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HIV/AIDS at 30: A Public Opinion Perspective
As the HIV/AIDS epidemic marks its thirtieth year, the Kaiser Family Foundation conducted its eighth large-scale national survey of Americans on HIV/AIDS.Report Read More
Additional Findings: HIV Testing
This chart pack is a supplemental report based on a subset of the Survey of Americans on HIV/AIDS and provides additional analysis on public opinion on HIV testing. A full survey report, including full question wording for results presented in this report is available here.Chartpack (.pdf)Poll Finding Read More
A Global Look at Public Perceptions of Health Problems, Priorities, and Donors: The Kaiser/Pew Global Health Survey
This survey, conducted jointly by the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Pew Global Attitudes Project, examines how people around the world perceive and prioritize health in their countries and gauge the efforts of donor nations. People in 47 countries were polled on a series of health questions, giving them an…Poll Finding Read More
Survey about U.S. Role in Global Health Reports That Americans Want Take Care of Problems at Home First in a Recession, But Say Don't Cut Funding For Global Health and Development
Two-thirds of the public supports maintaining (39%) or increasing (26%) U.S. government funding to improve health in developing countries, while fewer than a quarter (23%) say the government is spending too much on global health, according to this survey of the American people's attitudes towards U.S. global health and development…Poll Finding Read More
Survey Brief: Views and Experiences with HIV Testing in the U.S.
This survey brief, based on the 2009 Survey of Americans on HIV/AIDS, takes a deeper look at the U.S. public's attitudes towards and reported experiences with HIV testing, including which groups are most likely to report being tested for HIV, reasons for being tested or not being tested, communications with…Issue Brief Read More
AIDS at 21: Media Coverage of the HIV Epidemic 1981-2002 – Supplement to the March/April 2004 issue of CJR
AIDS at 21: Media Coverage of the HIV Epidemic 1981-2002The Kaiser Family Foundation, in conjunction with Princeton Survey Research Associates, conducted a comprehensive examination of media coverage of HIV/AIDS from 1981 to 2002. The study investigates the volume of HIV/AIDS coverage over time and key events, domestic versus international focus…Poll Finding Read More
AIDS at 21: Media Coverage of the HIV Epidemic 1981 – 2002 – Methodology Report
The Kaiser Family Foundation, in conjunction with Princeton Survey Research Associates, conducted a comprehensive examination of media coverage of HIV/AIDS from 1981 to 2002.The study investigates the volume of HIV/AIDS coverage over time and key events, domestic versus international focus of coverage, the portrayal of affected populations, story topics, the…Poll Finding Read More
Survey of Americans on HIV/AIDS — Part Three: Experiences and Opinions by Race/Ethnicity and Age
These findings are the third part of a national survey of Americans' views on HIV/AIDS, "Survey of Americans on HIV/AIDS," conducted in spring 2004. It explores the views and experiences of, as well as the key differences among, African Americans, Latinos, Whites, and young people. The first part of the…Poll Finding Read More
Chartpack: KHPR Selected Findings on 2006 State of the Union Address and Health Care
Chartpack: Kaiser Health Poll Report Selected Findings on 2006 State of the Union Address and Health CareThis chartpack highlights key data from the February 2006 tracking poll on what the public took away from President Bush's State of the Union address.Chartpack (.pdf)Poll Finding Read More
Hollywood & Health: Health Content in Entertainment Television
While the American public obtains content in a multimedia environment ranging from so called old media like newspapers to new media like blogs and online social networks, television maintains the ability to reach millions of people with relative ease. Popular primetime television's primary purpose is to entertain the audience, but…Event Read More


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By Matt Burns
It's time for your weekly dose of next-gen iPhone rumors. This edition is a doozy, friends. Purported iPhone components are leaking everywhere, with every site claiming to have the real deal. It's hard to say which components are lifted straight from Foxconn's lines, but when they're viewed as a whole, these components paint an interesting picture that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is about to dramatically shift course and fully disrupt the cell phone market.
Apple is reportedly going to announce the next iPhone(s) either in September or October. Right now there are two competing rumors circulating: that Apple is working on a low-cost iPhone, likely the iPhone4S code-named N94, and a higher-end iPhone 5, known internally as the N97.
Just within the last week, a slew of claimed iPhone parts hit the web. Most are of similar design to the current iPhone 4 with a spot for a physical Home button and similar overall dimensions. Macpost and Engadget both posted the same set of "leaked" photos Monday morning, showing what most assume is the low-cost iPhone 4S. The parts are labeled N95 with the EVT1 (Engineering Verification Testing) date of 03-March-2011.
Several other leaks, including these early repair parts from ubreakifix.com, further support the claim that at least one upcoming iPhone model will be very similar to the current iPhone 4. Reuters furthered this claim last week when it announced Apple will soon release an 8GB iPhone 4. Even this chassis claimed to be for the iPhone 4S is very similar to the one used in the iPhone 4, except for a little tweak to the antenna and the lack of space for the home button.
So far, including talk of a Cloud iPhone, this seems to suggest that Apple is targeting the low end of the market with the next iPhone. But that just doesn't feel right. Apple has so far stuck to a pretty tight two-year refresh cycle, which stated a major redesign was due last June. That never happened.
Then just yesterday, industry watchdog DigiTimes, citing upstream panel suppliers and contrary to previous rumors, reported the iPhone 5 will have an LCD smaller than 4 inches and feature a metal back panel rather than reinforced glass used in the iPhone 4 and leaked iPhone 4S parts. This source states that the internal components, including the single-core A4 chip, are likely to remain in play for this iPhone model. It's not unheard of that Apple would out similar products aimed at different market segments and separated only by cosmetic differences. It is, however, without precedent that Apple would release two iPhone models at the same time. The iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, if they are both real, kills Apple's legendary "Keep It Simple, Stupid" mantra, but officially signals war with lower-end Research in Motion (RIMM) BlackBerrys and Android devices.
