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[Editor's note: This is the sixth in a series of personal reflections on the current state of education reform and contemporary conservatism by Andy Smarick, a Bernard Lee Schwartz senior policy fellow with the Thomas B. Fordham Institute. The previous posts in this series can be seen here, here, here, here, and here.]
Andy's odyssey: Part six
The greatest friction between contemporary education reform and conservatism is the former's obsession with "new" and the latter's deep skepticism of it.
This conflict has its roots in the very different worldviews of progressives and conservatives. Those on the political right generally seek to preserve, believing that longstanding practices, policies, and institutions possess the wisdom of ages. They have evolved and grown robust. In Yuval Levin's words, they "developed through years of trial and error and adapted to their circumstances." They possess stores of social capital that facilitate the healthy functioning of society.
Progressives generally seek to dramatically change, aspiring to uproot society's injustices and inefficiencies, possessing great faith in our ability to create something new and better from scratch. This frame of mind among America's political left is clear and consistent.
Thomas Paine famously wrote in Common Sense of "our power to begin the world over again." The FDR museum celebrates how the former president "fundamentally changed the role of the federal government in the...
CUOMO SLOW-WALKING COMMON CORENew York Governor Andrew Cuomo's reelection campaign has been tough on his Republican opponent, and now it's training its sights on Common Core: In a new ad, Cuomo vows to hold off on using Common Core test results for evaluation purposes for at least five years. Of course, by that time, he'll have already lost a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, so there will be no worries about backlash.
REVOLVING DOOR FOR URBAN SUPERINTENDENTSThe departure of Los Angeles public schools chief John Deasy sheds light on the high turnover rate of urban school district superintendents. A tenure of three and a half years is about average, though experts argue it takes at least four years for superintendents to begin making a long-lasting impact.
FORDHAM CINEMA CLUBReal Clear Education showcases First Generation, a new film documenting the lives of first-generation college students. These students often face difficulties during the admission process and have little knowledge of how to navigate student loan applications. Research shows, however, that almost all college graduates see a return on their investments, earning upwards of $1 million more over a lifetime than those with just a high school diploma.SHOP CLASS AS FINAL CREDITIn what could be a major step forward for the revival of Career and Technical Education, the New York State Board of Regents...
EDUCATION SNAPSHOTFederally owned schools located on Native American reservations, which serve about 48,000 students nationally, face extreme poverty and lack of resources; they are also marked by low performance scores, with some schools reporting proficiency at 25 percent. The AP's Kimberly Hefling looks at the sorry state of an under-resourced elementary school on a Navajo reservation, where housing, transportation, and local facilities are in appalling disrepair and scarcity.
COMMON CORE PUT TO THE TESTIn a recent Washington Post op-ed, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan argues for high-quality standardized testing. Two major state assessment consortia, PARCC and Smarter Balanced, are in the process of evaluating Common Core-aligned assessments, as Education Week's Catherine Gewertz reports.
DOLLARS AND PENCELast week, Governor Mike Pence elected not to apply for a federal grant that might have afforded up to $80 million for Indiana preschools. In a statement justifying the decision, he wrote, "It is important not to allow the lure of federal grant dollars to define our state's mission and programs." Fordham tackled the issue of Pence's repudiation of the Common Core standards this spring in the scintillating "Indiana's Potemkin Standards?"FRESH CHANGES TO AP COURSESLooking past the enormous hue and cry surrounding changes to the AP U.S. History curriculum, the College Board is going forward with new content in a bevy of subjects areas. The Hechinger Report ...
MOVEMENT ON BULLYINGA new report by the nonprofit Child Trends reveals that about 70 percent of D.C. Public Schools and D.C. Public Charter Schools enforced anti-bullying policies in line with the 2012 Youth Bullying Prevention Act. The study did not study implementation of the policies in question, and it found that a small number of schools neglected to submit any policy whatsoever.
CASH-FLOW PROBLEMSThe Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has released data showing that state funding for K–12 education has been cut in thirty of forty-seven states reviewed. Budget cuts are especially evident in regard to talent acquisition, with the widespread dismissal of teachers and support staff. For information on D.C. school spending, check out our new Metro D.C. School Spending Explorer.
REDEFINING THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN TENNESSEEChalkbeat Tennessee just launched an interactive page to educate the public on the state's Achievement School District. The ASD is composed of struggling schools that have been taken over by the state from local districts and grouped into a single, larger entity. Seen by many as a controversial approach to school improvement, similar programs exist in Louisiana and Michigan. For the definitive panorama of district-level reform in Tennessee, stop whatever you're doing and check out Nelson Smith's seminal 2013 report for Fordham.WAR OF ATTRITIONIn a must-read/long-read Education Next piece, four Mathematica researchers examine the question of whether KIPP's attrition rates may be an important factor...
On Wednesday, CCSSO (the organization of state superintendents) joined with CGCS (the organization of big urban school districts) to announce joint plans to reassess and scale back testing programs. This is big news, and it's getting lots of attention. Here are the ten big things to know about the announcement.
There are many fascinating pieces of information you can gleam from the Fordham Institute's new Metro D.C. School Spending Explorer website, most especially estimates of per-pupil expenditures at each inside-the-Beltway public school. But did you know that you can also learn about the relative wealth of each school's attendance zone? Once you get to the site, plug in the name of a school and click on "Household Income." (See below for an explanation of our methodology.)
I was curious about the wealthiest attendance zones in the area; they are printed below. I just looked at elementary schools, since their zones are smaller. We were not able to do the analysis for the District of Columbia. (Maybe a handful of west-of-the-park D.C. schools would have made the list, but I doubt it, thanks to the preponderance of apartment buildings in their attendance zones.)
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SCHEDULING AROUND THE "SUMMER SLIP"It is now generally recognized that the long layoff of summer vacation is a hindrance to knowledge retention (especially for low-income students), sticking kids with months in which to forget what they'd learned the previous school year. So it's gratifying to learn, as Education Week's Madeline Will reports, that the number of year-round schools in the United States has reached 3,700. With several state-level grant programs helping to prod the switch to a staggered yearly calendar, the practice will hopefully continue to grow.
PELICAN (STATE) BRIEFOn Wednesday, the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled constitutional Act 1, a controversial 2012 bill limiting teacher tenure and empowering superintendents at the expense of local school boards. The ruling was praised by Governor Bobby Jindal and other state officials. "Act 1 gives principals and superintendents freedom from politics to do the right thing for children," said State Education Superintendent John White.
OPTING OUT OF ACCOUNTABILITYBellwether Education's brilliant Anne Hyslop (an occasional Fordhamite) has leapt into the week's most fervid ed-reform debate: To test, or not to test? In her latest post, she cautions so-called "districts of innovation" (those mobilizing project-based and competency-based learning in the classroom) from opting out of statewide testing in favor of district flexibility.MUST-READThe news came this week that John Deasy, superintendent of...
The Thomas B. Fordham Institute's Metro D.C. School Spending Explorer offers the public a great resource by sharing data on public school spending (at the school level) across the District. As with any financial data, though, the fine print is as important as the headline.
The map says that D.C.'s public charter schools had a total operating expenditure of $18,150 per pupil in the 2011–12 school year, compared with total operating expenditure at D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) of $15,473. But this is misleading. Many public charter schools rent their space, and rental payments are considered operating expenses. Meanwhile, school-system buildings are decades old and are almost exclusively paid for from the city's capital budget—which is not included in the comparison. Moreover, more than $1,000 per pupil of DCPS maintenance expenses are provided free by the city—these expenditures aren't included either.
The fine print found in the Fordham Institute map describes the real situation—public charter schools receive less money per pupil than DCPS. This disparity is carefully documented in a 2012 study commissioned by two charter advocacy groups. It found that the total amount of extra non-uniform local operating funds DCPS receives compared to public charter schools ranges from $72 to $127 million annually. The report also makes the case for why some of these disparities exist, noting that charters are schools of choice, while "DCPS operates as a system of right, which requires schools be available across the city to...
NEA FLEXES POLITICAL MUSCLESThe National Education Association Advocacy Fund, the Super PAC of the country's largest teachers' union, has spent more than $11 million in midterm campaign efforts, including $3.6 million in media and advertising. SPENDING RACEElsewhere in the exciting world of politics: Educational funding is playing a major role in Florida's gubernatorial campaign, as incumbent Governor Rick Scott and his challenger, former Governor Charlie Crist, vie to pledge more money for K–12 schools. In fact, Mr. Crist has promised to set a state record for per-pupil spending.
FLORIDA BONUS ROUNDThe tight race for governor is also a fascinating backdrop for the Common Core debate. A long overview ran in the Tampa Bay Times last month, but the gist is that the standards were initially adopted in the Sunshine State—as in so many others—to little fanfare. A few years later, Governor Scott is sending his advisers to meet with anti-Common Core groups, while opponent Crist backs the standards unreservedly. LOWER LEARNINGRecently released poll data from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni revealed a wide discrepancy in what core subjects college students are required to take. Among the findings: A scant 18 percent of schools require their students to take American history in order to graduate....
Without a doubt, and in the main, testing has done more good than harm in America's schools. My Fordham colleague Andy Smarick is absolutely correct to argue that annual testing "makes clear that every student matters." The sunshine created by testing every child, every year has been a splendid disinfectant. There can be no reasonable doubt that testing has created momentum for positive change—particularly in schools that serve our neediest and most neglected children.
But it's long past time to acknowledge that reading tests—especially tests with stakes for individual teachers attached to them—do more harm than good. A good test or accountability scheme encourages good instructional practice. Reading tests do the opposite. They encourage poor practice, waste instructional time, and materially damage reading achievement, especially for our most vulnerable children. Here's why:
A test can tell you whether a student has learned to add unlike fractions, can determine the hypotenuse of a triangle, or understands the causes of the Civil War—and, by reasonable extension, whether I did a good or poor job as a teacher imparting those skills and content. But reading comprehension is not a skill or a body of content that can be taught. The annual reading tests we administer to children through eighth grade are de facto tests of background knowledge and vocabulary. Moreover, they are not "instructionally sensitive." Success or failure can have little to do with what is taught.
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22.11.06 - By Troy Ondrizek: As the revolving door continues to spin with alphabet champions running in and out; we cannot wait until the future of the division arrives. Well that means its time again to look at three more candidates to see if they got the goods to be a true contender..
This time around we follow a very obscure and slightly elderly fighter from the islands, a young raw fighter who just showcased his skills on Showtime, and possible stud from the rich heavyweight breeding grounds of New York State. We also will take a look back at past candidates and see what they have or have not accomplished since gracing us with their prospect presence.
