 Nov 2014
|Mary (Pugh) Irving
|August 16, 1822 Oswestry, Montgomeryshire, Wales
|Mary Lay-Stephenson
|7 Nov 2014
|Stephanie A. (Cox) Pugh 18
|Stephanie Pugh
|29 Oct 2014
|Ida Burnell (Pugh) Satterwhite
|October 13, 1919
|Marshall Satterwhite
|28 Oct 2014
|Randal L. Pugh
|Stephanie Pugh
|24 Oct 2014
|Mary Ellen (Booth) Pugh
|March 26, 1847 Floyd County Virginia
|James Choma
|21 Oct 2014
|Amos Leander Pugh
|May 3, 1868 Floyd County Virginia
|Charles Marion Pugh
|January 7, 1839 Floyd County Virginia
|James M. Pugh
|August 24, 1863 Floyd County Virginia
|Georgia (Lewis) Pugh
|Sharon Wetzel
|20 Oct 2014
|Anna E (Pugh) Lee
|David Pugh
|Hepsibah (Kirby) Pugh
|Rose Ann Pugh
|1878 Dudley Staffordshire England uk
|Steve Anderson
|8 Oct 2014
|Tina Pugh
|Claudia Bourdon
|3 Oct 2014
|Mabel Jeanne (Heskett) Pugh
|January 30, 1900 Kansas
|Abby Glann
|1 Oct 2014
|Charles Pugh
|Elizabeth (Turner) Pugh
|James Kenneth Pugh
|1908 Iowa
|Kenneth Pugh
|Pauline F. Pugh
|Pauline Pugh
|Kim Pugh
|Kim Pugh
|28 Sep 2014
|Mary Pugh
|December 25, 1793 Sangoly, Cadner, Radener, Wales
|Lisa Anonymous
|22 Sep 2014
|James Pugh
|1823 Ohio, USA
|19 Sep 2014
|Ellen Tina Pugh
|September 1870 Michigan, USA
|Judy N. (Rehbein) Pugh
|Cheryl Hammond
|Cecil Mitchell Pugh
|Bob Peppel
|Teresa Pugh
|Teresa Pugh
|Manie (Hargis) Pugh
|October 24, 1877
|Kristen Boxley
|Acsah (Pugh) Robinson
|November 21, 1797 Wilkes, Georgia
|Lili Hammond
|18 Sep 2014
|Martha Pugh
|September 20, 1811 Christian, KY
|Kathy W
|17 Sep 2014
|Rachel (Miller) Pugh
|April 21, 1853 Franklin County, Pa
|Joanna Haslam
|16 Sep 2014
|Edward Harry Pugh
|September 15, 1877 Forest, Hardin Co., OH
|Elizabeth (Pifer) Pugh
|September 23, 1809 Stoughstown, Cumberland Co., Pa
|John Pugh
|January 1, 1801 Unsure
|James Pugh
|November 9, 1853 Franklin County, PA
|Sophia Matilda Pugh
|July 24, 1841 Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England
|Michele Mullin
|9 Sep 2014
|Mathew Pugh
|Diane Haun
|4 Sep 2014
|Emelia Pugh
|1760 Bertie, North Carolina, USA
|Unlisted PUGH
|Geoff Pugh
|3 Sep 2014
|Mr Geoff M. Pugh 355
|Martha Anne Pugh
|1905 Aberystwyth, Wales
|Owen Phillips
|2 Sep 2014
|Lewis Pugh
|1902 Darren, Penrhyncoch, Aberystwyth, Wales
|John Pugh
|Margaret (Morgans) Pugh
|1865 Waungarlan, Trefeirig, Aberystwyth, Wales
|Samuel Pugh
|Maury County, TN
|DeLinda Rickards
|29 Aug 2014
|Callie Nowlin (Pugh) Plunkett
|December 17, 1883 Mt. Pleasant, Maury County, TN
|Hannah Pugh
|February 19, 1768 West Marlborough, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ed Wynn
|28 Aug 2014
|Elizabeth (Unknown) Pugh
|1655 Wales
|26 Aug 2014
|Carrie Pugh
|Carrie Pugh
|24 Aug 2014
|Heather N. (Sullivan) Pugh
|Mike Sullivan
|22 Aug 2014
|Sarah (Pugh) Bell
|October 24, 1707 Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., PA
|Mary Wallace
|21 Aug 2014
|Robert Pugh
|1655 Merioneth, Wales
|Karen Pugh
|Karen Pugh
|18 Aug 2014
|Peggy Isabella Pugh
|Tim Sullivan
|William Pugh
|David Wilson
|14 Aug 2014
|Elizabeth Pugh
|1770 Shropshire, England
|S. Tynan
|11 Aug 2014
|Mary Ada Pugh
|December 1873 Port Discovery, Jefferson, Washington
|Eric Wells
|Rodney Pugh
|Rodney Pugh
|Hilda Harriett Pugh
|1897 Fulham, London, England
|Keith Thorburn
|9 Aug 2014
|Richard Henry Pugh
|December 1858 Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales
|Sarah Jane Pugh
|Richard Irby
|4 Aug 2014
|Overton Pugh
|Joseph Pugh
|January 1852 Missouri
|Geneadiva Mere
|3 Aug 2014
|Nancy S. (Pugh) Anderson
|Richard Ragland
|28 Jul 2014
|Lila Irene Pugh
|Raymond Michael Stout
|26 Jul 2014
|Elizabeth (Unknown) Pugh
|Roy Wallis
|25 Jul 2014
|Hugh Pugh
|1812 Abycwnheir Radnorshire Wales
|Frances Catherine (Pugh) Gwilliam
|1855 Llanbadarn-Fawr Cardiganshire Wales
|Elizabeth Pugh
|Lenny Darnell
|Paula M. (Pugh) Constantino 39
|Paula Constantino
|24 Jul 2014
|Emma Ottelia McMillan (Pugh) Williams
|July 25, 1888 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
|Matilda Annie (Hein) Pugh
|1866 Germany
|Kirsty Ward
|Frederick James Pugh
|1850 Kingston, Herodforshire, England
|Andrea Pugh
|Tom Greene
|22 Jul 2014
|Kevin Lee Pugh
|Robert Timothy Pugh
|Gary Dean Pugh
|Connie Jean Pugh
|Dawn Lynn Pugh
|Chester Garfield "Buddy" Pugh
|Terry Lee Pugh
|Phyllis A. Pugh
|Brenda Smith
|19 Jul 2014
|John Pugh 1
|John Pugh
|18 Jul 2014
|Warren Clifford Pugh
|May 22, 1894 Kentucky
|Liz Millsaps Haigler
|17 Jul 2014
|Tom M. Pugh 6
|Tom Pugh
|Margaret (Adamson) Pugh
|Karen Adamson
|Agnes (Widdifield) Pugh
|David Lundy
|16 Jul 2014
|Theresa M (Unknown) Pugh
|Kellie Curran
|13 Jul 2014
|Wayne Kay Pugh SR.