Of course, this is all just silly speculation until Tim Cook, Jonathan Ive or whoever it may be takes the stage and officially announces the next iPhone -- or rather, iPhones. These leaks are hitting at an absurd rate, though. Apple might soon be dealing with the iPhone 4 fiasco all over again.


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1965 – Allen was born in Columbus, Ohio on May 20, 1965.
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1988 – Pursued a master's degree but left the MBA program to worked as a copy editor at the Journal and Courier.
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1997 – Worked as a contributing editor for Esquire.
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REGION: Riverside County to dispatch Pechanga emergency calls
Riverside County officials Tuesday approved an agreement with the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians that will lead to the county playing a role in emergency response on the Pechanga Indian Reservation near Temecula.
The tribe provides its own fire protection and responds to medical emergencies.
Tribal officials asked the Riverside County Fire Department to dispatch the tribe's emergency response vehicles to incidents, through the county's emergency command center.
County fire Chief John Hawkins said the tribe has agreed to reimburse the county $90,473 for the first year, and thereafter based on the number of calls dispatched.


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Hey I came across this question 2aii in Jan 2012 C4 and the mark scheme wants me to use pythagoras but how do I do that if the angle is obtuse by pythagoras I could calculate the actute angle which would be (1/sqrt(3)) but then hwo would I find the obtuse one from that which is -1/sqrt(3). I just did sin inverse 0.5 then found the obtuse angle 180-30 and then 'tan'ed that. But the mark scheme wangs use of pythagoras... My working and the mark scheme and the question have been attached. Thanks. Btw I got this exam tomorrow AQA . The question is 2a ii btw
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It tells you in the question that angle B is obtuse, tan of an obtuse angle is negative which is why the answer is negative ie -1/sqrt(3)
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Skip to comments.We hate to love the US. . . but we do
Posted on 06/07/2008 6:19:23 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
MONEY can't buy you love.
This week George W Bush flies into Europe to mark the 60th anniversary of the Marshall Plan - the massive reconstruction effort that enabled western Europe to rise to prosperity from the ashes of the second world war.
The president's European tour, which will include a visit to Belfast, comes on the back of a YouGov poll published last week that reveals the extent of European hostility towards the US.
Asked "Do you think the United States is overall a force for good or evil in today's world?", an astonishing 43% of respondents said "force for evil."
Just 27% thought the US a 'force for good'.
The poll surveyed four western European nations - Britain, France, Italy and Germany - along with Russia.
Unsurprisingly, given the talk of a new 'cold war', hostility was greatest in Russia, where only 16% thought the US was a force for good.
At the other end of the spectrum, Italians were most positive about the role of America in the world, with 49%/27% split in favour of the US. Italy still prides itself on its 'special' transatlantic relationship. Almost 16 million Italian emigrants live in the US. Back home, the older generation still tend to be grateful for the role the US played in liberating Italy during the war and for the rebuilding that came afterwards.
In Britain, which has its own 'special relationship' with the US, the figures were a statistical dead heat at 33% and 35%.
Perhaps the most striking statistics of all are those for France and Germany. Despite the efforts of chancellor Angela Merkel and president Nicolas Sarkozy to rebuild their association with the United States in the wake of the war in Iraq, both countries remain deeply suspicious of what the French disparagingly call 'L'Hypuissance'. Of French respondents, only 28% thought America a force for good, In Germany the figure was lower still at 25%.
The unpopularity of the war in Iraq notwithstanding, it is difficult to take the 'forcefor-evil' sentiment in this data seriously. For the simple truth is that Europeans everywhere, including in Ireland, remain as in love with the American way of life as ever.
For months, the media and public alike have soaked up every last detail of the enthralling US primary season. (I bet more people can instantly recall the first name of Barack Obama's wife than that of Mrs Cowen. ) Check out the European music chart this week and you'll find US stars Madonna and Justin Timberlake at No 1. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Sex and the City are the headline films in European cinemas.
Indiana Jones took a whopping $24.1m in UK box office receipts in its opening four days alone.
Lest we dismiss this as 'mere' popular culture, that dominance also comes in the traffic of serious ideas. As commentators such as Timothy Garton Ash frequently point out, Washington has at its fingertips a range and depth of policy analysis, in government, think tanks, universities and the media, which London has not matched for 50 years and no other European capital, least of all the EU 'capital' of Brussels, can begin to approach.
The energy and enthusiasm of that response to American politics, culture and ideas stands in stark contrast to the apathy with which we greet European affairs.
The referendum on the Lisbon Treaty has put Ireland at the heart of a crucial European debate this month, but you would be hard-pressed to know it.
For all the posters and occasional shouting matches on TV and radio, the public reaction has been one of boredom, bemusement and disinterest. Even Matt Cooper, who has been hosting a series of debates on the treaty, says he may not bother to vote.
Eurocrats such as EU president Jose Manuel Barroso would like to blame us for any lack of interest, but the reality is that Brussels consistently fails to engage the public imagination.
America on the other hand always does. And even those who seem to view the current administration as a 'force for evil' can take comfort from the words of that great 19th-century Americaphile, Alexis de Tocqueville.
"The greatness of America lies not in being more enlightened than any other nation, " he wrote, "but rather in her ability to repair her faults."
USA is the last best hope and the rest are corrupt and humanistic.
