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Jim Martin 8/03/99
YourHARRY N. PIERCE1 MURDOCH born October 1859 in Mobile, Mobile Co., AL, was probably the 8-month-old baby listed in the 1860 U.S. Census in the county and city of Mobile, Alabama, ward 6, page 581, in family shown as:
Thomas J Murdoch 33 Painter, b. Pennsylvania, real estate $600
Camille Murdoch, 32, b. Alabama
Helen D. Murdoch, 12, b. New York
Thos F Murdoch 7, b. Alabama
Wm C Murdoch 5, b. Alabama
HENRY NP MURDOCH, 8/12, b. Alabama
*A Thomas J. Murdoch is buried in Church Street Graveyard in Mobile, and died Sept. 23, 1871, according to the 1963 History of Church Street Graveyard by Col. Soren Nelson.
In the 1850 census in Mobile County, city of Mobile, Ala, Thomas was listed as Thomas Murdock, 25, m Painter, Missouri, living in h/h of a T.J. Brown, 40, Painter, Ireland.In case it is of any help, in addition to the Brown family and Thomas Murdock, in same h/h were
Mary A ODonough 15 New York
John Deboro? 1 m, Ala [listed just after Mary A ODonough]
H Ras-ue?, 28, m, Painter, New York
Edward? or Edwin Henry, 17, m, Painter, Ala
I believe that Thomas J Murdoch/Murdock's wife Camille Sotowas probably the daughter of Camille (Rondeau) who md. John Soto (sometimes shown as Sota) in Mobile about 1827.There was also a son of that marriage named John A. Soto, a druggist.Mrs. Soto was married a second time in Mobile to an Adolph Renaud (may be the man listed on ship's list to New Orleans from France in 1836, Adolph shown as age 21 and from France, occupation: merchant)-- they were listed in city of Mobile in fed. census of 1850 with surname misspelled "Raino"
Adolph Raino 36 Clerk b. La (sic)
Carmelia "40b. La
John"17b. Ala (note incorrect surname for him
Mary?"14 (sic) b. Ala (note incorrect surname for her
Emile?" (f)8b. Ala
Leah"6b. Ala
Corra?"4b. Ala
(enumerated between A.S. Labuzon and P. Miller)
The dtr. whose name looks like Emile may be theone descendants say was named Amelia Victoria or Victorine.
Leah was md. to Charles DeVaux.
Corra may be in some records as Corinne, not sure.
More Murdock information which may be of help:
The 1963 publication by Col. Soren & Mrs. Nelson, titled A History of Church Street Graveyard, contains the following on page 35 for plot numbered R6 L15 for Row 6, Lot 15 (I copy it verbatim)
"JAMES MOTLEY STEVENS MURDOCH, son of Camille Soto and Thomas J. Murdoch, died January 6, 1859, (Bd. of Health) (aged 1 year Church record)"
The Nelsons show the following paragraph immediately after the child's paragraph, indicating burial in same plot (again, verbatim):
"CAMILLE SOTO RENAUD, born April 30, 1810, died June 6, 1891
At head of above slab is a cross: JOHN A. SOTO
Three unknown
(Heavy ornamental iron fence with gate-- urn topped posts -- gate marked C. H. Renaud)"
*Preceding the paragraphs above, on same page (35) of Nelson, is information for Row 6, Lot 5:
"MURDOCH --- Two double above ground tombs -- no other markOne ground level grave
McARTHUR MURDOCH, died 1859, aged 1 year, son of Thomas J. Murdoch
THOMAS J. MURDOCH, died Sept. 23rd, 1871 (Church records & Board of Health)"
I hope some or all of this will be of some help for you.


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The Wild improved to 4-1-1 in its past six tonight with a 3-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers at the Rex. Matt Cullen scored two goals and assisted on Devin Setoguchi's winning goal as the Wild won for the first time in regulation on the road in the past 20 games.
Ugly end to the game though. With 2:33 left, Cal Clutterbuck was injured when Taylor Hall did a fly-by in the neutral zone and stuck out his left leg into Clutterbuck's left leg. Hall was assessed a five-minute major for kneeing and a game misconduct. Clutterbuck was in a lot of pain on the ice, had to be helped off and couldn't put any weight on his left leg.
Hall has a discipline hearing scheduled for later today. Hall is the same player that broke Jonas Brodin's clavicle in the minors. The Wild brass had a problem with the hit. Brodin said it was a clean hockey play.
He was stopped at the Zamboni entrance and put onto a stretcher, then wheeled to the Oilers medical room. I saw him with ice and a bandage just above the left knee as he was being wheeled.