Kertson Manswell (12-0-0 11 KOs)
Now this is the long shot of the group, but he has been fairly impressive of late. Manswell started the year off with stopping the Vinny Maddalone of the island nations in Curtis Murray. Murray was undefeated at the time, but has since lost to another slugger in Claudio Rasco.
Manswell then garnered another half-decent victory against Louis Monaco. If you have paid any attention to past installments of this series, then Monaco is a name that is often on the list of victories for prospects. However, unlike a lot of other prospects, Manswell stopped Monaco and now stands with guys like Vitali Klitschko, Lamon Brewster, and the enigma Lance Whitaker who have accomplished the same feat.
Manswell though really enters this list because last month the Trinidadian slugger finally went the distance with the declining but still durable Corey Sanders. Sanders came in overweight and was underproductive as Manswell couldve been busier but he carried the pace throughout. Actually Manswell looked about as good as Eliecer Castillo and Timo Hoffman did in their victories over Sanders. Now this isnt the Corrie Sanders that stopped Wladimir Klitschko, but it is the Corey Sanders that KOd current WBC heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev in eight.
So this is a good win for someone with so few fights. Kertson Manswell is a little old at 30, but heavyweights do mature later. Manswell comes from seemingly limited boxing background, but he has fought four times this year and against progressively better opponents. At 64 and roughly 235, the man is in shape and when he lets his hands go, he is dangerous, hopefully well see him soon, but most likely it will be in Germany and he will most likely be set up for someone like Dieter Roth.
Travis Walker (22-0-1 17KOs)
Travis Walker is a prospect I have been keeping my eye on for some time wondering when the hell he was going to fight a live opponent. Finally Walker gave me something to talk about when he signed to fight 2004 Olympic represenative Jason Estrada. Walker was a very accomplished amateur for being such a crude boxer. Over time he has worked on timing and landing his big right hand. Not too much has changed over the years with his style, he knows how to fight, but its not intuitive for him yet. Walker showed moments of skill in his victory over Estrada, and moments of utter inexperience, for upper-echelon fighters would pound him mercilessly when Walker would lunge forward head first to land a punch.
Walker has a solid jab and previously mentioned a big right hand, but he needs work, but so does every prospect. Walker with this high profile win will land some more fights and hopefully some better training will be down the road for him as well. Its time for the 64 Walker to get some momentum going in his career. Walker wasnt overly impressive in victory, but believe it or not, Estrada is a tactically difficult opponent to fight. There are no talks of any immediate fights, but I would like to see him again, maybe against guys like Alonzo Butler or David Rodriquez.
Derrick Rossy (14-0-0 8 KOs)
Rossy made his first blip onto my radar when he stopped rugged Gary Bell earlier this year. Bell was a much more experienced fighter who has wins over Jameel McCline, Robert Hawkins, and the honorable Louis Monaco. However, Bells biggest fight was up against a prime Davis Tua, and Tua stopped him in one. After that respectable win over Bell, Rossy fought cannon fodder for a couple of fights until he recently met up with Shannon Miller. The very Shannon Miller who combined with Vinny Maddalone gave us the best heavyweight fight last year on free cable. Miller turned that experience into a decent boxing career until Rossy derailed him.
Now Rossy is a little bigger than I would like him to be, but hes not too bad weight-wise. Rossy is however thankfully very busy, fighting five times this year so far. I like this pace for the young man, as he needs to learn how to finish opponents once he knows he can beat them. Besides that, Rossy would be a handful for guys like J.D. Chapman or Malik Scott, while still out-classed by those two, Rossy is closing the gap quickly. There is no tentative fight on the schedule, but expect to see him more often in the next year.
Its reflection time, as we look back at past fighters and their progress. We will start with the six men who are making their last appearance on this list, these men range from a current WBA mandatory challenger to a fighter that is rawer than uncooked meat.
Scott Gammer: Out-pointed Michael Steeds for the second time in his career. A fight with Danny Williams is still being talked about, but something needs to materialize soon.
Chris Arreola: Followed up his solid victory over Damian Norris with a breakout stoppage win over previously undefeated Damian Wills. Arreola has nothing on the immediate horizon, but hopefully something soon.
Alonzo Butler: Hasnt fought since his embarrassing performance on ESPN and has nothing in the pipeline. Butler is starting to resemble Farug Saleem.
Taras Bidenko: The crafty boxer added a TKO win over toughman Andreas Sidon since we reviewed him last. Bidenko is starting to create a buzz about him and a rematch with EBU champion Vladimir Virchis to avenge a previous loss would be perfect for him.
Chazz Witherspoon: The man stays busy Ill give him that. Two straight 2nd round kayos over Innocent Otukuwu and Earl Ladson doesnt do more than pad the record and Andrew Greeley will only do the same, but like I said Witherspoon is busy.
Ruslan Chagaev: A great year for Chagaev has just been capped off with a solid and surprisingly hard-fought victory over John Ruiz this past weekend has just made Chagaev the mandatory challenger for Nikolay Valuev. Expect to see Chagaev challenge for the WBA strap this coming January instead of unworthy Canadian Jean Francois Bergeron.
J.D. Chapman: Fight with Chauncy Welliver fell through, but he still was able to stop Ray Lunsford in Wellivers absence. Chapman has no immediate fight planned and rumors of retirement are circling about. I havent talked to the kid in a while to verify that, but the grumblings about it is getting louder.
Kevin Johnson: Johnson decision Demetrice King and Michael Rhodes since we last saw him. Problem with those victories is both guys couldve been stopped and Johnson still hasnt discovered his right hand. No fight in the immediate future, but a real fight to display this kids skills would do wonders for him.
Roman Greenberg: Greenberg stopped unheralded Alexei Varakin earlier this month and has a fight on December 9th with Shelby Gross. One day Greenberg will step up in competition now that he signed with Warriors boxing, but for now its the same old cannon fodder, Greenberg cant avoid guys like Rick Dyer forever.
Jason Gavern: The former cop has been busy as a sparring partner and has made more money at that than fighting in the ring. Gavern will stay a sparring partner for a little longer and until the busy big name season is over. We should see Gavern early to mid next year.
George Garcia: Unanimous decision victory over former cruiserweight journeyman Charles Davis doesnt prove anything. I will admit that Im a little embarrassed about calling him a prospect; I hope he changes my sentiment shortly. I havent heard of anything in the near future for Garcia.
Ondrej Pala: The Czech fighter suffered a hometown decision loss to Rene Dettweiler and that was followed by a hometown technical loss to even more popular Denis Boytsov. Apparently Pala has found a niche exposing prospect fighters, too bad he keeps getting tagged with losses over it. Palas fight was stopped early on a cut that wasnt serious, he was giving Boytsov a stern test and Boytsov needed the refs help in stopping the fight, all of which was to the chagrin of the fight fans ringside. Pala followed the loss to Boytsov up with two stoppage wins against no-hopers. Pala is probably done for the year and will fight again early next year.
Mariusz Wach: Took another technical decision over a fighter not worth mentioning. Wach is scheduled to face Arthur Cook in Poland on December 16th. Wachs previous victory over Cook was a bit controversial and Wach is looking to prove it wasnt a mistake.
Oleg Platov: Stopped Tama Borbely in a keep busy fight in September, and on the Chagaev/Ruiz undercard Platov garnered his biggest career victory over former WBO heavyweight champion Henry Akinwande. Hopefully now Platov can score some decent fights on the European level and contend for a regional title by the mid-year.
As always, you never truly now how these fighters will turn out, and the truth most will become nothing. I do enjoy watching young prospects fight and love to see them develop into a force. So instead declaring that all are unworthy, actually take the time to watch these young guys and formulate an opinion of your own. Until then enjoy the fights and hopefully youll enjoy these young fighters fights.
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What a difference a year makes!
- 3Apr 14, '10 by rnrainyI grew up trusting others and understood the importance of caring for others, along with myself. I went to a nursing program that focused on Jean Watson and her 10 Carative Factors and considered the program and instructors holistic in their teaching. After graduating, and getting my R.N. license, I started working on cardiac step down unit. Bad idea!
Most of the midnight staff (where I started) modeled the type of nurse I wanted to be, but you can't make everyone happy...after proving myself (within a year) I was moved to days. This was like starting a completely new job, dealing with more doctors, NP, families, other departments (OR, Radiology, etc) and the patients all had a very high acuity compared to the issues of midnights (mostly respiratory). I was exhausted each day I left after my 12 hour shift.
That one nurse who I could never please made it her mission to get me off the floor. When it eventually happened, (I actually took a leave of absence to find a "better fit") I didn't even fight it, because I had spent the entire year trying to prove to my peers and myself that I was good enough to say I was an R.N. My manager was kind to me, said I was a good nurse, even gave me a wonderful reference, etc. but it just wasn't a good fit. I was relieved to be off that floor. All experiences are good, in my opinion, because we learn better from hardship than from the easy road.
I found a job within the same hospital on the mental health unit. I loved psych in nursing school and from the moment I stepped on that unit, I knew it was for me. My year on the cardiac floor gave me ample time to learn basic nursing skills, start understanding the nursing process, and learn the realities of nursing.
It is very obvious to me why many nurses leave their jobs within the first year. My main reason was my peers were different nurses than me. They were more technical, where I am more empathetic and compassionate. They other nurses would make fun of me for picking up the slack and helping my team (cleaning my patient's rooms, helping with bed baths, answering call lights, emptying garbages, even spending more than ten minutes TEACHING MY PATIENTS). It takes a team to provide patient care. They weren't modeling the type of nurse I want to be and it almost seemed like they were trying to break me.
This resulted in me thinking I was a weak nurse, but now know that I am stronger in many areas than they will ever be. You can always learn technical skills but compassion is hard to acquire for many. So now, I lead by example. My oath is to try my best to treat each patient with dignity and how I would want my family member treated. I can't even tell you the last time I had a bad day because patient care is so satisfying to me. Even if I don't feel like getting up that day, the second I walk into a room, I put on that smile. My secret is I never fake it. Ever!
What I bring to my new floor is a fresh viewpoint and skills that the older psych nurses don't have. I understand medical-surgical issues. I WAS the IV team on my old floor. I understand all those "medical" meds they take. And I can thoroughly assess my patient and provide proper interventions, where others may want to call a code immediately. My VERY experienced peers respect me and what I have to offer my team.
Each day, I leave my floor satisfied with my contribution to the team and the care I provide my patients. My old manager was right, it wasn't a good fit. But what I learned from it all is this. It was never MY problem, or an issue I had....it was theirs. And they only took it out on me because I let them.
The moral to my story is this. Please, remember who you ARE and who you want to be. Always practice as if you are being watched by others, because you are. Find a role model OUTSIDE of your hospital. The first year is hard, especially if you don't have anyone you trust to talk to. And never ever forget, it does get better.
