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Genn Family
of Canada
family history researched and compiled by David Genn and his
1 Origins
2 Anjou, France
3 Yorkshire, England
4 Virginia, British America
5 Maryland, British America
6 Falmouth, Cornwall, England
7 Pernambuco, Brazil
8 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
9 Canada
A family
history researched and compiled by David
Genn and his cousins.
If you wish to contact us regarding
this story or any other family connection that we may be heir
to, please write to:
Genn, 7894 East Glen Place,
Sooke, BC,
Phone: 250-642-3750
Email: davgenn(at)hotmail.com
A family
history of an early 18th century Genn family in Maryland, USA.,
written by a Reverend Nathan Genn in 1883 has provided sufficient
background information to trace our American ancestry from the
foregoing down to our William Genn who arrived in Falmouth about
1780. Some of the research for Reverend Nathan's document was
done by a Thomas Smyth, of 1314 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa., whose mother was a great granddaughter of Thomas Genn (2).
We hope to locate the document. Reverend Nathan was born 21
December 1816, and much of what he reported in his family history
he had learned first hand. A transcript of Nathan Genn's work
appears as Appendix I.
According to Reverend Nathan Genn, two brothers, whom we identify
as James Genn (2) and Thomas Genn (2), arrived in Maryland from
Virginia about 1750. Nathan had access to James Genn's (2) Bible,
in which had been recorded the vital information pertaining
to many members of James Genn's (2) family. The Bible was in
the possession of Robert Jarman, a great grandson of James Genn
(2). Reverend Nathan has left us an invaluable resource document
from which we have developed the following story:
James Genn (2) was born 12 January 1716 in Virginia. Thomas
Genn (2), his older brother was also born in Virginia. We identify
these as the sons of Thomas Genn (1) that we found in the Saint
Stephen's parish register. We note a slight discrepancy in dates
between the parish register and James Genn's Bible, but one
may be reporting a christening, the other, a birth.
The Rental Rolls for Virginia identify James Genn (1) in Prince
William County, Virginia in 1751 and as deceased in 1753. Also
identified was a James Genn (?) in 1754 and 1760. We don't know
where this one fits in.
The Rental Rolls for Maryland identify James Genn (2) in Queen
Annes County in 1765 and Caroline County in 1778. While this
information does not present a clear picture of what happened,
it does support Reverend Nathan's story that a move from Virginia
to Maryland was made after 1750.
Perhaps the best way to judge locations and movements of brothers
James Genn (2) and Thomas Genn (2) is to summarize the sequence
of land transactions in which they were involved, as follows:
2 February 1749 - John Baker, Planter, sold to William Hughlett,
Thomas Hughlett and James Genn (2), Baker's Plaine, Queen Ann
County, head of Choptank River, 600 acres for a price of 80
pounds. James Genn (2) got the eastern 200 acres as his share.
Baker's Plaine is located just north of the present town of
18 September 1751 - James Genn (2) patented 30 acres in Dorchester
County called Genn's Sand Hill.
2 September 1752 - Samuel and Mary Fountain sold to Thomas Genn
(2), land at Pinne Neck, Dorchester County, south side of Choptank
River, called Skinner's Chance, 180 acres.
10 August 1753 - James Genn (2) transferred to his brother,
Thomas Genn (2), Sand Hill, east side of Choptank River between
Greensboro and Denton.
8 May 1754 - James Genn (2) and William Hughlett purchased 74
acres adjacent to Baker's Plaine for £10 from Peter Rich.
11 June 1760 - James Genn (2) sold 50 acres, part of Baker's
Plaine, for £20 to John Thalls.
26 January 1771 - James Genn (3), eldest son of Thomas Genn
(2), sold Skinner's Chance, 79 1/2 acres, to William Juell.
7 March 1771
James Genn (3) sold to William Wilson Jr.,
Hayes Adventure 50 acres,
Genn's Sand Hill 30 acres,
Kollock's Cow Pasture 100 acres,
Piney Neck182 acres,
Cape Ann, a re-survey which included the above acreage.
19 March 1772 - James Genn (2) and William Hughlett settled
the boundary of their respective portions of Baker's Plaine.
4 February 1775 - James Genn (2) purchased 150 acres of Baker's
Plaine and Irish Discovery for 135 pounds from John Thalls Jr.
9 April 1776 - James Genn (2) purchased 40 acres, part of two
tracts called Irish Discovery and Dublin for £35 from
William and Ann Herrick.
2 September 1778 - James Genn (2) sold 5 acres of Baker's Plaine
for £30 to Josiah Genn.
5 March 1779 - James Genn (2) purchased 40 acres, part of Irish
Discovery, for £280 from John Slaughter.
The William Hughlett family came from St. Stephen's Parish,
County of Northumberland, Virginia, which was also the origin
of James Genn (2) and Thomas Genn (2).
Thomas Genn (2) was born 14 March 1718 (1715 according to Nathan),
in Saint Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia.
He was married in about 1743 to Sicely Stewart, born about 1723
in Virginia. They appear to have moved to Maryland about 1752,
following James Genn (2), brother of Thomas Genn (2).
Thomas Genn (2) and Sicely lived on the east side of the Choptank
River, at a place known as Sand Hill, purchased from James Genn
(2), about three miles below the bridge at Greensboro, then
known as Choptank Bridge. At that time it was in Dorchester
County, but in 1773 this area became Caroline County. His house,
built of brick, was 300 yards above the mouth of Vauns Branch
(later Yechariaho Mill), and about 100 feet from the river.
The family burial lot was located near where the house stood.
