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|Nancy Ann (Bates) Green
|April 27, 1803 Greenville County, South Carolina, USA
|Paula J
|18 Dec 2014
|Jean (Bates) Hillman
|Kevin Caudell
|Celesta Maria (Emerson) Bates
|May 28, 1851 Mooers Forks, Clinton County, NY
|Brenda Orr
|17 Dec 2014
|Ann Bates
|March 2, 1689 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Janis Swanson
|16 Dec 2014
|Thomas Bates
|March 17, 1682 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Sarah Bates
|December 23, 1673 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Sarah Bates
|June 9, 1661 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Ruth Bates
|September 2, 1651 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Mary Bates
|April 12, 1685 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Mary Bates
|August 31, 1671 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Lydia Bates
|September 2, 1669 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Joseph Bates
|November 20, 1653 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|John Bates
|1649 Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|James Bates
|October 23, 1690 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|James Bates
|1647 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Hopestill Bates
|December 12, 1644 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Eleazer Bates
|August 22, 1745 Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|David Bates
|February 20, 1684 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Daughter Bates
|September 21, 1663 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Clement Bates
|October 19, 1645 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Caleb Bates
|March 30, 1666 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Bob Bates
|Anna Bates
|April 12, 1676 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|Janis Swanson
|Maria Augusta (Bates) Browne
|June 6, 1838
|J. Salsbery
|Michael S. Bates 29
|Glenn York
|Edgar Lewis Bates
|September 17, 1913
|Janet L. (Hollingsworth) Bates
|Michael Bates
|Mary (Udell) Bates
|July 10, 1812 Pickering twp, Upper Canada
|Marie Svedahl
|John Bates
|1598 England
|Mary Elizabeth Stewart
|15 Dec 2014
|William Bates
|1744 Sittingbourne, Kent, England
|Janet Gunn
|Mary Bates
|1747 Sittingbourne, Kent, England
|Sarah Bates
|1753 Sittingbourne, Kent, England
|Mirth Bates
|September 1875 NY
|Thomas Calkins
|Abigail (Bates) Chubbuck
|October 16, 1680 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Bob Bates
|Mary Ann (Greene) Bates
|May 18, 1808 Greenville Co., SC
|Paula J
|Bob N. Bates 1235
|Bob Bates
|Francis Bates 2
|Francis Bates
|Benjamin Bates
|July 15, 1655 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|14 Dec 2014
|Benjamin Bates
|July 15, 1655 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Jeanne Aloia
|Judith (Bates) Gibbs
|April 17, 1678 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
|David Dexter
|Samuel Bates
|March 24, 1639 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Bob Bates
|Eleanor Bates
|August 29, 1679 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Clement Bates
|September 22, 1676 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Bathsheba Bates
|January 26, 1674 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Hosea Bates
|May 20, 1745 Hingham, Plymouth, MA
|Janis Swanson
|James Bates
|1621 Lydd, Kent, England
|Barbara Sheehan
|Solomon Bates
|August 23, 1657 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Jeanne Aloia
|John Bates
|1756 Sittingbourne, Kent, England
|Janet Gunn
|Grace (Sherewin) Bates
|1721 Ashford, Kent, England
|John Bates
|1723 Kingstown next Sittingbourne, Kent, England
|Roger R. Bates 628
|Roger Bates
|13 Dec 2014
|Sunny Bates
|Admin WikiTree
|12 Dec 2014
|Clara (Glos) Bates
|1910 Elmhurst
|Anonymous (Hamilton) Bates
|Admin WikiTree
|Anonymous Bates
|Alben Bates
|1910 Elmhurst
|Mary Elizabeth Bates
|1849 Bath, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, England
|Cynthia Hamilton
|Jay Bates 644
|Jay Bates
|Martha Ann (Peeler) Bates
|January 11, 1837 Georgia
|Enzo Piazza
|William Henry Bates
|September 18, 1845
|Michael Bates
|11 Dec 2014
|Gilbert Bates
|1799 New York, U,S.A.
|Wayne Burnie
|Gilbert E Bates
|November 20, 1874
|Michael Bates
|Sarah (Bates) Page
|1807 Leicestershire, UK
|Kirsty Ward
|Louisia Melissa (McCord) Bates
|, Hickman, Tennessee, USA
|Joe Sneed
|10 Dec 2014
|Ann Carlton (Bates) Waterman
|Sally Stovall
|Phebe (Stebbins) Bates
|April 7, 1751
|Jeffrey Hampton
|9 Dec 2014
|Ernest George Bates
|January 1, 1896 Springfield, Wolverhampton
|Stuart Hateley
|Elsie Mary Bates
|February 25, 1907
|Rose Elizabeth Bates
|October 31, 1901
|Beatrice Emma Bates
|August 27, 1899 Springfield, Wolverhampton
|George Bates
|1871 Ettingshall, Staffordshire
|Eunice Marie (Bates) Sherwood
|June 22, 1909 Detroit, Michigan
|Lynn Sherwood
|8 Dec 2014
|Sharon Bates 1
|Sharon Bates
|John Bates
|1685 York County, Virginia
|Mary Elizabeth Stewart
|7 Dec 2014
|John Forrest Bates Sr.
|April 17, 1716 York Co. Virginia
|Paul Liles
|Mary Rebecca (Bates) Ish
|February 10, 1846 Missouri
|Craig Carroll
|Luella Maude (Bates) Kruger
|September 18, 1883 Noble County, Ohio
|Linda Weishahn
|6 Dec 2014
|Larry Gene Bates
|May 1, 1953 Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., California
|Stephanie Mitchell
|Charles Walter Bates
|July 16, 1921 Mountain Home, Elmore, Idaho
|George Henry Bates
|June 27, 1923 Homedale, Owyhee, Idaho
|Marjorie Janiece Bates
|March 23, 1925 Rogue River, Jackson, Oregon
|John Bates
|John Bates
|Kris Bates 11
|Kris Bates
|Marion Madison Bates
|1818 Hall County,Georgia
|William Bates
|August 15, 1540
|Robert Richards
|Elizabeth (Collyer) Bates
|1526 Lydd, Kent, England
|Lydia (Tucker) Bates
|Thomas Budesheim
|5 Dec 2014
|Oliver Bates
|February 20, 1845 Elbridge, NY
|Mary Jane (Bates) Trader
|1870 Wetzel County, West Virginia, USA
|Mindy Pitts
|James W. Bates
|1886 Kentucky, USA
|Meghan Dewhurst- Conroy
|4 Dec 2014
|Shannon J. Bates 116
|Shannon Bates
|Sillent (Bates) Hough
|July 27, 1680
|Billy Huff
|3 Dec 2014
|Mary (Lound) Bates
|Liz Shifflett
|Mary Margaret (Caulkins) Bates
|June 1439 Lydd, Kent, England
|Robert Richards
|Thomas Bates
|1430 Canterbury, England
|Sandra Hileman
|Richard Bates
|1454 Lancashire, England
|Robert Richards
|John Thomas Bates
|October 25, 1415 Lydd, Kent England
|Sandra Hileman
|Sarae Agnes (Roberts) Bates
|1401 Kent, England
|Robert Richards
|2 Dec 2014
|John Bates
|1394 Lydd, Kent England
|Sandra Hileman
|Silence (Bates) Shaw
|November 14, 1723 Abington, Plymouth Co., MA
|Eugene Quigley
|Robert Bates
|1482 Ashton, Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
|Robert Richards
|Hannah (Green) Bates
|1741 York, Virginia, United States
|Lindsay Coleman
|Lady Elizabeth (Bates) Mildenhall
|1562 Little, Wiltshire, England
|Elizabeth (Bates) Mendenhall
|1540 Little, Wiltshire, , England
|Bob Carson
|Mary E. (Bates) Gates
|Summer Friesner
|Martha Bates
|December 28, 1605 Lydd, Kent, England
|Merry Ann Palmer
|1 Dec 2014
|John Bates
|1720 York, Virginia, USA
|Jeanne Aloia
|Fleming Bates
|1769 Halifax County, Virginia
|Michael Newberry
|James Edward Bates
|1760 Rutherford NC
|Jeanne Aloia
|Matthew Bates
|1771 Virginia
|Michael Newberry
|John W. Bates
|1775 South Carolina
|Jeanne Aloia
|Julius Bates
|1780 South Carolina
|John Bates
|1578 Eston, England
|William Bates
|Elizabeth (Bates) Ligon
|Temperence Bates
|Elizabeth (Corbett) Bates
|Diann Black
|30 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth (Alford) Bates
|July 1, 1719 St Peters Par, New Kent, Virginia, United States
|Paul Liles
|Sarah Elizabeth (Coker) Bates
|February 7, 1829 Decatur, De Kalb, Georgia, United States
|Shannon Bates
|William Webster Bates
|November 25, 1860 Elbert, Newton, GA
|Wiliam E. F. Bates
|October 17, 1833 Georgia
|Florence Arminda (Staggs) Bates
|March 10, 1866 Augusta, Arkansas
|James Monroe Bates
|Joe Sneed
|29 Nov 2014
|Margaret (Bates) Greever
|Robert Kutz
|Elizabeth (Bates) Jackson
|1784 South Carolina
|Jeanne Aloia
|27 Nov 2014
|John C Bates
|1872 Texas
|Enzo Piazza
|Josephine (Bates) Freeman
|January 17, 1870 Gatesville, Coryell County, Texas
|Vincent Piazza
|Doctor John Calhoun Bates
|December 31, 1822 Ohio
|Enzo Piazza
|Benjamin Henry Bates
|January 15, 1896
|Mindy Pitts
|Lydia Bates
|March 10, 1776 Vermont, United States
|Charlotte Shockey
|Margaret (Andrews) Bates
|1494 Lydd, Kent, England
|26 Nov 2014
|Samuel Bates
|April 19, 1648 Long Island City, Queens, New York, United States
|Robin Lee
|Ann (Withington) Bates
|1625 Leigh, Lancashire, England
|Joseph D. Bates
|Patricia Taylor
|Esther (Bates) Nikirk
|May 21, 1913 Guthrie Center, Iowa
|Susannah (Witt) Bates
|1764 Halifax County, Virginia Colony, British America
|Shirley Dalton
|Bob W. Bates
|Shannon Bates
|Esta D. (Helms) Bates
|Lucky D. Bates
|Bubbles R. (Jackson) Bates
|Rachel Bates
|Patti Sjerven
|Florence Annie Bates
|Linda Atkins
|Etta (Reasonver) Bates
|Deneshia Stansberry
|25 Nov 2014
|Effie L (Teal) Bates
|1896 Minnesota, United States
|Lela J Bates
|1914 Washington, United States
|Susan Tye
|Mrs Sheila (Gilchrist) Bates 46
|Sheila Bates
|23 Nov 2014
|Gloria (Green) Bates
|Kendal K. Bates
|John Bates
|January 23, 1641 Chelmsford MA.