I've worked for a large, German-owned and based pharmaceutical company for 15 years. I deal with German visitors from HQ to our Ohio offices. They don't like us. They didn't like us long before Iraq, and they won't like us 15 years after we leave Iraq. I really believe there's still a lot of resentment from WWII, and a ton of jealousy regarding our way of life. You have to see them shop to believe it. Almost like the sacking of Rome.
Once Europe transitions to Eurabia, the dhimmified remaining non-mulsim population is gonna miss the USA big time!
We wouldn't have had to go into Iraq if it wasn't for Europe selling them all that weaponry and technology to make weapons. And there's a pretty good chance they cleaned it all out before we came in too.
A little hypocritical I think.
No European is going to admit to American exceptionalism. They are post-national, post-Christian, post-modern. They don't understand our commitment to guns, to capital punishment (the horror!), to religion, to capitalism. That's all so bourgeois and passe and provincial. We're a bunch of rubes, cowboys like President Bush. Frankly, I don't give a damn what they think.
June 6, 1944 will never be repeated.
A year ago or maybe longer, I read or heard a report where they gave a percentage of favorable articles versus unfavorable of network TV. CBS and NBC were in the single digits, while ABC had 0% positive stories about the President.
In other words, the negative rants are all the public sees.
Has any President in history been under assault as this one has??? I do believe this has been a deliberate and planned attack of the DNC, which has paid off for them in spades.
"Quite frankly Scarlett .. I don't give a damn"
They only hate us until they're in trouble - then they always expect America to come to the rescue - they should be more grateful that we do. But, thanks to the liberals, children are never taught of the many years America has sacrificed their best and brightest to save their sorry behinds.
And sooner or later they will come begging once again for America to pull their asses out of the embers. I hope my grandsons vote to tell them to get lost.
Most European non-gay men (there's probably still some) are jealous of our guy's sexual prowess during the last European war. They can vent, but it really doesn't matter.
I agree; all the 'self hate" of America that the main stream media pumps out, what it stands for and ANYTHING Republican or Conservative is racist, sexist, homophobic, etc., etc.... All that negativity feeds those who still watch the msm for their news.....<P Who comes to the rescue when one of Eurabias' cities is attacked bigtime???Let them fend for themselves....
"Their media, and ours, have been on a seven year crusade to denigrate President Bush. If anyone was not in a position to see facts, rather than the constant barrage of propaganda, they would normally accept it. The old story of telling a lie often enough it becomes the truth.
A year ago or maybe longer, I read or heard a report where they gave a percentage of favorable articles versus unfavorable of network TV. CBS and NBC were in the single digits, while ABC had 0% positive stories about the President.
In other words, the negative rants are all the public sees.
Has any President in history been under assault as this one has??? I do believe this has been a deliberate and planned attack of the DNC, which has paid off for them in spades."
The question begs an answer. . .too bad this was not a multiple choice. And sad; that 'evil' was even a consideration.
You are right buccaneer, this is nothing new. I remember their contempt for Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter. They called Carter "that peanut farmer." They hated Reagan and Bush regardless of what they did, and I had at one time thought that it was only confined to academe and their media, but not anymore. I believe these numbers in these polls. They are only confirmed by what I read in their newspapers today.
There was a time when I was learning history and was quite horrified by how long it took the US to join Europe in WWII.
The more I read the more I became convinced that our fathers and grandfathers knew precisely what they were doing. Europe has heaped scorn on the US and the American people since our birth, and then they wanted help? Really? And somehow they after all of the insults and abuse they felt entitled to that help too. Really?
If something were to happen in Europe today, I wouldn't care a bit, nor demand that our government lift a finger to help them. American lives should never be sacrificed again for any European. The place could burn to the ground for all I would care.
Eurotrash leaders were getting fat doing business with Hussein, mostly under the table. Remember "Oil for Food?" We blew their little clusterf*ck all to pieces when the Marines and US Army instituted some "Change we can believe in" over there.
The wretched feather merchants have never forgiven us.
You nailed it. Prevention is the second-most thankless job in the universe.
The great emigration from Italy to America ended abruptly with the Immigration act of 1924, 84 years ago. I doubt their are 16 million born in Italy immigrants in the US today. More like a million. The 16 million figure is more likely the number of Americans with Italian ancestry.
Richard Nixon. Worse.
They told me the story of how the wife's family living in a small town was terribly upset, weeping and trying to get her to stay in Russia. Why?? Because all they knew of the US was violence on the streets, rape, etc. They learned that in school and American movies. They never were able to see the Sound of Music, only movies which painted the US unfavorably. That was a program of the Russian government. I suspect the same thing is widespread. What are we to expect??
The US Census websites states that there are 604,000 foreign born Italian Americans. The rest are US born, about 15 million of those, me included :), you might call us U.S. Italian Americans.
In retrospect, Iraq has been a major Charlie Foxtrot for the U.S.
We all agreed that Hans Blix and Scott Ritter were lying about the weapons. Well, unless we can deliver the EVIDNECE that they exist or existed, we look like idiots.
In the eyes of the world, we look like idiots.
"They didn't like us long before Iraq, and they won't like us 15 years after we leave Iraq. I really believe there's still a lot of resentment from WWII, and a ton of jealousy regarding our way of life."
Exactly! It's really that simple. JEALOUSY.
We're the top dogs...they're not. Their civilizations have peaked, ours hasn't. Our way of life starts with liberty and freedom...theirs don;t even have a clue of what it means to be free.
besides...those krauts started 2 world wars yet they couldn;t finish...pathetic.
Sadly, I agree. I always was of the mind that we should come to the aid of Britain, regardless of the situation, but I'm not so sure anymore. That's how lost I think they are.