Keep your chin up! Nursing is a profession but professionalism is not learned overnight. It's a skill that takes some time to learn. It took me a year...
- 1"What I bring to my new floor is a fresh viewpoint and skills that the older psych nurses don't have. I understand medical-surgical issues. I WAS the IV team on my old floor. I understand all those "medical" meds they take. And I can thoroughly assess my patient and provide proper interventions, where others may want to call a code immediately."
I hear your joy at having found your niche and feeling your contributions are appreciated. I'm sure your co-workers would like for theirs to be also, even if their viewpoints aren't as 'fresh' as you believe yours to be.Last edit by whodatnurse on Apr 15, '10 : Reason: left word out
- 0Apr 15, '10 by rnrainyAfter pondering over that paragraph, I ended it with the one sentence you didn't include. "My VERY experienced peers respect me and what I have to offer my team". My hero's include anyone with more knowledge than me, and I treat each person as such.
I am the only RN on that floor to be hired without psych experience (which is an honor) and also the youngest, newest nurse.
- 0Okay...so by "my very experienced peers" respect me, you had intended to convey that you marvel how people whom you hold in high esteem value your contributions to the team.
Not to belabor the point, but if you were to reread that entire paragraph, you might come to see how it could be received as you tooting your own horn while inadvertently dismissing your co-workers. "I" can do xyz...with "THEY" can't implied.
Anyway, it sounds like you've waited a long time to feel happy at work, and I'm glad for you. Your foundation will serve your well throughout your psych nursing career.
- 0Apr 15, '10 by ghillbert, MSN, NP GuideQuote from whodatnurseI hardly think it was necessary to bring this attitude to such a positive post. Really.Okay...so by "my very experienced peers" respect me, you had intended to convey that you marvel how people whom you hold in high esteem value your contributions to the team.
Not to belabor the point, but if you were to reread that entire paragraph, you might come to see how it could be received as you tooting your own horn while inadvertently dismissing your co-workers. "I" can do xyz...with "THEY" can't implied.
Anyway, it sounds like you've waited a long time to feel happy at work, and I'm glad for you. Your foundation will serve your well throughout your psych nursing career.
OP, I didn't read it that way at all. I read that you feel your contribution is valued and important, even though you're the least experienced nurse. Good for you.
- 1I didn't bring anything to it. I just noted how it came across to me.
- 0Apr 15, '10 by rnrainyPeople may perceive things any way they wish. I wrote how I felt in a public forum so I can accept that. Of course, I will always marvel at how someone can have a hundred strengths and some people can only focus on one thing they perceive as a negative...
Anyways..The other nurses on my new floor will be the first to tell you their strengths and weaknesses. Policy doesn't allow them to practice as medical nurses, there's no fault in that. I guess I should have been more descriptive.
I DO marvel at the respect my team gives to me, especially after working on a floor that I specifically stated had very little respect for what I brought to the table. When you come from a place where you can do no right, you can either conform to be like others (i.e. politics), put up with the lateral violence, or find a new job.
I am privileged enough to have earned my degree and license and have the integrity to give credit where it's due....I could never be who I am without all the individuals who contributed to my life, both personally and professionally.
- 0Apr 19, '10 by WondeR.N.rnrainy, after a year of being beaten down by not being able to find a job as a new grad, your post was a breath of "fresh" air. It gives me hope that I will find a job that will give me that much satisfaction every day. It's clear that you admire the nurses you work with, and it's wonderful to hear that they appreciate you. Thanks for the positive post!
- 1Apr 20, '10 by rnrainyBroke New Grad...all of us where new grads at one time, and most of us where broke. When I left my first position, even with shining references from other nurses, college professors, Doctors, Social Workers, Respiratory Therapists, and IV nurses, it still took 75 resumes, 15 interviews and 50 days. I am glad I didn't get those positions (except the hospice one, as that is the reason I became a nurse)....and as tiring as it is, going to all those interviews gave me the skills to answer the questions they asked with answers that where both what they wanted to hear and true to myself.
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It is better to be broke for awhile and get the RIGHT JOB then to take a job that will harden you or take away your passion. That first paycheck made me sit down for a moment..because my goodness, I get paid very well to do what I love, but the first compliment you get from a patient will be on your mind forever...for me, nursing is customer service and I rarely get complaints.
Keep your chin up! We all have advice because of our experiences, so you take a little from everyone, and in a couple of years, you will have yours also! )


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Dear John,
thanks for your rapid answer. Your reference to Mark Twain gave me a new inside view about his mathematical abilities :-). You are right, it's a bit philosophical question and of course, extrapolation may results in unexpected results. But my background is numerical/physical motivated. I'm interest in of deconvolution of a given time series. The frequency response = susceptibility in fourier space is known. It's is well known, extending the data set = padding is mandatory to avoid boundary effects like ringing. In case of image deconvolution, used as deblurring see e.g. R. Liu, "REDUCING BOUNDARY ARTIFACTS IN IMAGE DECONVOLUTION" + google. The suggestion in the book Numerical Recipes, Chapter 13.1.1 is zero padding. This is fine is the data set starts and ends with zeros but fails in all other cases. Zero padding leads to strong ringing at the beginning and end of the deconvoluted time series, independently of the padding length. The reason is the discontinuity in the data set before deconvolution. A better idea is the padding with constants to avoid the discontinuity. Next better idea is a extrapolation in the (unphysical) padded region where is no jump in first and second derivative. If i perform the deconvolution with such extrapolation, the ringing artifacts disappears. Of course, after deconvolution, only the time span without the padding regions in front and the end of the data set has a physical interpretation. I hope it explains my physical/numerical motivation of extrapolation with the first and last spline.
BTW: i) I'm a German and my surname is John :-).
ii) I use the slmengine mostly to obtain the numerical derivative of noisy data. From my point of view, the slmengine has many advantages in control of the necessary smoothing of the noisy data set, e.g. concaveup or integral. It's not possible to implement such (physical motivated) features in more sophisticated algorithms like higher order methods or Savitzky-Golay-filters.
Dear John, excellent tool, I use it extensively in my daily work with noisy data. A reference in the next paper will be given.
May be, i found a tiny inconsistency regarding the extrapolation of data set. Have a look on this sample code:
% aim: find a good extrapolation of noisy data, green line in final plot
clear all;close all;
% matlab interp1 is not designed for noisy data, fails
% first try with slm, only the first and last data point are padded in extrapolation
figure(1);hold on;plot(xinterp,yslmeval,'-r');ylim([-3 3]);
% second try, this works, calulation of the polynomial in the extrapolated regions
figure(1);hold on;plot(xinterp,yppeval,'-g');ylim([-3 3]);
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No way will this recipe serve 8 as written and no way should you ruin it with non-fat or low fat ingredients. I doubled everything in this recipe (except the onion) and added about 1 cup of leftover mexican rice. I deleted the zucchini and added 2/3 canned diced tomatoes with jalapeños. It was delicious and served 5 teen boys with chips and a salad. I will definitely make this again!
We both liked this much better than our usual Mexican casserole. The zucchini was not noticeable, not too many tortillas. Did not have enough salsa, or ingredients to make more, so used some tomato puree and our usual taco spices.
Loved it! I did two layers of two tortillas and put the rest of the mix on top. Trader joes salsa was amazing with this :)
Not so great, bland flavors due (in my opinion) from too many packaged ingredients. Fresh always tastes better!
I thought this was really tasty, but made some slight modifications based upon some of the comments. I added a can of no salt added diced tomatoes to the mix and it helped keep everything tender and not dried out. I also put an additional tortilla in each layer so that it was more of a tortilla lasagna and put the other half of the meat mixture on the second layer of tortilla like many reviewers did. It was great garnished with sliced green onions and avocado and the leftovers are great too. Will try with sour cream next time and maybe sneak additional veggies in the mix. It would be great for a potluck or group event.
The recipe forgets to include the second half of the meat. (I figured it out in time to get it in the right order: on top of second layer of tortillas, before the salsa and cheese.) Meanwhile, I doubled the amount of meat and taco seasoning, and used more salsa than called for. It was really delicious, and my family (all of whom have different tastes, and who rarely all like the same thing) loved it.