|Jim D. Pugh
|Winifred K. (Pugh) Pike
|Mrs Mary (Pugh) Rogers
|1799 Hampshire, Virginia, USA
|F LaVerne Gillespie
|12 Jul 2014
|Susanna (Pugh) Williams
|May 20, 1786 Franklin County, Virginia, USA
|10 Jul 2014
|Kathy Pugh
|Kathy Pugh
|9 Jul 2014
|Esther (Pugh) Evans
|1799 Bucklebury, Berkshire, England
|Thomas Heath
|Ida Belle (Satterwhite) Pugh
|January 2, 1886 VA
|Marshall Satterwhite
|8 Jul 2014
|Sandra F. (Pugh) Cornish 3
|Sandra Cornish
|6 Jul 2014
|Parazade (Pugh) Oliver
|Sheri Sturm
|5 Jul 2014
|Hilda Zone (Pugh) Lineberry
|March 6, 1907 Randolph County, North Carolina
|Catherine V
|4 Jul 2014
|Uldene Pugh
|March 25, 1916 Imperial, Chase, Nebraska, United States
|Paul Linden
|William Owen Pugh
|October 6, 1914 Imperial, Chase, Nebraska, United States
|Evea P Pugh
|January 1, 1912 Imperial, Chase, Nebraska, United States
|Kidd Pugh
|December 23, 1910 Imperial, Chase, Nebraska, United States
|James Wilbur Pugh
|February 9, 1905 Imperial, Chase, Nebraska, United States
|Mable Mae Pugh
|November 5, 1902 Longmont, Boulder, Colorado, United States
|Marie Pugh
|February 15, 1901 Chase, Chase, Nebraska, United States
|James Wilbur Pugh
|October 9, 1873 Appanoose, Iowa, United States
|Rebecca Matilda Pugh
|John Manning
|3 Jul 2014
|Linda L. (Pugh) Fisher
|Cathryn Hondros
|Zalla F. Pugh
|Ward Pugh
|Thomas O. Pugh
|Louanna (Pieratt) Pugh
|June 24, 1933 Fulton Co., Indiana
|Ruby L. (Confer) Pugh
|Cameron T. Pugh
|Norma (Runkle) Pugh
|Medford L. Pugh
|Chlora Verl (Fisher) Pugh
|February 4, 1888 Miami Co., Indiana
|Thomas Pugh
|March 30, 1882 Franklin Co., Virginia
|Lois (Baker) Pugh
|Verdon R. Pugh
|Clifford J. Pugh
|Marie E. (Barnes) Pugh
|November 25, 1910 Grant Co. Indiana
|Gerald Pugh
|2 Jul 2014
|Ruby D. (Pugh) Ecklebarger
|Quintin D. Pugh
|Laurabell J. (Pugh) Long
|Mr. Douglas D. Pugh Sr. 196
|Douglas Pugh
|Richard Madison Pugh
|Gaylynn Darnell
|30 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth (Eliza) Pugh
|1812 Virginia, USA
|C Pugh
|C Pugh
|28 Jun 2014
|Mary Alice Pugh
|Chris Jackson
|Mahala Jane (Pugh) Carpenter
|Lois M. (Hicks) Pugh
|Wayne Burnie
|23 Jun 2014
|Leonard Pugh
|Penelope Pew Pugh
|Jaqui Miller
|21 Jun 2014
|Sidney Pugh
|1821 Lancaster County, Ohio, United States
|Kenneth LeFebvre
|18 Jun 2014
|Azariah Pugh Sr.
|October 27, 1721 Hopewell, Prince George, Virginia
|Mark Shurtliff
|Malinda Pugh
|1797 Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|James Edmondson
|16 Jun 2014
|Mary (Scott) Pugh
|1726 Norhampton Co, Virginia, United States
|Mary Ann (Gornell) Pugh
|1805 Berriew Montgomeryshire
|John Pugh
|15 Jun 2014
|Mamie E. (Bulcock) Pugh
|Arnold Pugh
|Sebastian Hahn
|14 Jun 2014
|William W. Pugh
|1742 Edgecombe, NC.
|Elizabeth (Whitfield) Pugh
|Orpah (Pugh) Yelverton
|Zenith (William) Pugh
|Mary (Pugh) Nugent
|Katinka Rhodes
|Leigh (Tucker) Pugh
|Gregory Casteel
|13 Jun 2014
|Mary Ellen Pugh
|January 27, 1896 Amnity, Clark CO., AR.
|Chris Harter
|9 Jun 2014
|Alverta (Pugh) Hawkins
|September 29, 1929 Browns, Boone County, Missouri
|Catherine V
|8 Jun 2014
|Doreen Agnes (Scott) Pugh
|1911 Hawthorn, Melbourne, Australia
|Peter Knowles
|7 Jun 2014
|Savannah Valentine Vannie Pugh
|November 29, 1884 Monroe, Alabama, United States
|Thomas Etheridge
|3 Jun 2014
|James William Pugh
|November 5, 1859 Georgia
|Debby Black
|27 May 2014
|William Hollice Pugh
|1917 Haleyville, Winston, Alabama, USA
|William Thomas Pugh
|April 5, 1884 Alabama, USA
|26 May 2014
|Shannon Pugh
|Shannon Pugh
|25 May 2014
|Even Pugh
|November 30, 1771
|Thomas Pugh
|Emma Alice (Pugh) Dorsey
|November 22, 1856 Missouri, USA
|Eric Evans
|23 May 2014
|Rachel Pugh
|1886 Donnington
|Barry Cartmell
|21 May 2014
|Thomas Pugh
|1685 Gwynedd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
|Catherine Morgan
|Jane Ann (Rogers) Pugh
|1688 Radnor, Pennsylvania
|George L. Pugh
|Brenda Smith
|Deana (Vantel) Pugh
|` Robert Pugh
|October 7, 1730 Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA
|Howard Camp
|20 May 2014
|Hannah (Pugh) Coppock
|March 9, 1762
|Greg Raven
|Jane (Pugh) Alexander
|November 6, 1814 Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, USA
|Joe O'Bannon
|19 May 2014
|Hannah (Beals) Pugh
|January 31, 1729 Chester Co., Pa
|Mark Shurtliff
|Mary (Pugh) Fraser
|1728 Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, , Wales
|Janet Dabney
|Mary Pugh
|1739 Randolph, North Carolina, United States
|Enoch Pugh
|1735 Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
|Jesse Pugh
|1732 Guilford, North Carolina, United States
|Elizabeth (Richardson) Pugh
|December 1709 Pennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
|Elizabeth Rankin
|Jones C. Pugh
|1888 Arkansas, USA
|Paul Miniato
|18 May 2014
|Erika L. Pugh 24
|Erika Pugh
|16 May 2014
|Lisa S. Pugh
|John Beeson
|15 May 2014
|Deborah L. Pugh
|Jan M. Pugh
|Craig Pugh
|Notre Marie M. (Beeson) Pugh
|Loretta J. Pugh
|Mary Ella E. (Beeson) Pugh
|David C. Pugh
|Susan K. Pugh
|Joyce E. Pugh
|Barbara R. Pugh
|Ruth R. (Beeson) Pugh
|Gertrude A. Pugh
|1903 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Nicholas Keen
|14 May 2014
|Dorothy M. A. Pugh
|1900 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Fanny May Pugh
|1893 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|George Henry Pugh
|1870 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Elsie Pugh
|1889 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Lottie L. Pugh
|1884 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Gertrude Pugh
|1881 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|William Pugh
|1878 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Elizabeth Pugh
|1876 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Caroline Pugh
|1874 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Eliza Pugh
