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The varied experience of the African American residents of Montgomery County, Virginia, reveals itself in many documentary sources, but perhaps none as unexpected to some researchers as in the chancery causes. As a preview of the upcoming workshop "Researching Your African American Ancestors: Genealogy to 1870" scheduled to be held at the Christiansburg Public Library on 19 July 2014, here follow five examples from the Montgomery County chancery causes highlighting different facets of African American life over the span of 100 years.
Whether as slaves or free persons of color, African Americans arrived in the western parts of Virginia as soon as the area began to be settled by easterners. The earliest chancery suit with an identified free person is suit 1819-016, Lewis Garner vs. Peter Hance. Peter Hance executed a bond to Garner, "a man of color" for $49.75 in 1813. Garner then lost the note and Hance refused to honor the debt. Garner filed suit against Hance to clarify the circumstances of the debt, the loss of the note, and to collect what he was owed. The suit was dismissed at the request of the plaintiff in 1819.
Slaves appear throughout the chancery suits in many different situations, most commonly in an estate settlement suit when the slaves are divided among heirs or sold to pay debts. Chancery cause 1847-015, Ann Trigg, … read more »
Our valued colleague in the Imaging Services Section, Dwight Sunderlin, passed away on February 8 after a brief illness. He will be laid to rest this spring in his beloved hometown of Winchester, Virginia. During his lifetime, Dwight wore many hats as both a soldier and a civilian. He proudly served his country in the National Guard. Here at the Library of Virginia, Dwight was a methodical, trustworthy coworker who was willing to assist in any type of situation–from changing windshield wiper blades to implementing the operational procedures for a new software program.
Dwight was an avid hunter throughout his life. As a civilian, he always scheduled his annual vacation in November to go deer hunting. The yearly trip had a three-fold purpose. First, hunting allowed him to apply some of the training that he received in the military. Secondly, it allowed him to practice his marksmanship using weapons from his extensive firearms collection. Hunting was a contest between him and the deer; however, the deer usually won. If he was successful, Dwight acted like a little kid and bragged about his prize! He even took a picture of the trophy buck that he'd bagged and displayed it proudly on his desk. Finally, and most importantly, was the bonding time spent between Dwight and his brother, with few interruptions from the outside world.
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The Washington Monument is finally reopening on 12 May 2014 after undergoing restoration for damage caused by an earthquake in August 2011. I was curious what the Library of Virginia had in its collections relating to the monument and discovered an interesting footnote to the history surrounding its construction. The Washington National Monument Society, a private organization formed in 1833 to fund and build the monument, solicited donations and designs for more than a decade before construction finally began in 1848. In 1854, the Society went bankrupt, leaving a partial structure that stood unfinished until Congress assumed the duties of funding and construction on 5 July 1876. Arlington County Judgment Samuel Harrison Smith vs. Thomas K. Beale, dated October 1838, sheds some light on why the Society found itself bankrupt.
The judgment concerns the work of James M. McRea, an agent for the Society sent to Alabama to solicit donations "for the erection of a great national monument to the memory of Washington at the seat of the Federal Government." Included in the case are three letters sent by McRea during his travels in Alabama. In the first, dated 2 April 1836 and sent from the then state capitol, Tuscaloosa, we discover that McRea did not travel alone but took along his family, causing a delay in his journey when his children were "attacked … read more »
When the first Saturday in May rolls around and the attention of the horse world gets fixated on Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby, I like to remind our Out of the Box readers that Virginia is full of horse history, too. Broadsides advertising horses for sale or available breeding seasons are a frequent find in local court records. A recent fun discovery was a broadside advertising the stud season of Don Alphonso, a "Thorough-Bred Jack-Ass."
Don Alphonso was not a cross between a Thoroughbred and a jackass but rather a well-bred jackass, as the term "Thorough-Bred" is used here to denote purebred. Described by his owner, Richard Bland, as being of "high perfection" and possessed of "as much vigor as any Jack I ever faw [sic]; and that I believe him to be as fure [sic] a foal getter as any on the continent." Don Alphonso stood for six dollars for the season lasting 10 March to 10 August 1802.