Thomas Genn (2) is also reported to have occupied the plantation
called Cape Ann located on the east side of the Choptank River
midway between Denton and Greensborough (alternate spelling).
Thomas Genn (2) was a shipbuilder by profession. His place of
business was located where a large tributary enters from the
opposite side. This created a wide place where ships could be
launched. We take this to be just upstream of the town of Denton.
At the time of his death, 1767 or 1768, his wife, Sicely Genn
was named as the administratrix of his estate, which included
one new vessel frame under construction.
Thomas Genn (2) had seven children. It was suggested by Reverend
Nathan that these were not the children of Sicely (Cecely) but
were by an earlier wife (possibly a Sarah). This remains a contradiction.
The children are:
Captain James Genn (3) was married to Ann Riggs on 3 June 1768 by Reverend John Rogers at Essex, Gloucester, Massachusetts. Ann Riggs was born in Gloucester, Massachusetts, 17 January 1748, the daughter of Joshua Riggs and Experience Stanwood, granddaughter of Thomas Riggs, great granddaughter of Thomas Riggs. They lived in Gloucester, Massachusetts until about 1776.
On 6 June 1771 Captain James Genn (3) was recorded as master of the schooner, Betsey, 20 tons, built in New England and registered in Boston 21 May 1771. The owners were recorded as James Genn (3) and Daniel Rogers. The cargo was rum, wine, molasses and some women's shoes. In January 1773 James Genn (3) was recorded as master of the schooner, Liberty, 40 tons, built in New England in 1767, and registered in Salem, 14 April 1767. The cargo was sugar, molasses, salt, cotton and wool.
We assume from a letter written to Captain James Genn (3) by his uncle, James Genn (2), 25 February 1770, that when James Genn (3) went away to sea, he left his affairs, his land, his slaves, and his inheritance from his father, Thomas Genn (2), in considerable disarray. In his absence his step mother was making a mess of things.
An index of Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution includes the following entries:
Ginn, James, 2nd Lieutenant, Captain John Brewer's (1st) Company, Colonel Josiah Brewer's (Penobscot) Regiment; list of officers to be commissioned, as returned by Col. Brewer and others, field officers, dated Penobscot, 1 July 1776, ordered in council 20 July 1776, that commissions be issued; reported commissioned 20 July 1776. (Note that a Josiah Brewer had married Ann Genn in 1793.)
Ginn, Samuel, Private, Captain Joseph Smith's Company; enlisted 19 July 1775, discharged 31 December 1775; service 5 months 25 days in defense of seacoast.
These could be Captain James Genn (3) and his brother Samuel Genn and that they were fighting on the side of the Revolution. Their respective ages would fit in. Alternately they could be Ginns and not Genns.
By 1776 Captain James Genn (3), his wife, Ann, and their four children had moved to New Worcester Plantation, Orrington, Maine, where he was Clerk prior to the incorporation of the town.
Around 1791, now with twelve children living, Captain James Genn (3) and family moved to Orland, Maine. He took over the mill of Robert Treat. While in Orland, he built one brig and two schooners.
Between 1797 and 1800 Captain James Genn (3) moved to Bucksport, Maine. There he built a wharf and a store. He built a number of vessels and was the first importer of foreign goods into Bucksport. In 1801 he built the schooner Favorite.
In 1803 Captain James Genn (3) built a large house at the present site of the Janet Harrison house on Main Street. His home was used for both Congregational services and Catholic mass in 1803. It was also used for town meetings.
Captain James Genn (3) died 17 April 1818, his wife Ann (Riggs) Genn died 19 September 1822, both in Bucksport, Maine.
Thirteen children are attributed to James Genn (3) and Ann. Five are recorded at Essex, Gloucester, Massachusetts:
The remaining eight were born at Orrington, Maine:
We presume that James Genn (4) died as an infant.
James Genn (5) never married.
Ann Genn married Josiah Brewer, son of John and Abigail Brewer, 16 March 1793. Their children were:
Abraham Genn (Ginn) married Hannah Downs 15 October 1794. Their children were:
Lucy Genn, born 24 January 1798 Orland Maine, married John Jackson 13 June 1818; children: Benjamin, Susan Marie, George Washington, Sewall, Mary, John Frederic, Emeline Rice, (all Jackson).
Herod Genn.
Uriah Genn, born, Orland, Maine.
Samuel Genn was married to Hannah Keyes. Their son was:
Samuel Genn, born 1801, married Isabel Ridley, 1833, died, 1882, and granddaughter was Ruth Ridley Genn, born 1839, married M. Snow, 1857.
Joshua Genn married Susan Page of Bucksport. Their son was:
Joshua Genn, Born 15 June 1816, married 1846 to Sarah Johnson, died 7 February 1890.
Their grandson, was Arthur M. Genn, born 15 September 1848, married 4 March 1873 to Margaret Vile, died 19 January 1902.
Daniel Genn married Sally Odom 27 February 1805.
Susan Genn married Captain Samuel Keyes 20 January 1801.
Mary Genn married Dudley Parker.
Sally Genn married Roland or Royland Tyler.
William Riggs Genn married Kitty Stewart or Stuart. He died 20 April 1868. Their son was:
Their granddaughter was Elizabeth Genn, born 22 October 1853, married Charles F. Eddy, died, 3 January 1889.
Polly Genn married Freelove or Free Grove Parker.
Margaret Genn died September 1840.