|Darren Moore
|22 Nov 2014
|Louisa Etta Bates
|1822 Georgia
|Donna Hornback
|Eleanor Penelope (Roach) Bates
|March 16, 1842 Rutledge,Grainger Co. TN
|Kaye Bess
|21 Nov 2014
|Carolyn (Collier) Bates
|Bruce Porter
|20 Nov 2014
|Vickie Bates
|Author Bates
|Susan (Aston) Bates
|Liz Shifflett
|Simeon (Bate) Bates
|1517 Lydd, Kent, England
|Jeanne Aloia
|Robyn Bates
|Robyn Bates
|Mary R Bates
|1898 Texas
|Suzanne King
|18 Nov 2014
|Maurice Pooley Bates
|September 1912 Tendring, Essex, England
|Derek Bingham
|Lillian Pooley (Bates) Bingham
|February 12, 1914 Newark, Nottinghamshire, England
|Unnamed Father Bates
|Susannah of Sarah (Bates) Olmstead
|Charlotte Shockey
|17 Nov 2014
|Harriet Louise Bates
|January 22, 1867 Rockport Twp., Cuyahoga Co., OH
|Thomas Calkins
|Elizabeth (Bates) Smith
|Catherine V
|16 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth (Cow) Bates
|James Swiger
|14 Nov 2014
|Montey Bates
|1760 Fayette CO,Pennsylvania
|Sr Emanual Bates
|1785 Fayette CO,Pennsylvania
|Mary (Bates) Swiger
|1814 Doddridge County,West Virginia,USA
|Ann (Griffin) Bates
|1784 Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England
|Thomas Bates
|1770 Harwich, Essex, England
|Nathaniel Bates
|November 24, 1819 Sussex Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
|Mary Ann (Bates) Cowie
|November 9, 1867 Riverton, Southland, New Zealand
|Lora (Bates) Myhr
|June 24, 1895 Wisconsin, USA
|Krista Robinson
|Desire (Ford) Bates
|August 23, 1695 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|DavaLynn Joy
|13 Nov 2014
|John Bates
|Anonymous Person
|Experience (Sherman) Bates
|November 14, 1754 North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island
|Brian McCullough
|12 Nov 2014
|Annie E. (Jenkins) Bates
|Jason Hayes
|Judith (Earle) Bates
|1774 Halifax Co VA. (date estimated)
|Jon Holt
|11 Nov 2014
|Teresa C. (Bates) Clack
|Kate Clack
|10 Nov 2014
|Patience (Bates) Griswold
|Theodore Palmer
|Elizabeth Bates
|July 12, 1857 Pennsylvania
|Dianne Snedeker
|9 Nov 2014
|Jane (Bates) Newbold
|November 7, 1802 Stapenhill, Derbyshire, England
|Karla Waller
|Sarah Bates
|February 16, 1677 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Darren Moore
|Lela (Bates) Leftwich
|1898 Tennessee
|8 Nov 2014
|Barb J. (Benjamin) Bates
|Marty Selnick
|Ursula Bates
|1742 Halifax, Halifax, Virginia, United States
|Sherry Reynolds
|7 Nov 2014
|Martha Bates
|1745 Virginia
|Ann Bates
|1742 Halifax, Halifax, Virginia, United States
|Unity Bates
|April 8, 1754 Virginia, United States
|John Forrest Bates
|April 17, 1716 Skimeno, York, Virginia, United States
|Leigh Ann A. (Turner) Bates 55
|Leigh Ann Bates
|Martha Bates
|1808 Virginia, USA
|Randy Huskey
|6 Nov 2014
|Charles Henry Bates
|January 14, 1883 Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England
|Stephanie Mitchell
|Elizabeth (Wade) Bates
|January 15, 1801 Henry, Virginia
|Kristin Robinson
|Martha Fereby Bates
|1828 Schuyler County, Illinois
|Mary Ann (Bates) Thornton
|April 21, 1825 Missouri
|William Armstrong Bates
|August 2, 1802 Cumberland, Kentucky, USA
|Todd Altic
|Mary Frances Bates
|May 13, 1879 Putnam County, Tennessee, USA
|Randy Huskey
|5 Nov 2014
|William Thomas Bates
|January 8, 1846
|Joshua Bartlett Bates
|November 18, 1871 Buffalo Valley, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA
|Ina Eloise (Bates) Fenton
|December 1859 Georgia
|Vincent Piazza
|4 Nov 2014
|Willie E. Bates
|Samantha Watson
|Misty M. Bates
|Dawn D. Bates
|Ray Delania Bates
|October 8, 1916 Macon County, North Carolina
|Anonymous White
|Maybelle Bates
|1858 Florida
|Vincent Piazza
|Lizzie (Bates) Mann
|1862 Georgia
|Elizabeth Bates
|W Paul Featherstone
|3 Nov 2014
|Myrtle May (Bates) Hay
|Shirley Roberts
|2 Nov 2014
|Margaret (Bates) Mitchell
|1568 Stockland, Dorset, England
|April Dauenhauer
|1 Nov 2014
|Mary (Bates) Stone
|Wayne Burnie
|Charles H Bates
|February 26, 1845 Gainsville, Ohio, United States
|Janice Stern
|Mr. Carter G. Bates Jr 28
|Carter Bates
|31 Oct 2014
|Elizabeth (Markham) Bates
|Esther (Alden) Bates
|July 12, 1774 Ashfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
|Cheyenne Boggioni
|Warren A. Bates
|Judy Mitchell
|30 Oct 2014
|Lynn L. (Bates) Peaslie
|Gene J. Bates
|Bruce L. Bates
|Les J. Bates
|Angie D. (Bates) Skelton 52
|Angie Skelton
|Adelaide Haxeltine (Bates) Finch
|June 9, 1878 Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, USA
|Albert Finch
|Albert Grow Bates
|1900 Vermont
|Shannon D. Bates
|Angie Skelton
|Heather D. Bates
|Jemima (Bates) Santer
|1806 Beckley Rye Sussex England
|Lindsay Thompson
|Jemima (Bates) Santer
|1806 Beckley Rye Sussex England
|Margaret Phoebe Bates
|Robert Wenman
|29 Oct 2014
|Dellevina (Bates) Evans
|August 25, 1895 Blue Springs, Missouri
|Shirley Roberts
|Tony Bates
|Tony Bates
|28 Oct 2014
|Hannah (Bates) Winchester
|1770 Massachusetts, United States
|Eric Daly
|26 Oct 2014
|Nellie Bates
|May 22, 1872
|Thomas Calkins
|Lucy Anna Bates
|November 11, 1866 Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, USA
|Michael Spencer
|25 Oct 2014
|Francis (Burnett) Bates
|1770 Virginia
|Donna Hornback
|John Bates
|1776 Virginia
|Richard Bates
|Richard Bates
|24 Oct 2014
|Henrietta (Bates) Gray
|November 6, 1869 Williamstown, Victoria, Australia
|Norm Gray
|23 Oct 2014
|George Bradley Bates
|December 18, 1828 Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, England
|David Bates
|December 16, 1794 Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, England
|Lucy E. (Bates) Carpenter
|Danielle Carpenter
|Hannah (Johnson) Bates
|May 26, 1805 Dullingham, Cambridgeshire, England
|Norm Gray
|Ann (Kennedy) Bates
|December 21, 1834 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|Sarah Ann Bates
|July 1864 Williamstown, Victoria, Australia
|Charles Frederick Bates
|December 1858 Williamstown, Victoria, Australia
|Mary Bates
|May 16, 1793 Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England
|22 Oct 2014
|(Stillborn) Bates
|March 8, 1876 Coburg, Victoria, Australia
|Paul Bates
|1868 Sandridge, Victoria, Australia
|Mary Ellen (Bates) Wakefield
|October 25, 1889 Macon Co., MO
|Shirley Roberts
|20 Oct 2014
|Ms Adelaide Bates
|David Hooley
|19 Oct 2014
|Ms Elizabeth (Bates) Hooley
|Derbyshire, Draycott
|Ann (Kennedy) Bates
|December 21, 1834 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|Norm Gray
|Elizabeth (Unknown) Bates
|August 12, 1605 York County, Virginia
|Mary Elizabeth Stewart
|18 Oct 2014
|Jane (Bates) Frost
|November 1, 1753 Gnosall, Staffordshire, England
|Brett Rutherford
|17 Oct 2014
|Carol (Bates) Tooley
|December 30, 1927 Holland, Erie County, New York, USA
|Richard Belcher
|Ellen (Bates) Burleson
|David Freeman
|16 Oct 2014
|Gracey May (Rickey) Bates
|May 29, 1905 Illinois
|Shirley Roberts
|Ephraim Bates
|May 8, 1893 Missouri
|John W. Bates
|June 2, 1921 Marion Co., MO
|Ethel Pearl (Rickey) Bates
|January 28, 1903 Missouri
|Leslie John Bates
|1905 Singleton NSW Australia
|Helen Mctaggart
|Peter Edelbert Bates
|April 12, 1866 Indiana
|Shirley Roberts
|15 Oct 2014
|Mary Bates
|May 11, 1729 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Dennis Jacques
|Peter Bates
|November 28, 1836 Indiana
|Shirley Roberts
|Daniel David Bates
|December 18, 1835 Indiana
|Unnamed Father Bates
|Ida (Furrell) Bates
|Thomas Bates
|November 28, 1898 Missouri
|John Andrew Bates Jr.