A stud book for Don Alphono's 1802 season was included along with the broadside, but when opened it did not reveal Don's breeding transactions for that season. Instead, listed inside were the "Amount of Articles purchased for D. S. McCormick's Negroes." The list was an account of items such as fabric, shoes, and clothing purchased for McCormick's slaves for the years 1847-1849. Two female … read more »
Sometimes what starts out in fun can turn into a deadly accident. That's exactly what happened on 5 September 1894, in Bedford County, Virginia, when John Robinson decided it would be amusing to play a prank on some friends.
The friends had attended a magic lantern show held at the "Negro church" in Montvale, Virginia, and it was after the show that John Robinson devised his idea for a prank. Bud Anderson was there that night and told about the events that led up to the incident. "The show closed at 10:15 P.M. I stayed a few minutes afterwards and went with Bob Rosebrugh and met [Robinson] on the railroad crossing." Robinson had "proposed a plan to scare Hunter Clark and John Minter, who had gone home with the Flood girls." He shared his plan with Anderson and Rosebrugh, who told him, "I'm afraid Hunter Clark will shoot." Not to be deterred, Robinson left for "some minutes" and returned with a rope and white garment. Robinson took the rope and garment and crossed the creek "by the Bluff Road." Some 20 minutes later, Anderson and Rosebrugh heard four pistol shots.
Hunter Clark was able to fill in the details about the prank that went horribly awry: "Just before we got to the creek at Rice's Mill, I ran against a white garment tied to a … read more »
The Library of Virginia has completed the digitization and transcription of the last of the cohabitation registers in its possession, the Henry County Cohabitation Register, 1866. Others have already been transcribed and are available in the cohabitation register digitization project via Virginia Memory. For African-American genealogical researchers, the names contained herein provide priceless clues to retracing their ancestors. Cohabitation registers imparted legal legitimacy to African-American marriages and children. This was also the first time many of these individuals would appear in public record under their own names.
Naming under the practice of slavery was fraught with power dynamics. The enslavers often gave names to the enslaved. The amount of input the family of the child would have in his or her name varied, but journals of slave-holders indicate they specifically assigned names to slave children on a regular basis.[1] Newly enslaved Africans were often issued a new name by their captors, causing their identities to become yet another site of colonization. Naming was a powerful tool for enforcing cultural assimilation and denigrating African cultural identity.[2]
When viewed simply as data, the set of names used for slaves seems to have been larger and more varied than the set of names used for free people. Slave names tended to fit within five categories: diminutive versions of English names (Jim, Bess), place names … read more »
Warwick County records that date from 1650 to 1840 have recently been added to the Lost Records Localities Digital Collection available on Virginia Memory. The types of records found in this addition include wills, deeds, court suits, estate records, jail reports, a docket book, a complete order book, and pages torn from order books. Many of these documents were removed from the Warwick County courthouse during the Civil War by Union soldiers as spoils of war. Over the course of the last century, they made their way back to Virginia.
A page from a 17th century order book, removed by John Hart of the 29th Massachusetts Regiment in 1862, ended up in the hands of LaRoy Sunderland of Boston, Massachusetts, who donated it to the New England Historic Genealogical Society. The society discovered the torn order book page while in the process of moving to a new location in 1964 and returned it to Virginia. Other documents were returned to Virginia after being discovered amongst family papers. E. Russell Jones of Pennsylvania and Charles Fitchorn of Missouri both discovered Warwick County records taken during the Civil War among the belongings of their deceased relatives. In 1914, James P. Williams returned Warwick County records he received from a friend named Edward G. Wood whose grandfather was a collector of relics. In a letter … read more »
In 1771, James Juhan, musical instrument maker, arrived in Charleston, South Carolina, from Boston, Massachusetts. From 1771 to 1772 he advertised in the Charleston newspapers as a music teacher and repairer of musical instruments. Years later, having recently moved to Portsmouth, Virginia, he advertised in the 15 April 1786 issue of the Virginia Gazette, stating that he taught music, repaired instruments, and was a "Harpsichord and Forte Piano maker." He also advertised as a journeyman cabinetmaker or joiner (Virginia Gazette, 19 April 1786, 3-3). The following letters and accounts, found in the Henrico County judgments Southall vs. Juhan and Blodget & Eustis vs. Juhan, provide a unique description of Juhan's Virginia career and provide further information on the history of music in this country, especially American-made organs.