|1871 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Nimrod Pugh
|1868 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Frederick Pugh
|1866 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|George Pugh
|1844 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Nimrod Pugh
|1839 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Charles Pugh
|1858 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Caroline Pugh
|1855 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Harriet Pugh
|1852 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Leah Pugh
|1850 Maugersbury, Gloucestershire, England
|Martha Pugh
|1847 Guiting Power, Gloucestershire, England
|Ann Pugh
|1842 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Phoebe Ann Pugh
|1840 Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England
|Frederick Pugh
|1834 Maugersbury, Gloucestershire, England
|George Pugh
|1814 Lower Swell, Gloucestershire, England
|Mary Pugh
|1748 Roxbury Twp, Morris Co, NJ
|Chad Kent
|6 May 2014
|Faye F. (Johnson) Pugh
|Gleta Hall
|5 May 2014
|Mrs. Gleta G. (Pugh) Hall 33
|Bernice B. Pugh
|John Beeson
|4 May 2014
|Sue S. (Beeson) Pugh
|Wade D. Pugh
|Harris N. Pugh
|Charles R. Pugh
|Robert T. Pugh 6
|Robert Pugh
|Abraham Lincoln Pugh
|April 19, 1902 Muse, Le Flore, Oklahoma, United States
|Chris Harter
|1 May 2014
|Enoch Franklin Pugh
|Kimberly Davis
|30 Apr 2014
|Maura Rebecca (Pugh) West
|1836 Alabama
|Karen Hoy
|Basil Pugh
|Maurice Williams
|Kevin Pugh
|Nicole Pugh
|Danielle Pugh
|Margaret Elizabeth (Jordan) Pugh
|September 21, 1895 Nebraska
|Donna Sotomayor
|27 Apr 2014
|James Lihue Pugh
|February 12, 1855 PIKE CO., ALABAMA
|Eva Spivey
|25 Apr 2014
|Ira Franklin Pugh
|October 14, 1849 PIKE CO., ALABAMA
|Margaret L. Pugh
|November 12, 1846 PIKE CO., ALABAMA
|Elizabeth Jane (Wiggins) Pugh
|July 15, 1824 CONECUH, ALABAMA
|Elizabeth J Pugh
|May 5, 1845 PIKE CO., ALABAMA
|Jesse C Pugh
|Mary Alice (Pugh) Spivey
|March 13, 1853 COFFEE CO.,ALABAMA
|Elizabeth (Pugh) Landman
|March 19, 1708 North Farnham Parish,Richmond,Virginia,USA
|James Pugh
|1838 Leigh, Worcestershire
|Ian Macro
|22 Apr 2014
|Mary (Pugh) Evans
|1796 Shropshire, England
|Mary Fox
|Jessie Pugh
|1732 Guilford Co., North Carolina
|Robert Weaver
|Sarah Ann (Pugh) Annis
|October 11, 1865 Pickering, Canada West
|Dave Rutherford
|Alma Evelyn (Pugh) Annis
|August 13, 1860 Pickering, Canada West
|William Pugh
|1769 Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|Chris Harter
|21 Apr 2014
|Isaac Pugh
|1805 South Carolina, United States
|Edward W Pugh
|1812 Greenville, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|Irena Elvin Pugh
|1816 Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|Abbitha Elizabeth Pugh
|May 6, 1813 Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|John Henry Pugh
|1806 South Carolina, United States
|James Pugh
|1803 South Carolina, United States
|Permelia Pugh
|1799 Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|Martin VanBuren Pugh
|1799 Laurens, South Carolina, United States
|William C Pugh
|1832 Hall, Georgia, United States
|Mary E (Pugh) Brown
|1878 Pennsylvania
|Holly Bloom
|20 Apr 2014
|Jesse Pugh
|September 16, 1711 Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States
|Richard Beason
|Ann (Webster) Pugh
|1680 Old Rappahannock, Vginia
|Katherine Patterson
|David Pugh
|1650 South,,,Wales
|Richard Williams
|Lewis Pugh R1b1a2
|1674 North Wales, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States
|Elizabeth (Allison) Pugh
|1775 Hillsborough, Caswell, NC
|Holly Battle
|19 Apr 2014
|Mary Ann Winter (Winser) Pugh
|1805 Greenville, Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
|Chris Harter
|Mary Ann Polly Pugh
|July 19, 1825 Hall, Georgia, United States
|John F M Pugh
|Elizabeth (Pugh) Jay
|September 6, 1755 Frederick County (near Winchester), Virginia
|Lena Caroline (Turner) Pugh
|September 17, 1878 Iuka, Tishomingo County, Mississippi
|Gleta Hall
|17 Apr 2014
|Tommy J. Pugh
|William W. Pugh
|Thomas Jefferson Pugh
|July 9, 1864 Tallapoosa Co. AL.
|William Whitus Pugh
|September 5, 1908 Texas
|Elizabeth (Collins) Pugh
|John Pugh
|16 Apr 2014
|Richard Pugh
|John Pugh
|1735 Staffordshire, England
|Christine Ellarby
|Elizabeth (Unknown) Pugh
|John Pugh
|Elizabeth (Francis) Pugh
|1771 Berriew Montgomeryshire
|Ann (Perrins) Pugh
|John Pugh
|1770 United Kingdom
|Joseph Pugh
|1809 Welshpool Montgomeryshire
|15 Apr 2014
|Joyce (Pugh) Owen
|1600 Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, Wales
|Steve Sammons
|Florence Elizabeth (Beasley) Pugh
|October 5, 1925 San Marcos, Hays Co., Texas
|Rebecca Peterson
|Leonard Don Pugh
|April 18, 1953 Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas
|Infant Boy Pugh
|October 26, 1948 San Angelo, Tom Green Co. Texas
|Rachel Pugh
|Randy Brown
|Leonard Norman Pugh
|June 17, 1920 Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas
|Rebecca Peterson
|Mary Louisa Pugh
|1866 Alpine, Kent, Michigan, USA
|Lisa Anonymous
|11 Apr 2014
|Saba E Pugh
|1875 Michigan, USA
|Sylva A Pugh
|1873 Michigan, USA
|Charles L Pugh
|1868 Michigan, USA
|John A Pugh
|1864 Michigan, USA
|Perry J Pugh
|1863 Michigan, USA
|Bernice Pugh
|Bernice Pugh
|6 Apr 2014
|Carole Pugh
|Carole Pugh
|5 Apr 2014
|Pheobe (Tussing) Pugh
|1806 Virginia
|Lee Ann Dickey Simmers
|4 Apr 2014
|William Pugh
|1804 Virginia
|Elizabeth Ann (Pugh) Chambers
|February 15, 1831 Rockingham Co., Virginia
|Thomas F Pugh
|June 11, 1920 Solano, California, USA
|Paul Miniato
|Gordon J. Pugh
|September 3, 1921 Solano, California
|Melody Pugh
|Melody Pugh
|Merwin Pugh
|Roger Carrier
|Mildred Pugh
|Ruby J. (Pugh) Jones
|Douglas Pugh
|3 Apr 2014
|Cole L. Pugh Mr.
|Claire R. (Duck) Pugh Mrs.