|July 12, 1891 MO
|John Andrew Bates
|November 10, 1866 Iowa
|Mary Margaret (Bates) Dodd
|July 16, 1889 Missouri
|Anna Katherine (Hillyer) Bates
|August 13, 1874 Greenup, Cumberland Co., IL
|Estella Lillie Bates
|September 9, 1880 Indiana
|Daniel Dean Bates
|January 10, 1871 Indiana
|George Riley Bates
|1874 Indiana
|John Bates
|December 4, 1748 Hingham, Suffolk, Province of Massachusetts Bay
|Joseph Verreau
|14 Oct 2014
|May Nancy (White) Bates
|Shirley Roberts
|Mary Eadith (Dunn) Bates
|July 30, 1883
|Joseph Bemjamin Franklin Bates
|April 7, 1873 Independence, IN
|Ella May (Bates) Harrington
|March 21, 1869 Indiana
|Annie M. (Bates) Booth
|1864 Kansas
|Van Lester Bates
|1915 , , Montana, United States
|Larry McFadden
|13 Oct 2014
|Leola Mildred (McFadden) Bates
|December 22, 1909 Southwick, Nez Perce, Idaho, United States
|Ivy Edna (Knight) Bates
|1913 Scone NSW Australia
|Helen Mctaggart
|Ernest Clifford Bates
|1909 Singleton NSW Australia
|Elizabeth (Bates) Mills
|1824 Berkswell, Warwickshire
|Jackie Wood
|Alta Mae (Rucker) Bates
|January 6, 1893 San Miguel, San Luis Obispo, CA
|Shirley Blaylock
|12 Oct 2014
|Susanna (Bates) Tarelton
|September 30, 1635 York, Virginia
|JIm Walker
|Ethel Lillian (Bates) Gray
|April 2, 1893 La Plata, MO
|Shirley Roberts
|10 Oct 2014
|Mark Bates
|1787 Kilmore Quay, Co. Wexford, Ireland
|Anne Murphy
|James Bates
|1829 Nova Scotia, Canada
|Catherine Bates
|Philinia M Minna Bates
|1839 Germany
|Leila Tite
|Cindy A. (Peters) Bates
|David Peters
|9 Oct 2014
|Daryl L. Bates 43
|Daryl Bates
|Linda Bates
|Linda Bates
|8 Oct 2014
|Ruth Nelson (Bates) Nedrow
|June 23, 1922
|al Latil
|7 Oct 2014
|Clyda M. (Bates) Kenney
|Sandra Hileman
|Tracy Bell (Bates) Witten
|June 18, 1898 Oklahoma
|Clement Bates
|January 22, 1595 Lydd, Kent, England
|Katherine Patterson
|6 Oct 2014
|Sarah Frances (Bates) Wilhite
|Catherine V
|James J. Bates
|Roger Shell
|5 Oct 2014
|Clarinda (Louthain) Bates
|1820 Ohio
|Huldah (Graves) Bates
|1786 either Mass or Vermont
|Jaki Erdoes
|Levi Bates
|1788 Vermont
|Mary (Bates) Pierce
|Rachel (Bates) Beal
|July 14, 1696 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Mark Shurtliff
|4 Oct 2014
|Mary (Bates) Reed
|February 13, 1728 Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts
|Kim Elder
|Emma (Bates) Wickward
|Shana Tallon
|Edward Bates
|1775 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Roger Bates
|Joseph Bates
|May 8, 1814 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Thomas Bates
|December 24, 1809 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Edward Bates
|May 24, 1807 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Lucy Bates
|November 1802 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Richard Bates
|September 22, 1800 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Job Bates
|June 7, 1797 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|John Bates
|December 25, 1798 West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England.
|William Bates
|June 2, 1822 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Martha Amelia Bates
|November 13, 1825 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Hannah Bates
|November 22, 1829 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Elizabeth Bates
|December 16, 1827 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Edwin Bates
|July 17, 1831 West Bromwich
|Joseph Bates
|January 11, 1835 West bromwich
|Daniel Bates
|April 28, 1833 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Samuel Bates
|October 13, 1839 West Bromwich, Staffordshire
|Samuel Lavelle Bates
|November 3, 1878 West Bromwich
|Joyce A. (Hampton) Bates
|Kirsty Ward
|Charles L Bates
|August 27, 1901 New Jersey, United States
|Nicci Hogen
|2 Oct 2014
|Daniel Bates
|Wayne Burnie
|1 Oct 2014
|Anna B. Bates
|Helen Marr Bennett (Shaw) Bates
|Gilbert Bates
|1843 Goshen, Middleton Twp. Norfolk, Canada West.
|Eliza Jane Bates
|1826 Hetwell, Straffordshire, England
|Leonora (Smith) Bates
|Wayne Burnie
|Lydia Violet (Bates) Barton
|1886 Riverton, Southland, New Zealand
|Tony Yeoman
|Mrs. Lydia Anne (Mason) Bates
|January 5, 1838
|Velma Perry
|30 Sep 2014
|Mr. Herbert Spencer Bates
|October 17, 1866
|Mrs. Mary Ellen Ellen (Huffman) Bates
|June 18, 1870
|MRS. Ruth V. (Bates) Dyer
|Rachel (Tower) Bates
|March 16, 1673 Hingham, Plymouth, MA
|Katherine Patterson
|29 Sep 2014
|Margaret (Dailey) Bates
|1841 Missouri
|Shirley Roberts
|MR. Lewis F. Bates
|May 22, 1837 Indiana
|Velma Perry
|Louise (Orlaski) Bates
|Sherry Juedeman
|28 Sep 2014
|Rope C. Bates
|Ronald F. Bates
|Jacob Bates
|April 18, 1796 Dudley, Worcester county, Massachusetts
|Joseph Verreau
|27 Sep 2014
|Anne (Bates) Belbie
|1630 York, Virginia, United States
|Jeanne Aloia
|Alanson Bates
|January 30, 1772 Attleboro, Bristol county, Massachusetts
|Mary Ryan
|Melverda Jane (Bates) Baker
|June 20, 1859 Uvalde County, Texas
|Maria Angels Mas-Andreu
|26 Sep 2014
|Anne (Bates) Pierce
|James Miller
|Thomas Bates
|1685 Wales
|Hope Moore
|Arletta M. (Hudson) Bates 6
|Arletta Bates
|Perry Bates
|24 Sep 2014
|Rebecca Bates
|Robin Lee
|Elizabeth (Hester) Bates
|1791 North Carolina
|Clint Norwood
|John Bates
|John Bates
|Edward Bates
|1670 Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
|Robin Lee
|Unknown (Bates) Cox
|Naomi Bates
|Joan Kelly
|23 Sep 2014
|Anne (Bates) Greenwood
|1749 Virginia
|Jeanne Aloia
|22 Sep 2014
|Mary Frances (Lally) Bates
|Sherry Juedeman
|Rachel (Fuller) Bates
|1724 Colchester, New London, Connecticut, USA
|Michael Spencer
|Mary (Brothers) Bates
|Glenn York
|21 Sep 2014
|Naomi (Bates) Bean
|Janne Gorman
|David Bates
|1759 Halifax Co., Virginia
|Michael Newberry
|Matthew Bates
|Susannah Bates
|John Bates
|Jeanne Aloia
|Sarah (Bates) Ellis
|1671 Wicklow, Wicklow, Ireland
|Doug Lockwood
|George Bates
|May 23, 1625 Bruton Parish, York County, Virginia
|Sandra Hileman
|James Samuel Bates
|January 17, 1829 Hickman County TN
|Jeanne Aloia
|John Bates
|March 10, 1655 Burton Parish, York, Virginia, United States
|Jon Holt
|20 Sep 2014
|Rachael A. Baldwin (Bates) Jackson
|May 3, 1837 Ohio
|James Jackson
|19 Sep 2014
|Hargus Bates
|Kaye Bess
|James Bates
|1764 Brunswick County VA
|Margaret Bates
|September 16, 1621 Lydd, Kent, England
|Robin Lee
|Benjamin Bates
|June 24, 1632 Lydd, Kent, England
|Jeanne Aloia
|Rachel Bates
|1626 Biddenden, England
|Bob Bates
|Clement Bates
|1623 Biddenham, Kent, England
|Anna (Dalrymple) Bates
|1595 Lydd, Kent, England
|Katherine Patterson
|Christine Bates
|Anonymous Anonymous
|Phebe (Turner) Bates
|October 25, 1834 Ivy Mills TN
|Jeanne Aloia
|Nora Turner (Bates) Lynch
|June 18, 1874 Hickman County TN
|Roland Bates
|Jay Bates
|Roland Bates
|Edith (Alsobrook) Bates
|Scott Slocum
|Pam D. (Bates) Slocum
|James Bates
|1820 England
|Michael Sheehy
|James Bates
|Theodore Bates
|1880 Jersey City, NJ
|Hazel (Smith) Bates
|1880 Jersey City, NJ
|John W. Bates
|Lois (Behringer) Bates
|Robert Theodore Bates
|1913 Chicago, IL
|Katherine (Bellafiore) Bates
|Susan (Bates) Sheehy
|James Bates
|December 2, 1582 Lydd, Kent, England
|Tanya Breese
|18 Sep 2014
|Mary Martha (Bates) Wright
|1850 French Farm, Akaroa
|Diane Rich
|George Bates
|June 5, 1825 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
|Paul Smith
|17 Sep 2014
|Enoch Bates
|Kaye Bess
|Rosa P. Bates
|16 Sep 2014
|Brittany Fawn Bates
|Richard McNamara
|Francis Narcissie Bates
|Jeremiah Hoffman
|15 Sep 2014
|Emeline Arminta Bates
|Henry Jordan Bates
|Walter Bates
|Charles Bates
|1799 Handsworth, Staffordshire, United Kingdom
|Paul Smith
|Edna A. (Danks) Bates
|Roger Bates
|Jean P. (Morgan) Bates
|Carrie Bates
|Robin Craig
|12 Sep 2014
|Vanessa M. (Bates) Sima
|Natya T. (Bates) Hassan
|David L. Bates Jr.