In 1786, Juhan rented a house "lying on a back street in Williamsburg" from James Southall. When Juhan later left Williamsburg for a job opportunity in Petersburg, he departed without paying the rent he owed to Southall. He attempted to satisfy the debt by offering Southall his piano forte and promising further payment from organ-building jobs in Petersburg and Richmond. In a 20 April 1788 letter, Juhan told Southall "you'll be pay'd Sooner So than in going to law Suit." Unconvinced, Southall chose the lawsuit route, as documented in Southall vs. Juhan (Henrico County Judgments, BC … read more »
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, I wanted to bring a bit of romance to Out of the Box, but when one spends her day working with historic court records, it's rare to find evidence of a happy couple. In fact, I am convinced that there may never have been a sighting of connubial bliss in Virginia's circuit court records. Divorce cases, however, are abundant, and this Petersburg couple never even made it to the altar before heading to the courthouse in 1916.
A recently widowed Permelia F. McKinney, born in Connecticut around 1880, met grocery store owner Frank Roberts while visiting friends in Petersburg. Little is known about their initial meeting, but after her return to Connecticut, the two commenced a courtship conducted entirely through letters, with correspondence dating from 4 January 1915 through 26 July 1916. During their year and a half courtship, one would hope for a steamy love affair conducted in the written word, but the couple's correspondence was tame, with most letters filled with longing to see each other while making plans for Permelia to head south. On 7 March 1915, Frank wrote, "I for one would like to see you here among us," but first it was too cold for Permelia to travel, then too hot. It seemed that Permelia would never make her way back to Petersburg.… read more »
The editors of Out of the Box would like to give a belated good-bye to Carl Childs, the Library of Virginia's former Local Records Services director. Last month, Carl started his new job as Director of Archives and Records for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. When former local records archivist Dale Dulaney first proposed our little blog five years ago, Carl's support, encouragement, and leadership helped Dale's idea become a reality. The result: the Out of the Box blog may be the most successful outreach tool used by the Library of Virginia. For the fiscal year ending 30 June 2013, Out of the Box had 435,859 page views, 221,667 visitors, and 369,123 visits.
Out of the Box is one of many innovative projects that Carl has been a part of at the Library. In a 20-year career at the agency, Carl moved into increasingly responsible positions, from his first job as a front desk attendant, to state records archivist and then local records archivist and, beginning in 2005, Local Records Services director. Carl brought enthusiasm and a willingness to try new things to every position. Accordingly, in his tenure overseeing the Circuit Court Records Preservation (CCRP) grants program, Carl helped strengthen the application and oversight process, resulting in a more efficient and beneficial program to care for historic records in Virginia's circuit courts. Similarly, … read more »


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Two popular publications from The Science of Parenting are now available in Spanish. "Video Games and Other Media: Pros and Cons" and "Obesity and Overuse of Electronic Media" are available online at the ISU Extension Online Store in both English and Spanish versions.
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Update, using davidermold methods. White wash for 4 hours, unplug for 4 hours. I'm glad to report Clouding is gone on 1st try. However, that banding that some of us experience is still there. By banding, i'm referring to the vertical off color straight line on the right side (that expended in my case to a vertical smudge). I believe that the banding effect is reduced, but its hard to tell. I'm just going to continue this method and see if indeed it can be reduced.
I was also curious about the nature of the banding and why its off color. I've test several pure colors as background and I've noticed that in pure blue is the only time it is present. So its the blue component of any color that displays the artifact. I wonder if its possible to work around the blue pixel setting to limit its impact on the banding. Any thoughts?


