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Teflon Don - Rick Ross
- Summary: Losing none of the momentum put in motion by his 2009 effort, Deeper Than Rap, Rick Ross keeps a very good thing going on Teflon Don, arguably his best album to date. You want rap-style luxury? Then Deeper is the better fit, but Teflon plays up the chilled and soulful elements of its predecessor, meaning Ross has graduated to a level where words like "organic†and "poignant†come into play. The former is best represented by "Mayback Music III†and it's swirling, '70s-flavored dreamscape created by the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League production team. Ross allows guests T.I. and Jadakiss to go first on the cut, then grabs his cigar for an uplifting story of ghetto triumph that goes from pushing to pleasing the folks ("Parents never had a good job/Now it's black American Express cards"). When it comes to "poignant,†the evidence is dotted throughout the album with the rapper reflecting on where he's been, and he often questions his own lust for fame. He chants the title to the opening "I'm Not a Star†as if it was a remindful mantra, but it's his new love of contrasts that's really interesting, following Kanye's swaggering on "Live Fast, Die Young†with "Seems to me we gettin' money for the wrong things/Look around, Maseratis for the whole team/Look at Haiti, children dyin' round the clock/I'd send a hundred grand but that's a decent watchâ€. The familiar party and thugging tunes work too with "B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast),†"No. 1,†and the mixtape favorite "MC Hammer†-- now with added Gucci Mane verse -- all coming correct. Add all the Illuminati references in the Jay-Z team-up ("Free Masonâ€), a decent smoking song ("Super Highâ€), and a track where Cee-Lo's performance just might make you misty ("Tears of Joyâ€), and it's obvious Ross' albums are no longer just vessels for his singles. ~ David Jeffries… Expand
- Record Label: Def Jam
- Genre(s): Rap, Pop/Rock, Gangsta Rap, Southern Rap
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Score distribution:
Positive: 16 out of 18
Mixed: 2 out of 18
Negative: 0 out of 18
Ross raps unhurriedly, encouraging listeners to mull over his every word. Teflon Don is one of this summer's blockbusters.
Ross' ear for lush, expansive beats has become keener and his industry Rolodex deeper, allowing him to make every track but the intro feel like an epic, costarring major talents like Jay-Z, Kanye West, Erykah Badu, and Drake.
Rick Ross keeps a very good thing going on Teflon Don, arguably his best album to date.
While it's good to see hip-hop stick up for Ross and his charismatic storytelling, their support sometimes gets in the way of hearing what Ross actually has to say, and at the end of 50 minutes you're left wanting more of Ross than you actually got.
The old Ross was mired in drug-rap cliches; today, he sounds easeful, letting his basso profundo do the heavy lifting in the Jay-Z collabo "Free Mason," and gloating with wit and goofiness, of which he once seemed incapable.
Still, hate it or love it, his albums are always a, what's the word we're looking for... cinematic event.
Ross's greatest tool is still his presence, which vouches for the strength of his persona when his lyrics can't.
Score distribution:
Positive: 5 out of 6
Mixed: 0 out of 6
Negative: 1 out of 6
Oct 11, 2013This is a classic rap album, period. Here Rick Ross has an album that paints an overall picture of a guy who sees the street life as almost a political rebellion against an oppressive and the answer is capitalism. He paint himself as the Don and succeeds at it: his lyrics get deep at various points; features a lot of talented artists and he sounds great on almost every song. Despite Rick Ross being very corpulent, this rap album has no fat at all. Absent are the unnecessary skits and interludes and filler songs. This is one of the best edited, leanest albums I've ever heard; it proves that Ross understands that greatness is not only having something to say, but knowing when you've said enough. There are no less than 3 classics on this album and no less than 8 (out of 11 total) really good songs. There are no bad songs on this albums and the texture of the sounds are consistent. After 2 years I can still listen to this album without skipping songs and with the same enjoyment that I got initially. This is Rick Ross's best album.… Expand
Aug 13, 2010A surprisingly well done fourth album.
I never thought much of Rick Ross. Port of Miami was average and Trilla was horrible. Deeper Than Rap was ferocious but still lacking. Teflon Don though represents his peak. It feels lavish, luxurious, and soulful. The production is carefully mixed and crafted to perfection in a very alluring manner. It feels like a billionaire's club. The leisure, the success, the danger.
Take for example, Maybach Music 3, a orchestral masterpiece that enchants as well as warns. And Super High feels like a jazzy rich guy song that feels supreme with the Ne-Yo's flavor of contemporary R&B in the chorus. Blowin Money Fast is a pounding beat that resonates not as a part track but as a siren that even rich dudes know how to play bad.
Rick Ross himself is a reason for the album's high rating. Lyrically, he gives more punchlines and has become funnier adding to the album's level of interest. He has become more focused and more diverse in his themes. One of the best lines is "My top back like JFK/They wanna push my top back like JFK!". It's funny at the same time serious.
However the album still has weaknesses. The guest spots once again outshine the main star. Kanye West comes in on Live Fast Die Young and rips it to millions of pieces before Rick Ross can come back with a good chunk. Another problem is the repetitiveness of the album. MC Hammer and BMF are basically the same beat (Ross should have combined them both as one track). And the rich thug raps get too weary. After all, we are way past the age of gangsta rap (no offense to Ice Cube) and the "I-used-to-sell-crack" rap. It seems like everyone has done it.