what happens to the other half of the meat filling, Melissa and Bobby, eh? ended up slapping it on top as an after thought....we'll see what happens


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> -----Original Message----- > From: Dan Connolly [mailto:email@example.com] > Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 12:02 PM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com; Geoff Chappell > Subject: Re: Testcase comment and question > > Both the current editor's draft and the latest public working > draft give this formal specification: > > [[ > Definition: Optional Matching > > Given graph pattern GP1, and graph pattern GP2, let GP = (GP1 union > GP2). > > The optional match of GP2 of graph G, given GP1, defines a pattern > solution PS such that: > > If GP matches G, then the solutions of GP is the patterns solutions of > GP else the solutions are the pattern solutions of GP1 matching G. > ]] Thanks. I guess it wasn't fair to imply there was no definition. I do think, though, that this one will need some tightening up. For example it seems to imply that if _any_ solutions can be found in GP, then no solutions will be used from GP1. And assuming that's not the case, it doesn't have much to say about how to determine exactly which solutions of GP1 are disallowed because they are solutions of GP (especially in the tricky cases where vars(GP) != vars(GP1)). GeoffReceived on Tuesday, 29 March 2005 19:50:31 GMT
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|1774 Somerset Co, Maryland
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|1729 Somerset Co, Maryland
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|1813 Spartanburg County, South Carolina
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|29 Sep 2014
|Jane (Dunster) Waters
|1676 Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA
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|27 Sep 2014
|Catherine Waters
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|26 Sep 2014
|Jane (Milhous) Waters
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|25 Sep 2014
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|24 Sep 2014
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|23 Sep 2014
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|November 9, 1892 Pierce, Georgia, United States
|Allen Minix
|22 Sep 2014
|Sarah Waters
|June 30, 1667 Salem, Essex, MA
|Catherine Louise Hanson
|Abigail (Waters) Reed
|August 1, 1702 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts
|Chris Hoyt
|21 Sep 2014
|Jane Jennie (Waters) Farmer
|February 18, 1810 Cumberland River, Kentucky, United States
|Dorothy (Lee) Waters
|October 15, 1912 Michigan
|Sandra Andrews
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|20 Sep 2014
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|18 Sep 2014
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|1760 Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
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|Richard Dennis Waters
|1900 Chicago, Illinois
|Abby Glann
|Patricia A. (Waters) Salvo
|Mary Anne (Ann) Waters
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|17 Sep 2014
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|15 Sep 2014
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|1825 Durnford, Wiltshire, England
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|Lee Walters
|14 Sep 2014
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|A G Waters
|1844 Alabama
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|1849 Georgia
|Elisabeth Waters
|1851 Georgia
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|1800 South Carolina
|Joel Waters
|1777 Lenoir,NC,USA
|Jeremiah Waters
|October 21, 1779 Lenoir,NC,USA
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|1825 Mississippi
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|1834 Mississippi
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|1837 Mississippi
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|1839 Mississippi
|Thomas Waters
|1795 Newberry County, South Carolina, USA
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|1841 Jackson Co MS
|Robert William Waters
|1794 South Carolina, United States
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|September 24, 1820 Northampton Place Kent Road Southwark
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|12 Sep 2014
|Margaretta Waters
|1826 Middlesex, England
|Henry Waters
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|August 11, 1841 London
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|1833 St George East, Mexico
|Rodham John Waters
|November 15, 1836 Southwark Surrey
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|1839 George East, Middlesex
|Rodham John Waters
|January 21, 1797 Caithness, Scotland
|Lydia Gordon Waters
|August 17, 1848 Shoreditch
|Catherine Marie Bird Waters
|Daniel Partridge
|April (Nicodemus) Waters
|Lucy Lavelle
|11 Sep 2014
|Margaret (Taylor) Waters
|May 1875 Appling County, Georgia
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|10 Sep 2014
|Ann Waters
|1766 United Kindom
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|Samuel Waters
|Bill Huitt
|9 Sep 2014
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|1919 Oklahoma
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|Wayne Waters
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|David Robinson
|Edward A. Waters
|Daniel Jens
|8 Sep 2014
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|September 1876 Ohio
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|Louisa Elizabeth Waters
|Valerie Willis
|4 Sep 2014
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|Ellen Drake
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|Kirsty Ward
|William John Waters
|August 6, 1878 Hadlow, Kent, England
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|3 Sep 2014
|Marjorie M. Waters
|2 Sep 2014
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|1764 probably Kent
|1 Sep 2014
|Emma Waters
|1830 Milton, Kent, England
|Mick Killen
|Elizabeth Waters
|July 11, 1794 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Dave Waters
|Frances Waters
|April 11, 1799 Gravesend, Kent, England
|James Waters
|May 7, 1797 Gravesend, Kent, England
|William Robert Waters
|November 15, 1801 Gravesend, Kent, England
|John Waters
|A. Tomkins
|Arabella (Strachey) Waters
|1618 London, London, England
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|1855 Brighton
|Dave Waters
|31 Aug 2014
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|October 26, 1852 Hadlow
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|Nicholas Waters
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|Eric C. Waters
|Tony Waters
|Mrs Linda (Courtney) Waters
|William Waters
|1661 Eastern Shore,,Virginia,United States
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|James I Waters
|May 26, 1754 Stafford, Stafford, Virginia, United States
|William Waters
|1733 Prince William, Virginia, United States
|Lydia (Beach) Waters
|February 26, 1719
|29 Aug 2014
|Martin Waters
|T McCullough
|27 Aug 2014
|Ann (Waters) Gough
|1838 Ireland
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|26 Aug 2014
|Amelia A (Waters) Flinn
|25 Aug 2014
|Patricia (Waters) Moyle
|Rosemary Jones
|Minnie Waters
|July 1874 Hadlow, Kent, England
|Dave Waters
|24 Aug 2014
|Lydia Waters
|Ken Gillett
|22 Aug 2014
|Abigail Waters
|March 18, 1645 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
|Laura Harlow
|Ann Waters
|1575 Guilsborough, Northamptonshire, England
|Judy Rich
|21 Aug 2014
|Phebe Waters
|December 7, 1794
|Gene Husted
|Lillian Waters
|Mindy Pitts
|20 Aug 2014
|Gabel Dan Waters
|Gabel Dan Waters
|Toni Mari Waters
|Toni Mari Waters
|Mary Ann (Carter) Waters
|1868 Georgia
|Patricia J. Venable
|19 Aug 2014
|James Lester Waters
|1891 pierce co. ,Ga.
|James Oliver Olived Waters
|1862 Ga.
|James A Waters
|1826 New York
|Jenny or geneva B. (Waters) Lamb
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|1733 Barren County, Kentucky
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|17 Aug 2014
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|14 Aug 2014
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|12 Aug 2014
|Robin Waters
|Ann Waters
|Ann Waters
|Madison Wayne Waters
|August 10, 1873 Ware County, Georgia
|Silas Douglas
|Cassandra (Waters) Melton
|April 26, 1915 Appling County, Georgia
|Arizona (Waters) Parker
|1897 Appling County, Georgia
|Philadelphia Waters
|Keith Thorburn
|9 Aug 2014
|Susan Ada (Waters) McBride
|February 28, 1882 Screven County, Georgia, USA
|Marilyn Cochran
|Garnetta Helen (Guyot) Waters
|December 3, 1949
|Whitney Baggett
|Perry P. Waters
|Mike R. (Waters) Baggett
|Stacy Waters
|Stacy Waters
|8 Aug 2014
|Connie Waters
|Connie Waters
|Perry W Waters
|1869 North Carolina
|Whitney Baggett
|7 Aug 2014
|Aaron Waters
|Millie Waters
|Fletcher Waters
|Robert Waters
|Edmon Waters
|Mamie R Waters
|Perry Waters
|Julia V. Waters
|1852 North Carolina
|George J P Waters
|Sallie Waters
|Avy Waters
|John Waters
|1829 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Dave Waters
|5 Aug 2014
|Robert Waters
|1835 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Thomas Waters
|1848 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Sarah Ann Waters
|1844 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Alfred Waters
|1840 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Isaac Waters
|1838 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Laura Waters
|1832 Gravesend, Kent, England
|George Waters
|1826 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Elcy (Jewett) Waters
|January 4, 1788 Norwich, Windsor, Vermont, USA
|Bob Jewett
|Edith Elizabeth (Waters) Jellyman
|Jeff Thomas
|Nick D. Waters 3
|Nick Waters
|Betty (Smith) Waters
|Dave Waters
|4 Aug 2014
|Ed D. (Mullins) Waters 2
|Ed Waters
|3 Aug 2014
|Olive (Waters) Brown
|June 26, 1913 Troy, OH
|Mary Jane Johns
|William A Waters
|1869 Defiance, OH
|Floyd J. Waters
|Christine Zeeb
|2 Aug 2014
|Unlisted WATERS
|Hattie Mae (Schultz) Waters
|September 3, 1990 Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan, USA
|Dottie A. (Waters) Zeeb
|Unlisted WATERS
|Unnamed Father Waters
|Unnamed Father Waters
|Unlisted WATERS
|Vivien (Waters) Poole
|Dave Waters
|1 Aug 2014
|Ruth J. (Cato) Waters
|Harry A. Waters
|Eleanor F. Waters
|Robert W. Waters
|Daniel Jackson Waters
|August 16, 1845 Coffee County, Alabama
|Eva Spivey
|Hazel P. (Waters) Blakey
|Dave Waters
|Emily F. (Waters) Denne
|Robert Humphrey Waters
|March 20, 1808 Gravesend
|Spencer Waters
|May 28, 1806 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Lilian A. (Waters) Sims
|31 Jul 2014
|Bill C. Waters
|Florence Ethel Waters
|1893 Rochester, Kent, England
|Alice (Waters) Rye
|March 20, 1899 Tonbridge, Kent, England
|Horace Waters
|April 1884 Tonbridge, Kent, England
|Lewis Waters
|1887 Tonbridge, Kent, England
|Sarah Ann Waters
|October 1880 Tonbridge, Kent, England
|Elizabeth (Waters) Salmon
|1877 Hadlow, Kent, England
|Annie Waters
|1871 Hadlow, Kent, England
|Johun Waters
|1524 Beccles, Suffolk, England
|Tom Wilde
|Ruby M. (Waters) Daniels
|Dave Waters
|Sherly A. Waters
|Maurice Williams
|Patrick Waters
|January 1, 1895 England
|Carol Fieler
|30 Jul 2014
|Elizabeth Waters
|Lenna Waters
|Lenna Waters
|29 Jul 2014
|Robert Waters
|Greg Breetz
|Junius Stewart Waters
|May 19, 1899 Philpot, Daviess County, Kentucky
|Marian Jean Waters
|Emma Adelaide (Waters) Humphrey
|1858 Gravesend, Kent, England
|Janet Gunn
|28 Jul 2014
|Jean (Faulls) Waters
|Thomas Faulls
|25 Jul 2014
|Gilbert Waters
|Christopher D. Waters
|Nancy Waters
|Kathy Lamm
|24 Jul 2014
|Vicki L. (Waters) Morton
|Jessica Morton
|Barry F. Waters
|Kirsty Ward
|James Waters
|1839 Screven County, Georgia
|David Parker
|23 Jul 2014
|Anna Waters
|1760 Westerly, Washington County, Rhode Island
|Bob Symons
|22 Jul 2014
|Jill (Waters) Martyn 20
|Jill Martyn
|F.w. Waters
|Debi Moseley
|21 Jul 2014
|Elizabeth Ann Waters
|September 14, 1847 BULLOCK CO GA
|Ruth Ann (Waters) Jerauld
|July 17, 1807
|Ann Rorabaugh
|20 Jul 2014
|Ann (Sterling) Waters
|March 14, 1684 Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
|Ann Waters
|19 Jul 2014
|Catherine Mary (Attwood) Waters
|October 1857 Milton, Kent, England
|Stephen Helmlinger
|17 Jul 2014
|Edward Hill Waters
|October 16, 1873 Jones County, N.C.
|Sue Pollock
|Estelle Waters
|Carey Hill Waters
|December 23, 1910 Jones County, N.C.
|Cornell Bliss Waters
|January 8, 1909 Jones County, N.C.
|Inez Coreen Waters
|January 8, 1909 Jones County, N.C.
|Dwight Linwood Waters
|May 31, 1905 Jones County, N.C.
|Earl Leo Waters
|April 30, 1903 Jones County, N.C.
|Mary Myrtle Waters
|September 1900 Jones County, N.C.
|Jesse Mae Waters
|January 6, 1899 Jones County, N.C.
|Bethany K. (LaRue) Waters
|Rachel Bayer
|Alice Ailsey (Waters) Webb
|1768 South Carolina
|Jay Webb
|Elizabeth Ann (Waters) Moseley
|1828 Emanuel County, Georgia
|Debi Moseley
|14 Jul 2014
|William Douglass Waters
|Greg Breetz
|Mrs Heather P. (Waters) Lawson 2
|Heather Lawson
|Susannah Waters
|John Waters
|Marjorie Wolf
|John Waters Sr
|1612 Middleham, Yorkshire, England
|A. Tomkins
|John Waters
|May 30, 1698 Ann Arundel Co., MD.