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Articles on this issue "Bible"
The death of the former archbishop of Milan brought mourning well beyond the confines of the vast archdiocese, says the director of the Vatican press office. Jesuit Federico Lombardi reflected …read more
Benedict XVI's postsynodal exhortation for the world Synod of Bishops on the Word of God will be published next Thursday, the Vatican is reporting. The papal text will gather the reflections …read more
A new online Catholic Bible search engine, which enables people to find specific Scripture passages using keywords, was launched last week. The program was officially released to the public on …read more
The Bible is a cornerstone, not just of Christianity, but of Western civilization, proposed Archbishop Gianfranco Ravasi. The president of the Pontifical Council for Culture affirmed this in …read more
Benedict XVI says that the Catholic Biblical Federation plenary assembly beginning today in Tanzania transmits a message of love of the Bible and love of Africa. The Pope affirmed this in a …read more
Here is the letter Benedict XVI sent to the VII General Assembly of the Catholic Biblical Federation, underway until July 3 in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. The theme of the conference is "Word of …read more
A Bible expo in Rome is showing that the translation of the word of God has united Christians in a special way since the Second Vatican Council. "The Word Translated Together: The Bible in …read more
Preparation for the upcoming Synod of Bishops is bringing about a plethora of initiatives to promote the word of God, and some episcopal conferences have adopted the theme for their own …read more
Participants in a worldwide meeting for Chinese Catholics on the Bible expressed a commitment to deepen their spiritual life and witness to the word of God in preparation for the next world …read more
St. Jerome left the Church many valuable lessons for everything from raising children to the importance of reading the Bible daily, says Benedict XVI. The Pope said this today to the 25,000 …read more
Benedict XVI expressed his joy at being able to pray before the relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, which are in Rome accompanied by pilgrims and the bishop from the saint's home diocese. At the …read more
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From Sacramento: Take I-80 West toward San Francisco to 113 North toward Woodland OR From San Francisco: Take I-80 East toward Sacramento/Reno to 113 North to Woodland. THEN take the Russell Blvd. Exit and turn Left. Continue on Russell (keep to the left to stay on Russell Blvd.) and turn Right at Lake Blvd. Turn Right at the stop sign at Portage Bay Ave. West - Stonegate Village will be on the right.
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Completely remodeled, kitchen w/island, full bathroom w/shower, paired motorized beds, murphy bed, off street parking. Private Wisteria entrance. Koi pond/stream. Artists can negotiate access to Char's Clayhouse, kiln, and Art Studio.
Not B&B.
When the Murphy Bed is pulled down. Also view of the sliding glass door closet. To the right is the utility room where the ironing boar and iron are stored.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
# We are not a B&B
# Ground floor. No steps. Wheel-chair access.
# Hair dryer, 100% Egyptian cotton towels and 2 robes
# Zoned hepa A/C and heating
# Tankless water heater
# WiFi free with rental
# No TV and no Land-line for phone.
# Koi pond and stream out back.
# California king sized double motorized beds.
# Full Size Murphy bed, as second bed
# One-way locked access to Char's studio/gallery to browse/purchase art and a signed copy of our book: Then & Now: Lower Town, Paducah, Arcadia Publishing, if the spirit moves you.
#Full kitchen: refrigerator, ceramic cook top 2 burners, microwave oven, small oven above refrigerator, sink, island w/stools
# Dishes, pots, pans, utensils, towels.
#Keurig coffee system, complementary coffee pods and tea bags.
# Private bathroom: wheelchair access, shower, sink, toilet, heat lamp in ceiling.
# Coffee: Grinder and Brewer available. Beans at Etcetera Coffeehouse a block away.
Guest Access
# Your apartment is completely private.
# Keyed private entrance and second padlocked side gate entrance from 7th street.
# We provide extra sheets and pillow cases for you to change. If you run out, leave the used in Char's gallery right outside your door for us to clean. We cannot enter you apartment if you bolt the front door and latch the back door.
Interaction with Guests
Our guests value their privacy and come with an agenda of places to go and see. We meet and greet them, tell them where all the switches are and leave them alone. We live upstair in a separate residence that they can call anytime.