Makes you wonder about the frustration level of German women ;-)
[hostility was greatest in Russia]
Drastic change then. My daughter and family were there about 9 years ago and the people loved them, followed them around everywhere, asking questions.
How do they get the results for these story's and polls? I've never been polled. People in some countries may be afraid to speak out. I'm dubious.
***Most European non-gay men (theres probably still some) are jealous of our guys sexual prowess during the last European war.***
Over worked.
Over paid.
Over sexed.
And Over here!
we have to keep people out, not in.
Well, Islam will rule Europe in 10 more years, so what do I care about the Euroweenies...they;re cannon fodder while we re-load.
I actually dated a German chick years ago, nicely built..err, we're going off topic here.
Yeah, Right!
Then why do millions of them want to holiday, travel and immigrate to the USA?
Miami is full of International travellers and vacationers from Europe. Hang out at the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls sometime.
More Marxist crap from those who want to cow traditional American men into gurly men and make women into whussy pippers.
It ain't evil to be free.
Jealousy is a biatch, idnit?
I would suggest that this is because the average European has lost his/her moral compass. They don't know good from evil anymore.
Euro tourists still pour into NYC and other cities
I guess that hate the USA so much that they must come here and spend lots of money....
That does not make any sense does it?
We should have left Europe in rubble under the Soviets who would have screwed it up even more. Then we would have gotten the respect we deserve.
No it doesn't. They think it's so bad that they spend a fortune just to come and see, lol
When I went to Disney World a number of years ago, I'd say a fourth of the people there were Japanese. It astounded me! But their money ratio at the time made visiting here cheap for them.
I expect Europe to have a slow quiet death. The final turning point will be when Europeans in droves start immigrating out of Europe.
" Their civilizations have peaked, ours hasnt. "
Ours hasn't ? Duh !
I speak for the great majority of Americans (and you know I do) when I say I don't care even remotely what the Europeans think about America, or about anything else for that matter. And when I talk to Europeans and they start in on how hated America is in the world, I'm very happy to explain to them that Americans flat don't care what they think. They are unimportant except as consumers of our culture. It shocks them, because the seem to actually believe that we should be concerned that they don't like us. I just laugh at them and say, if we respected them we might care what they think. But we don't, and we don't.
What do we have to do to make it 100%?
Pull up the drawbridge. Screw em.
Why give a rats ass what they think?!
I took my family to NYC last summer. We stayed about six blocks up from Times Square on 7th Ave. You had to see the Europeans on their shopping sprees to believe it. My son and I were in the big Toys R US in Times Square and there was no English to be heard. Just the jabbering of French, German, Italian and Russian buying the place out. PS3s were flying out the door.
Thanks to our immigration laws here, they won't be allowed in unless they face Mecca five times per day.
If I were living in Australia or Canada, I would be bracing for impact.
[In the eyes of the world, we look like idiots.]
In the eyes of those who watch the liberal media.
It's amazing
But the media insists on spinning it
Let's send the media abroad and take in those who love coming here as tourists
Do they care what we think of them? Why the heck should we care what they think of us?
What is the poll result without Russia?
France, Germany, and Russia were getting payoffs from Hussein's Iraq to stiffle support for the war.
They miss the bribes.
And some are all hat and no cattle.
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1) A big gold star goes to those of us who normally wouldn't be caught dead on a 8-foot ladder….but make an exception to hang holiday lights. :o
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3) Hot cocoa is such a cozy Christmas beverage. Unless, of course, it's served at 5,778 kelvin – which will melt your face off. Not pretty.
4) The weather outside really is frightful. At least in areas that get snow and ice this time of year. Sometimes venturing out in a 'winter wonderland' ain't so wonderful.
5) Gift bags rule, wrapping paper drools. Kudos to all of the wrapping-paper-challenged who dare to fold and square in spite of the vexing crinkles that foil.
6) You know you're not a sissy at Christmas when you don the knee braces and Ben-Gay before spending untold hours in the kitchen. Cooking should be a competitive sport this time of year. Bless you merry cooks and bakers for laughing in the face of personal injury and getting those tasty goods out!
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9) Dogs! How many times do we have to tell them not to drink from the Christmas tree water container? And what's up with the overly affectionate advances on the stuffed Santa pillows? Off!
10) Sometimes keeping our sanity this time of year can be a Herculean feat. The holidays are so out-of-the-norm. New stuff, a break in usual routine, visiting friends and family we normally don't see. It's a tsunami of uncommon experiences. This can potentially uproot a body who's been quite alright in a comfort zone every other day of the year. Hat's off to those of us who embrace the unique situations Christmas might toss our way.
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This was a hard time of year for early humankind. In fact, some of the roots of Christmas traditions today were born from early darkness. Specifically, the darkest day of the year. To explain, the winter solstice is the shortest day of the year, and hence, the darkest. It was a time that was symbolic of unknown's and mystery for early peoples. The solstice brought up questions like: "How harsh will the weather be this year?", "Can I provide for my family through the winter?", "Will we be spared illness?", "Do I have enough food?".
To counteract some of these fears, civilizations and cultures (especially early Europe) started to employ good juju. For example, they brought evergreens into the home to brighten the gloom. The scent of pine is invigorating and proven to lighten the mood. The sight of an evergreen bough indoors is inspiring against the stark, snowy landscape outside. Interestingly, this practice eventually grew into our modern day Christmas trees!
Another example: Candles. Early traditions included ceremonies around lighting candles. This symbolizes the return of the light…the promise of lengthening days and eventual return of spring. Fire and candles are icons to the eternal light that is always present – even if not evident all the time.