Coach Mike Yeo would only say "he's hurt," but he did fly with the team to Calgary. So that may be good news.
The postgame blog from the Edmonton Journal includes reaction to the hit from around Twitter. Consensus appears to be that Hall will face some sort of suspension.
Last year, Edmonton's Ryan Whitney was called for kneeing Clutterbuck and Clutterbuck missed a game with a charleyhorse. He does have a history of them, so maybe this is in that realm and not a knee injury. The hit was just a shade above the knee though, so that's not the thigh.
The Wild felt it was a dirty play by Hall.
"If that's not a suspension, I don't know what is," said Setoguchi, fined two days ago for his high-stick on Detroit's Kyle Quincey.
"What I saw was a player that didn't even look at the puck and looked like he was trying to hurt a guy," Yeo said of the Hall on Clutterbuck hit.
Clutterbuck has never been suspended despite being one of the league's heaviest hitters. James Wiesniewski did get eight games last year for an infraction against Clutterbuck. Trevor Gillies got 10 games two years ago for a head shot.
I'll have a better update at practice Friday in Calgary.
As for the game, not a good first period. The Wild just didn't do a good enough job generating chances but didn't give up much either.
In the second, even when Ryan Smyth gave Edmonton a 1-0 lead, the Wild was getting a lot of chances. It just was a half-second late, missing nets or hitting pipes.
Finally Cullen made something out of nothing by turning on his jets, catching up to a puck, speeding pass a defenseman and tying a game. Later, he set up Setoguchi's eventual winner with a beautiful dish, then sniped his second of the game for a two-goal lead with 6:01 left.
The Wild began to get pucks deep starting early in the second and that's all it took to turn the game around. Backstrom had another good game with 27 saves, Yeo was very happy with Kyle Brodziak's game, I thought Ryan Suter and Jonas Brodin had real strong games.
It was the second straight game the Wild rallied for a win.
Clayton Stoner had a very tough first half of the game. Turnovers galore, whether it was passing right to the Oilers or rimming pucks around to the point the Wild either turned it over or couldn't get of its zone with ease.
Overall, good two points against a young opponent that still has a lot of inconsistency in its game.
On to Calgary for the first in a home-and-home. Talk to you Friday.
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Gravity makes a toy car go down a ramp. It's the same force that keeps objects stuck to the ground and makes dropped objects fall.Continue Reading
Gravity is a natural attractive force between two bodies. In this case, the bodies are the car and the Earth. Surprising to many, gravity is the weakest natural force known, It is only evident in our daily lives only because the Earth is so massive: about 5,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times as much as a rather large 1-kg toy car. In space, without the Earth's gravity, two toy cars would attract each other, but the force between them would be so weak it would take many years before they touched.Learn more about Toys
Geoffrey the Giraffe is the animal icon for the Toys"R"Us chain of toy stores. He was introduced in print advertisements for the predecessor to the chain, Children's Bargaintown, in the 1950s. His original name was Dr. G. Raffe.Full Answer >
As of 2015, Wilesco, Mamod and Jensen Steam Engines all manufacture model toy steam engines. The German-based toy company Wilesco, founded in 1912, and the British-based steam model manufacturer Mamod, founded in 1937, produce similar toy steam engines and are generally considered rival companies.Full Answer >
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Pronunciation of Yaswin
How popular is the baby name Yaswin in the U.S.?
Out of 5,743,017 records in the U.S. Social Security Administration public data, the name "Yaswin" was not present. It is possible the name you are searching has less than five occurrences per year. You might want to use a short version of your first name or perhaps your nickname.
On the other hand, you simply have a name that no one else in America is using. For 136 years only your parents have thought of using your name. Hoorah! You are a unique individual.
What does the name "Yaswin" mean?
Y is for youthful, your eternal look.
A is for advantage, for you are blessed with many.
S is for sweet, your pleasing way.
W is for wanderlust, travel is near!
I is for instill, the lesson of life.
N is for noble, your regal bearing.
Your name in reverse order is "Niwsay". A random rearrangement of the letters in your name (anagram) will give "Wansyi". How do you pronounce that?
Now try the names of everyone you know including friends, cousins, neighbors, classmates, co-workers or your pets. Even your favorite anime, TV or movie characters! See what their names mean. Remember, this is purely just for fun.
Past life for Yaswin born Feb 28, 1971
I do not know how you feel about it, but you were a female in your last earthly incarnation. You were born somewhere around the territory of Western Russia approximately on 525. Your profession was librarian, priest, and keeper of tribal relics.