|Samuel Waters
|1674 West River, Anne Arundel, Maryland
|Joseph Waters
|October 8, 1700 Ann Arundel Co., MD.
|William Waters
|May 14, 1699 Ann Arundel Co., MD.
|Margaret Waters
|December 29, 1696 Ann Arundel Co., MD.
|Elizabeth Waters
|August 20, 1689 Ann Arundel Co., MD.
|Mary Waters
|September 18, 1686 Ann Arundel Co., MD.
|Elizabeth (Waters) Barnes
|September 30, 1710 Queen Anne Parish, Montgomery, Maryland
|A. Tomkins
|Mrs. Patricia L. (Waters) Basinger lll 28
|Patricia Basinger
|13 Jul 2014
|Elizabeth (Waters) Lawrence
|Peter Wetherill
|Laura Ellen (Waters) Payne
|July 8, 1904 Moody, McLennan, Texas
|Karen Hoy
|Mary Elizabeth Waters
|November 10, 1858 Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States
|Sheila x
|10 Jul 2014
|Rosina Eva (Waters) Pargeter
|October 7, 1867 London, , Ontario, Canada
|Rosina Eva Pargeter
|Clara Bell (Kepner) Waters
|1875 Ohio
|Margaret Kerns
|Charles H. Waters
|August 11, 1880 Indiana
|Russell Waters
|Quentin Smith
|9 Jul 2014
|Jane Ann Waters
|1815 Kentucky
|Judith McNew
|William Waters
|Marion Jones
|8 Jul 2014
|Susan Waters
|James Waters
|March 21, 1848
|Daniel Waters
|Anne Waters
|May 14, 1843
|Maria (Gavin) Waters
|1825 County, Wicklow, Ireland
|John Waters
|1660 Anne Arundel, MD, USA
|John Waters
|John Waters
|1606 , Yorkshire, England
|Mary Waters
|Elizabeth (Waters) Lumley
|1841 County, Wicklow, Ireland
|Marion Jones
|Jane Waters 4
|December 11, 1840 Merton NSW
|Johun Waters
|1524 Beccles, Suffolk, ENGLAND,,,
|CC Clark
|6 Jul 2014
|Susanna (Waters) Goldup
|Janet Gunn
|Mary Waters
|Jennifer Cady
|5 Jul 2014
|Rachel Waters
|1759 Ballimena, Antrim, , Ireland
|Bill Sigmund
|Harriet Waters
|August 18, 1796 Rolvenden, Kent, England
|Danny Regan
|Lydia (Waters) Proctor
|March 12, 1704 Salem, Essex Co, MA
|Sara Patton
|4 Jul 2014
|Christopher Waters
|Scott Kendall
|Mary Waters
|August 1893 Dickenson Co, Kansas
|Rebecca Peterson
|3 Jul 2014
|Jessie Rebecca (Ditus) Waters
|1870 Illinois
|Rebecca (Waters) Whitcomb
|February 1, 1644 Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Cathy Carpentier-Alting
|2 Jul 2014
|John Waters
|1559 gloucestshire, england
|Lisa Littell
|Lizzie M. (Watts) Waters
|December 1861
|Rebecca Peterson
|1 Jul 2014
|George Edward Waters
|1860 Minnesota
|David Alexander Waters
|May 25, 1891 Manchester, Dickinson Co., Kansas
|Clarence R. Waters
|February 1889 Kansas
|Emma Amelia (Gott) Waters
|February 12, 1860 Waubeek, Linn Co., Iowa
|Pearl Waters
|September 10, 1896
|30 Jun 2014
|David Nathaniel Waters
|April 1822 New York
|Mrs Ann (Waters) Tollis Convict
|1789 Scotland UK
|Leigh Ryan
|George Waters
|October 15, 1676 Thirsk, Yorkshire, England
|George Waters
|Mary (Spence) Waters
|1679 Thirsk, Yorkshire, England
|Mary Waters
|Jane Waters
|Jane Waters
|29 Jun 2014
|Mary Waters
|December 1726 Hartford, , Connecticut
|David Dexter
|Arlene A. (Waters) Rak
|Martin Friis
|28 Jun 2014
|Rejoice (Plasse) Waters
|1616 England
|Kimberly Benoit
|27 Jun 2014
|Richard Waters
|March 3, 1604 St. Botolph Aldgate, London, England
|Fanny Emma (Waters) Jenkins
|1847 New York
|Rebecca Peterson
|Patrick Henry Waters
|1836 Ireland
|Martin Friis
|26 Jun 2014
|George Washington Waters
|August 20, 1864
|George Albert Waters
|May 9, 1900
|Sarah Anne (Waters) Hindes
|March 1845
|C. D. Hackett
|Doris Evelyn (Waters) Pearson
|September 17, 1908 Chigwell, Epping, Essex
|Cassandra Pearson
|25 Jun 2014
|Betty L. Waters
|Betty L. Waters
|19 Jun 2014
|Chris Waters
|Chris Waters
|Louise H. (Simmons) Waters
|Julie Waters
|James H. Waters
|Silas Hathaway Waters
|Sara Jane (Waters) Brown
|November 24, 1876
|Donna Blitch
|17 Jun 2014
|Kate (Howell) Waters
|Cassandra Pearson
|John Alfred Waters
|Charles Waters
|Harriet Hattie Waters
|January 27, 1843 Harrison, Harrison, Indiana
|Hannah Rush
|16 Jun 2014
|Cassandra Waters
|Edward Harrell
|15 Jun 2014
|Lillian M. (Waters) Herbeck
|Jim Vondrak
|12 Jun 2014
|Joan A. (Waters) Helmlinger
|Stephen Helmlinger
|Gladys Stanley (Murray) Waters
|April 24, 1884 Newcastle, Jamaica
|Cassandra Pearson
|Elizabeth (Waters) Powell
|1811 Begelly, Pembrokeshire, Wales
|Carole Fisher
|Donna M. (Waters) MacQueen
|Kirsty Ward
|11 Jun 2014
|Mathew Waters
|1730 England
|Jay Webb
|10 Jun 2014
|Harriet Jane Waters
|8 Jun 2014
|Forest Waters
|Forest Waters
|Harriette (Waters) Allen
|March 3, 1851 Dublin, Ireland
|Ciara Humphreys
|7 Jun 2014
|Myrtle Waters
|Myrtle Waters
|General John Knight Waters
|December 20, 1906 MD
|4 Jun 2014
|John de Renzi Waters
|Ciara Humphreys
|3 Jun 2014
|Lillian Blanche Waters
|November 18, 1868 Moores, NY
|Kevin Boes
|2 Jun 2014
|Chris P. (Waters) Ryan
|Jill Martyn
|Margaret (Waters) Bodley
|Shirley R. (Walsham) Waters
|Lawrence William Waters
|Suzie Sheridan
|Mr. Darren C. Waters 33
|Darren Waters
|1 Jun 2014
|Richard Waters
|March 3, 1604
|Loren Fay
|James Waters
|1636 England
|Doug Minear
|Mary (Stallworthy) Waters
|1661 Topsfield, Massachusetts
|Stallworthy Waters
|April 18, 1703
|Loren Fay
|31 May 2014
|Ruth Mae (Waters) Estey
|June 30, 1920 Massachusetts
|Fredrick Thomas
|29 May 2014
|Abner Waters
|May 15, 1729 Hebron, CT
|Loren Fay
|Olive Waters
|Maria (Maria) Waters
|1733 France
|David Hughey
|25 May 2014
|John Philip Waters
|1733 France
|John Phillip Waters
|1764 France
|Nancy (Ellet) Waters
|1771 Catawba River, North Carolina
|Rachel (Waters) Sturgill
|February 18, 1790 Wilkes County, North Carolina
|Ruth (Unknown) Waters
|Lori Welch
|24 May 2014
|George Waters
|Mrs Beverley (Waters) Ryan
|Paul McKiernan
|Lillian Clare (Till) Waters
|1891 Talbot Vic
|Kirsty Ward
|23 May 2014
|Pip Waters
|Harry Waters
|John Waters
|Peg (Cutler) Waters
|Graeme A. Waters
|Ainslie Waters
|Nalalie (Waters) Hughes
|Anne (Stalker) Waters
|Dawn V. (Smith) Waters
|Ronald H. Waters
|Marianne R. (Waters) Head
|David Rittenhouse Waters
|Toby Rockwell
|22 May 2014
|Jerry A. (Waters) Brown
|Lori Welch
|George Waters
|Ruth (Unknown) Waters
|21 May 2014
|George Waters II
|Ameda Lorraine (Hogbin) Waters
|1915 Peoria,Illinois
|George Waters
|20 May 2014
|Ameda Lorraine (Hogbin) Waters
|George Waters
|Jerry A. (Waters) Brown
|Elsie Waters
|Maurice Williams
|18 May 2014
|Mr. John Waters
|Allan Clifford
|Wyatt L. Waters
|Nicky Newman
|17 May 2014
|K Waters
|K Waters
|16 May 2014
|Rosanna (Waters) Neel
|November 13, 1795
|Randolph Howard
|15 May 2014
|Lonnie Waters
|November 30, 1880 Neches County, Texas
|Billy Blackstock
|14 May 2014
|Susanna (Waters) Pulcifer
|February 1, 1649 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts,USA
|Mark Shurtliff
|Judyanne Waters 5
|Judyanne Waters
|Mary Elizabeth (Waters) Overton
|September 30, 1654 St Sepulchre, London, London, England
|Mary Elizabeth Stewart
|Milton Millington Waters
|September 6, 1839 Bulloch Co., Georgia
|Julian Quattlebaum
|11 May 2014
|Whitney L. (Waters) Langston
|Lisa Wright
|6 May 2014
|Veleta K. (Roper) Waters
|Obedience E. (Brazil) Waters
|Joyce Hill
|Lee R. Waters
|Maggie (Waters) Wayne
|Rodney Waters
|Rodney Waters
|Mary (Ludwell) Waters
|October 8, 1711 Stafford, Stafford, Virginia, United States
|Jeffrey Beaman
|5 May 2014
|Nancy Ann (Hamilton) Waters
|1750 Little Calfpasture River, Augusta, Virginia
|Chet Snow
|Mary Ann (Waters) Cooper
|February 6, 1788 Virginia, USA
|John P. Waters
|1750 Hampshire Co, Virginia
|Thomas Waters
|1710 Coventry, Warwickshire, England
|Thomas Waters
|1681 Northumberland, Virginia, United States
|Colonel Philemon Waters Jr.
|June 1, 1734 Prince William County, Virginia
|Philemon Waters Sr.