There are lots of old practices that uplift this sometimes anxious time of year. Check out my Symbolic Meaning of Christmas post to explore a few.
Let's face it. Christmas isn't for sissies. It certainly wasn't for our ancestors way back when…and even though our challenges have morphed, in many ways, today's challenges are just as stressful.
We can transform holiday anxiety. How? By being grateful. By having a laugh. By poking fun at some of the lunacy that goes on this time of year. By appreciating what we have. By giving to others who need more than we do. Just thoughts.
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began to sign his name as La Due rather than
Ladow, and by the 1880s when the family was
residing in Minnesota, all the families of this
branch were spelling the name La Due, and
continue to use this spelling today.
It is
speculated (but not proven), that Abraham La Due
or Ladow, was the father of Jane who married
Samuel Bentley; and Thomas who married Jerusha
(Peters). The two may have had a half brother
named Stephen who was also mentioned in the will
of Thomas Smith. It is believed that Abraham's
father might have been Stephen Ladow who was born
in 1732 and died in Milton, Saratoga Co., New
York in on 24 Feb 1824 and left a bequest in his
will to the children of his son Abraham, though
he unfortuantely did not name them.
Again, this
is speculation. The only fact that is known is
that Thomas La Due was married to Jerusha
(Peters) as this information was included in the
will of her father wherein he "makes a
bequest to Samuel & Jane the son and daughter
of my daughter Jerusha by her 1st husband Thomas
The goal of
all the La Due, etc researchers has been to link
themself with the this patriarch, but
unfortunately, though Pierre and his wife named
their children in his will, most of their
children did not leave wills of their own, at
least none that have been found. The result has
left "little fallen branches trying to find
our place on the tree." The following branch
respresented here is that of Jane and Thomas,
believed to be the children of Abraham. It is
from this point that the descendancy of Pierre
Ladoux is presented.
Many thanks
to Landis Bender for his research and
contributions, and more recently to Pat Trimbell
who contacted me in October of 2013 with
information on Mary LaDue, daughter of Samuel and
wife of Charles W. Tenney. Should you have any
information you would like to share, or if you've
found any errors, please feel free to contact Patricia Davidson-Peters.
In 1830, 1840, 1850, and 1860 Jane is listed as living
in Brutus, Cayuga Co., New York. She died on 28
Nov 1865, and according to her headstone was aged
eighty-one years, four months, and 25 days at the
time of her death.
Maria Bentley - born 04 Jan
1806 in New York; married Lewis B.
Mintogne or Montague, and died 15 Jan
Bentley - born 04 Dec 1807 in New
York; married Titus Smith on 06 Dec
1832 and died shortly after on 04 Jan
Stephen Ladue
Bentley - born 28 Oct 1809 in
New York; married Hettie Maria
(Oglisbie) on 27 Mar 1836, she having
been born in New Jersey in about
1814. He married (2) Mary Hedger on
12 Feb 1868, and died in Sennett,
Cayuga Co., New York on 28 Apr 1872.
Sarah Bentley - born 12 Sep
1811 in New York; married Myron B.
Rude on 03 Feb 1830, and died 26 Feb
Thomas S.
Bentley - born 09 Jan 1814 in
New York; married Jerusha (Healy) on
04 Sep 1844, and died in Cayuga Co.,
New York on 29 Apr 1888.
Jane Anne
Bentley - born 19 Apr 1816 in New
York; married J.H. Briggs on 24 May
1837, and died 23 Aug 1837.
George H.
Bentley - born 14 May 1818 in
Cayuga Co., NY; married Electa L.
Gaylord on 15 Nov 1848, and died 09
Jul 1900 in Skaneateles, Onondaga
Co., New York.
Bentley - born September 1820 in
Cayuga Co., NY, twin of Miranda, she
died 12 Nov 1820.
Bentley - born September 1820 in
Cayuga Co., NY, twin of Malissa, she
died 28 Sep 1820.
Minerva Sophia
Bentley - born 13 May 1823 in
Cayuga Co., NY; married Cicero
Webster on 07 Mar 1839 and was the
mother of Chester Albert Wester who
was born 20 Oct 1859 in Cato, Cayuga
Co., New York.
Thomas died in Herkimer
Co., New York in 1816 but his place of burial is
not known. His widow Jerusha later married David
Barclay who was born in New Jersey on 20 May
1793. The family appears in the 1840 census residing in
Middlesex, Yates Co., New York and ten years
later living in South Bristol, Ontario Co., New
York. The 1850 census household includes
both their daughters Ruth Ann and Jerusha. David
died 30 May 1854 in Italy, Yates Co., New York
and was laid to rest at the Italy-Naples Cemetery.
By 1855 Jerusha
had returned to to Italy, New York where she was
listed in the 1855 state census for Yates County.
No record of her has been located in the 1860
census records, but she died in this place on 16
Feb 1869 and laid to rest beside her second
husband, David Barclay.
Sarah La
Jane La
Samuel Peters
La Due - born 12 May 1811 in
Columbia, Herkimer Co., NY; married
Sarah (Wright) 11 Aug 1831; died in
Fertile, Polk Co., Minnesota on 08
Dec 1889.
Ruth Ann
Barclay - born 16 Aug 1828 in
New York; married Alfred Beeman 31
Dec 1851 in Canandaigua, Ontario Co.,
NY; died 05 Nov 1911 in Broome,
Schohaire Co., NY.
Barclay - born about 1831 in New
York; married Alfred Holcomb 31 Dec
1851 in Canandaigua, Ontario Co., NY;
died March of 1879 in Cohocton,
Steuben Co., New York.
Barclay - born about 1832 in New
York; died 05 Feb 1841.