|Ada Bates
|1875 Walham Green, London, England
|Jacqueline E Seaton
|Betty Jane Bates
|October 17, 1924 Mayville, Michigan
|Daniel Partridge
|Florence Luella Bates
|March 1893 New York
|Helen Althea Bates
|November 2, 1912 Vassor, Michigan
|Reba Louise Phelps Bates
|May 19, 1917
|Edith Bates
|Myrtle Bates
|1895 Michigan
|Arther Burdett Bates
|April 1, 1897 Vassar, Michigan, USA
|Mertle Bates
|October 1894 Michigan
|Clifford Bates
|1901 Michigan
|Wilbur Otis Bates
|August 31, 1902 Michigan
|Hellen Bates
|1909 Michigan
|George Washington Jordan Bates
|April 28, 1879 Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
|Esther May Bates
|Temperance (Bates) Bunch
|1668 Henrico, Virginia, United States
|Katherine Patterson
|10 Sep 2014
|Eliza Bates
|February 9, 1852 Neithrop, Banbury, Glous, United Kingdom
|Paul Smith
|7 Sep 2014
|Anna Bates
|6 Sep 2014
|Alse Bates
|1630 Bruton, York, Virginia, United States
|Lindsay Coleman
|Samuel Bates
|February 28, 1680 Hingham, Massachusetts, USA
|Michael Dean
|5 Sep 2014
|Letha T. (Crumley) Bates
|June 3, 1885
|Paul Selk
|Adam Bates
|October 3, 1839 Muddy Creek,Sullivan,TN
|Kaye Bess
|4 Sep 2014
|Henry Dosson Bates
|January 17, 1873 Grainger county Tennessee
|William Bates
|M. Gaulden
|Ms Sarah (Hooley) Bates
|January 31, 1802 Derbyshire, Wilne
|David Hooley
|Susannah (Unknown) Bates
|1615 England
|Brian Nordstrom
|3 Sep 2014
|Esther Bates
|November 15, 1750 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
|Katharine E
|Katherine Sarah (Moore) Bates
|1775 Ohio, USA
|Hope Moore
|May Bates
|Helen Honeysett
|John Bates
|Greg Rose
|2 Sep 2014
|Mary (Bates) Umfreville
|1684 London, England
|Blanche (Finch) Bates
|Quentin Smith
|1 Sep 2014
|Unknown Bates
|Linus Bates
|September 23, 1798 Connecticut
|Anonymous Wismar
|Mary Bates
|1646 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
|31 Aug 2014
|William Bates
|1749 Goochland Cty, Georgia, USA
|Vicky Chai-Brocato
|Elizabeth (Bates) Lawrence
|March 10, 1610 Limpfield, Surrey, England
|Tanya Breese
|30 Aug 2014
|Celia (Bates) Crosby
|James (Bate) Bates
|December 2, 1562 Lydd, Kent, England
|Betty Hewett
|28 Aug 2014
|Eva B (Musselman) Bates
|May 10, 1877 California
|Deb Bowers
|Mary (Bates) Chapman
|November 12, 1733
|Jesse Chapman
|27 Aug 2014
|Edward Bates
|November 26, 1606 Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
|Robin Craig
|Hannah Bates
|October 31, 1668 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Bob Bates
|Mary (Smith) Bates
|1625 Virginia, USA
|Vicky Chai-Brocato
|Elizabeth (Daniel) Bates
|1663 York, Virginia, United States
|Paul Liles
|Winifred Grimes (Hix) Bates
|January 18, 1728 Virginia, USA
|Jeanne Aloia
|James Bates
|March 7, 1721 Virginia
|John Bates
|1527 Lydd, Kent, England, UK
|Daivd Barnhardt
|26 Aug 2014
|Eliza Hortense (Bates) Lewis
|May 23, 1870 USA
|Vicky Chai-Brocato
|Eveline Mary (Bates) Heath
|February 9, 1863 Arkansas, USA
|Mary Lucinda (Baker) Bates
|May 22, 1832 USA
|Dr. John Wesley Bates
|October 4, 1828 Pendleton District, S. C., USA
|Cora (Liles) Bates
|Sorena Caroline (Cox) Bates
|William Stephen Bates
|February 2, 1868 USA
|William Fleming Bates
|1801 Pickens South Carolina, USA
|Walter Lafeyette Bates
|April 30, 1889 USA
|Thomas Bates
|1790 Halifax, Virginia, USA
|James Bates
|1780 Halifax, Virginia, USA
|Fleming Bates
|1780 Georgia, USA
|Royal Bates
|1776 Halifax, Virginia, USA
|Stephen Bates
|July 1777 Cherokee Ga Halifax, Virginia, USA
|George V Bates
|1822 South Carolina, USA
|Mary Ann (Bates) Brewer
|1814 South Carolina, USA
|James Madison Bates
|1811 South Carolina, USA
|Nancy (Bates) Vandiver
|1814 South Carolina, USA
|Margaret Peggy (Bates) Abernathy
|October 10, 1829 South Carolina, USA
|Sarah Sally (Bates) Ellison
|1820 South Carolina, USA
|John Royal Bates
|1815 South Carolina, USA
|Thomas Jefferson Bates
|1812 South Carolina, USA
|Ruth (UNKNOWN) Bates
|September 26, 1671 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Mary (Royall) Bates
|1754 Halifax, Virginia, USA
|Vicky Chai-Brocato
|Rachel Tursa (Bates) Edwards
|1851 Georgia, USA
|James M Bates
|1842 Cherokee, Georgia, USA
|Sarah Ann (Bates) Standridge
|Margaret Sarah Bates
|1840 Georgia, USA
|Mary Ann (Bates) Wehunt
|1831 Pickens, South Carolina, USA
|Stephen C Bates
|1827 South Carolina, USA
|Nancy (Bates) Patterson
|1834 Georgia, USA
|William Calvin Bates
|1838 Georgia, USA
|Eliza A (Bates) Dilbeck
|1845 Georgia, USA
|Sarah (Cox) Bates
|1784 South Carolina, USA
|Martha Ann (Bates) Hendrix
|Marian D Bates
|March 24, 1860 USA
|Sarah Jane (Bates) Shockley
|J W Bates
|May 24, 1873 USA
|James F Bates
|July 23, 1853 USA
|Nancy Tursa (Bates) Hendricks
|Susannah (UNKNOWN) Bates
|Isaac Bates
|February 21, 1601 Lydd, Kent, England
|Robin Craig
|Margaret Peggy (Bates) Abernathy
|October 10, 1829 South Carolina, USA
|Vicky Chai-Brocato
|Mary (Whisnand) Bates
|1810 South Carolina, USA
|25 Aug 2014
|Cecilia E (Bates) Willis
|June 22, 1909 Big Fork Polk County Arkansas, USA
|Mack T Bates
|August 31, 1899 Big Fork Polk County Arkansas, USA
|Brittia Pearl (Bates) Jones
|March 6, 1897 USA
|William Java Bates
|October 7, 1891 Big Fork Polk County Arkansas, USA
|Mary (Unknown) Bates
|Zimmie (Bates) Simmons
|February 17, 1920
|Stephanie Martin
|24 Aug 2014
|John Bates
|Angie Skelton
|23 Aug 2014
|William Bates
|1720 Hanover Twp., Morris, New Jersey, USA
|Glenn York
|Alton Bates
|Gene Husted
|Joseph Bates
|December 23, 1675 Ballymoran, Wicklow, Ireland
|Doug Lockwood
|Elizabeth Bates
|October 23, 1725 Waterford, Gloucester, New Jersey
|William Bates
|Helen Honeysett
|22 Aug 2014
|William Bates
|Roger Bates
|Roger Bates
|21 Aug 2014
|Stanley Bates
|Gene Husted
|Mary Elizabeth (Bates) Sovereen
|Wayne Burnie
|19 Aug 2014
|William Henry Bates
|George Bates
|Catherine Bates
|Hannah (Udell) Bates
|February 27, 1831
|Henry William Bates
|Myrtle (Adams) Bates
|M Nason
|18 Aug 2014
|William Marion Bates Jr.