Rachael C. Cobb, wife of William Harrison Genn, was a ninth generation, direct descendent of George Soule, passenger on the Mayflower. Their daughter, Elizabeth Genn married Charles F. Eddy on 28 January 1874. Charles Eddy was an eighth generation descendent of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins, both passengers on the Mayflower. Priscilla Mullins' parents, William and Alice Mullins were also both passengers on the Mayflower. Children of the marriage of Elizabeth Genn and Charles Eddy, as yet to be documented, would therefore have a claim to having five direct ancestors as passengers on the Mayflower's crossing of December 1620.
William Harrison Genn had married Rachael C. Cobb, 13 July 1842, as his first wife. They had five children:
Rachael C. Cobb was born in 1820, died 7 June 1861.
William Harrison Genn married, for his second wife on 28 January 1874, Martha A. Cobb, born 10 November 1831. Their Two children were:
William Harrison Genn died in 1888. Martha A. (Cobb) Genn died 20 November 1927.
Josiah Genn, son of Thomas Genn (2), remained in the Choptank area for most of his life. His property was four miles north of Greensboro, Maryland. On this land, he and his sons built a church, known as Genn's Church; also a school. There is a small church and school on Bridgetown Road at Union Road, west of Goldsboro. These are not likely the originals but may be on the original sites. Across Bridgetown Road from this church is the farm of Robert Jarman. This may be the farm that Reverend Nathan Genn referred to as belonging to his grandfather. The next corner at Cedar Lane is the location of Captain Andrew Baggs farm, later owned by Dr. Betson.
Josiah Genn and his wife Margaret had three sons, James Curtis, Jethro and David.
On 10 September 1810 Josiah Genn purchased two acres, part of Bank's Addition, for $80 from James Curtis and Susanna Genn.
On 7 May 1812, Josiah and Margaret Genn sold two acres for $200 to Thomas Genn (5) father of Reverend Nathan Genn. On 20 June 1812 Josiah and Margaret Genn sold 5 3/4 acres, Casson's Neglect for $15 to Abner Roe. They then moved with their family to Ohio.
On 4 October 1813 Josiah Genn purchased 6 1/2 acres along the road from Lebanon to Waynesville, Ohio for $100 from Lewis Drake. Genntown, near Lebanon Ohio, is attributed to their time there.
Josiah Genn and family next moved to Bloomingrove, Indiana. On 21 September 1816 Jethro Genn purchased 1/2 acre in Warren County, Indiana for $50 from Lewis Drake. On 21 September 1816 David Genn purchased two acres, four perches in Warren County, Indiana for $100 from Lewis Drake.
James Curtis Genn arrived in Indiana about 1810. On 2 September 1818 he purchased 60 acres in Franklin County, Indiana from Thomas Slaughter. On 25 May 1820, James Curtis Genn sold a 12 pole by 13 pole portion of his 60 acres to the Trustees of the M. E. Church.
8 April 1828, Jethro Genn of Franklin County, Indiana sold 1/2 acre in Warren County, Ohio to Daniel Dittes.
9 February 1829, David Genn purchased 40 acres in Franklin County, Indiana for $350 from James Sherwood.
11 March 1829, Josiah and Margaret Genn sold 6 1/2 acres to Abraham Miller.
11 March 1829, David and Sarah Genn sold 2 acres, 4 perches to Abraham Miller.
29 October 1841, Jethro Genn purchased 60 acres previously owned by James Curtis Genn for $85 from Richard Clements.
26 September 1845, Jethro Genn purchased 39 1/2 acres in Franklin County, Indiana for $96.33 in part from McCarmichael.
31 December 1845, Jethro Genn sold 60 acres in Franklin County, Indiana for $400 to George Holland.
Jethro Genn had a son named Thomas. Thomas Genn had two sons, Jonathan and David. They both served in the Civil War.
Johnathan Genn accidentally shot and killed himself in Tennessee. David Genn lived in Metamora, Franklin County, Indiana and Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana before moving to Dayton, Ohio around 1900.
Samuel Genn, son of Thomas Genn (2), next appears in Bucksport, Maine, name now changed to Ghen. Samuel Ghen married Sabra Cross and their son, Thomas Ghen married Sarah Cook. Mehitable Cook Ghen was the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Ghen.
Of the remaining children of Thomas Genn (2), nothing more has been confirmed regarding Ann Genn, Sarah Genn or Thomas Genn (3). Mary Genn died young.
The Wamego Reporter, Wamego, Kansas, 20 June 1924, published an obituary for a Josiah Thomas Genn, born 22 August 1832, died 13 June 1924. It reports that his great grandfather had come from Scotland and located in Bucksport, Maine. His father, Captain Thomas Genn had died in Atkinson, Maine in 1858. Josiah Thomas Genn had migrated to Kansas in 1857 where he located the Beecher Bible and Rifle Colony. After many years of farming and shooting Indians with the 11th Kansas Cavalry, he became Justice of the Peace. He was best known for his funding the construction of the Genn Hospital in Wamego. Despite the obvious similarities, we consider this Josiah Genn as other origins than the one we have followed from Maryland.
More to our immediate interest is the fate of James Genn (2), whom we identify as our direct ancestor. James Genn (2) held a one third interest in a 600 acre tract of land on the west side of the Choptank River, between Greensboro (Nathan's spelling) and Old Town ("about a mile above Greensborough between the Old Town and the river", where he lived for twenty two years. His brother Thomas Genn (2) was located on the east side of the Choptank River, a place known as Sand Hill, about three miles below the bridge at Greensboro.
James Genn (2) married Ann Straughan on 27 August 1747. Ann Straughan was born 8 November 1719, daughter of David Straughan.