Maria died on 15 Jan 1856 in Elk
Twp., and was laid to rest at Clendening
Cemetery. Lewis removed to Jamestown, Chautauqua
Co., New York and though he did no remain there
long, he was enumerated in the 1860 census for that place and
appears to have then been married to a woman by
the name of Perlina. In 1870 a Lewis Mintonye was
listed in the 1870 census residing in Union
Borough, Erie Co., Pennsylvania whose age and
place of birth matches that of Maria's husband -
in this census he appears to be married to a
woman by the name of Caroline. No date of death
or place of burial is known.
Lewis Mintonye - born 19 Apr 1825 in
New York; died 27 Jul 1844 at the age
of 19 years, 3 mos, and 8 days. He
was laid to rest at Clendenning
Cemetery in Elk Twp., Warren Co., PA.
Mintonye - born about 1828 in New
York; married Edward Reynolds and
resided in Ellicott, Chautaqua Co.,
Jenette Mintoyne - born 27 Aug 1846
probably in Elk Twp., Warren Co., PA;
died 11 May 1847 at the age of eight
months and fifteen days; laid to rest
at Clendenning Cemetery in Elk Twp.,
Warren Co., PA.
It appears Hettie died
sometime before 1868 when Stephen married (2)
Mary Hedger on the 12th of February. In 1870 he had returned to Cayuga
County and was residing in Mentz. He died two
years later in Sennett, Cayuga Co., New York on
28 Apr 1872.
Bentley - born about 1837 in New York
Bentley - born about 1838 in New York
O. Bentley - born 26 Oct 1839 in New
York; married Jane A. Osborn.
Bentley - born about 1841 in New York
Mary Jane
Bentley - born 26 Apr 1847 in Cato,
Cayuga Co., NY; married James S.
McKissisk; died 06 Dec 1883 in Cayuga
Co., NY.
Hettie M.
Bentley - born about 1849 in New
In 1860 Myron was listed as a
laborer, his wife and three daughters were listed
in his household; but Sarah died a few years
later on 26 Feb 1863. On 10 Aug 1866 he married
Mrs. Tryphenia Cole in Van Buren, Onondaga Co.,
NY who was the daughter of Matthew Baker &
Lydia (Millard) and widow of James Cole. Myron
and Tryphenia were enumerated as a blended family
in 1870 residing in the town of Ira, and in
1880 were living in the Village of Merdian.
It is believed
that Myron B. Rude died in 1892 and was laid to
rest at Meridian Cemetery. His wife Sarah was
buried in God's Acre Cemetery in Weedsport as
were his parents Gen. John "Orange"
Rude who died 31 Mar 1830 and Phebe on 31 Aug
1830; and her parents Samuel, who died .
Note: The Myron
Rude family has been extracted and indexed from
the census records as Rude, Rood and Hood.
Rude - born about 1830 in New York.
Rude - born about 1832 in New York;
enumerated as a tailoress in the 1860
Augustus Rude - born about 1834 in
New York; died at the age of 21 years
and nine months on 09 Feb 1856 and
laid to rest at God's Acre Cemetery
in Weedsport.
Celia A.
Rude - born about 1839 in New York;
enumerated as a milliner in the 1860
Jerusha Rude - born 1848 in New York;
enumerated as "Jerusha" in
the 1850 census, and included in her
father's 1870 household with his wife
Tryphenia and her daughter Florence;
and again in the 1870 census with her
husband Frank Hunting in Daviess Co.,
Missouri. She died in 1906.
Thomas and Jerusha resided
in Brutus where they were listed in the 1850,
1860, 1870, 1880 census records. Jerusha died at
the age of fifty-four years, nine months, and 15
days on 30 Jun 1881. Thomas died on 29 Apr 1888
at the age of seventy-four years, three months
and twenty days. They were buried in Weedsport
Rural Cemetery in Brutus, Cayuga Co., New York.
Note: John Mason
Healy and his wife Sally (West) were laid to rest
in Sennett Rural Cemetery.
George T.
Bentley - born on or about 22 Aug
1834 in Cayuga Co., New York; died 02
Sep 1842 at the age of eight years
and 11 days. He was laid to rest in
the Weedsport Rural Cemetery.
Alfred H.
Bentley - born Aug 1846 in New York;
died 22 Jul 1907 in Cayuga Co., NY
and laid to rest in Weedsport Rural
Bentley - born about 1848 in New
York; enumerated in the 1850 and 1860
census residing in Brutus, Cayuga
Co., NY. May have been married to
Seymour Hunting (brother of Frank M.
Hunting), she having been born about
1839 and died 17 Jul 1875. Seymour
born 1835 and died 07 Oct 1873 - both
laid to rest in Weedsport Rural
Bentley - born about 1852 in New
York; enumerated in the 1860 census
residing in Brutus, Cayuga Co., NY.
Bentley - born about 1854 in New
York; enumerated in the 1860 &
1870 census residing in Brutus,
Cayuga Co., NY.
The 1850 and 1860 household enumerating
George and Electa, includes Hannah Gaylord.
Cemetery inscriptions indicate she died 14 Mar
1863 at the age of 75, and her husband Silas
having died 30 Jan 1841 at the age of 55. The
Lawton family, enumerated next door in each of
these census records, were also laid to rest in
the Quaker Cemetery - thus the probability that
Silas and Hannah were the parents of Electa.
In 1870 the family of George and
Electa had grown to include four additional
children, and son Edwin (or Erwin / Irwin) had
died on 20 Apr 1863, at about age five. In 1880 and 1900 they were residing in
Skaneateles. George died later that year on 09
Jul 1900 and his widow on 17 Mar 1909. They were
laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery (Sec. 9, Lot
Note: Electa's
full name may have been Lydia Electa or Electa
Allen Bentley - born about 1850 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY;
married Emma O. Thornton and died 13
Aug 1908 in Siloam Springs, AR.