|Paul Pugh
|Ada B. (Perdue) Pugh
|Lucy Pugh
|Thomas Bray
|Jessie Pugh
|1865 Knighton, Radnorshire, Wales
|Sheila Smail
|2 Apr 2014
|Julia (Pugh) Bridgemon
|Cathy Wydner
|31 Mar 2014
|Mrs Daphne (Pugh) McKersie
|Melanie Flannery
|28 Mar 2014
|Mabel (Wright) Pugh
|Kimberly Davis
|27 Mar 2014
|Evelyn G. (Pugh) Bennett
|Prudence (Unknown) Pugh
|Nicky Dorrington
|26 Mar 2014
|John Pugh
|Elizabeth Pugh
|Phil Richardson
|24 Mar 2014
|Christina (Jones) Pugh
|John Pugh
|23 Mar 2014
|Christian J. Pugh
|Lauren C. Pugh
|Maureen Bernadette (Coleman) Pugh
|Thomas Pugh
|November 16, 1731 Hopewell, Prince George, Virginia
|Catherine Morgan
|Mrs Wendi R. (Pugh) Shelton-Mathis 78
|Wendi Shelton-Mathis
|20 Mar 2014
|Mrs Sharon K. (Conley) Pugh
|Mr Larry E. Pugh
|Linda (Pugh) Benefield
|Jeanette (Pugh) Hicks
|Andrew Pugh
|Reverend Ernest W. Pugh
|Mr Shane S. Pugh
|Mrs Candy S. (Pugh) Patrick
|Paulette L. (Carney) Pugh 4
|Paulette Pugh
|19 Mar 2014
|David Pugh
|John Pugh
|17 Mar 2014
|Jane Elizabeth Pugh
|December 5, 1830 Welshpool Montgomeryshire
|Edna (Pugh) Nutgrass
|James Clark
|16 Mar 2014
|Caroline Freda (Pugh) Beck
|February 11, 1906 Pultney Twnp., Belmont Co., Ohio, USA
|Meghan Dewhurst- Conroy
|Joseph Pugh
|1828 Welshpool Montgomeryshire
|John Pugh
|15 Mar 2014
|Lily (Gates) Pugh
|1887 liverpool lancashire england
|Margaret (Beckett) Pugh
|1823 Kelsall Cheshire
|Louisa Pugh
|1853 Tarporley Cheshire
|John Joseph Pugh
|May 13, 1884 liverpool lancashire england
|John H. Pugh
|Willie Pugh
|1910 Swinton, Yorkshire
|Ron Woodhouse
|14 Mar 2014
|Walter Pugh
|1885 Mexborough, Yorkshire
|Emma Augusta Pugh
|April 5, 1875 Lansing, MI
|Cathy Foos
|8 Mar 2014
|Orpah Pugh
|Frank Hanna
|Lot Pugh
|April 13, 1791 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
|George Field
|5 Mar 2014
|Rachel (Anthony) Pugh
|June 25, 1791 Hamilton County, Ohio
|Hannah Pugh
|Mary Anthony Pugh
|Jordan Pugh
|Leah C. Pugh
|Reu Pugh
|Christopher Pugh
|1815 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
|Thresa (Chaifant) Pugh
|George Ellis Pugh
|November 28, 1822 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
|David Pugh
|August 26, 1758 Bush River, Newberry, SC
|Hannah (Unknown) Pugh
|1793 Waynesville, Warren, OH
|4 Mar 2014
|Horatio Gates Sexton Pugh
|January 21, 1796 Wilbraham, Hampden, MA
|Bathesheba Pugh
|December 29, 1788 Newberry Dist, [county], SC
|Rug Pugh
|Nancy (Swift) Pugh
|Job Pugh
|September 5, 1784 Newberry, Bush River, SC
|William Pugh
|John E. Pugh
|1825 Indiana
|Joannah (Pugh) Hudgins
|Jason W. Crews
|1 Mar 2014
|Elizabeth Pugh
|1851 Centreville, IN
|George Field
|Elvonia (Railsback) Pugh
|November 18, 1828 Indiana
|Irene Pugh
|1851 Centreville, IN
|Rachel (Wright) Pugh
|November 16, 1761 Orangeburg, SC
|28 Feb 2014
|Louisa (Irvin) Pugh
|Sarah (Ellison) Pugh
|Hannah (Bailes) Pugh
|January 31, 1729 Hopewell, Prince George, VA
|Eliza (Dunham) Pugh
|October 22, 1796
|Eliza Jane (Pugh) Wilson
|September 23, 1849 Centreville, IN
|Lucy (Pugh) Hurst
|December 1858 Appanoose County, Iowa
|Nick Andreola
|Martha (Pugh) Dority
|May 1886 Clinton, Douglas, Kansas
|Edward D. Pugh
|July 1829 Wales
|Edward Pugh
|February 29, 1868 Appanoose County, Iowa
|Betty R. (Youngblood) Pugh
|Amber Bowers
|26 Feb 2014
|Randy R. Pugh
|Amber E. (Pugh) Bowers 13
|Herman O. Pugh
|Sinah Pugh
|1660 Dolgelly, Merioneth, Wales
|George Field
|Azariah Pugh
|John Pugh
|1772 Wrightsboro, McDuffie, Georgia, United States
|25 Feb 2014
|Alexander Pugh
|1766 Clarke, Alabama, United States
|Elijah Pugh
|June 23, 1760 North Carolina, United States
|Sinah (Pugh) Walker
|Valerie Peery
|23 Feb 2014
|Mr Thomas Pugh
|1697 Radnorshire, Wales
|Geoff Pugh
|Mrs Elizabeth (Fox) Pugh
|1727 Birley, Herefordshire, England
|Mahala (Banks) Pugh
|1842 Indiana
|Nick Andreola
|21 Feb 2014
|Elizabeth (Cooper) Pugh
|1804 Harrison county Ohio
|19 Feb 2014
|Mr Ellis Evan Pugh
|1610 Gwynnedd, Wales
|Geoff Pugh
|17 Feb 2014
|Mrs Elizabeth (Fearnall) Pugh
|1834 Doddenham, Worcestershire, England
|16 Feb 2014
|Mrs Susan (Neal) Pugh
|Mrs Allison G. (Norton) Pugh
|Mrs Marilyn (Rippin) Pugh
|Unlisted PUGH
|Mr Nathaniel R. Pugh
|Miss Amelia S. Pugh
|Mrs Stephanie J. (Tommins) Pugh
|Mr Adrian P. Pugh
|Mr Mark J. Pugh
|Mr Michael K. Pugh
|Mrs Juliet I. (Ratcliff) Pugh
|Joan Price Pugh
|April 23, 1670 Breknockshire, Wales
|Mrs Dorothy M. (Sollis) Pugh
|Geoff Pugh
|James Pugh
|May 28, 1665 Merionethshire, Wales
|14 Feb 2014
|Mrs Hester (Evans) Pugh
|1701 Unknown
|Geoff Pugh
|Mr Edward Pugh
|1720 New Radnor, Radnorshire Wales
|Mr David Pugh
|1749 Birley, Herefordshire, England
|Mrs Anne (Compton) Pugh
|June 7, 1754 Delwyn, Herefordshire, England
|Mr Thomas Pugh
|1776 St Clement, Worcestershire, England
|Mrs Drusilla (Evans) Pugh
|1759 Broseley, Shropshire, England
|Mr William Alfred Pugh
|1802 Claines, Ombersley, Worcestershire, England
|Mrs Mary Rebecca (Joseland) Pugh
|1801 Alfrick, Worcestershire, England
|Mr William Pugh
|1828 Eastham, Worcestershire, England
|Miss Sarah Ann Pugh
|October 1861 Martley, Worcestershire, England
|13 Feb 2014