David Straughan had married Ruth on 16 February 1697/8. Ruth was the relict of William Parker and previous to that had been married to Laurence White. David Straughan is identified as the administrator of Ruth's will on 15 June 1698, which precludes Ruth from being Ann's mother. On 11 September 1704 Mary Straughan, wife of David Straughan, sued him for marrying another while she was absent. Ann's mother could be Mary or her successor.
James Genn (2) and Ann had four children:
About Thomas Genn (4) we know nothing.
John Genn was a farmer and lived near Bridgetown. He married Rachell Baggs. Among their eight children was Thomas Genn (5), otherwise known as "Thomas the Blacksmith". Thomas Genn (5) was the father of Reverend Nathan Genn. John Genn died 3 April 1804 in Maryland.
Mary Genn we know nothing about.
William Genn, by about 1780 had moved to England and located in Falmouth, Cornwall. He married Phillis Tiddy on 3 June 1781, and ultimately became the great grandfather of Diogo Madison Genn, the progenitor of the Genns of Canada.
The American Revolution, 1775 to 1780, resulted in many thousands of United Empire Loyalists being expelled from the USA. Some settled in Eastern Canada, others returned to England. Our William Genn left Maryland at that time but we have not established that this was the reason for his departure. It is more likely that he had business reasons for his departure which may have involved the ship building business in Maryland and the Packet Ship fleet out of Falmouth.
How are we sure we have the right William Genn? The evidence is as follows:
1. Susan Gay recorded in her book Old Falmouth that William Genn came to Falmouth from America in the latter part of the eighteenth century.
2. A William Genn was born in Maryland in 1754 and a William Genn died in Falmouth in 1835 which would have made him 81. His gravestone in Falmouth reported him as age 80 and his obituary as 82.
3. Considering the population of America in 1750, the probability of finding another William Genn the correct age is very remote.
4. Lott Genn, a son of James Genn (2) by his second wife referred to his half brother in England. Of Lott's three half brothers, John Genn remained in America (1790 census for Maryland), so he must have been referring to either William Genn or Thomas Genn (4).
5. Lott Genn had received a letter from his half brother in England stating "that he had pleanty of this world's goods". When William Genn died in Falmouth, his estate included the rooms and dwellings of some seventeen tenants located throughout the town of Falmouth. We recognize that as evidence of "pleanty of this world?s goods?.".
6. William Genn had children in Falmouth named James John and Mary. These are also the names of William Genn's father, brother and sister in America. This four name combination repeats itself for several generations.
7. Florence Cottage, Falmouth, (the Genn house), has the Mayflower in a stained glass window, evidence of their American heritage.
8. The birth of a William Genn of the correct age does not seem to appear in any English records.
Our direct ancestor, Ann (Straughan) Genn, the wife of James Genn (2) died 23 October 1755. The widower, James Genn (2) then married Mary Andrews 16 February 1758 by license, St. Luke's Parish, Queen Annes County, Maryland, his name being recorded as James Gin. Mary Andrews was born 12 April 1740, the daughter of James and Jemima Andrews.
Ten children were born to James Genn (2) and Mary:
On 30 August 1780, James Genn (2) was appointed Inspector for Choptank Bridge, Caroline County, under the "Act for the Regulation for the Staple of Tobacco". In 1774 he had filed a report as Tobacco Inspector at Bridgetown, Caroline County, Maryland.
James Genn (2) died 25 September 1781 and his second wife, Mary (Andrews) Genn died 6 July 1790.
Of the ten children by James Genn (2) and his second wife, Mary, only the following information was reported by Reverend Nathan Genn:
Ann Genn married Baptist Davis on 20 November 1783.
They had five children:
Lott lived near Greensboro, never married, and died near there September 1841. All but one of his beneficiaries were or had been Jarmans. The 1790 Census lists his household as consisting of two free white females and two slaves. Reverend Nathan remembered Lott personally, and much of the foregoing was related by way of this source.
Our direct ancestor, James Genn (2) died, 25 September 1781. In his will, dated 8 May 1779, probated 16 October 1781, he identifies his extensive land holdings, which he bequeathed as follows:
Sons Lott Genn and James, the plantation where I now dwell...land lying in Tuckahoe Neck called Branfield.
Son Andrew, part of Irish Discovery, part of Bakers Plaine and part of Dublin.
Son Charles, land adjacent William Harrington.
Son Ruben, part of Bakers Plaine and part of Irish Discovery.
Daughters Ann and Elizabeth got equal shares of the Negroes.
Son Lee Genn received two thirds of the rest of the estate.
The residue was shared by children Lee Ginn, Ann Ginn and Elizabeth Ginn. (The Genn/Ginn switch seems not to have concerned anyone.)
We note that James Genn (2), in his will, failed to acknowledge the four children by his first wife, Ann Straughan, which includes our direct ancestor, William Genn in Falmouth. Reverend Nathan found this unusual, as some of them still lived in the area. Reverend Nathan suggests that the second wife, Mary Andrews, had more than her share of influence in the matter. There may have been a difference in religion which split the two parts of the family. James Genn (2) appointed Mary, his wife, as executrix and Josiah Genn, his nephew, signed as a witness.
The 1790 census for Maryland identifies three Genn families (spelled Ginn in the transcript) remaining in Caroline County. These are, including their households:
Once again, the Genn/Ginn switch seems not to have concerned anyone.
Reverend Nathan Genn inherited land from his father, Thomas the Blacksmith, also land from the family of his wife, Mary Fisher Noel. In the 1850's, Reverend Nathan sold his slaves and went to Delaware for several years. After the civil war he returned to Maryland, mortgaged his property several times, couldn't repay and eventually had to give up his possessions. It was likely at this time that Nathan took up preaching. While he is referred to as Reverend Nathan, it is likely that he was never ordained.