Gaylord Bentley - born about 1852 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY;
married Katherine Rinner in Colorado
Springs, CO on 14 Apr 1898.
R. Bentley - born about 1855 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY;
married Kate Orr in that place on 15
Mar 1877 and died on 14 Jul 1878.
Laid to rest in Lakeview Cemetery.
Edwin or
Irwin Bentley - born about 1858 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY; died
20 Apr 1863 and laid to rest in
Lakeview Cemetery.
Walter L.
Bentley - born about 1860 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY.
May Bentley - born Aug 1862 in in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY;
married Fred H. Loveless and died in
Skaneateles on 18 Mar 1891.
Frank L.
Bentley - born Jul 1865 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY;
married (1) Estella M. Hoxsie,
married (2) Clara M. Parsell; died in
Skaneaeteles on 30 Mar 1948.
Anson L.
Bentley - born Oct 1869 in
Skaneateles, Onondaga Co., NY;
married Ida M. Sealy; died 17 Feb
Cicero and Minerva were enumerated
in the 1850 census residing in the town of
Cato. In 1860 their household included
an eleven year-old girl named Ellen M. who was
born in Massachusetts and she does not appear to
be their daughter. Also listed is their one
year-old son Chester A., and two boarders. In 1870 their son Chester was
residing in their household, but by 1880 Cicero and Minerva were
listed in Weedsport and their son Chester had
moved out and was living at the boarding house of
Carter Hickok in Auburn where he was working as a
store clerk.
Cicero died
sometime before 1900 when Minerva was listed as
widowed and living at "The Home for the
Friendless" located on 46 Grant Avenue. Here
she is listed in the census as born May 1822,
mother of one child which was living. Minerva
died this same year on 16 Jul 1900 and was laid
to rest in the Weedsport Rural Cemetery where it
is presumed her husband is also buried.
Albert Webster - born 20 Oct 1859 in
Cato, Cayuga Co., New York; married
Emma J. Little, the daughter of John
H. and Mary E. in about 1882 and were
the parents of Maude E. Webster.
His parents were from Saratoga
County where the La Dues had settled since before
the Revolutionary War in areas such as Galway and
Halfmoon. At about age five his father died, and
family notes suggest that he "was brought up
more or less by an Uncle Thomas who had a carding
and fulling mill and also was a tanner." No
documentation has yet surfaced to confirm this
information, but it would seem likely that he
would be taken in by family.
Samuel was married
to Sarah Maria (Wright) on 11 Aug 1831 at
Esperence, Schohaire Co., New York where her
father Calvin was living. She was born in that
town on 01 Oct 1804 and was nearly twenty-eight
years old when their first child was born in
Otsego Co., New York. By 1840 the family had
moved to Canada, and in 1845 were residing in
A man with a violent
temper, Samuel seemed to have had a calling and
after "being converted was entirely freed
from is control." He attended the Methodist
Seminary in Lima, New York and joined the
Wesleyan Methodist ministry and was a successful
revivalist for years in the area known as the
village of Napanee Mills in eastern Upper Canada.
Although he performed baptisms as early as 1836,
he is not enumerated as a clergyman in the census
records until 1860
when the family was residing in Rockford, Floyd
Co., Iowa. They
had returned to the United States sometime
between 1846 and 1850 when they were were
enumerated in the Kenosha Co., Wisconsin census
living in the town of Salem.
In 1870 Samuel was once again
listed as a farmer, and his youngest son John,
was enumerated as teaching school at Fall, Cerro
Gordo, Iowa. Samuel has not been located in the
1880 census records - not in the Villiage of
Plymouth in Falls Township, Cerro Gordo, Iowa,
nor in Falls Township itself. Although records
show he purchased 158.22 acres in Polk Co., Minnesota on
10 Nov 1882 and 160 acres on 20 Aug 1884, he also
does not appear in the 1880 census for that
county or near his son Calvin who was residing
near there at the time.
Samuel and Sarah
reappear in 1885 Minnesota State Census residing
in the Aedle household of their son John Samuel
La Due. He died a few years later in Fertile,
Polk Co., Minnesota on 08 Dec 1889. His widow
Sarah was enumerated in her son John's household
in 1900, and passed away that year
on the 26th of August.
Photo of Samuel P. La Due,
Sarah & John (circa 1865)
Note: Samuel
listed his name as Ladow at one time, but later
spelled it La Due, which is the current spelling
of his descendants who later resided in
Thomas Scott Ladow -
born 07 Aug 1832 in Lawrence, Otsego
Co., New York; married Martha.
Sarah W. Ladow - born
about 1834 in New York; may have
married David W. Poindexter.
Mary A. Ladow - born
23 Jan 1840 in Napanee, Ontario,
Canada where her father was a
minister. On 12 Sep 1857 she married
Charles W. Tenney in Mitchell Co.,
Iowa with her father officiating.
Calvin Wright Ladow -
born 20 Feb 1842 in Canada; married
Olivia M. Sanford in 1866; died in
Fertile, Polk Co., MN in 1891.
Louisa J. Ladow - born
about 1844 in Canada; married Henry
Tenney in Plymouth, Iowa.
Alice J. Ladow - born
about 1846 in Canada; may have
married John Gaylord in Nora Springs,
John Ladow - born Feb
1854 in Wisconsin; married Sarah
about 1874.