|Mrs Vera Jane (Pugh) Bragger
|December 1904 Stourport on Severn, Worcestershire, England
|Edwin Pugh
|June 22, 1884 Highfields, Martley, Worcestershire, England
|Mrs Elsie (Sharman) Pugh
|October 1881 Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England
|Rhoda Pugh
|January 11, 1813
|Boyd Klein
|Henry H Pugh
|Sarah Elizabeth (Pugh) Wall Pugh
|August 1838
|Mr Harold E. Pugh
|Geoff Pugh
|12 Feb 2014
|Pat (Pugh) Jones
|Garry Brookes
|Robert E. Pugh
|December 10, 1908 Lawrton, Comanche, OK
|Nick Andreola
|11 Feb 2014
|Miriam Margaret Pugh
|1905 Lawton, Comanche, OK
|George Pugh
|March 1873 Iowa
|Martha E. (Wilson) Pugh
|October 18, 1879 Missouri
|Eliza Pugh
|July 12, 1865 Appanoose County, Iowa
|Elizabeth (Otwell) Pugh
|1833 Hall, Georgia, United States
|Chris Harter
|Tricia E. (Buckley) Pugh 214
|Tricia Pugh
|10 Feb 2014
|Kathleen Ann Pugh
|Newport M, Wales
|Lesley Morgan
|Corena E. (Pugh) Turner
|June 1, 1878 Greenbush, Warren, Iowa
|Nick Andreola
|7 Feb 2014
|Mildred Faye (Russell) Pugh
|Debby Black
|Jane Pugh
|December 21, 1745 Hopewell Mm, VA
|Catherine Morgan
|6 Feb 2014
|Cindy L. (Whitney) Pugh
|Owen Lindsay
|1 Feb 2014
|Gavin Pugh
|Gavin Pugh
|31 Jan 2014
|James Paul Pugh
|March 14, 1908 Randolph County, NC, USA
|Ben Cook
|28 Jan 2014
|Infant Girl Pugh
|Allie (Bescher) Pugh
|August 2, 1915 Randolph County, NC, USA
|Nan L. (Pugh) Rowe 166
|Nan Rowe
|Ellen Pugh
|1695 Bala, Merionethshire, Wales
|Ellis Pugh
|August 1656 Dolgelly, Merionthshire, Wales
|Matthew Stout
|25 Jan 2014
|Tammy Y. (Pugh) Bowen 2
|Tammy Bowen
|Thomas Pugh
|1771 Bush River, South Carolina
|Matthew Stout
|24 Jan 2014
|Thomas Minton Pugh
|1804 Warren, Ohio
|Benjamin Lane Pugh
|December 12, 1823 Warren, Ohio
|22 Jan 2014
|Rhoda Lee Pugh
|Chris Harter
|18 Jan 2014
|Mary Pugh
|December 2, 1811 Lee County, Virginia, USA
|Eric Clark
|12 Jan 2014
|William Pugh
|February 26, 1787 NC
|Francis (Townsend) Pugh
|July 20, 1794 NC
|Ann McCoole nee (Wright) Pugh
|Ruth F. (Pugh) Hamrick
|Janet Myers
|11 Jan 2014
|Rebecca Elizabeth Pugh
|1833 Alabama, USA
|Linda Mearse
|Frederick Pugh
|1840 Lingen, Herfordshire, England
|Sheila Smail
|10 Jan 2014
|James B Pugh
|Matthew Stout
|9 Jan 2014
|Mildred (Burmiester) Pugh
|Dave Stevenson
|8 Jan 2014
|Margaret Francis (Bolin) Pugh
|October 20, 1875 Bethany, MO
|Sarah (Sutton) Pugh
|Mr. Mark M. Pugh 2
|Mark Pugh
|7 Jan 2014
|Gordon Pugh
|Nan Rowe
|Mary Katherine (Suttles) Pugh
|August 1847 Ohio
|Matthew Stout
|Elizabeth Bessie Talbot Pugh
|December 22, 1864 Demopolis, Marengo, Alabama, United States
|Scott Simon
|4 Jan 2014
|Mary Margaret Pugh
|Heather Stengel
|1 Jan 2014
|Glen Pugh
|Irma Pugh
|William Pugh
|Helen Louise (Schuster) Pugh
|Mansfield, oh
|Joanna Haslam
|27 Dec 2013
|Lloyd Merlin Pugh
|Mansfield, Oh
|Nellie O. (Pugh) Long
|Matthew Stout
|Sarah (Pugh) Nicks
|1793 Wilson, Tennessee, USA
|Barry Williams
|19 Dec 2013
|Nicholas Pugh
|Pat Dobson
|15 Dec 2013
|Mary Jean Pugh
|September 6, 1925 Roanoke, Virginia
|Annie Pugh
|1870 in Monmoouthshire,England
|Maurice Williams
|7 Dec 2013
|Dorothy (Pugh) Lang
|Allan Thomas
|30 Nov 2013
|Mary (Pugh) Walling
|1748 White Co, TN
|Tracy Walling
|29 Nov 2013
|Sally (Renfroe) Pugh 15
|Sally Pugh
|13 Nov 2013
|Grace Pugh
|Dee Christophel D'Errico
|12 Nov 2013
|Anne Pugh
|Jim Davis
|10 Nov 2013
|Ann (Evans) Pugh
|January 14, 1820 North Montgomeryshire, Wales, United Kingdom
|Ruth Taylor
|9 Nov 2013
|George Alfred Pugh
|1892 Birmingham
|Dan Perry
|5 Nov 2013
|Nellie Pugh
|1897 Birmingham
|Annie Pugh
|1899 Birmingham
|Doris May Pugh
|1901 Birmingham
|Percival Thomas Pugh
|1903 Birmingham
|Leslie James Pugh
|1906 Birmingham
|Rosalie Edith Pugh
|April 1908 Birmingham
|Charles Edward Pugh
|1910 Birmingham
|Mary Ann Pugh
|1872 Birmingham
|William Henry Pugh
|1869 Birmingham
|Lilian M Pugh
|Mary Ann (Pugh) Scrivens
|1850 Barton St Mary, Gloucestershire, England
|Colin Scriven
|Ian Pugh
|Ian Pugh
|4 Nov 2013
|Linda Pugh Steimel Pugh
|Linda Pugh Steimel Pugh
|Annie (Pugh) Welker
|Merissa Jensen
|28 Oct 2013
|Daniel Pugh
|Martha (Harris) Pugh
|March 14, 1787 Randolph, North Carolina, United States
|Claudia (Litton) Pugh 35
|Claudia Pugh
|26 Oct 2013
|Ashley Dawn Pugh
|Michael Tyler
|Amy Lynn Pugh
|Harry G. Pugh
|January 24, 1890
|Nan Rowe
|23 Oct 2013
|Arthur Blaine Pugh
|April 2, 1887 Kansas
|Mary Adaline (McCorkell) Pugh
|July 21, 1864
|Bertha Edna (Allen) Pugh
|July 3, 1894 Colorado
|Anonymous (Pugh) Anonymous
|Thomas Cowen Pugh
|July 1862
|Bundy Pugh
|September 18, 1869 Jackson Co., Ohio
|Austin Pugh
|November 5, 1866 Jackson Co., Ohio
|Adah Pugh
|April 20, 1863 Jackson Co., Ohio
|Solon Pugh
|December 4, 1857 Hancock Co., West VA
|George Pugh
|September 19, 1854 Hancock, West Virginia
|Samuel Leonard Pugh
|October 1859
|22 Oct 2013
|Jane (Chambers) Pugh
|Peggy H. (Pugh) Burgess
|Ralph Eugene Pugh
|January 16, 1925 Rocky Ford, Colorado
|Ruth Adaline (Pugh) McGary
|1921 Rocky Ford, Colorado
|Agnes Belle (Pugh) Stephens
|1919 Rocky Ford, Colorado
|Roy E. Pugh
|Hazel (Wheeler) Pugh
|Edwin C Pugh
|January 3, 1893
|Cathy L. (Pugh) Henderson