You were a seeker of truth and wisdom. You could have seen your future lives. Others perceived you as an idealist illuminating path to the future. You fulfill your lesson by helping old folks and children. You came to that life to learn to care about weak and helpless.
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Chinese media report shoe toss
BEIJING -- After hesitating over the sensitive footage of a protester in Britain shouting "dictator" and throwing a shoe at Premier Wen Jiabao, China's carefully controlled state broadcaster ran it Tuesday.
The move was a display of openness, but the footage already was leaking into China via satellite television and the Internet. Critics said it showed the increasing power of such media to erode information controls.
"It is impossible for a country to shut out a piece of news," said Shao Peiren, head of Zhejiang University's communications research institute in eastern China.
The broadcast might also help the government by appealing to Chinese patriotism. Wen is the leadership's most popular figure, and he emerged as the hero after last year's devastating earthquake, calling himself "Grandpa Wen."
The nickname was embraced by some enthusiastic Chinese.
Still, incidents that could be seen as unflattering or insulting to the Chinese leadership have long been treated with the greatest sensitivity. The first Chinese reports on the protest during Wen's visit to Britain's Cambridge University left out key details, including that a shoe had been thrown.
But the China Central Television broadcast had it all. The evening news showed the footage among the first stories of its half-hour broadcast, leading into it with a report on Wen's speech itself and his return to Beijing.
Then the shoe-throwing footage was shown, with no commentary from the anchors, just a simple news setup.
The camera was fixed on Wen, but later cut to the whistle-blowing protester being removed from the hall, while the audience shouted "Get out."
"How can this university prostitute itself with this dictator here? How can you listen ... to him unchallenged?" the man -- who has yet to be identified -- could be heard shouting.
The sound of the shoe hitting the stage, away from Wen, could be heard as well.
Wen paused for about one minute and then continued his speech.
"Teachers and students, this kind of dirty trick cannot stop the friendship between the Chinese and the British people," Wen said, followed by applause.
The incident echoed the news conference in December in which an Iraqi reporter threw his shoes at former president George W. Bush -- covered widely not only in China but around the world.
Bush joked off his shoe attack, saying "it was a size 10," but China's response was far sterner.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu called the disruption "despicable" but said it would not "stem the tide of friendly relations between China and Britain."
Internet chat rooms were filled with patriotic messages denouncing the protester, who did not appear to be ethnic Han Chinese.
"The uncompromising Iraqi people threw a shoe at Bush which is a brave act by a suppressed nation," said one comment on the Tiexue.net bulletin board. "But the ugly Englishman threw a shoe at Wen, which was only a barbaric trick."
In an apparent move to show national dignity had been maintained, reports by CCTV and the official Xinhua News Agency included prominent references to Britain apologizing.
The BBC reported the 27-year-old protester would appear before magistrates on Feb. 10 in Cambridge on charges of committing a public order offense.
China's online activity -- with 298 million Web users -- makes it increasingly tough for censors to keep sensitive news, like the shoe throwing, offline. Media watchers say that may be prompting official media to report on other news it would have suppressed before, such as riots and protests.
But the expanded coverage may also reflect a recognition by propaganda authorities that showing such events can work to the government's advantage.
Two incidents last year were given wide state media coverage: Attacks on the Olympic torch overseas before its journey to Beijing, and the devastating earthquake in Sichuan province.
The torch attacks sparked an outpouring of angry nationalism among Chinese at home and abroad. The second brought a wave of compassion and assistance for the quake victims.


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A new study from the Department of Soil Quality at Wageningen University and the Department of Terrestrial Ecology at Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) gives evidence that plants grow better in soil from other species. Published today in Journal of Ecology, the paper is written by Cortois et al. and is titled; Plant-soil feedbacks: role of plant functional group and plant traits.
Authors Roeland Cortois and Gerlinde De Deyn have described below their inspiration behind the study and the significance of their work in the understanding of plant-soil feedbacks and their role in plant communities.
It all started with a simple question which we asked ourselves several years ago: can plant-soil feedbacks explain overyielding in plant species rich communities?
First of all we aimed to figure out whether plant-soil feedback (PSF) is actually occurring at a measurable and relevant scale and whether feedback sign (positive, neutral or negative) and strength are predictable from plant traits. Considering the growth versus defense trade-off hypothesis, we expected plant species with more acquisitive traits to build-up more negative feedback, whereas species with conservative traits would build-up more positive feedback with their own soil biota.


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