The Neighborhood
# Inside the annual Lower Town Arts & Music Festival (across from Beer & Wine tent)
# 6 blocks away from annual BBQ on the River Festival and Porkstock Concert.
# 5 blocks to National Quilt Museum,
# You are in the middle of the Lower Town Arts District, 16 storefront galleries, studios and shops are all around you. Some will be open every day, all will be open Second Saturdays of each month.
# 6 blocks from the Ohio River, Maiden Alley Art House Cinema, Market House Regional Community Theatre, River Discovery Center, William Clarke Market House Museum
# 4 blocks to Downtown family restaurants (not franchise foods) museums and shops
Getting around
# Public Bus Station one block away, down our back alley to the Station.
# Personal off-street parking access from North 8th street alley, next to entrance to our back yard, Koi pond and your main entrance to the apartment.
#Paducah Airport is 20 minutes away.
# United flies from Chicago direct to Paducah; two round trips daily.
# Rental Car available at the airport (book in advance)
# A cab is available by phone (call when you land in Paducah).
# Bicycle rental from Bike World, 15 min. away by car.
Other Things to Note
# The Paducah School of Art & Design is a block away, down two back alleys.
# Paducah is where the Tennessee and the Ohio Rivers meet. 7 blocks away are the rivers and constant activity of the towboats moving barges 24/7
# Land Between the Lakes National Park & Planetarium is 25 minutes away.
# Metropolis, home of (yes) the Annual Superman Festival and a Harrah's Casino is just across the Ohio River about 20 minutes away.
# Paducah Raceway, NASCAR Dirt Track, 20 minutes away, see website.
# Bluegrass Downs, trotters, see website, 20 minutes away.
# Paducah Drag Racing, see website, 20 minutes away.
# Smoke-free
# No pets.
# Call when you are an hour or so away so we can have the gallery lights on.
# Use headsets if you like your music or laptop movies loud.
# Check out is anytime after noon unless we have someone arriving the day you leave, then it is noon. We will tell you which applies to your stay.
# Frogs sing loud in and around our pond during the season.
# You can buy our book about Lower Town, or Char's art anytime. We live upstairs, just call us.
Sit outside next to the Koi pond and enjoy the calming sound of waterfalls and the shaded patio. Watch the fish, birds bath and turtles bask in the sun.
Great location, easy walking downtown through awesome neighborhood . Comfortable bed. Grateful for the 'extras' like toothbrush and paste, since I forgot mine!!
What a wonderful experience!! The location of the Pinecone was perfect - it is situated on the first floor of a beautiful building in the up and coming Lowertown Art District which is a short 10 minute walk to the riverfront and all downtown Paducah has to offer. The space was exactly as described if not better. We had our own dedicated off street parking spot, a private entrance and the landscaping and koi pond were beautiful. Once inside a full kitchen with eat in bar, large bath with the most amazing steam shower and a king size motion bed await. There is a Murphy bed hidden away and a nice futon/sofa for extra guests. The owners were beyond friendly - Jay gave a wonderful tour of the property upon arrival and made it clear he was only a phone call away if we needed anything. Char's gallery is a must see - you are encouraged to pop in anytime and look around.
For me, the little things made our stay extra special. The owners presented us with a gift on arrival to say thank you and Happy Valentine's Day. Also, there was a beautiful bouquet of purple roses on the kitchen bar and amazingly delicious imported Hawaiian water in the refrigerator. Finally, inside the medicine cabinet any toiletry that you may have forgotten can be found. The hospitality of Char and Jay was very much appreciated and we will return to the Pinecone very soon!
The room is well decorated. The neighborhood is in the arts district amongst other artists who re-located to Paducah with that program. The house is a short drive to Broadway for some very good restaurants, wall murals and the National Quilt Museum. Parking is easier.
I would say the price of the room honestly when you account for all fees is high at $150 total. For a small unvisited town it seems overpriced.