We assume that Reverend Nathan lived out his final years in the Greensboro, MD. area. No grave has yet been located. His wife, Mary F. Genn (b.20 May 1814, d.29 May 1883) is buried in the old cemetery in Greensboro. Their son, Nathan Genn (b. 25 May 1849, d.20 May 1910) and their grandson, Nathan Genn (b.26 June 1889, d. 2 February 1911) are buried in adjoining plots in the new cemetery in Greensboro.
Chesapeake, an historic novel by James A. Michener, is a story about colonial America, focusing on Virginia, Maryland and Chesapeake Bay. The focal point of the book is homesteading and boat building along the Choptank River. The Quakers (Society of Friends) play a significant role in the story. The period 1701 to 1811 is dealt with between pages 316 and 515 and one finds so much similarity between Michener's book and the foregoing story that one must wonder if they are about the same individuals.
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The selection hypothesis of Priest and Klein explains the selection of cases for trial, from the underlying population of filed cases, based on the position of the legal standard, the degree of stake asymmetry, and the predictability of trial outcomes. This paper develops implications of the selection hypothesis for the relationship between trial rates and plaintiff win rates. We find strong evidence for the selection hypothesis in estimated relationships between trial rates and plaintiff win rates at trial across case types and judges. We then structurally estimate the model on judge data, yielding estimates of the model's major parameters (the decision standard, the degree of stake asymmetry, and the uncertainty parameter) for each of three major case types, contracts, property rights, and torts. We are able to infer that tried cases are unrepresentative of filed cases and that stakes are higher for plaintiffs in contract and property rights cases and higher for defendants in tort cases. Finally, we infer that the uncertainty surrounding case outcomes is higher for tort cases than for the others, supporting the view of tort system critics that legal standards in tort cases are not clearly understood.
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Environmental disaster on the banks of Atrato River
By Viviana González, attorney at Tierra Digna
In the water of the Atrato River flows the history and memory of the Department of Chocó. The largest river in Colombia, the Atrato carries down its 750 kilometers the identities of the black and indigenous communities that live along its banks. Those river communities have long borne witness to the degradation of their territory and the contamination of its water due to mining and logging operations.
While the Colombian government neglects the problem, the inhabitants of the Atrato River basin have organized to demand the protection of their fundamental rights. They have presented a case before the Constitutional Court, represented by the Center for Social Justice Studies "Tierra Digna." In support of the case, AIDA filed an amicus brief (in Spanish) with arguments based on international environmental and human rights law.
Last August, the court selected the case for review, and is currently studying the evidence. They have held a public hearing, conducted a site visit, and ordered the technical opinion of several experts.
The affected communities are hopeful their search for justice will come to fruition.
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The Department of Chocó has, since pre-Columbian times, been a region flush from gold mining. For the black communities that settled on the banks of the Atrato and San Juan Rivers, gold mining became an industry linked to their identity, culture and daily life. Their practices were artisanal, with low environmental impacts, and were complementary to other activities such as agriculture, hunting and fishing.
However, since the mid-90s, the region has filled with outsiders seeking fortune. They came from Brazil, Peru and other regions of Colombia, such as Antioquia. They began to extract ore in a new way: they use bulldozers and other machinery to remove soil from hills and riverbanks, which is then covered with large quantities of mercury to extract the metal.
Meanwhile, the lush forests of Chocó, guardians of incredible biodiversity and the most expensive woods in the marketplace, have suffered from an insatiable demand. The controls of environmental authorities have been notably absent in the face of devastated riverbeds, overflowing rivers, channels obstructed by fallen trees, mercury pollution, and the loss of flora and fauna. This absence had led to flagrant violations of the right to a healthy and balanced environment.
Rights at risk and an absent State
The Colombian Constitution gives ethnic groups a wide range of rights and special protections, recognizing their value to the natural and cultural heritage of the country and the world. However, the government, while granting certain formal guarantees of protection, enacts policies that openly disrespect them.
To confront the situation of informal mining in Chocó, for example, the government has authorized various mining titles to large companies. In doing so, they have ignored collective titles to existing property and have thrown overboard years of struggle for social and political justice for ethnic populations. This could cause the displacement of these communities, threatening their very survival as social groups.
In addition to not implementing appropriate controls in the region, the government has ignored requests for help from affected communities, and has even criminalized those seeking solutions. It has left the ethnic communities alone to face powerful economic interests.
The problem is not a small one. More than 80 percent of the population of Chocó is of ethnic origin: black and indigenous peoples whose cultural identity, ancestral customs, survival practices and recognition as distinct societal groups are all related to the land on which they live, particularly the Atrato River. They depend upon the river for transportation, food and water, domestic activities, rest and recreation. They depend upon it for their way of life.
The environmental degradation of Chocó directly threatens the fundamental rights to human dignity, health, life, food security, free movement, water, territory, and self-determination as ethnic peoples. This outlook worsens when the government ignores the communities' basic needs, including health, housing, food, basic sanitation and drinking water. In the past, nature allowed for self-sufficiency, which, because of the severe environmental damage, is no longer possible. The government has justified inaction by arguing that the problem is so great that it is out of their hands.
But the inhabitants of the Atrato River aren't standing idly by. They have undertaken a collective fight to require the Colombian government to guarantee their rights. They have created the Elder Councils of the Medium and High Atrato: Cocomacia and Cocomopoca, and the Association of Councils of the Lower Atrato.
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HEREFORD - Pauline G. Martinez, 76, died Monday, Feb. 22, 2010, in Amarillo.