|Mary M. (Bedwell) Pugh
|December 1889 Clarke County, Alabama, USA
|Veronica Williams
|11 Oct 2013
|Otis Pugh
|Clarke County, Alabama, USA
|LuDeanne Tindle
|George Pugh
|August 9, 1866 Hartlepool, Durham, England
|Martin Harrison
|7 Oct 2013
|Walter Pugh
|June 29, 1868 Hartlepool, Durham, England
|William Pugh
|September 12, 1863 Hartlepool, Durham, England
|Euphemia Mary Pugh
|Ellen Eliza Pugh
|Catherine Ann Pugh
|William Alex Russel Pugh
|1824 Scotland
|Jessie Pugh
|June 13, 1871 Hartlepool, Durham, England
|William Charles Pugh
|Roy Alan George Pugh
|Enid Eileen Ethel Pugh
|William Charles Pugh
|Deborah C. (Pugh) Boucher
|6 Oct 2013
|Mary E. Pugh
|September 1862 IN
|Fred Goodell
|5 Oct 2013
|Walter H. Pugh
|Erika Pugh
|3 Oct 2013
|David R. Pugh
|Robert L. Pugh
|Jeffrey D. Pugh
|Jennifer A. Pugh
|Allyson L. (Westover) Pugh
|Anna J. (Weller) Pugh
|Mr Terence Pugh
|Claire Gunnell
|18 Sep 2013
|Regina Pugh
|Regina Pugh
|16 Sep 2013
|Ney Pugh
|1802 Alabama, USA
|Kelley Anonymous
|15 Sep 2013
|Nancy Elmira Pugh
|July 1828
|Deb Pugh
|Deb Pugh
|10 Sep 2013
|Martha Ann Pugh
|February 12, 1854 Grove Hill, Clarke, Alabama
|James Sandlin
|5 Sep 2013
|Mary Elizabeth Pugh
|Kathryn D. Pugh
|Larry Miller
|3 Sep 2013
|Priscilla Ann (Pugh) Vincent
|T Buckley
|28 Aug 2013
|Mattie Francis (Pugh) Stump
|David Agee
|26 Aug 2013
|Ivy P (Taylor) Pugh
|December 1889 Kansas
|Mike Ormsby
|24 Aug 2013
|Frank Pugh
|1887 Kansas
|Barbara S (Taylor) Pugh
|March 24, 1886 Osborne, Kansas
|Harry H Pugh
|January 1, 1880
|Ellen (Davies) Pugh
|1884 Lyonshall, Herefordshire, England
|Jen Coley
|23 Aug 2013
|John Pugh
|March 1883
|Annie Mary, Evans Pugh
|1905 Troed y Rhyw, Commins Coch
|Anwen (Pugh) Hopton
|Ellen Lenora Pugh
|October 13, 1933 Machynlleth
|Elery E. (Pugh) Munion
|Glenys Mary (Pugh) Jenkins
|May 28, 1929 Rhander Bach, Llangadfan
|Giles Pugh
|January 12, 1908 Machynlleth
|John Pugh
|November 8, 1822 Trefeglwys, Montgomeryshire,Wales
|Mary Frances (Pugh) Butler
|August 25, 1861 Indiana, USA
|Crispin Butler
|Gladys Mary (Evans) Pugh
|May 2, 1903 Rhos, Llangadfan,Montgoemeryshire
|Jen Coley
|21 Aug 2013
|Leonard Gordon Pugh
|April 30, 1934 Troed y Rhyw, Commins Coch
|Ronald Pugh
|March 9, 1933 Troed y Rhyw, Commins Coch
|Dorothy (Unknown) Pugh
|Sarah Edwina (Hughes) Pugh
|Richard Pugh
|Henry H. Pugh
|Wendy (Lewis) Pugh
|Roy Pugh
|Rachel Pugh
|William Pugh
|Joyce M Pugh
|August 18, 1937
|Anne Pugh
|Heulwen Pugh
|April 19, 1941 Machynlleth
|Nerys G. Pugh
|Ellen (May) Pugh
|John R. Pugh
|Gary Pugh
|Megan (Humphreys) Pugh
|Walter Pugh
|Wayne W. Pugh
|Blake O. Pugh
|Calvin K. Pugh
|Micheal M. Pugh
|Pam M. (Pugh) Worrall
|Aimee A. Pugh
|Christopher C. Pugh
|Andrew C. Pugh
|Michelle (Bingley) Pugh
|Richard C. Pugh
|Barbara (Pugh) Griffiths
|John Pugh
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2003 Association Forecasts - Consumer Electronics Association
CEA: Challenges Breed Opportunities
by Gary Shapiro, president and CEO
In 2002, we celebrated the eighth decade of consumer electronics. As we look back, we have much to make us proud. Each year has brought new and innovative technologies and products. We have opened opportunities for people everywhere to have access to information and entertainment and to stay connected - making the world a better place. As an industry, we are raising the world's standard of living and increasing people's knowledge and their ability to communicate.
Of course, some years have been tougher than others and 2002 clearly was one of the toughest. Certainly, many consumer electronics companies have been affected by the economic downturn. In addition, a host of issues unique to the CE industry such as copyright concern, cable compatibility, lack of digital content, and broadband availability are challenging the industry daily.
Yet challenges create opportunities. The consumer technology market has a solid record of growth, and we have every reason to be optimistic going forward. Despite economic uncertainties, consumers are finding compelling reasons to upgrade from analog to new digital products.
As I write this, we forecast U.S. sales of consumer electronics products from manufacturers to dealers will reach U.S. $96 billion in 2002, on target to set a new annual sales record for the industry, and represent three percent growth over the 2001 total. We are one of a handful of industries that can make that statement. Consumer demand for digital video products, including game consoles and software, digital cameras and camcorders, digital televisions, and DVD players are expected to be strong sellers again this holiday season for retailers.
What's driving this growth? HDTV sales are surpassing projections, DVD decks are expected to hit 17.6 million on dollar sales of $2.5 billion in 2002, and digital cameras sales will climb to 8.9 million in 2002, a 38-percent increase over 2001. These are but a few of the CE products that are transforming the way we obtain entertainment and information, the way we stay in touch with loved ones and the way we work.