|October 8, 1711 Stafford, Stafford, Virginia, United States
|Mary Rose (Berry) Waters
|1740 Charleston, South Carolina
|4 May 2014
|Philemon Waters
|October 8, 1711 Stafford, Virginia, United States
|Catherine Waters
|1811 Caithness, Scotland
|Sarah Jordan
|Sarah (Bordroyne) Waters
|March 20, 1709 Prince William Co., Virginia
|Chet Snow
|Hannah (Waters) McPherson
|1776 Virginia
|Phoebe Jane (Waters) Printy
|March 28, 1860 Indiana, United States
|David Printy
|2 May 2014
|Annie (Waters) Walkland
|1860 England,U.K.
|Beverley Melchior
|30 Apr 2014
|Anne (Linton) Waters
|1613 Somersetshire. England
|Cathy Carpentier-Alting
|Susan A. (Sasser) Waters
|1845 Screven County, Georgia
|David Parker
|Unknown Waters
|North Carolina, USA
|LuDeanne Tindle
|29 Apr 2014
|Unknown Waters
|Gaye D. Waters
|Kirsty Ward
|Michelle S. Waters
|Wilfred K. Waters
|Terence R. Waters
|Richard L. Waters
|Debbie M. Waters
|Colleen I. (Christiansen) Waters
|Catherine (Parker) Waters
|Katherine Patterson
|27 Apr 2014
|Jean (Cash) Waters
|March 6, 1733 UNITED STATES
|Eva Spivey
|William Waters
|James Andrew Waters SR.
|Nancy (Jackson) Waters
|26 Apr 2014
|Mr Mike J. Waters 6
|Mike Waters
|Frances Arbella (Rhea) Waters
|March 30, 1853 QUEEN CITY,CASS CO., TEXAS
|Eva Spivey
|James Waters Junior
|1795 South Carolina?
|Dale Kirch
|James Andrew Waters JR
|Eva Spivey
|25 Apr 2014
|Moses Waters
|Lewis Jackson Waters
|March 21, 1820 MACON,GEORGIA
|Elizabeth (King) Waters
|February 1671 Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
|Bennett Rockney
|Nancy Ann (Hayes) Waters
|May 18, 1822 MACON,GEORGIA
|Eva Spivey
|Luther Waters
|April 22, 1902
|Allan Bentley
|Robert Oscar Waters
|September 5, 1880 CASS, TEXAS
|Eva Spivey
|Virgie L. (Waters) Matthews
|Jordan P. Waters
|Julie Waters
|24 Apr 2014
|Jackie R. Waters
|Karen R. (Silverstein) Waters
|Annie Viola (Hitt) Waters
|April 6, 1881 ALABAMA
|Eva Spivey
|Jacob A. Waters
|March 29, 1861 Ridott Stephenson County Illinois, USA
|Tracy Coates
|William Wasser Waters
|April 1828
|Anna Bell (Waters) Hunt
|July 8, 1868 Shubert, Nebraska, USA
|Robert Lewis Waters
|September 24, 1890 Cook County, Illinois, USA
|Michael Harrington
|Martha (Curley) Waters
|February 13, 1890 Cook County, Illinois, USA
|Esther (Waters) McDaniel
|March 31, 1911
|Ann (Waters) Williams
|Robert Hancock
|22 Apr 2014
|John Waters
|1644 Virginia, United States
|Bree Ogle
|19 Apr 2014
|Abigail Waters
|November 29, 1683 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Robert Cherry
|Mrs Mary (Waters) Seymour
|Peter Spencer
|17 Apr 2014
|Reta Ernestine (Waters) Sutherland
|November 17, 1913
|16 Apr 2014
|Maudlyn (Waters) Wieat
|Greg Rose
|15 Apr 2014
|Alicia Waters
|Alicia Waters
|14 Apr 2014
|Mary Katherine (Waters) Flavell
|December 2, 1872
|Tracy Coates
|Sue Waters
|Sue Waters
|13 Apr 2014
|Amy Beatrice Waters
|1884 Deptford, Kent
|David Cole
|9 Apr 2014
|Anne (UNKNOWN) Waters
|1619 St. Sepulchre, London, England
|Mary Elizabeth Stewart
|Harriet (Waters) Humphreys
|7 Apr 2014
|Reg Waters
|Reg Waters
|6 Apr 2014
|Mary Ann Waters
|Ruth Funk
|4 Apr 2014
|James Waters
|1855 Ireland
|Mary Catherine Waters
|July 22, 1850 Fitchburg, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
|Richard Kozeny
|2 Apr 2014
|John Waters
|John Waters
|1805 Ireland
|Martha Susannah (Terrell) Waters
|November 11, 1667 New Kent County, Virginia, USA
|James Shannon
|Eric J. Waters
|Rob Hoyt
|Kelly M. Waters
|Kristin M. Waters
|John Waters
|Sharon L. (Constable) Waters
|Karen Waters
|Mark Crompton
|30 Mar 2014
|Isabella (Mann) Waters
|1813 Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Lorna Henderson
|Mary Waters
|January 27, 1636 Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
|Lawrence Waters
|1602 St Botolph Aldersgate, London, England
|Cathy Carpentier-Alting
|Winifred (Waters) Dunn
|1705 Essex, Virginia, United States
|29 Mar 2014
|Edna Christine (Broome) Waters
|July 29, 1930 Weptumka, Elmore, AL
|Anonymous Waters
|Kenneth B. Waters
|Isabella Waters
|April 17, 1852 Dunnet, , Caithness, Scotland
|Lorna Henderson
|28 Mar 2014
|Barton O. Waters
|Anonymous Waters
|Jane Waters
|Stephen Gerwing
|Elkanah Waters
|October 9, 1858 GA
|Anonymous Waters
|John Simpson Waters
|May 10, 1881 Lee Co, TX
|Erma Lee (Waters) Craig
|November 25, 1910 Rockdale, Milam, TX
|Hattie Lula (Waters) Podany
|February 13, 1909 ,Lee, TX
|Henry Lyngle Waters
|February 23, 1907 ,Lee, TX
|Willis Elkanah Waters
|August 17, 1904 ,Lee, TX
|Bessie B. (Moore) Waters
|27 Mar 2014
|Susanna (Waters) Terrell
|November 11, 1667 New Kent, Virginia, United States
|Blythe Lowry
|26 Mar 2014
|Alice (Getlande) Waters
|1592 Eastcott, North Hamptonshire, England
|Heath Vogel
|25 Mar 2014
|Palmer Waters 1
|Palmer Waters
|23 Mar 2014
|Morgan William Waters
|Anonymous Waters
|22 Mar 2014
|Cone F Waters
|March 1, 1682 GA
|Mary Ollie (Fordham) Waters
|April 14, 1683 GA
|John Dalton Waters
|March 27, 1700 ,Bulloch, GA
|Ida Louise (Ward) Waters
|John W Waters
|1720 Beaufort, North Carolina
|David Parker
|Aracy (Wilkes) Waters
|Anonymous Waters
|Mary Eliza (Leigh) Waters
|David Parker
|Isaac Waters
|1770 Beaufort County, North Carolina
|Silas Douglas
|John Calvin Waters
|1740 Marion, South Carolina
|David Parker
|Angelina Rountree (Ingram) Waters
|June 27, 1797
|Anonymous Waters
|Allen Waters
|James M Waters
|21 Mar 2014
|John Idris Waters
|1919 Wangford, Suffolk
|Ron Woodhouse
|19 Mar 2014
|Ailsey Waters
|1768 South Carolina
|Brandy Spears
|17 Mar 2014
|Elizabeth (Roberts) Waters
|1825 Cornwall, England
|Peter Knowles
|15 Mar 2014
|Henry Waters
|1823 Cornwall, England
|Simon Waters 3
|Simon Waters
|11 Mar 2014
|Mary (Waters) Davis
|Mike Ackley
|9 Mar 2014
|Henry Waters
|1557 Landford,,Wiltshire,England
|Darryl Saylor
|8 Mar 2014
|Katherine (Waters) Kettell
|1682 Charlestown Suffolk Co. MA USA
|Marie Chantigny
|Charlotte (Waters) Duryea
|January 4, 1770
|Suzanne Bennett
|7 Mar 2014
|Madelyn R Waters
|Susan Wolman
|6 Mar 2014
|Susan Waters
|Susan Waters
|5 Mar 2014
|Rob Waters
|Rob Waters
|Mrs Bridget (Waters) Ward
|May 25, 1870 Tullamore Ireland
|Diane Jensen
|Gladys Poe Waters
|October 13, 1883 Missouri
|Jacqueline Clark
|4 Mar 2014
|Mary (Waters) Goodwin
|Bob Jewett
|3 Mar 2014
|Philip Waters
|1786 Pennsylvania
|Eric Smith
|Amelia Waters
|1786 Pennsylvania
|Abbie Waters
|1784 Pennsylvania
|James W. Waters
|1779 Pennsylvania
|Gilbert Waters
|1780 Pennsylvania
|John Waters
|1778 Pennsylvania
|Rachel Waters
|1777 New Jersey, Monmouth Co. New Jersey
|Samuel Waters
|1776 Pennsylvania
|Catherine (Stillwell) Waters
|1742 New Jersey
|William Waters
|1740 New Jersey
|Jane (Waters) Wilson
|1785 Pennsylvania
|Gary H. Waters
|Julie Waters
|1 Mar 2014
|Larry James Waters
|Ruth L. (Orton) Waters
|Al Orton
|28 Feb 2014
|Mary (Waters) Evans
|Diane Depatie
|Laura (Waters) Pierce 2
|Laura Pierce
|27 Feb 2014
|Joshua Waters II
|1850 St.Elmo, AL
|Dorothy Smith
|25 Feb 2014
|Francis Waters
|1749 Prince William Co. VA
|Michael Rosser
|Myrtle Waters
|Myrtle Waters
|Ernest Allan Waters
|1874 Brisbane Waters NSW.