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Loved it! Great location, quiet neighborhood, lovely pond & patio area. Very well-appointed apartment: modern design, quality appliances & kitchenware & bath, and lots of art books to browse. Nowhere else I've stayed in Paducah even compares.
Lovely apartment in downtown Paducah. Off street parking.. Separate entrance.. Fantastic bathroom.. Well-appointed, and only two blocks from great coffee at Etcetra..
It was great! Good location. The fruit basket was much appreciated! Quiet neighborhood but easy to walk to everywhere we wanted. Having an art studio beside us was quite lovely!
Comfy beds.
A true Oasis in the middle of Kentucky. Paducah was so delightful and the apartment was divine. Char's husband greeted us and gave us a tour and the low down on the town. It couldn't have been a more charming visit. We even were allowed to rummage through the studio and found some delightful pieces of artwork for purchase! Truly memorable. Highly recommend this place and the town is a real treasure. Absolutely nothing to complain about! A perfect Airbnb experience
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Graduated from the University of Hawai'i, @ Manoa,
Exhibited/traveled or visited/lived: all over the United States, Northern Mariana Islands, Japan, Australia, Guam, Europe
Painted Murals in: Florida, California, Saipan, Hawai'i, Arizona, Kentucky
Art teacher at college prep school, Mid-Pacific Institute in Honolulu, Hawai'i for 6 years.
Three of those years, Fine Arts Department Chair with a faculty of seven.
Taught art in the public high school in Saipan 1985-87 and Art Instructor teaching future teachers classes for the Northern Marianas College
Public Information Officer for the Northern Mariana Islands Council for the Arts and Culture.
2004 moved to Paducah, KY with my husband Jay, from the San Francisco Bay area
to be part of the Lower Town Artist Relocation Program.
Work generally consists of mixed media.
Images are both figurative and abstract.
Work is neoexpressionist with a surreal slant.
Subject matter is based on what is unseen or unspoken and strongly felt.
Subjective content and voice of the work
addresses human issues concerning this short earthly sojourn.


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Sites: 82
Recent Rate: $9 6/2012
Latitude: 34.4940560366388
Longitude: -89.5792246799926
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Date of Stay: June, 2012 - $9.00
Nice open campground with shade below the Dam. Sites are large and this is a good place to ride the bikes. We camped at Oak Grove Campground COE in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: March, 2009 - $16.00
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Is this car seat compatible with Eddie Bauer All Terrain Tandem Stroller model # 01068BGL?
Easy to install & Remove. Easy to clean. Worked great from birth to 14 months. Love the color. Just got a forward facing seat and passing this one along to family....
Safety 1st onBoard 35 Air in Great Lakes
Keep your little one comfortable and secure on the go with this onBoard 35 Air car seat from Safety 1st. This infant seat features a snug five-point harness system with easy up-front adjustment and comes in a Great Lakes design.
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ITEM#: 13313061Keep your little one comfortable and secure on the go with this onBoard 35 Air car seat from Safety 1st. This infant seat features a snug five-point harness system with easy up-front adjustment and comes in a Great Lakes design.