Prayer vigil will be at 7 p.m. today and Friday in Rix Funeral Directors Chapel. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in La Iglesia de San Jose with the Rev. David Contreras as celebrant. Burial will be in St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery.
Mrs. Martinez was born April 5, 1933, in LaGarita, N.M., to Ramon S. and Adelaida Quintana Gonzales. She married Jorge S. Martinez on July 8, 1950, in Fort Collins, Colo.
Survivors include three daughters, Sylvia Hernandez, Carmen Garcia and Grace Olivas, all of Amarillo; two sons, Jesse Martinez of Amarillo and Raymond Martinez of Panhandle; a sister, Ramona Gonzales of Hereford; two brothers, Arturo Gonzales and Severo Gonzales, both of Hereford; 29 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
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It was a good game, good football win. Seniors got to go up the tunnel as senior victors for the last time in this stadium, and we put a lot of emphasis on that because of the struggles and what they go through, when you look at a guy that's been here four or five years, so it was great for them, and great for our team, that the younger guys, the underclassmen, went out there and competed for them, and that's an expectation, and the guys who are seniors who were playing in their last game at Michigan stadium, I thought they did a nice job of going out there and playing 60 minutes of football.
Coach, how difficult is it to be in this environment, and be so connected with your players, especially with your senior group – how bittersweet is it for you to see them perform the last time here for a victory?
It's always difficult, and it's because I'm a very emotional person, good or bad, so pick your poison, but we get very tight and close with the players, because we are there to help them grow, so from a personal life standpoint to the academics, the social, to everything else, you know, they're one of your sons, and that's how we look at it.
When did you make the decision for Denard to play, and kind of come up with his type of role?
I didn't make the decision for him to play. Once he got cleared and he felt good, health-wise, we had talked about doing this for 18 months, and when he got home last week after the Northwestern game, that night, he had nine plays ready, and we put six more in, so I think Al does a tremendous job of taking your personnel and the playmakers you have on the team, and having the ability to get them the ball, and let their God-given ability take over.
Can you tell us what you know about Fitz's situation?
Yeah, he's in the hospital now, and he's had surgery. You know, I think we'll leave it at that for now, and make sure – his mother wasn't here, he had two brothers here, but we'll leave it to that.
How important was it to get Devin and Denard on the field at the same time, see how that offense works in a game, maybe work out some of the kinks before next week?
You know, next week really never had anything to do with it. We had to beat Iowa. We're still in the championship race, and we wanted to win this game for our seniors, and also because we're still in a race for the championship.
Was there any thought of using Denard as – I mean, at practice, was their thoughts that he maybe could be quarterback this week, or just say 'he's limited, but we're going to find a way to get him on the field'.
Well, you know, I think it would be unjust for us not to use him in the best way we thought would let him be the most successful, and he's throwing the ball a little bit, not throwing it a lot, so we thought this was the best. This kid has put up with a lot of criticism at times, so he's been praised at time, and he's a competitive guy who loves the game and loves his teammates, and he showed great maturity the last three weeks, and great leadership.
Along those lines, did you have to do any convincing to Denard that he would play, but it wouldn't be at quarterback?
How did that go? Was there any thought of that, or was it –
Uh-uh. It really wasn't. It was – he wanted to play, where could he help us best playing.
Can he throw the ball?
Yeah, but not as well as he'd like to.
A lot of quarterbacks who have been leaders the whole time in their career, and called the plays, to suddenly go in the last game as a senior at your home stadium and not kind of be the boss, a lot of players wouldn't necessarily take that. Can you speak about his personality …
Well, I think it tells you what kind of kid he is, what kind of young man, I should say. He has, in his development, his growth, his character, and the integrity, I think this kid has had some unbelievable moments here at Michigan and Michigan stadium, and has had some moments that weren't so good, but he's grown within this team, and this team – this is his team, you know, and him and Kovacs and all the seniors have a big piece of it, and I know Devin said it the other day, he has been the face of Michigan football.
Brady, Devin had, I think, six touchdowns. Looked pretty easy for him today. Can you talk about where he's at right now overall?
He had six touchdowns?
He had six touchdowns.
Did he really? See I don't remember that stuff.
He was pretty good.
Well, I think you answered your question. He's pretty good. You asked for that, now.
Did you hear the crowd cheering 'beat Ohio' early in the fourth quarter, throughout the quarter?
Yeah, and I said to someone next to me, 'we need to beat Iowa'.
You've been here two years, and haven't lost here. Is there something that helps you more at home, or just the nature of comfort, or what?
I think there's always – and you see it in all kinds of sports, you know, playing at home is something that's treated us well. I think familiarity with everything. I wish I could tell you, I just think there's a comfort, I guess.
Ohio State, and then the bowl game, could Denard go back to quarterback?
Um…I don't know. I guess he could. I don't know. It's an option.
When was Denard cleared, and what does Denard have to be able to do to get cleared? Is he able to grip the ball?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
When was he cleared?
What's today, Saturday? Probably six days ago.
And I'm sorry, is he cleared for good now, or does he have to go through another process to be sure, day to day?
He might be day to day.
I know you don't want to talk specifics about Fitz, but was it his ankle, or his leg.
I'm not going to – I want to make sure his mother has been contacted.
You talked about being an emotional person. Now that you've beaten Iowa, can you talk about how playing Ohio State your first time head coaching, what that means, and how you –
It's fun.
It's fun?
It is fun. It's a great rivalry, and there's a lot of respect on both sides for those programs, so for both programs, it's fun. I mean, you asked, it's fun. It's going to be fun.