|Terry Gill
|Leslie Ernest Waters
|January 13, 1898 Yarramalong NSW
|Nina Augustus Louisa Waters
|1896 Gosford NSW
|John Waters 6
|John Waters
|24 Feb 2014
|Mary (Hudson) Waters
|September 7, 1653 Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
|Bob McDonald
|John Waters
|1590 Eastcott, N, England
|Michael Glen Snider
|23 Feb 2014
|Mary Elizabeth (Waters) Terrell
|1631 Berkshire,England
|Laurie Lamb
|Margaret (Miller) Waters
|Dorothy Smith
|18 Feb 2014
|Alfred Waters
|1851 St.Elmo, AL
|Mary Ann (Morrow) Waters
|Mary Ann (McGee) Waters
|John Waters
|1846 Jackson County, Mississippi
|Washington Waters
|1844 Jackson County, MS
|Burrell Waters
|1840 Jackson County, MS
|Harriet (Waters) Thompson
|1841 Jackson County, MS
|John D. Waters
|Paul Bech
|17 Feb 2014
|Anne (Waters) Gwyther
|Georgina Kentish
|Elizabeth (Waters) Wall
|March 2, 1828 Ohio
|Pamla Lomax
|Rachel (Emerson) Waters
|Dorothy Smith
|Billison (Jones) Waters
|William Waters
|1838 Jackson County, MS
|Sarah (Jackson) Waters
|Charles Waters
|1836 Jackson County, MS
|Mary (Waters) Drinkwater
|1839 Jackson County, MS
|Valta (Waters) Thacker
|March 2, 1917 Mineola, Wood, Texas
|Billy Blackstock
|Zelvin Waters
|October 17, 1914
|John Larkin Waters III
|March 31, 1895 Randolph County, Alabama, USA
|16 Feb 2014
|John Larkin Waters II
|February 22, 1866 Randolph County, Alabama
|John Larkin Cleveland Payne Waters
|William Russell Waters
|August 15, 1888 Alabama
|Rhoda (Heard) Waters
|Mary Elizabeth (Lashley) Waters
|1842 Georgia, USA
|George D Waters
|Mabel (Waters) Williamson
|Lorien Lowe
|Alan Maurice Waters
|February 13, 1939 Ballina NSW
|Terry Gill
|Noeline Marcia Waters
|June 9, 1932 Stanmore NSW
|Roy Waters
|November 30, 1902 Gosford NSW
|Cedric Thomas Waters
|December 3, 1926 Lewisham NSW
|Keith James Waters
|1922 Annandale NSW
|Reice Aynsley Waters
|December 9, 1920 Lewisham NSW
|George Harry Waters
|1917 Annandale NSW
|Edwyna Bell Waters
|1916 Waverley NSW
|Reid Aynsley Waters
|November 26, 1896 Gosford NSW
|Mary A Waters
|October 17, 1844 Brecksville, Cuyahoga OH
|Ed Poor
|15 Feb 2014
|Samuel Waters
|Johnna Sheaffer
|Jane Waters
|Alexander Waters
|January 11, 1790 Dunnet, , Caithness, Scotland
|Lorna Henderson
|13 Feb 2014
|Dale D. (Waters) Kirch 149
|Dale Kirch
|Raymond Waters
|June 4, 1900
|Rachel Hegarty
|Gladys Farrow (Wilson) Waters
|October 24, 1897 Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
|Maria Waters
|Maurice Williams
|John Jo (Waters) Sullivan
|August 1, 1879 Chester County, South Carolina, USA
|Steven Pendergrass
|12 Feb 2014
|Nancy Josephine (Worthy) Waters
|December 23, 1843 Chester, Chester, South Carolina, USA
|Elizabeth Waters
|Kimball Everingham
|11 Feb 2014
|Olga Grace Waters
|September 7, 1919 Clarence Town NSW
|Terry Gill
|Joan Waters
|September 8, 1928 Clarence Town NSW
|Manvilley Stanley Waters
|August 17, 1917 Clarence Town NSW
|Vaultiers Waters
|August 17, 1916 Gosford NSW
|Stanley Waters
|November 21, 1891 Yarramalong NSW
|Neville James William Waters
|December 24, 1924 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Anthony Thomas Waters
|September 11, 1926 Raymond Terrace NSW
|10 Feb 2014
|Lorna Lucy Mary Waters
|March 1, 1910 Raymond Terrace NSW
|9 Feb 2014
|Don Edward Woodful Young Waters
|August 29, 1930 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Neita Waters
|December 24, 1924 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Kelvin Waters
|1923 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Noel Waters
|December 28, 1919 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Gladys Glendora Waters
|October 21, 1916 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Ena Eileen Waters
|August 3, 1914 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Edward William A Waters
|1912 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Amos Edward Waters
|1912 Raymond Terrace NSW
|Amos Vaultes Waters
|December 24, 1886 Yarramalong NSW
|Roy Dennis Waters
|April 29, 1915 Wyong NSW
|Lawrence Waters
|July 11, 1911 Erina NSW
|Vera May Waters
|February 2, 1907 Erina NSW
|Clarence J. Waters
|Florence Waters
|Lillian Waters
|July 25, 1913 Erina NSW
|John Waters
|Bob Nichol
|8 Feb 2014
|Victress May Waters
|November 27, 1882 Yarramalong NSW
|Terry Gill
|Sarah Waters
|January 15, 1677 Lancaster, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
|Corey Dawkins
|6 Feb 2014
|Samuel Waters
|November 14, 1651
|Rick Parrott
|Stephen B. Waters
|February 24, 1848 Marion, Marion, OH
|Michael Foos
|5 Feb 2014
|Matilda (Kirts) Waters
|January 1832
|Elizabeth (Fouty) Waters
|January 13, 1824 Virginia
|John Henry Waters
|February 1822 Greenfield, Fairfield, OH
|Ezekiel John Waters
|July 28, 1880 Yarramalong NSW
|Terry Gill
|John Waters
|April 8, 1754
|Dana Jones
|4 Feb 2014
|SimonBeaumont Waters 9
|SimonBeaumont Waters
|3 Feb 2014
|James Waters
|James Jones
|Edward Waters Waters
|November 15, 1866 Keithsburg, IL
|Avarilla (Pratt) Waters
|January 1, 1880 Keithsburg, IL
|Jetta (Waters) Brown
|August 7, 1890 Keithsburg, IL
|Hannah Waters
|April 8, 1846 Coventry, Warwickshire
|Peter Richardson
|2 Feb 2014
|Jane (Dalton) Waters
|1873 Chaldon
|Toby Millward
|Arthur I. Waters
|Margaret Olive (Dobson) Waters
|July 28, 1924
|Ronald A. Waters
|Rachel (Waters) Cooper
|Chris Taylor
|1 Feb 2014
|Margaret (Taylor) Waters
|1872 Appling County, Georgia
|Silas Douglas
|31 Jan 2014
|Sarah (Unknown) Waters
|1774 Georgia
|John Barber Waters
|1807 United States
|Claire E. (Lambert) Waters
|Carroll Woods
|30 Jan 2014
|Geana M. (Hahn) Waters
|Teresa Lucas
|29 Jan 2014
|Margaret A. (Waters) Unknown
|1839 Bulloch County, Georgia
|Silas Douglas
|Roxy A. (Waters) Unknown
|1841 Bulloch County, Georgia
|Jason T. Waters
|1835 Bulloch County, Georgia
|Ann J. (Waters) Unknown
|1837 Bulloch County, Georgia
|Thomas Waters
|1734 Coventry, Warwickshire, England
|28 Jan 2014
|Willette Waters
|Betty Tindle
|Henry Oliver Waters
|November 6, 1866 Chester, Chester, South Carolina
|Steven Pendergrass
|Royce Waters
|Mary Eugenia (Waters) Wade
|July 15, 1868 Chester, Chester, South Carolina, USA
|John Alston Waters Sr
|August 4, 1843 Rutherford, North Carolina
|Maggie Avida (Waters) Wilkes
|January 4, 1882 Chester, Chester County, South Carolina, USA
|Lula Mattie (Waters) Page
|April 16, 1870 Chester, Chester, South Carolina, USA
|Lillian Waters
|March 13, 1877 Chester County, South Carolina, USA
|John Alston Waters Jr
|March 1887 Chester, Chester, South Carolina, USA
|LuDeanne Tindle
|Edith Fay Waters
|May 26, 1910 Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, USA
|Steven Pendergrass
|Janie (Mitchell) Waters
|1872 Chester, Chester, South Carolina, USA
|LuDeanne Tindle
|Bell Lee Waters
|October 10, 1874 Wilkesburg, Chester, South Carolina
|Steven Pendergrass
|Dawson Waters
|Ken Watson
|Elizabeth (Watson) Waters
|May 10, 1794 Marion County, SC
|Mr. Robert Waters
|Patricia Basinger
|Wesley R. Waters
|July 8, 1913 Appling County, Georgia
|Silas Douglas
|27 Jan 2014
|Harley Waters
|1905 Appling County, Georgia
|Early Waters
|1898 Appling County, Georgia
|Andrew Jackson Waters
|October 16, 1912 Mississippi, USA
|Henry M. Waters
|August 16, 1899 Carroll County, Mississippi, USA
|Andrew Jackson Waters
|August 1877 Mississippi, USA
|Elijah Waters
|1845 Georgia, USA
|James Waters
|1760 South Carolina
|Dale Kirch
|26 Jan 2014
|William L. Waters
|1835 Georgia
|Edna (Pollard) Waters
|Toby Millward
|25 Jan 2014
|Isaac Waters
|1750 Pomfret, Yorkshire, , England
|Eric Pace
|Asenath Waters
|January 22, 1790 Montgomery, Maryland, United States
|Kerry Waters
|Julie Waters
|Ada (Waters) Thomas
|Silas Douglas
|24 Jan 2014
|Nancy Elizabeth (Waters) Gregg
|February 13, 1855 McElroy, Tyler, West Virginia
|Caroline Shultz
|23 Jan 2014
|Mary Ann (Thomas) Waters
|February 14, 1835 Tyler County, West Virginia, USA
|Julie Waters
|Elijah H Waters
|October 4, 1827 Green County, Pennsylvania
|Ruth (Hathaway) Waters
|April 19, 1797 Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts
|Archibald Waters
|1782 Antrim, Antrim, Ireland
|Dorothy (Payne) Waters
|1565 gloucestshire, england
|Lisa Littell
|22 Jan 2014
|Charles Waters
|1741 Coventry, Warwickshire, England
|Betty Waters
|1737 Coventry, Warwickshire, England
|William Waters
|September 9, 1734 Coventry, Warwickshire, England
|Avie Mary (Waters) Parker
|September 2, 1877 Georgia, USA
|Kathleen Parker
|21 Jan 2014
|John Robert Waters
|September 24, 1855 Coweta County, GA
|Dale Kirch
|William Jackson Waters
|February 27, 1875
|Gilda Waters
|Julie Waters
|20 Jan 2014
|Wilma Waters
|Gayford Waters
|Walter James Waters
|September 12, 1936 Green County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Carol Leona Waters
|Frances Bertha Waters
|June 1, 1909 Danville, Vermilion, Illinois, USA
|William Waters
|Martha Waters
|October 1859 West Virginia, USA
|Jacquelyn Ruth Waters
|Mary Waters
|Silas Harry Waters
|Joseph Waters
|Emiline Ruth Waters
|Franklin Waters
|Sarah Waters
|Amy Waters
|1850 Virginia, USA
|George N Waters
|September 1856 Illinois, USA
|Martha A Waters
|1857 Illinois, USA
|Sarah Waters
|1863 Illinois, USA
|America Waters
|November 25, 1864 Newman, Douglas, Illinois, USA
|Meeker W Waters
|March 16, 1822 Greene, Greene, Pennsylvania, United States
|David Waters
|1844 Pennsylvania, USA
|Josiah Waters
|1847 Virginia, United States
|William Lambert Waters
|Martha Waters
|Silas Hathaway Waters
|September 15, 1820 Waynesburg, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|George Everett Waters
|December 26, 1887 Newman, Douglas, Illinois, USA
|Eli E Waters
|September 1848 Virginia, USA
|Andrew James Waters
|Albin Waters
|April 21, 1914 Howard County, Indiana
|Helen Violet Waters
|David Frank Waters
|June 20, 1825 Greene, Greene, Pennsylvania, United States
|Rachel Ann Waters
|Ralph Martin Waters
|November 4, 1907 Howard, Indiana, USA
|Gregg Eugene Waters
|December 2, 1905 Charleroi, Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
|Charlotte Waters
|1883 Pennsylvania
|Elmira Ella Waters
|1881 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ethel Lenora Waters
|1888 Pennsylvania
|Mary Elizabeth Waters
|1875 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, United States
|James Monroe Waters
|October 17, 1877 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Samuel Asa Waters
|October 6, 1879 Pennsylvania
|Mary E Waters
|Thomas Waters
|Annie Waters
|Charles Waters
|Emily Ann Waters
|Aaron Waters
|1821 Green County, Pennsylvania, United States
|Aaron Gregg Waters
|October 20, 1844 Greene, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ruth Waters
|John W Waters
|George Waters
|Kenneth Benjamin Waters
|July 27, 1915 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Edee Elizabeth Waters
|Samuel Waters
|April 21, 1914 Howard County, Indiana, USA
|Raymond Eli Waters
|January 9, 1912 Howard, Indiana, USA
|Betty Rae Waters
|May 13, 1936 Kokomo, Howard, Indiana, USA
|Ann Waters
|1861 McElroy, Middlebourne, Tyler Co. Va.