HDTV Rules
High definition television (HDTV) is a promising area for the CE industry. Americans love digital television! Although most prefer HDTV monitors, broadcasting and cable soon will be drivers of set sales. Americans are expected to buy 2.8 million units in 2002, surpassing our initial forecast of 2.1 million, with sales projected to reach 3.8 million in 2003. In fact, in our annual survey of consumers and their planned purchases for the holidays, HDTV was in the top six gifts consumers wanted. We are very confident about the roll out of HDTV; however, we do have some concerns about cable compatibility, a lack of quality programming and copy protection.
Our industry is in intense negotiations with the cable industry. The lack of a national "plug-and-play" standard for cable is the largest obstacle to the transition. With less than 13 percent of households relying on over-the-air reception for their primary TV signal, a successful DTV transition depends on the completion of a nationwide standard for sending HDTV programming over cable - known as cable 'plug-and-play' compatibility. I am optimistic that we will have a national, consumer-friendly plug-and-play standard by the time this article is published.
The FCC also should ensure that broadcasters meet their obligations to broadcast HDTV. While CBS and ABC broadcast most of their primetime lineup in high def, the other networks do not.
Copyright Challenges
Another obstacle for the industry is settling the copyright debate. We must balance the established, customary home recording rights of consumers and the ability of manufacturers to innovate against the piracy concerns of copyright owners. CEA strongly supports consumers' right to engage in private, non-commercial recording.
That's why we're supporting legislation introduced in the U.S. Congress by Representative Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) and another bill introduced by Representative Rick Boucher (D-VA). Both bills enjoy bi-partisan support and recognize that the balance between consumer and content owner rights does not need to change as technology transitions from analog to digital. Importantly, these bills mark the first time that legislation will detail consumers' fair use and home recording rights and place us on the offensive instead of the defensive.
Negotiations among the information technology, CE and movie industries continue and the imposition of further copy or retransmission controls may be inevitable. Our challenge is to try to move the discussions toward resolution while defending home recording and fair use rights.
Broadband Pipes
Broadband provides another considerable opportunity for the consumer technology industry. Just as plumbing, electricity, telephone, and cable have entered the home through pipes, dramatically altering our lifestyles, soon it will be common to access broadband technology. CEA is working on several initiatives to ensure that every American has access to affordable broadband services. By the end of 2002, at least 20 million homes will have a broadband connection.
Today, many consumers do not see the value of broadband because it is too expensive. As a member of the High Tech Broadband Coalition, CEA is urging the FCC to remove burdensome, outdated regulations that are hindering investment and limiting competition in high-speed Internet access. CEA also is asking the FCC to ensure that broadband service providers do not place unwarranted restrictions on consumers' ability to connect to devices and access applications and content over their broadband connections.
Where Do We Go?
Without question, challenges exist, but digital technology is providing more opportunities for growth than ever by enabling us to stay connected anytime, anywhere. Digital radio is available nationwide 24/7. HDTV is on display in many American homes. DVDs are hotter than ever. And with more than 1 billion wireless users expected by 2003, wireless devices are keeping more of us in touch with the office and home. Internet connectivity is essential for getting information and communicating. Home offices are growing as teleworking becomes more common. Similarly, home theaters are becoming more popular as the importance of family time increases.
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02.12.2013 - 02.14.2013
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02.11.2013 - 02.14.2013
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10.29.2012 - 10.29.2012
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06.02.2013 - 06.06.2013
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North Korea has said that its armed forces are "ready for battle" and accused the US of continuing to pursue "hostile" policies a day after it conducted a second nuclear test.
In its first comments since announcing Monday's test, an editorial in one of the North's main newspapers on Tuesday accused Barack Obama, the US president, of following the "reckless policy" taken by his predecessor.
The comments came on the same day that the North reportedly test-fired two short-range missiles off the country's east coast in what has been seen as a show of defiance against international condemnation.
Monday's nuclear test, North Korea's second after one in 2006, has drawn sharp rebuke and condemnation from around the world.
"We're heading for a full-blown crisis with the North"
Peter Beck, Korea expert at American University, Washington
"Our army and people are fully ready for battle ... against any reckless US attempt for a pre-emptive attack," the North's KCNA news agency said in a editorial released on Tuesday.
"The US would be well advised to halt at once its dangerous military moves against the [North Korea] if it wants to escape the lot of a tiger moth, bearing deep in mind that any attempt to make a pre-emptive attack on [North Korea] is little short of inviting a disaster itself."
'Hostile policy'
Following Monday's test, North Korea again accused the US of trying to "stifle" it by continuing with what it called the "hostile policy" practiced by the previous administration of George Bush.
"The current US administration is following in the footsteps of the previous Bush administration's reckless policy of militarily stifling North Korea," the North's main Rodong Sinmun newspaper said in a commentary.
North Korea's unprecedented defiance has raised the stakes in the mounting standoff over its nuclear programme.
Last month, Pyongyang launched a rocket despite international calls for restraint, abandoned six-party nuclear talks, restarted its Yongbyon nuclear plant and warned it would carry out more atomic and long-range missile tests.
Domestic concerns
Some analysts suggest that Kim Jong-il, the North Korean leader, may be using Monday's nuclear test to strengthen his power base and so could be even less swayed than usual by more sanctions or international criticism.
"We're heading for a full-blown crisis with the North," Peter Beck, a Korea expert at the American University in Washington, told AFP.
"Kim Jong-il is trying to demonstrate his virility and that they are a power to be reckoned with."
Beck said the weapons test may be part of Kim's plan to shore up support "among the inner circle and the public", adding that the "internal domestic dynamic is taking precedence over external factors".
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COULD SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT A "MAGIC RING" IS IN CROCHETING? i AM MAKING HAT THAT TELLS ME TO MAKE A "MAGIC RING". i HAVE NEVER HEARD THAT TERM BEFORE.
Hi- I just came across your note, and I've tried this before, but I don't think it was called a "magic ring". It is basically starting the center of the hat, by crocheting in a slip knot, then pulling it tight. It makes the center easier to start and neater when pulled tight. Look at this link for more instructions http://www.ehow.com/how_2265355_crochet-magic-ring.html Also, you might be able to find it on YouTube. Hope this helps you get started! -PacaDia
PacaDia: Thanks for the info. I printed out the directions because I make ALOT of Amigurumi toys for my grandchildren. Thanks for taking the time to reply!!
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Commonly known as the Lebanon cedar or cedar of Lebanon, Cedrus libani is, first and foremost, a physically impressive tree. It is a coniferous evergreen with a strikingly expansive, horizontal canopy of dark bluish green. As a juvenile (its first 20 years or so), its crown begins in a classically conical, more vertical shape. As it grows larger, however, the crown reaches and rounds, becoming elegantly broad and tabular.
At its maturity, C. libani reaches heights upwards of 140 feet with trunk diameter of 8 feet or more. This tree's physical grandeur is even more impressive considering the delicate nature of its reproduction; it produces seeds only by pollination and releases them only every second year, with cones maturing in late autumn. The tree grows quite slowly, taking several human generations to reach its supreme magnificence. Rest assured, it is well-worth the wait. Once you see a cedar of Lebanon in its full glory you can easily imagine why many kings, military conquerors, poets and others throughout the centuries were so inspired.