You had a lot of success throwing down the field. What was working out there, and what did you see?
Well, I think some play action set it up, and then I think Gallon made a terrific catch with concentration. The ball was where it needed to be, and defended pretty decently. I think one of the best throws and catches was an out on the sideline to Roy. I thought Roy did a nice job with his hands, and that's one thing – I said this last week, but I think Roy is really catching the ball more with his hands, and not as much with his body as he had earlier.
When did you see that kind of take shape?
I don't know, sometime. Probably in practice.
You were talking about just wanting to beat Iowa, and you weren't thinking about next week, but to the untrained eye, it certainly looked like you threw a lot of things out there that the other team will have to look for in the upcoming week. Now, was that just timing, or is that something that you think you need to do against your big rival—have extra wrinkles…?
You know, if I was that smart to do that, I would have done it, but no, we were trying to beat Iowa. We were trying to put our players, because it would be very selfish of us as coaches for us not to give these kids the best chance to win a football game, and whatever we do offensively or defensively to prepare, if we don't do that, then we're short-selling this program, and these seniors, and these kids, and we're not going to do that.
You said you thought about doing this as long as 18 months ago. What prevented this before now?
How do I answer this?
I would say, in doing it, it would have been done kind of like we did last year a little bit more, when we had both of them on the field, and we just added to it, and there's a maturity level for everybody that it takes to be able to handle those things.
So you're saying 18 months ago, you mean Denard at quarterback and Devin at receiver?
Maybe. Sort of.
You talked about Gallon and Roundtree, but they're stepping up, and talk about, if you could, them helping Gardner, and how Gardner throwing the ball is really giving you a chance to pick up where Denard left off.
Yeah, I think there's a lot of truth to all that, but I think our front's blocking better. I think part of that is the play action game.
You have a new formation, the first time you showed it. How did that complicate what teams have to get ready for, and Ohio hasn't seen it before?
You have to spend some time on it, so sometimes that's the biggest thing, you know, you're spending time on a formation that was run maybe three times, you know, and thinking 'okay, what can you do out of it, and what can they do out of it', and so as a coach, you're spending your time, and then you're taking practice time, so it's time, and there's one thing that none of us have, is a lot of time.
Given the emotionality of the last game, how confident are you that these kids can put that behind them pretty quickly for next week?
Well, they're going to have to, and I'm pretty confident in how our seniors have led, and how we've gone to work every Sunday, win and lose.
A lot of talk about the offense, obviously the quarterback has six touchdowns, but how about the defense, particularly after it was 7-7 to not letting them score until it was out of reach.
Yeah, you know, but we're missing sacks, we don't tackle. They're knocking us off the line of scrimmage earlier, we're – it was awful.
Desmond Morgan, what's his status?
We thought he'd be ready, but he's not.
Care to say what part of –
And then, Gary Moeller got honored on the field –
Yeah, that was cool.
What does that mean to you?
Means a lot. Coach Moeller as a person, as a coach, as a man, it means a lot. It means a lot to Michigan.
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Skip to comments.Boehner to Obama: We want the individual mandate delayed for a year like the employer mandate was
Posted on 07/09/2013 1:24:30 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Populism is fun.
I never thought Id see the day when the White House, the president came down on the side of big business but left the American people out in the cold as far as his health care mandate is concerned, Cantor told reporters after House Republicans met for their weekly closed-door meeting. And we, as House Republicans, are not going to sit still for that.…
What the president did is outrageous, Boehner said. The idea that were going to give big businesses a break on Obamacare but were going to punish small businesses and families? Its wrong. And well have another vote. Count on it.
Here's the letter Boehner sent to O inquiring about whether there are any more "glitches" and surprises in O-Care's implementation that the White House knows about but is keeping quiet for now. ObamaCare repeal votes are usually party-line (or almost party-line) but I'm intrigued by this one. With the midterms getting closer and Democrats getting nervous about their party's signature boondoggle, maybe a vote demanding a modest one-year delay in the individual mandate will draw more than token support from them. That means nothing legislatively since Reid will certainly block the House bill in the Senate, but it'll be spun by the GOP as a bipartisan vote of no confidence in ObamaCare generally. What's a panicky Democrat who's reluctant to humiliate Obama to do?
While they're busy taking votes, here's one more for them to take:
If Republicans were smart, theyd draft a bill based on the following mantra: No Subsidization Without Verification. That is, they should take a stand that nobody can receive subsidies through Obamacare before the government has a system in place that can independently verify the information as accurate.
If such a piece of legislation becomes law, it would effectively delay one of the central provisions of Obamacare indefinitely, because after more than three years, the government has not been able to figure out a way to meet the technological challenge of verification. As stated in the HHS rule published Friday: After reviewing and considering the appropriate public comments and completing a technical analysis, we have concluded that the service described in the proposed rule is not feasible for implementation for the first year of operations. This service would involve a large amount of systems development on both the state and federal side, which cannot occur in time for October 1, 2013.
Of course, Obama and his fellow Democrats would likely block such an attempt by Republicans. If they do so, they will be put into the position of explaining to the American people why they are willing to hand out a over a trillion dollars of taxpayer subsidies without proper procedures in place to prevent fraud.
Boehner mentions O waving bye-bye to ObamaCare's anti-fraud provisions in the clip, but it seems to be a secondary line of attack after the populist individual/employer mandate talking point. It shouldn't be. The average low-information voter might not be paying close enough attention to understand the distinctions between the two mandates. Everyone understands the point about verification, though. If we don't leave people to the honor system in reporting their taxes, why should we leave them to it in demanding welfare for health insurance? That hits taxpayers in the gut. Not sure the mandate point does.