|October 29, 1887
|Lottie May (Bates) Flynn
|June 14, 1885
|Nora Devine Bates
|December 16, 1913
|James Carr Bates
|June 5, 1892
|Carolyn Bomar Bates
|March 19, 1904
|William Marion Bates
|Stafford Garland Bates
|March 29, 1901
|A Son Bates
|November 7, 1899
|Grace Vawter Bates
|November 18, 1896
|Henry Emmett Bates
|September 20, 1894
|Ella Lillian Bates
|May 2, 1890
|Thornton Owen Bates
|July 6, 1883
|Martha (Owens) Bates
|James Madison Bates
|Lola Jane (Carr) Bates
|June 29, 1864
|Fred N. Bates
|Dan McNamara
|Capt. James Campbell Bates
|1837 Overton County, Tennessee
|Allan Thomas
|Joanna Bates
|December 19, 1609 England
|Robin Craig
|Martha Bates
|1723 Gloucester, New Jersey
|Doug Lockwood
|17 Aug 2014
|William Bates
|1635 St Dunstan and All Saints, Middlesex, England
|Loring Bates
|March 3, 1844 Logan Co., Ohio, USA
|Michael Foos
|Josephine (Elliott) Bates
|February 8, 1852 Logan Co., Ohio, USA
|William Francis Bates
|February 22, 1811 Catskill, Greene, New York, USA
|Michael Dean
|James L. Bates 147
|James Bates
|Brenda K. (Bates) Melton
|Samantha Watson
|16 Aug 2014
|Christina (Carpenter) Bates
|1806 South Carolina
|Christopher Francis Bates
|April 1853
|Daryl Bates
|15 Aug 2014
|Ian J. Bates
|William F. Bates
|William Francis Bates
|1875 Maffra, Victoria, Australia
|Mary (Clark) Bates
|January 12, 1711 Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Bob Bates
|14 Aug 2014
|Mary Ward (Bates) Perkins
|1570 Hillmorton, Warwickshire, England
|Robert Weaver
|12 Aug 2014
|Mary Bates
|11 Aug 2014
|Thirmuthis (Johnson) Bates
|Allan Thomas
|Nancy Cummings (McDonald) Bates
|1813 Livingston, TN
|Adela (Bates) Bramlette
|John Wallis Bates Jr.
|John Wallis Bates Sr.
|May 17, 1779 Broadford Holston River, Virginia, United States
|Todd Altic
|Levinia (Light) Bates
|Robert Bates
|August 24, 1825
|Mary Jane Bates
|1836 Perry County, Kentucky
|Martin Van Buren Bates
|November 9, 1837 Letcher County, Kentucky
|Margaret Bates
|Jesse Bates
|1812 Virginia
|James Bates
|1823 Letcher County, Kentucky
|Henderson Bates
|1832 Kentucky
|Uriah Bates
|Sarah Ann Bates
|1830 Perry County, Kentucky
|Martha Bates
|December 11, 1816 Virginia
|Eliza Agnes Bates
|Phillip Eric Bates
|Phil Dowson
|Daisy Bates
|Dora Furlong
|10 Aug 2014
|Charles O. Bates
|Elmer Bates
|February 1, 1901 Texas
|Mrs Winifred (Bates) Pallett
|August 15, 1904 Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England
|Roger Bates
|Samuel Harold Bates
|May 15, 1913 West Bromwich
|Kathleen (Frost) Bates
|1910 West Bromwich
|Mrs. Crystal L. (Bates) Fry
|Robert Fry
|Mr John Lavelle Bates
|September 25, 1908 Scarborough, North Yorkshire
|Roger Bates
|9 Aug 2014
|Mrs Hannah (Bates) Kimberley
|1730 Kings Norton,Birmingham,England
|Lyn Honey
|Martha (UNKNOWN) Bates
|Amanda M. (Bates) Roe
|Nathan Taylor
|8 Aug 2014
|Beverly S. (Greeno) Bates
|Langley Howse
|Donna (Legg) Bates
|Pamela Rose
|John Bates
|1811 Fenny Stratford, Buckinghamshire, England
|Robert Sear
|7 Aug 2014
|Catherine Bates
|March 1842 Fenny Stratford, Buckinghamshire, England
|Leah Bates
|1847 Kentucky
|Tyler Barnett
|Mary Bates
|William West
|Mary Knowlton (Layton) Bates
|February 17, 1803 Onslow, Colchester co., Nova Scotia
|Jeanne Aloia
|6 Aug 2014
|Heather R. Bates
|Langley Howse
|5 Aug 2014
|Jordan R. Bates
|Lisa A. (Pitts) Bates
|Ceana N. Bates
|Kim (Unknown) Bates
|Randall L. Bates
|Melissa L. Bates
|Patrick B. Bates
|Stephen A. Bates
|Lorri A. Bates
|Letitia Harrison Bates
|1834 Middle Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia
|Beth Babcock
|Theresa Bates
|Langley Howse
|Darrell L. Bates
|Mary Francis (Edgar) Bates
|Ernest Frank Bates
|John Valentine Bates
|July 30, 1792
|Jeanne Aloia
|Norah Bates
|Norah Bates
|Lesley J. (Cooper) Bates
|Roger Bates
|Tracy Bates
|Isabella (Bates) Vrooman
|Krissi Love
|Abner Bates
|May 8, 1759 Portland, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
|Michael Dean
|Lucy (UNKNOWN) Bates
|Ann Johnson
|Frank Bates
|4 Aug 2014
|Margaret (Churchill) Bates
|October 1, 1684 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Michael Dean
|Job Bates
|October 14, 1721 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Lois M. (Gephart) Bates
|Autumn Shea
|Susan Bates
|Susan Bates
|Betsy (Barnum) Bates
|January 25, 1779 Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut
|Jehiel Bates
|1775 Barnumtown, Addison, Vermont Territory
|Elizabeth (Bates) Williams
|Deborah Henson
|3 Aug 2014
|George Henry Bates
|February 5, 1825 Middle Musquodoboit, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, Canada
|Beth Babcock
|Abigail (Bates) Jewett
|Bob Jewett
|Lydia A. (Bates) Matheny
|1859 Stock Township, Noble County, Ohio, United States of America
|Nathan Taylor
|Elizabeth (Dickey) Bates
|May 17, 1829 Truro, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia
|Beth Babcock
|2 Aug 2014
|Elizabeth (Bates) Fisher
|May 10, 1860 Middle Stewiacke, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia
|Mary Amelia (Bates) Fisher
|February 6, 1853 Middle Stewiacke, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia
|Janie (Bates) Fisher
|September 23, 1858 Middle Stewiacke, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia
|Sydney Jane (Cantilon) Bates
|1853 Huron Ontario Canada
|Linda James
|Peter Barry Bates
|Peter Barry Bates
|Naumi Bates
|F LaVerne Gillespie
|Mehitable (Bates) Luce
|March 24, 1777 Chesterfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA
|Bob Bates
|Douglas C. Bates 2
|Douglas Bates
|1 Aug 2014
|Rodney J. Bates
|Maurice Williams
|Kelvin A. Bates
|Donna M. Bates
|George Bates
|1814 Norton on the Moors, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire
|Ron Woodhouse
|John Bates
|1789 Staffordshire
|Bethiah (Bates) Spencer
|1782 Vermont
|Beverly Henry
|31 Jul 2014
|Marion (Presley) Bates
|Gene Adkins
|30 Jul 2014
|Candy (Bates) Boehlinger
|Ashley Lantz
|Lori Bates
|Donna M. (Bates) Lantz
|Crystal (Bates) Humes
|Naida (Bates) Gonzalez
|James Bates
|Donna P. (Deyarmond) Bates
|Warren Bates
|Elizabeth (Bates) Wilson
|Sarah Leeves
|Lennie Bates
|Samantha Watson
|29 Jul 2014
|Albert Bates
|Dan Bates
|Meldrum Bates
|Hannival Bates
|John Gray Bates
|March 30, 1841 Macon County,North Carolina
|Ella Ann (Bates) Stiles
|Billy J. Bates
|Gail Bates
|Willie Bates
|Buck Bates
|Leoma (Bates) Crisp
|Elbie J. (Bates) Holland
|Sarah (Bates) Graham
|August 18, 1777
|Lauren Ustaszewski
|Rae (Semmel) Bates
|Stephanie Semmel
|28 Jul 2014
|Ada B. (Bates) Rees
|Carrie Quackenbush
|Geneva (Cook) Bates
|August 30, 1880 Knott County, Kentucky
|Laura Bradley
|26 Jul 2014
|Cecil C Bates
|February 5, 1884 Knott County, Kentucky
|Elmer Bates
|Linda (Bates) Bradley
|Bertha (Greer) Bates
|Susan Bates
|1822 Georgia, USA
|Don Jackson
|25 Jul 2014
|Moses Bates
|August 15, 1804 West Hartland, Connecticut
|Richard Russell
|Harriet Ann Bates
|September 10, 1847 Great Falls, New Hampshire
|Mary Bates
|November 21, 1619 Lydd, Kent, England
|David Higgs
|Betty Margaret Bates
|Joan Ceccato
|Nancy (Ragland) Bates
|Danielle D'Angelo
|Deborah (Clapp) Bates
|February 7, 1686 Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
|Jeanne Aloia
|24 Jul 2014
|William Bates
|1730 Essex, Virginia, United States
|Robin Borah
|Molly Bates
|1760 Bedford, Virginia, United States
|Sadie E. (Bates) Swinney
|Gabe Neal
|Nathaniel Bates
|October 4, 1697 Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
|Peter Miller
|Lavina (Bates) Marshall
|Anonymous Large
|23 Jul 2014
|Niran Bates
|November 27, 1801 Fayette, Kennebec, Maine
|Laura Scott
|Elizabeth Leach Bates
|March 16, 1837 Machias, Hancock, Maine
|Leoretta (Bates) Lifford
|1822 Lewisham, Kent, England
|Wayne Burnie
|22 Jul 2014
|John Bates
|Katharine E
|Jane Bates
|January 4, 1775
|Senia Melissa Bates
|May 30, 1891 Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
|Michelle Roy
|Angela Bates 7
|Angela Bates
|Jerry J. Bates Jr.