Ruth's husband Alfred
Beeman appears to be the son of Abel and Ann who
were also residing in South Bristol in 1850. According to the cemetery
inscriptions, he was born on 08 Jun 1822. By 1860 Ruth and Alfred were
married and living in Italy, Yates Co., New York
with their two son Charles and Delford. In 1870 Alfred's widowed mother
was residing with them in the Town of Benton
along with son Charles and daughter Carrie, and
in 1880 they were listed in
Middlesex, Yates Co., New York.
Enumerated in the
1892 New York State Census, Alfred died seven
years later on 02 Nov 1899. The following year
his widow Ruth was listed as a widow residing in
her son's 1900 household in Broome Co.,
New York. She not located on the 1910 census, but
she died 05 Nov 1911 at the age of eighty-three
years, two months and twenty days. They were
buried in the historic Riverside Cemetery at
Endicott (Old Union), Broome Co., NY.
A Grove
of Family Trees RootsWeb File by
Raymond Kinney (Online Link)
file of Jean Gibson Kneeshaw at
Inscriptions & Photos - Coye
Cemetery (Ontario Co., NY)
Inscriptions - Clendenning Cemetery
(Warren Co., PA)
Inscriptions - God's Acre Cemetery
(Cayuga Co., NY)
Inscriptions - Lakeview Cemetery
(Onondaga Co., NY)
Inscriptions - Weedsport Rural
Cemetery (Cayuga Co., NY)
Columbian - Newspaper editions and
transcriptions provided by the
Skaneateles Historical Society
Regarding Weedsport New York by
Lazelle R. Hopkins, A.M., 1933
of Cayuga County, New York ..by
Elliot G. Storke; D. Mason & Co.,
Syracuse, NY, 1879
of Ontario County, New York : with
illustrations and family sketches by
Lewis Cass Aldrich, Syracuse, NY; D
Mason, 1893
of Ontario County, New York and its
people, Volume 1, by Charles F.
Milliken, Harvard University Pub.
Co., 1911
of Warren County, Pennsylvania, by
J.S. Schenck, D. Mason & Co.,
Syracuse, NY, 1887; p. 300, 508
McKusick Family Genealogy compiled by
Charles E. McKusick (Online Link)
New York,
Broome County Federal Census: 1900
New York,
Cayuga County Federal Census: 1820,
1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880,
New York,
Chautaqua County Federal Census:
1850, 1860
New York,
Herkimer County Federal Census: 1810
New York,
Onondaga County Federal Census: 1850,
1860, 1870, 1880, 1900
New York,
Onondaga County State Census: 1855,
1865, 1892
New York,
Ontario County Federal Census: 1880
New York,
Yates County Federal Census: 1860,
1870, 1880
New York,
Yates County State Census: 1892
Erie County Federal Census: 1870
Warren County Federal Census: 1840
& Family Notes of Landis Bender
Cemetery Biographical Database
on-line at The Goetz Family of
Endicott, New York
Weekly Recorder" Marriages &
Deaths (1866-1867) published in
Fayetteville, Onondaga Co., NY
William Marks
of Naples by Beth B. Flory, 2003 at
The Crooked Lake Review
04 Oct 2013
Web Pages Designed & Maintained by P.
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Robert Blake Reid
Thanks for the photo. She was my father's step sister
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on Sep 19, 2014 9:24 PM
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Thank you, David. Ellis Morse's family line is almost completely linked up on Find A Grave now. Are we related? Which Morse do you descend from?
Mine is:
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Hi Dave,
May I have your permission to use your photo from Find A Grave Find A Grave Memorial# 90147503 in my Ancestry.com family tree, with credit to you?
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Many thanks for headstone pics of the Halpenny family you put onto Find A Grave. They turned out great. I love to see the stones and they sure help when verifying family info. (sometimes!)
I wonder of you'd allow me to use the pics in the family research, with credit, of course?
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Thanks for your service and volunteering!! Chris
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Hello I noticed you posted some photos for Francis as being in an unmarked grave at Santa Barbara Cemetery (Feb 2013). He was found by mistake while I was taking photos in the area of Central Block in the cemetery. The photo was added. The bio has his info of his burial incorrect. Thank you Chris
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You did my reply I hope, in case you didn't I'm waiting to hear from you and share information on the family.
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David, I made a mistake it's not my granddad and your grandmother, it's our granddad's that were brothers.
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I don't know much about her past, but I do know the family history and my Dad is still alive, which is her first cousin as his Dad and your Grandmother were brother and sister. Be glad to share with you.
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I have a question for you are you her son?, I'M been researching the Heflin side. If you are her son I know of 4 of her first cousins that are still living.
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J Street U Brandeis Statement on Disruption of Knesset Members
April 7th, 2011
J Street U Brandeis issued the following statement in response to an incident in which a number of students disrupted an event featuring a number of Members of Knesset. Read More...
J Street at Knesset: Don't Push Away Your Friends
March 23rd, 2011
J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami and Board Chair Davidi Gilo addressed an unprecedented Knesset committee meeting convened to look into the question of whether the American organization is sufficiently "committed" to Israel. He called on the Israeli Government to accept the pro-Israel, pro-peace movement as allies or risk alienating a significant part of American Jewry. A number of current and former members of Knesset strongly defended J Street. Read More...
Tell Israeli PM Netanyahu: Treat J Street & the pro-Israel, pro-peace movement as allies
March 21st, 2011
J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami and J Street Board Chair Davidi Gilo are in Israel this week to participate in a Knesset committee debate into whether J Street deserves to carry the tagline "pro-Israel." [1] In advance of the committee hearing, J Street members are calling on Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to treat the pro-Israel, pro-peace movement as allies. Read More...
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