Weak. Defund it, then get back to the tanning bed.
De-fund it you gutless turd.
Go back to sleep, Boehner. Don't bother the adults.
Another Boehner FAIL. He should demanding that the law be implemented on schedule, or totally repealed. No letting the Dems off the hook in the 2014 election!
No letting Republicans off the hook in the 2014 election.
I said it.
Delayed for a year? THEN WHAT?
He's an idiot.
His response to Obama's unconstitutional delay of part of the law is to ask (whiny begger) Obama to unconstitutionally delay another part.
These are legislative duties. Moron.
This country doesn't need a legislature. Damn banana republic.
It is a violation of the US Constitution (AKA: contempt of congress) for POTUS to pick and choose which parts of legally passed legislation is worthy of enforcement by the executive branch. That is not within the purview of the powers provided to POTUS.
Boehner is a first among equals; all congress-critters are idiots.
Screw that. Destroy the entire friggin' law, John.
Seriously, John, why not challenge the illegal DELAY of the employer mandate? This is the Assclown's SIGNATURE legislation...remember the tweet "It's. The. Law."?
Make him suck it, John, and make him pay for it with historic losses that make 2010 look like a slap on the wrist.
whiny begger = Beohner , not Obama.
Delaying the individual mandate just punts everything until after the 2014 election.
The only way the LIV's will understand this law is to force them to comply with it.
The Democrats shoved ObamaCare down our throats, and it is time to shove it back up their ***.
Ding Ding Ding!
Go have another drink and stay out of it. Delaying it only helps the dems for 2014.
people to boehner. we want obamacare defunded. immediately.
I'm as happy to hold the R's accountable. Someone sure needs to primary Boehner!
The HELL with postponement, WE WANT THE MFer repealled!
RE: The HELL with postponement, WE WANT THE MFer repealled!
The House has voted to REPEAL Obamacare 37 times ( the latest one in a bill introduced by Michelle Bachmann ). They all suffered the same fate when it reached the Senate.
DEFUNDING would probably be the easier thing to do at this point.
Then, hope that the GOP takes over the Senate in 2014 and then re-introduce the repeal for the 38th time.
Of course, you will be met with Obama's veto pen.
Get some nads Boehner and kill this bill that the majority of Americans dislike.
Another stupid move by Bonehead and the Stupid Party.
He should make certain that BOTH the individual and employer mandates kick in BEFORE the 2014 election.
With a little luck and a bit of competence (maybe too much to hope for?) the Democrats would be massacred in 2014.
No, delay the entire law.........forever.
I'm sure being Speaker is not the easiest job in the world.
But right now there should be just two items on Boehner's to do list:
1. Kill the damned amnesty bill.
2. Defund nobama care.
Even a RINO, GOPer like him could do this with his eyes closed.
The article kept leading up to what the House Republicans could do, then on the rest of the story, which in each case was that it doesn't matter anyway, the Senate and Obozo will put the kibbosh on whatever measure the House takes anyway.
In light of the amnesty bill being weaseled, and the fact that apparently even if the House does take a stand on Obozocare, it will be a futile gesture, I'm wondering, what is the point? To try to mitigate conservative anger when the amnesty bill leaves the House, is "reconciled" with the Senate bill, and passed? By saying, "well, at least we tried to stand up for you re Obozocare and the individual mandate"? When not Congress nor the Supreme Court has been able to stop this juggernaut to date?
Exactly. Defund it Bonehead!
Boner and other Republicans should be explaining how Obama postponed the employer mandate to avoid an 2014 election disaster for Dims. This is a golden opportunity to again point out the harm Obamacare will cause, but all he can come up with is to ask that the individual mandate also be postponed?
Either kill the whole thing or let it go as scheduled while chaos results.
It will be Obama's and Pelosi's and Reid's chaos.
Let it be!
Boehner is the Elmer Fudd of the House.
Defund this Marxist monstrosity and shut down the government if needed to force a vote in the Senate.
What the president did is outrageous, Boehner said. The idea that were going to give big businesses a break on Obamacare but were going to punish small businesses and families? Its wrong. And well have another vote. Count on it.
Another vote on what? The damned thing was passed already.
Why don't you put Barrack on notice and inform him that the law stands as is....
Or is this a living document, still going through embryo and evolution???
Get Effing real. You ain't got nothing to vote on.
What you do got is the power to force this joker to follow the law. The same law he was so in favor of and is enamored with for it being ascribed to and named after him.
Flippin flake.
Sorry, I'll send you a box of Kleenex...
here it is in a nutshell...
and this will piss off every damn one of you "Roberts is a traitor" types on this here forum...
fubo is delaying implementation for one reason..
once the tax is appealed (2014 until fubo's little game changer) the tax and "penalty"(which was never a penalty and was always a tax, read the bill, all 3000 pages of it)are found unconstitutional, the whole thing unravels like a cheap rope.....
he is keeping it alive for another year, hoping one of the conservative or federalist judges retires or dies...
the roberts ruling was not a blessing for fubocare, it was a carefully written ruling that would end it once and for all, and prevent this kind of crap from ever happening again....
if one of the conservative or federalist justices suddenly goes away, then i would look for foul play..
and I can finally say to all you naysayers..
The S**thead of the House of Representatives opens his mouth. As usual, a giant turd comes forth. This guy is not even smart enough to realize that delaying implementation of any part of Obamacare will only serve to help Obama and the Dems in the 2014 election. To say that Boehner is unbelievable would be a huge understatement.
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