- Color option: Great Lakes
- Rear-facing
- Capacity: 4-35 pounds
- Up to 32 inches in height
- Featuring Air Protect revolutionary side impact technology
- Immediately reduces side impact forces through the precise release of air
- 17 percent more leg room than most infant car seats
- Adjustable stay-in-car base
- 5-point harness system with up front harness adjustment
- Removable, washable pad
- Meets or exceeds Federal safety standards
- Product weight: 20 pounds
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Great Baby Seat
Easy to install & Remove. Easy to clean. Worked great from birth to 14 months. Love the color. Just got a forward facing seat and passing this one along to family.Read More
Nice sturdy carseat
I purchased this carseat for my 3rd child due in a few months. Though I can not say I have used it with a baby in it, I can say that I've had multiple carseats for my other two children (baby trend, graco, Britax) and for an infant carrier seat this one is my favorite. It's sturdy and the padding seems to be the safest on the market. Most infant seats have minimal padding against hard plastic but this one has air and foam making it extremely comfy looking. As for installation, it has been simple thus far but without using it yet with an infant I can't say just how easy the handling is. My least favorite part is the sun shade which is a little on the flimsy side and doesn't fully extend like many other car seats out there. However, I wouldn't let that be a deciding factor in purchasing a safe car seat. As for the size, my 3 year old sits in it and he is obviously too big for it, but not by a whole lot. I feel a though we will get a lot if use from this seat. If once the baby gets here I change my opinion I will update my review but so far it is top quality and sturdy and I don't regret my purchase; which was the best deal at Overstock!Read More
Well built but too big
I ordered this car seat after doing extensive review online of car seats. Wish I'd asked more friends for advice before I went ahead and bought it after all. The seat itself seems very well built and should last us through nearly two years, unless we have a very large baby...BUT it doesn't fit in our car well at all. Considering we have an SUV and not a small car you'd think it should fit nicely, but it is too long, which makes it difficult to fit in the car in the car without a baby in it let alone when trying to get it in and out with a baby. I would recommend checking measurements and data on different car seats vs. vehicle measurements prior to purchasing this particular seat!Read More
Geat Car Seat!
My husband and I purchased this car seat for our baby that's to be born in Nov. and after shopping around in stores and online, this seat is PERFECT! Very cozzy looking and looks extemely safe for the baby. We live in Miami, where they drive like maniacs, and we want the safest thing for our son. Color is perfect! We also purchased the Safety 1st Clic It! Universal Infant Seat Carrier/Stroller and they go perfect together! We're very satified with product and service at Overstock!Read More
Love this product!
I purchased this carseat for my daughter and son-in-law and they love it! It's attractive, well made, and a great value for the price. I would definitely recommend it.Read More
we love the safety 1st onboard 35 air
we love the safety 1st onboard 35 air. we got it so that we could have a reclined seat for our growing baby. this seat was the best fit since it went up to 35 lbs. we started with the chicco key fit 22, so once he hit 22 lbs, we needed to move to another seat. i'm so glad we could find something that didn't need to be sitting straight up like all of the other non-infant seats. i believe this can work from when they're an infant as well (i just didn't know what our needs would be then since this was our first baby). the seat itself is very lightweight material, which makes it easier for my husband to carry with the baby in it (the baby's 23 lbs, so i can't carry him in the seat anymore!). i absolutely love the color of the great lakes version. it's ideal for our baby's blue eyes, but could fit with any baby- boy or girl. it's nice to have the black go with the black interior of my car. it was relatively easy to install when following the directions. it feels like it fits tightly. the adjustable crotch strap provides more room, the chest strap clicks easily. all in all, i would give this seat a 95 out of 100. the safety ratings i read for this seat on consumer reports put it at the top above all others.Read More
Beautiful Car Seat.
The product looks great and feels comfortable. The blue is much richer and more beautiful than the Overstock photo suggests. I'm very happy.Read More
love this car seat!!!
I absolutely love this seat! The electric blue was exactly what we were hoping it would be, the material is quick drying for easy cleaning, and it is very easy to remove from base and adjust. It would be hard to fit in a smaller vehicle, and if you have pets I'd consider the black which is the main color. Other than this I have no complaints and would recommend it to all my friends and family to get their little ones around safely.Read More
Love the color!
I knew I wanted the safety 1st air protect car seat but we had decided not to find out what we were having. The quality and durability was not a concern as I had done my research on this product and was confident about it based on reviews and word of mouth from friends that have this brand. My favorite color is bright blue and I was hoping the blue would be true to the color you see on the computer- if we have a girl I didn't want it to be a dark, masculine blue. But as soon as I opened the box I was soooo excited to see that the blue was perfect. Now just to wait for baby to arrive!Read More
Excellent Product
I would recommend everyone, if you concern about your newborn baby's safety, then go for safety 1st onBoard 35 AirRead More
Questions & Answers
Thank you for shopping with us silverstl06. It is not compatible. The only seat that is compatible with their stroller is the Designer 22 but it is no longer manufactured. Have a great day.