|Aaron Waters
|December 28, 1873 Tyler County, West Virginia, USA
|Emmaline Waters
|1832 Greene, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Wilford 'Meeker' Waters
|November 7, 1852 McElroy, Tyler, West Virginia, USA
|James Waters
|1866 Tyler Co. W.Va.
|David Waters
|February 26, 1859 Tyler Co. Va.
|Martha Waters
|1863 Tyler Co. W.Va.
|Samuel Waters
|February 7, 1856 Tyler Co. Va.
|Israel Waters
|1816 Washington County, Pennsylvania
|Nancy Waters
|1834 Green County, Pennsylvania, United States
|Welton Samuel Waters
|July 23, 1919 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Thelma Ann Waters
|October 18, 1910 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ray Waters
|November 9, 1912 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Samuel M Waters
|Serrepta Waters
|Alice Waters
|September 1881 Pennsylvania
|Samuel Waters
|June 15, 1887 Rices Landing, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|Monroe Waters
|March 18, 1854 Waynesburg, Greene, Pennsylvania, USA
|George Waters
|Lera Mary Waters
|Rev Elijah H Waters
|July 9, 1872 Tyler County, West Virginia, USA
|Danyel D Waters
|1906 West Virginia, USA
|Lillie M Waters
|March 17, 1896 Tyler, West Virginia, USA
|Frances Waters
|1853 Pennsylvania, United States
|Samuel L Waters
|1818 Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
|Agnes Jane Waters
|October 1868 Tyler County, West Virginia, USA
|William G. Waters
|Dale Kirch
|Charlene O. (Gist) Waters
|17 Jan 2014
|Verbon G. Waters
|Charlie M. Waters
|Andrew Waters
|16 Jan 2014
|Andrew Waters 3
|Brenda Waters 1
|Brenda Waters
|15 Jan 2014
|Sybilla Ann Waters
|May 15, 1808 Charing, Kent, England
|13 Jan 2014
|Carla Waters 233
|Carla Waters
|9 Jan 2014
|Emily E. (Mayne) Waters
|Toby Millward
|8 Jan 2014
|Rachel (Holland) Waters
|Betty Hewett
|Mordecai Waters
|March 7, 1722 Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince Georges, Maryland
|Margaret (Waters) Woodward
|1760 Jericho, Anne Arundel, Maryland
|Garry Waters
|Joanna Richmond
|6 Jan 2014
|Glenn Waters
|Jonathan Waters
|Carla Waters
|5 Jan 2014
|James Jonathan Waters
|October 22, 1862
|Jeanette J. Waters
|Martha (Waters) White
|PFC William Earl Waters
|January 8, 1928
|Doris (Lane) Waters
|Rupurt Waters
|Jerry Waters
|James Lewis Waters
|January 20, 1929
|Memir (Lane) Waters
|November 10, 1919
|Don Patrick Waters
|May 28, 1910
|Sarah Alice Waters
|October 7, 1887
|William Clyde Waters
|April 4, 1902
|Paul H. Waters
|Charlotte Elizabeth (Carr) Waters
|March 31, 1829 Carlyle, England
|James Jones
|Martha C (Waters) Harmon
|February 14, 1836 MO
|Joseph Meyer
|3 Jan 2014
|Rosalie C. (Bugno) Waters
|Susan Waters
|2 Jan 2014
|Susan M. Waters 14
|Sidney Waters
|Thomas L. Waters
|Mary (Waters) Powley
|October 10, 1881 Elm Creek, Nebraska
|Ed Lennox
|31 Dec 2013
|Eliza (Waters) Mogg
|August 12, 1819 Wooton Wawen, Warwickshire
|28 Dec 2013
|Robin Waters
|Robin Waters
|26 Dec 2013
|Sarah Waters
|Kenneth Shelton
|25 Dec 2013
|Ellen L. Waters
|March 1855 Boston, Massachusetts, USA
|Kenneth McIsaac
|23 Dec 2013
|Margaret (Waters) Littlehale
|William Atteberry, Jr.
|Edward Waters
|November 30, 1589 William, Hertfordshire, England
|K Clark
|22 Dec 2013
|Samuel Waters
|1617 Eastcott,North,Hamptonshire,England
|Mary Elizabeth Stewart
|21 Dec 2013
|Arther Waters
|October 23, 1889 indian territory chickasow nation
|Marvin Fitch
|Gustavus Tabe Waters
|February 1857 choctaw county mississippi
|Gustavus w Waters
|1800 maryland
|Betty L. Waters
|Elsie Vallery Waters
|1908 London, England
|Barry Meadows
|16 Dec 2013
|Nellie (Unknown) Waters
|Walter W. Waters
|1878 Kent, England
|Lillian Rose (Waters) Woodham
|August 22, 1904 Brixton, Surrey, England
|Benjamin Anthony Waters Sr.
|June 13, 1891 Newark, Essex Co., NJ, USA
|Stephen Helmlinger
|Naoma Amy (Waters) Tice
|1787 Adolphustown, Fredericksburgh Township, Lennox County, Ontario, Canada.
|Rick Bowers
|Colin Waters
|Colin Waters
|15 Dec 2013
|Juliet M. Waters
|Kairen Brooke-Anderson
|14 Dec 2013
|Alan G. (Cobb - Vane) Waters 7
|Alan Waters
|John Waters
|1847 Alnmouth, Northumberland
|13 Dec 2013
|Violet Waters
|1880 Douglas Terrace, Newcastle on Tyne
|Lizzy Isabella Waters
|1872 Slaggyford, Knaresdale, Northumberland
|John Waters
|1884 Long Benton, Northumberland
|Alice M. Waters
|1877 Newcastle on Tyne
|Nancy (Budd) Waters
|Michael Foos
|12 Dec 2013
|Lucy Ann Waters
|February 16, 1828 Lancaster, Ohio
|10 Dec 2013
|Rachel L. (Waters) Wottring
|May 6, 1827 Lancaster, Ohio
|Benjamin Cary Waters
|December 24, 1819 Lancaster, Ohio
|Sarah Downing (Waters) Patten
|February 16, 1812 Lancaster, Ohio
|Mary Cary (Waters) Landon
|November 11, 1808 Pennsylvania
|Esther (Cary) Waters
|January 5, 1790 Pennsylvania
|Isabella (Johnson) Waters
|David Waters
|1818 Embleton Parish, Northumberland
|David Waters
|George Waters
|1859 Alnmouth, Northumberland
|Alice H. Waters
|Isabella Waters
|1850 Alnmouth, Northumberland
|Harry King Waters
|December 16, 1892 Gosford NSW
|Terry Gill
|Clarence W Waters
|1887 Gosford NSW
|Manfred Richmond Waters
|1889 Gosford NSW
|James Ezekiel Waters
|June 24, 1859 East Maitland NSW.
|Marie Waters
|1599 Widford, Hertfordshire, England
|Lynda Hull
|8 Dec 2013
|Charles H Waters
|Kim Mills
|Rachel Waters
|1875 MacDonald River NSW
|Terry Gill
|7 Dec 2013
|Clayton Waters
|1900 Yarramalong NSW
|Mona Daisy Waters
|July 30, 1897 Yarramalong NSW
|Robert Irvine Coulter Waters
|November 3, 1850 Hexham NSW.
|Amy Teresa Waters
|1895 Yarramalong NSW
|Olive Amelia Waters
|1893 Yarramalong NSW
|George Waters
|1823 Kentucky, USA
|Brent Biggs
|Cecil Paran Waters
|October 16, 1894 Cass, Indiana, USA
|Owen Waters
|1897 Cass, Indiana, USA
|Hazel Waters
|1896 Cass, Indiana, USA
|Howard Carl Waters
|February 23, 1892 Royal Center, Cass, Indiana, USA
|Schuyler Colfax Waters
|April 13, 1863 Indiana, USA
|Howard C. Waters
|March 30, 1924 Illinois, USA
|Eileen Waters
|July 30, 1887 Yarramalong NSW
|Paul Bech
|Joline Waters
|1890 Yarramalong NSW
|Terry Gill
|Jane Elizabeth Waters
|July 30, 1876 Yarramalong NSW
|Ellen Waters
|July 31, 1876 Yarramalong NSW
|Roxy (Miles) Waters
|September 7, 1787 Stonington, New London, CT, USA
|Quentin Smith
|Elizabeth Jane Waters
|November 1, 1866 Alabama, USA
|Kay Fritsche
|6 Dec 2013
|George Washington Waters
|Nancy Waters
|November 11, 1815 Tennessee
|Sarah Waters
|1805 Tennessee
|Robert Daniel Waters
|Robert Daniel Waters
|4 Dec 2013
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