|Sue E. (Landry) Bates
|Jerry J. Bates Sr.
|Louisa E. (Bates) Boyd
|May 6, 1822
|Christopher Smith
|21 Jul 2014
|Mary (Bates) Boswell
|May 8, 1667 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Jessica Wrenn
|20 Jul 2014
|Mary Bates
|June 26, 1787 Chesterfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts
|Bob Symons
|18 Jul 2014
|Megan A. (Bates) Lindsay 2
|Megan Lindsay
|Anna Bates
|August 21, 1783
|Ashlee Robert
|17 Jul 2014
|Karen Bates
|Vic Watt
|Jean (Joan?) Bates
|UNKNOWN Bates
|Donald Alan Bates
|March 13, 1943 Harbor Beach, Michigan, USA
|Daniel Schewe
|Dawn M. Bates
|Kim Logie
|Julia Ann (Bates) Beardsley
|March 1844 New York
|John Beardsley
|Finis Langdon Bates
|August 22, 1848 Itawamba Co., Mississippi
|16 Jul 2014
|James Bates
|December 19, 1624 Lydd, Kent, , England
|Robin Lee
|15 Jul 2014
|Edward Bates
|Kimball Everingham
|k Bates
|k Bates
|14 Jul 2014
|Margaret Young (Doyle) Bates
|June 21, 1869 Memphis, Shelby, TN
|Bob Fields
|Bertye Kathleen K. (Talbert) Bates
|Langdon Doyle Bates
|July 28, 1900 Memphis, Tennessee
|Kathy D. Bates
|Admin WikiTree
|Michael Bates
|Roger Bates
|Phyllis Mary Bates
|October 1898 Bridport, Dorset, England
|Phil Richardson
|11 Jul 2014
|Elaine Lewington Bates
|July 28, 1905 Bridport, Dorset, England
|William Edward Bates
|1859 Chesham, Buckinghamshire, England
|Winifred Amy Bates
|November 26, 1895 Bridport, Dorset, England
|Amy (Pither) Bates
|March 8, 1859 Henley On Thames, Oxfordshire, , England
|Rachel A. (Lawitzke) Bates
|Daniel Schewe
|Elizabeth (Harrison) Bates
|Jon Holt
|10 Jul 2014
|John W. Bates
|Alyson X
|Martha A (McClure) Bates
|April 18, 1844 Macon County,North Carolina
|Samantha Watson
|9 Jul 2014
|Mary Elizabeth (Bates) Williamson
|June 20, 1848 Macon County, North Carolina
|Nancy C Bates
|1856 Macon County, North Carolina
|James A. Bates
|February 1, 1845 Macon County, North Carolina
|Anonymous White
|Henry H Bates
|1844 Macon County, North Carolina
|Samantha Watson
|Jefferson N Bates
|1838 Macon County, North Carolina
|William Bates
|1803 North Carolina
|Jeanne Aloia
|Amanda Elizabeth (Cloer) Bates
|Samantha Watson
|William J Bates
|1837 Macon County, North Carolina
|Robert W Bates
|1836 Macon County, North Carolina
|Charity Louise (Bates) Cloer
|February 14, 1832 Macon County, North Carolina
|Harley Anderson Bates
|August 17, 1883 Macon county, North Carolina
|Anonymous White
|Emma E Bates
|1888 Macon County, North Carolina
|Samantha Watson
|Marintha Althera (Bates) Tolman
|March 14, 1853 Batesville, Tooele, Utah, United States
|Robin Craig
|Robert L. Bates
|November 1879 Macon County, North Carolina
|Samantha Watson
|8 Jul 2014
|Mary Matilda (Henson) Bates
|September 26, 1844 Macon County, North Carolina
|Eunice (Beach) Bates
|1759 Goshen, Connecticut
|John Bates
|May 4, 1623 Lydd, Kent, England
|Robin Lee
|Veta Nell (Boyd) Bates
|March 22, 1931
|George Berthelson
|6 Jul 2014
|Hubert Russel Bates
|February 6, 1926
|4 Jul 2014
|Veta N. (Boyd) Bates
|Rhoda Bates
|March 23, 1769 Kent, Litchfield, CT, USA
|Steven Hall
|Barnabas Bates
|April 28, 1742 Kent, Litchfield, CT
|Margaret Bates
|1843 Indiana, USA
|L Adcox
|2 Jul 2014
|Maude Emily Bates
|Martha Lawlor
|Emily Bates
|February 18, 1859 Dresden, Staffordshire, England
|Earl Davis
|1 Jul 2014
|Roswell Bates
|June 7, 1782 Chatham, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
|Michael Dean
|Linda (Bates) Dill
|Seán Sloane Johnson
|Mercy C. Bates
|January 16, 1821 Stockton, Chautauqua, New York, United States
|Michael Dean
|S Bates 1
|S Bates
|30 Jun 2014
|William Bates
|Tim Sankey
|29 Jun 2014
|Eliza Bates
|Barb J. (Bates) Nelson 3
|Barb Nelson
|Thomas Bates
|Kirsten Rose
|Gervase Bates
|July 17, 1785 South Wingfield, Derbyshire, England
|Elizabeth Bates
|January 10, 1819 Higham, Derbyshire, UK
|Bill Bates
|Stephanie Grohol
|28 Jun 2014
|Ruth (Burnsed) Bates
|Bessie Mondalee (Bates) Privette
|October 31, 1893 Grainger county, tennessee
|Kaye Bess
|Mary (Murphy) Bates
|July 1, 1766 McMinn County, Tennessee
|27 Jun 2014
|Joseph Bates
|May 6, 1714 Seven Mile Ford, Smyth, Virginia, United States
|Kristin Robinson
|Emma Everly Bates
|1835 Ontario, Canada
|Robert Hansen
|Lydia Bates
|David McKnight
|Roger Bates
|Roger Bates
|26 Jun 2014
|Gregg Lucian Bates
|Margaret Kerns
|25 Jun 2014
|Kimberly Ann Bates
|Mary Ann Dunbar (Bates) Lobdell
|1828 plympton ma
|Stanley Wood
|Joseph Bates
|May 6, 1714 Smyth, Virginia, United States
|Jeanne Aloia
|24 Jun 2014
|Nancy Bates
|1829 Canada
|Roy Densmore
|23 Jun 2014
|Doris W (Bates) Crimmins
|1909 New Jersey, United States
|22 Jun 2014
|Sue A. (Bates) Richards
|Robert Richards
|21 Jun 2014
|Phoebe (Lee) Bates
|19 Jun 2014
|Charlotte Matilda (Archer) Bates
|November 4, 1842 Key West, FL
|Sherry Benefield
|Lillian Mae (Bates) Perkall
|August 9, 1869 Key West, FL
|18 Jun 2014
|William L Bates
|March 30, 1863 Key West, FL
|Eugene E Bates
|February 2, 1866 Key West, FL
|Ida Janette Bates
|November 25, 1861 Key West, FL
|Martha A. (Moore) Bates
|Darriel Crawford
|Edwin Bates
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Weinachtsbaumschmuckausstattungsgeschäft. At 40 letters long, Weinachtsbaumschmuckausstattungsgeschäft's the longest word there is, at least on the snowy-sweet streets of Basel. And while…
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This landlocked country of chocolate and watches has several unusual sides. Find a collection of hand-picked global travel posts about Switzerland here – from Inside the Travel Lab.