Is this car seat compatible with the Safety 1st Trivecta stroller?
Hello weaver08, thank you for your interest in the Safety 1st onBoard 35 Air in Great Lakes. Yes it is compatible. Thank you for shopping with us, and have a great day!
Some of the onBoard35 Infant car seats list that they are made in USA. Is this one?
This item is made in China.
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The militia of the Commonwealth of Virginia shall consist of all able-bodied citizens of this Commonwealth and all other able-bodied persons resident in this Commonwealth who have declared their intention to become citizens of the United States, who are at least sixteen years of age and, except as hereinafter provided, not more than fifty-five years of age. The militia shall be divided into four classes, the National Guard, which includes the Army National Guard and the Air National Guard, the Virginia State Defense Force, the naval militia, and the unorganized militia.
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Dear Myrtle, "Your friend in Genealogy since 1955," was the would-be storyteller's friend on her February 25, 2015 Wacky Wednesday show (embedded below). And, as the guest on her show, I got a great taste of community learning. Continue reading »
Pinterest—the social media "pinning" site, is often overlooked by genealogy buffs. That's a mistake. Whether you're a professional or a hobbyist, Pinterest is great for family historians. If you spend any time on social media, consider this one.
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Pinterest's popularity initially soared with the wedding planning and recipe crowd. However, the rest of the world is catching on to what makes it such a powerful and enjoyable tool. It's a visual search engine and personal collection depot in one.
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What is your family story? As much as we talk about the importance of passing down family history, we seldom define what that a family story is. Is your family story a compilation of all the individuals' on your family tree? Is a story that takes place under one roof? Alternatively, is it a story that took place over generations?
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As much as we (okay, I) love technology, we sometimes wonder if it isn't stabbing us in the back. Just as we wonder if access to calculators is undermining our math skills, a case can be made that technology is to blame for the decline of the art of oral histories.
Josh Foer, author of Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything, doesn't point a finger at the Internet. He argues that the Gutenberg Press bears responsibility for the decline of oral histories and the faculty of individual memory. As books became available, people didn't have to remember everything. They no longer had to pass down stories with great attention to detail and nuance. Continue reading »
The place we choose to settle and put down roots has far reaching (no pun intended) consequences. It's the community our children call home. It's the environment in which they form their worldviews. Frequently, it becomes the place children and grandchildren choose to start putting down roots. In other words, it's something that will matter to future generations. But it's often a story left untold—especially when it comes to our ancestors. Continue reading »
Lives of World War I: How to Preserve Their Stories
Historians at London's Imperial War Museum (IWM) are trying to preserve the stories of 8 million people. That's how many World War I stories they estimate are in danger of being lost to "living" memory. And, that's only counting those who served the British Commonwealth.
The "Great War" began on June 28, 1914. We've lost the lives of World War I–the veterans, survivors, nurses, and doctors of that war. In addition, the next generation—the children that knew their stories, are also aging. These stories are in danger of being lost to history. Continue reading »
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In my family tree, there are huge gaping holes in our family stories. I have so many questions for ancestors. If I could go back in time with a little voice recorder, there are quite a few of my ancestors I would want to interview. I'd also have a few questions for my husband's ancestors—after all, they, too, are my children's progenitors.
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I'm excited to introduce Valerie Hughes, today's guest poster. Valerie, a professional genealogist, recently gained insight about what to do with slave information you encounter during your family tree research.
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Preserving Family History Information
"Let your roots show" isn't something likely to go over well over drinks on a girls' night out. However, the same comment might be warmly received by a group of family history buffs. They'd wonder how they could do that, short of getting their pedigree chart screen-printed on a sweatshirt.
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Sorry about the problem you are having, Vee. You can try fungicides but chemical controls, such as mancozeb (Bonide Mancozeb Flowable, Southern Ag Dithane M-45) are limited in effectiveness because they must be applied before infection occurs (not after.. catch-22). You should use them for the next 2-3 years though. Start sprays at budbreak and continue through the first of June at 7- to 14-day intervals. Apply all chemicals according to directions on the label.
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