And inspired they were. The historical accounts of this impressive specimen are as stately as the tree itself. The fine quality of Lebanon cedar's lumber, from its rich cedar color and fragrance to its trusted hardness and built-in insect repelling qualities, made it a coveted choice among civilizations throughout human history. For example, the tree was used by King Solomon in the 10th century B.C. to build the First Temple in Jerusalem. Jewish priests heeded Moses's words in using its bark for treating leprosy and for circumcision. Sumerian groves were preserved and protected by deities, until Gilgamesh claimed need for the magnificent trees to complete the building of the city of Uruk, circa 2500 B.C. The timber was also prized and used for the building of ships by the Phoenicians and by the Egyptians for the resin in the mummification process. The prophet Isaiah used the tree as a metaphor about the pride of the world.
Veneration for Cedrus libani even inspired some of our earliest human accounts of forest conservation. Due to centuries of deforestation for shipbuilding, ceremonial purposes and other uses, the Roman emperor Hadrian ordered a decree on preserving the tree as early as the second century A.D. Many others followed in his footsteps. Even amid our consumptive appetites in the dawn of the industrial revolution, Britain's Queen Victoria shared in these efforts, when in 1876, she financed the building of a wall in Lebanon to protect new Cedrus libani saplings from the area's goat herding population.
And its place of grandeur continues today. Cedrus libani is, for example, the national emblem for the country of Lebanon, and a symbol of fortitude used by many of the region's political parties and movements. In England, too, its place of prominence continues. A majestic Lebanon cedar stands in London's historic Highgate Cemetery amid a circle of stately mausoleums.
But its need for steadfast protection continues as well. Very few groves of Cedrus libani exist today. On the bright side, there are many reforestation efforts now in progress; several in Lebanon and more prominently in Turkey. But more help is needed, even in our own back yards. The best thing that people in our time can do to help restore these trees for the next 1,000 years is to continue to spread the word, wonder and support.
Consider owning and nurturing your own Cedrus libani and consider supporting global efforts by the Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon (SPNL) and others. The generations of our next few millennia may, too, look back one day at the time and care we took to plant and care for this historical and well-loved tree - and choose it as a favorite of their own.
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"Boulevard du Temple", taken by Daguerre in late 1838 or early 1839 in Paris, was the first photograph of a person. The image shows a street, but because exposure time was over ten minutes, the traffic was moving too much to appear. The exception is the man at the bottom left, who stood still getting his boots polished long enough to show."
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Alun Edwards
Fascinating – especially the skyline. Do you think there's also another sedentary human visible exactly to the right of the standing figure – she (?) is a stall-holder sat next to a barrow(?).
As far as I can see there are TWo humans. One getting his shoes polished and one doing the polishing. The rich nob is more obvious but the show shine boy is clear too why are the workers always sidelined in these cases?
He is rich because he has enough money to pay for a shoe shine?
Let's make him the first human to be photographed and the man getting his shoes shined the second.
Ray Martin
Sadly, when I look at this picture in the largest mode, the man is somehow cropped out of it. It's the same with three different browsers
Some of these images are so wonderful that I like to keep them and it's not made easy here. Perhaps a download link?
Great site!
Ray Martin
Yes, please ignore my silliness. I just realised that the image can be downloaded by right-clicking the one at the top of the page. D'Oh
There might be yet another human in the photo! It looks as if a child is peeking out the top left window of the closest building on the right. What do you think?
I think you might be right there robyn.
What is your professional opinion, Chris?
Chris Samuel
Sadly I think that's a chamber pot or vase, I don't think a child could hold that still for that long..
Hmm. Chamber pot is an interesting thought. Those big ears could actually be handles! I was also thinking that it might be a cat or small dog (it does look like there could be pointy ears sticking up out of the top).
Another person?
At the back of the building with the child/chamberpot, there appears to be someone entering the building.
Ran Hooper
About 30 to 40 feet in front of the person getting their shoes shined, I clearly see a person sitting by the cart. I see a head and an arm, almost like someone sitting in a wheel chair.
Haha, this may be a stretch, but what about on the left side of the street under the highest awning, it looks like theres a guy standing there. Thats the best description I can give.
Most likely I'm just making a pattern out of randomness, though.
I see Andy's figure – he's leaning against the front of the building, one foot ahead of the other. This is the kind of thing I love about history – those were real people, not some sort of elevated "idea" that we can't comprehend interacting with (Henry VIII, etc.) These were real people who probably did things that we still do today, maybe Shoeshine Man went into that building and reprimanded Chamberpot Child for lazing around out the window, maybe Awning Guy went next store to the coffee shop before heading to work, etc. Or maybe I'm just a sap.
I love your take on this! I'm a sap too…
does no-one think the shape in the bottom left window looks humanoid? maybe someone sitting against the wall?
Reminds me of this one of Fleet Street in London in which you can see a street urchin with a dickensian style stovepipe hat:
There is also a what appears to be a child sitting down on the ground in the Front off the buildings all the way on the left between buildings 3 and 4. If you close in 3 clicks you can see he is squatting on the ground with his chin on his knees.
I think that's a dog peeking through the curtains. Yay for the pooch!
John R.
These additional people that are being seen … our brains are hardwired to interpret shapes that resemble human features as being human. It's not impossible that they're actually people, but my guess is that we're more likely having a "Face On Mars" (Google it) experience.
Fred S
Question: Why aren't the street and sidewalks more blurred in the photo? I think if there was horse/wagon and pedestrian traffic, the streets and sidewalks would be more blurry with a ten minute exposure. At what time of day do you think the photo was taken? This might be a photo taken in the early morning on a Sunday. Almost seems like that neighborhood in Paris was deserted…
Our film today is much "faster" and would record blurs from most any object in motion as you suggest. Daguerre's plates back then, however, were very, very slow….so slow that a constantly moving object/person would fail to record at all.
I suspect there was quite a bit of activity, but only this boot shine customer (who stood still and was clearly recorded) and a few others that paused briefly (the shadowy partial figures mentioned above)were captured.
Agree it may have been a relatively quiet time–seems odd to me there are no horses/wagons/buggies tied along the curb and "still enough" to make this wonderful photograph.
Second floor of the bldg, window on the right with the white triangular reflection — two men'e faces clearly seen there. The upper left pane has the eyes, nose and dark goatee of someone. The right pane (immediatley against the white triangular reflection) is a very clear hairline, eyes, nose and white goatee of another. The faces are an appropriate height and size for two adults watching the photographer.
The key to being in this photo is the length of time someone is stationary…..the "rich man" getting a boot shine was still for a longer period than the worker moving about doing the task. The men in the window likely stood still there for a bit observing the curious contraption used by the photographer.
This might not have been the first photograph of a human. "Icons of photography – the 19th century" (ISBN 3-7913-2771-2) presents this image, dated as spring 1839, and notes that Daguerre took a portrait of a man "as early as 1837″. Still… any Daguerreotype is a marvellous document, and any Daguerreotype from that era is an absolute treasure. It's a pity they didn't have the benefit of modern lenses to complement that exquisite technology – although the image quality in this looks pretty good.


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