Geneva Convention: Searching for Warmth in a Cold City
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Geneva, Switzerland. My first thoughts leaped to watches, chocolates and human rights – and my first half hour in the city certainly backed up that list.
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The Broken Chair jolts out of the dreary Place des Nations in Geneva. Surrounded by steady traffic and standing opposite the European UN Headquarters, I found its size, odd rust-green colour and geometrical..
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Geneva is a city with an international reputation and Place du Molard clearly wants people […]
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This is a self portrait I created that expresses how much the words we call each other really hurt.
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I think this is one of my favorite sdelf portraits on this site just... Wow. Great job, and Outstanding meaning. :) Keep up the good work!
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This is a really cool picture, nice job
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This image won the Public's choice award at the 2012 Photography Salon in Bucharest, Romania. It was also used in all the promotion materials.
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Absolutely great shot! She's very flexible. Never thought that this is the actual pose until I read the comment below. Stunning indeed.Apr 20th, 2013 Reply
Yeah, working with contortionists is awesome :)Jul 2nd, 2013 Reply
Absolutely stunning photo.Apr 2nd, 2013 Reply
Thanks Daniel!Apr 2nd, 2013 Reply
No, it is not rotated - she is standing on her hands and the photo is taken at a slight angle.Apr 2nd, 2013 Reply
Yeah, Martha is a hand-stand contortionist. She can even stand in one hand - http://mariusbudu.tumblr.com/post/19451570647/as-part-of-my-work-i-have-been-privileged-to-meetApr 3rd, 2013 Reply
very nice one like itApr 1st, 2013 Reply
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Congrats for the feature and mostly for the award! The model's real great with all the balancing she can do... Fantastic pose! And really nice capture! Love the lighting as well...Mar 30th, 2013 Reply
Thanks! It was an amazing shoot and a wonderful experience working with someone so talented :)Apr 2nd, 2013 Reply
Your art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #753
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BOSTON (CBS) – Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine has not spoken with Josh Beckett about his rumored golf outing last Thursday, and even downplayed the controversy that has fans and the media teeing off on the Sox starter.
"I'm not sure I can really comment on it other than to say, physical issues I guess, he had a sore lat. He wasn't an injured player. I know that," Valentine told reporters prior to Boston's 4-3 loss to the Royals Wednesday night. "We'll take it from there. But I'm sure that Josh wouldn't do anything that's going to jeopardize his team or his season, I know that."
98.5 The Sports Hub's Hardy broke the news that Beckett and Clay Buchholz were out golfing last Thursday, one day after Beckett had been scratched from his scheduled start.
Beckett was not with the team on Wednesday, as he flew back to Boston in preparation for his Thursday night start against the Cleveland Indians at Fenway Park.
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Beckett is 2-3 with a 4.45 ERA over five starts this season. He threw a career-high 126 pitches in his last outing, and told the team he had some discomfort in his lat afterwards. The Red Sox decided to have Beckett skip his turn in the rotation and call up Aaron Cook from Pawtucket to make the start.


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Margaret Jacobs, professor of history, will present a lecture on the effects of indigenous female activists on child welfare policies at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 10 in 229 Andrews Hall. The lecture, "If Everyone Cared: Transnational Indigenous Women's Activism and Child Welfare, 1960-1980," is free and open to the public.
Hans Sturm, associate professor of double bass and jazz studies and area head for strings, will travel to Paris in December to receive awards for performance and teaching from the International Rabbath Institute. Other recent honorees featured in Achievements include Colleen Medill, Dawne Curry and Emily Levine.
A History Harvest event led by UNL students at Lincoln's American Society from Germans from Russia museum gathered more than 200 historical artifacts on Oct. 18. Once completely documented by students, information on the historic items will be added to the museum's website.
The UNL History Club is offering a chance for students, faculty and staff to experience a Civil War camp from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. The demonstration will include both Union and Confederate campsites set up north of the Nebraska Union.
Students cataloged more than 150 historic items during UNL's third History Harvest, held March 15 at the Nebraska History Museum. The artifacts — each recorded digitally — included a mid-19th century scrapbook kept by a many who spent 11 years traveling with a circus and five boxes containing information on the history of Lincoln and First-Plymouth Church. The project is designed to help communities collect, preserve and share their rich histories.
A project led by UNL's William G. Thomas seeks to uncover and digitize nearly 4,000 court files from early 1800s Washington, D.C., courts. The project will allow scholars to analyze the files, outlining social and family networks of both blacks and whites in early Washington.
The UNL History Harvest project, along with the Nebraska State Historical Society, will host the third annual History Harvest, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 15 in the Nebraska History Museum. History Harvest is an innovative project that brings together computer science and history students to produce a digital history of Nebraska generated by and for the people of Nebraska.
The quilting prowess and life experience of Grace Snyder are helping bring pioneer history to life for Nebraska elementary school students. The new, online history curriculum was developed by NET Learning Services, the International Quilt Study Center and Museum and the Nebraska State Historical Society.
Tim Borstelmann, the E.N. and Katherine Thompson Professor of Modern World History at UNL, has been elected Vice President/President-Elect of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations.
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Peter Pan
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Peter Pan guarantees a treasure-chest full of comedy, much seasonal silliness, along with stunning flying sequences. You're guaranteed to be hooked by the swashbuckling pantomime adventure which has enthralled audiences for decades and is the perfect festive treat for all the family.
Peter Pan is produced by Qdos Entertainment, the world's largest pantomime producer. Such is the expected demand for tickets that the producers have added an extra week to the planned run!
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On the other hand, there are those who really like Dita because... well... she's smoking hot! These are the same ones that say that her shows are great, truly incendiary routines, something more than just a strip act. According to them, this woman is beautiful in a way that no many other celebrities out there are.
I say both are right, simply because everyone is entitled to his/her own opinion and, at the end of the day, liking Dita or not is just a matter of taste. And we know better than to question someone's taste, don't we?
So, in view of all this, I invite you to see with me how Dita looks without her usual mask of make-up. Sure, in this photo spread from 'Blender' Magazine she is still wearing make-up (it would be absurd to presume that she looks like that each morning, when she wakes up), but just not as much as she used to. I mean, there is no bright red lipstick, no dark eyeshadow or eyeliner, less foundation... in other words, she went for the more 'natural' look.
Still, she's hot! And I say that with my conscience clear: she is a beautiful woman (but not according to today's standards), in an eerie-creepy sort of way. Like Kate Beckinsale was gorgeous when she played a vampire in 'Underworld' - with pale-white skin and soft features, dark hair and red nail polish.
Hell, if you don't think that makes her beautiful, just take a closer look at her body! I stand by my opinion and, if you disagree, feel free to do so. But, if you do think the same, enjoy the pictures below (except for the one that shows her standing in the door frame: her legs are freakishly different from the upper part of her body!).


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This book crushed my skull and made my brain meats ooze out of my nose hole. The plot hinges, ostensibly, on a project to create artificial consciousness, but what it really becomes is a discussion and deconstruction of what IS consciousness. Really enjoyable and thought provoking, both as a science fiction adventure and as a novel of ideas.
At the age of fourteen, Destination: Void (the revised edition published in 1978) was mystifying to me -- at least that's the way I'd of probably described it then. I knew as much about computers or artificial intelligence as whatever I'd seen in either the "cutting-edge" computer flick of the time, War Games (1983), or in the older, but what still seems cutting-edge to me even today, 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
The second time I read Destination: Void, soon after The Matrix (1999) had come out, I thought Herbert was ahead of his time (especially considering the original version was published in 1966) as so much of what I saw on the screen in The Matrix seemed so familiar from the world Frank Herbert built in Destination: Void; namely, the physical connections and intertwining he envisioned between hi-tech, futuristic computer gadgetry and human flesh. Herbert's novel inhabited a cold detached world where expendable clones explored space in a rigged experiment, "Project Consciousness," aboard a spacecraft, the Earthling, automated by shutdown-prone, highly problematic OMCs ("organic mental cores"): Euphemism for "baby brains" that had been extracted, allegedly, from only "terminal cases." Potential bioethics snafus and the moral complications of cloning were being conceptualized in depth by Herbert and other science fictionists of his day a good thirty years before Dolly made cloned sheep international news.
Today, having recently encountered the book at a second hand shop, I grabbed it and read it with great interest again, curious to see how the dense novel of ideas had evolved in my perception the third time around, almost three decades since first reading it, and nearly a half-century since it's publication.
My appreciation for the book's title has never waned, steeped as it is in nihilism. At fourteen, I didn't have enough life experience, certainly not enough crushing disappointment, to feel the weight of that desperate word, "nihilism," but I knew it loomed mysterious, possibly romantic and definitely dark, in my imagination. Despite the book's title, Herbert was rarely a nihilist in his philosophy or writing (excepting his story, "The Nothing," and bitter novel, The White Plague) or eclectic life experiences, be it journalist, photographer, author, ecologist. Several of his book's titles, in fact, were suggestive of deeper, spiritual leanings, denoting as they did some vast Ineffable that might exist out there, somewhere, in the Cosmos, be it with his SF novels, The Godmakers and The Heaven Makers, or in his lone but no less speculative novel that wasn't sci-fi, the heart wrenching, Soul Catcher*.
The OMCs, those fragile organic mental cores, the literal brains of the Earthling, hardwired into the ship's computer, soon shorted out and died, as they were designed to die, poor babies. Could the Earthling's computer, then, first help its crew create an artificial OMC to monitor and maintain vital drives it wasn't plugged into, and do so in time before those deactivated drives made the Earthling go kaput? Maybe, but probably not. Because the mission's managers (none of whom were clones) who'd hatched their draconian, A.I. enterprise, as the suspect "Project Consciousness" for no doubt nefarious designs that exceeded the expressed for outcome of some supposed artificial consciousness, knew damn well that the crew lacked the skills, resources, and most importantly time necessary for success in such an impromptu, crash-course in creating an A.I. aboard a spaceship swiftly hurtling toward oblivion. Failure was their only option. Their destination? Destruction. And yet a fate hardly as bad as occupying some nebulous sounding locale known only as "Void".
But (and there's always a big "but" in what appears at first blush to be hopeless, sci-fi crisis-scenarios in hard sci-fi), what the scientists back on Earth couldn't have possibly foreseen, was the full extent and range of the Earthling's computer's intuitive capacity. Yes, the reader needs to suspend disbelief at this point, but this reader didn't mind. For no one could have hypothesized that the Earthling's computer, in the process of assisting the crew as they attempted to create an artificial intelligence, an OMC, to salvage their mission and save their lives, would so completely identify with the Earthling's chaplain/psychiatrist, Raja Flattery, it would create for itself instead an artificial faith -- and in so doing become a self-styled Roman Catholic hellbent on ultimately "converting" the crew (most of them in deep hibernation), who'd be awakened, theoretically, should the crew on deck discover a new planetary Eden (or maybe an unearthly Hell) to colonize.
Arthur C. Clarke's and Stanley Kubrick's computer, Hal, the iconic IBM 9000 of 2001: A Space Odyssey infamy (published two years after Destination: Void), was a pussycat-computer next to the megalomaniacal nut job the Earthling's computer became. A devout computer-of-the-cloth that founded its own hybrid cult based on Raja Flattery's Catholicism, and enmeshed its own strange circuitry with stranger icons it misunderstood, per its idiosyncratic, literal divining of Raja Flattery's prayers and expressive faith, so that by the end of the story it demanded of the unbelieving, apostate crew, that they do something preposterous, something dreadful, something insane ... or else!
Destination: Void was originally published in 1965 as "Do I Sleep or Wake" in Galaxy magazine. The novel would later serve as the prequel for Herbert's lesser known series, "The Pandora Trilogy," co-authored with Bill Ransom, in which they explored the long lasting consequences of a rogue computer that almost, but not quite, went Jim Jones on the crew of the ship it was supposed to protect and serve. Comprising the trilogy were The Jesus Incident (1979, in which Jesus Christ himself makes a cameo appearance on a planet not named Earth), The Lazarus Effect (1983), and The Ascension Factor (1988), the latter published posthumously, two years after Frank Herbert's death. I recommend them all, especially to those interested in science fiction that's fascinatingly infused with spiritual themes and religious imagery.
* Prior to Soul Catcher's publication, several of its readers pleaded with Frank Herbert to change its devastating ending. But Herbert refused.
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The first time I read DESTINATION: VOID I was underwhelmed, for most of the same reasons I've just read in these panning reviews of the book at LibraryThing. However, the more I read and studied and contemplated Herbert's writing as a whole and the thinking that informed it, the more I came to appreciate this book. I now think DESTINATION: VOID ranks among his two or three best novels. I admit it's not the first Herbert book that anyone should read, but placed in its proper context it begins to make a great deal more sense, and even the characters who seemed so flat and lifeless on first reading become more interesting in retrospect . . .
It is very funny to read science fiction books written 50 years ago. All the futuristic stuff it is put there looks really vintage. It's an exciting displacement effect. For this one however, the futuristic stuff is made only of difficult words of which the author clearly ignores the meaning, who are use to embellish otherwise meaningless dialogues. A real shame. With a plot like this, there were much better ways to write the book, but Herbert managed to make it so useless and boring that the challenge is to keep reading and finishing it. I lost the challenge!
A 1966 novel about colonists on their way to the star Tau Ceti. For reasons that I'm still not remotely clear on (despite the fact that it's the main focus of the book), their ship needs to be controlled directly by a conscious mind, so it's equipped with disembodied human brains trained since birth to do the job. As the story begins, though, all three brains have apparently gone insane and died, and the crew realize that if their mission is to continue they must do the supposedly impossible and create a conscious computer.
Despite the hefty dose of suspension-of-disbelief all this requires, there is a lot of potential in this premise. If the mystery of what drove the brains crazy and the suspense of whether the mission will succeed or fail isn't enough, there's also the fact that some of the crewmembers are clearly keeping secrets from the others, not to mention the distinct possibility that the people behind the mission have some hidden agenda and that all is not as it seems. Unfortunately, rather than anything that takes advantage of those pretty good plot hooks, we mostly get lots of tedious technobabble and pretentious discussions about the nature of consciousness.... which, actually, I would have found interesting, if they weren't completely incoherent and nonsensical. In the end, the whole thing gives the distinct impression of having been inspired by a bunch of ill-informed dorm room stoners deep in the heart of the sixties sitting around talking about, like, really cosmic things, man!
I already have the sequels to this novel. I think I might just ditch them.
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Review: Beyond Denial by Kit Rocha
Beyond Denial
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Series: Beyond #2.5
Mar 22, 2013
Genres: Erotic Romance
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So if you haven't read it yet, then SHAME ON YOU! ~ Under the Covers
This isn't really going to be a review. It's moreso an excuse to gush about this series again to you. BEYOND DENIAL is the free short from Kit Rocha which originated as a bribe for readers to vote for them for DABWAHA. In this shameless competition, the best books of 2012 battle it out and voila, this little short was gifted to readers as a reward. Now this is a deleted scene from the O'Kane party in BEYOND CONTROL. So if you haven't read it yet, then SHAME ON YOU! But really, it may not hold any meaning to you unless you know the context in which it originated from. Hence the reason I'm telling you to read this series!!
I didn't know that it would be about my lover, Ace but I was thrilled about it and even more so when Jared gets involved. I may have gotten too excited but hey, that's what a good series does to you.
If you like your erotic romance well-written, with a slew of bad boys to fulfill your needs, you need to be reading the Beyond series. And when you're done with them and pining for more, you can come see me and we'll fight over which O'Kane guy is hottest.
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Cisco's Long-Term Outlook Worries Investors
Cisco share story updated with additional analyst comment.
SAN JOSE, Calif. ( TheStreet) -- Cisco's (CSCO) first-quarter results, released after market close on Wednesday, sent tech stocks plunging and have raised questions about the company's long-term growth potential.
The networking giant beat Wall Street's first-quarter earnings estimate, and edged analysts' revenue forecast, but weak guidance hammered the company's shares in after-hours trading.
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Cisco's stock plummeted more than 13% shortly after its results came out, hitting $21.15, and fell even further to $20.50 at market open. The plunge was the company's worst post-earnings drop since 1994, according to Birinyi Associates, and left some analysts questioning the firm's long-term strategy."Our view remains that Cisco's growth drivers at this point in its life cycle are more cyclical than secular, and with the cyclical refresh in networking now largely behind us it is difficult for the company to grow," noted Simona Jankowski, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, in a note released on Thursday. Jankowski, who lowered her 12-month Cisco price target from $25 to $23, believes that the push towards cloud computing also presents a big challenge to the networking firm. "CIOs' preference for best-of-breed vendors in the move to cloud is putting competitive pressure on integrated IT vendors such as Cisco," she explained, adding that this could be highly disruptive for Cisco's core switching business. In addition to the tepid guidance, comments from Cisco CEO John Chambers clearly spooked investors, particularly given the company's status as a tech bellwether. For the second straight quarter, the networking giant gave a cautious economic outlook as Cisco noted that first-quarter orders were $500 million below forecast. Despite plenty of analyst love prior to earnings, Cisco felt the impact of public sector weakness, both in the U.S. and overseas. Speaking during a conference call after market close, Chambers cited a "dramatic" slowdown in U.S. state government spending, as well as softness in parts of Europe and Japan. "We hit some air pockets this quarter," explained the Cisco chief. "We think that some of the challenges in public sector spending will be with us for a couple of quarters." Service providers were also problematic, with U.S. orders declining 2% during the quarter. Cisco's North American cable business, in particular, is feeling the effects of tight consumer spending and the slowdown in home building, according to Chambers.
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