But Teflon Don is still a good listen and it is proof that it stands against shots coming from Ross' detractors because it emphasizes on musical quality.… Collapse
Nov 5, 2010Ricky without doubt wins 2010's "Most Improved" award! His albums have been getting progressively better, I really wasn't a fan of the first three LP's but this CD is up there with the best this year, I could name less than 5 Hip Hop albums better than Teflon Don so far. The best feature of the album is definitely the production and the Collaboration with Cee-Lo is brilliant. The only reason that the album doesn't deserve to be more than an 8/10 is Rick's lyrics, not awful but they could use a bit of work, this album has (Shockingly) made me excited for his next attempt.… Expand
Mar 5, 2013the first half of the album is great, while the other half is not quite. the beats on the first half are not like mainstream rap and feature people like kanye west ceelo green, t.i., jadakiss, and jay-z. while the last half contains diddy, drake, gucci mane, and other mainstream artists, just listen to the first 6 songs… Expand
Dec 14, 2013Metacritic must be trolling. Apparently Rick Ross, who's entire personality is fabricated and stolen from Crack dealer "Freeway Ricky Ross" (rick ross was a mall cop), is a better rapper than Eminem. Lyrics are lying trash. Subject matter is repetitive garbage (as usual). Anybody who likes this album for anything past it's production, shouldn't be allowed to review music.… Expand
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Valentino Rossi's first mission on his return to Yamaha in this year's MotoGP world championship is to score his first podium since the end of 2010.The 33-year-old is making his first official appearance since re-signing for Yamaha during a special promotional tour in Indonesia, where he is helping launch a new logo for one of the factory team's key sponsors,...
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Jun 11
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PaceyCasey says:
In my opinion you're not putting much effort in to form your own opinions. Think it's more wishful thinking than serious opinion, that Bradl will beat Rossi this year. He couldn't do it last year, ergo he's got no chance this year.
So as he never beat him in his rookie season, Bradl has no chance this season? Rossi back on an M1 appears to have reduced your 'effort' bud. Wishful thinking doesn't come into play, it's my considered opinion.
It'll be an interesting season either way.
Jul 08
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BMEP says:
long to go now, we'll soon see if Rossi is the G.O.A.T. (Generally Of
Average Talent) or not.
Dec 10
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eddl says:
how long have you known casey stoner, how many beers have you shared, how many times you dropped into his motorhome for a chat, were youat school together? You make nearly all your assumptions based on what other's report about him, and that is biased
Jan 13
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DogBert says:
We'll agree there.
Bradl did superb last year, but it was telling that at the back end of the season he was trying to up his game, and it kind of fell apart, without really threatening the next group.
Rossi? 7 podiums after the leg break on the Yam, two years chasing his tail on the Duke, now back on the Yam.
You think he's going to do worse?
T-minus 9 days.
Aug 11
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Flipslats says:
Going by your statement, no one should making comments on here at all as they'd biased!! Or are you saying you swan around the paddock high-fiving all ya mates before jumping into their motorhome for a chat!??
I take it this is the info you base all your comments on then???
I see the season being dominated by Pedrosa and Lorezo again, with 4 or 5 others taking turns on the last podium.
PC's comment re. Bradl is a fair call. He go onto being even stronger in this second year.
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my comments are based on an actual tweet that was actually sent.
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So he accused fatbottom of a bad overtake? is that it that justify's stoner being a dick? you want a opinion on all things but he's not allowed to comment?
Sep 12
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MrKrabs says:
If your going into a new racing series as a complete novice its probably not a good idea to start slagging off the established stars before you have even completed a competative lap. Not only is it a bit thick but its disrespectful.
Nov 11
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Chrisb970 says:
In that classic film days of thunder, "No, no, he didn't slam you, he didn't bump you, he didn't nudge you... he *rubbed* you. And rubbin, son, is racin'. Think Casey needs take this on board for his new little venture, because he is gonna deal with a lot more than just "rubbin" if he is pissin everyone off before he has even stepped foot in the paddock.
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Good assessment from an established driver like Winterbottom. Stoner enters that sport as a novice, gifted the drive, and he's already bitching, still hasn't got over the move VR46 put on him on the Corkscrew. He carries a grudge on moves and riders he does'nt like, that affected his racing focus and expectations, that's partly the reason why he's sitting in a car, this year.
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There are a number of companies using the term reset, and both the words reset and cleanse are merely marketing terms "You don't really need to run out and drop a lot of money on some new program especially since many of them are filled with highly-processed foods that aren't any healthier for you in the long run," says Koff. Instead, follow these five steps to do your own reset, help kickoff healthier eating habits, and get your appetite under control.
1. Know your goal.
The first step is asking yourself why you want to do a reset in the first place. It may be to lose weight, to have more energy, to get back on track after a weekend of too much alcohol and junk food, or to try to kick a bad habit, such as overdosing on caffeine. If you drink a bottle of wine daily and live off energy bars, a reset may mean switching to drinking green tea and eating leafy greens. For already-healthy eaters, it might involve consuming only nutrient-dense, vegetarian foods for a few days.
2. Pay attention to portions.
For a successful reset, quantity is key. "You really want to be aware of what portion sizes look like because many of us greatly underestimate how much we eat," says Koff. Keeping track of your portions not only helps retrain your brain (and stomach!) to know that you don't need as much food as you may have grown accustomed to eating, but also helps you distinguish between hunger and emotional eating. Typically, a serving of protein is about the size of your palm (no fingers), a serving of carbs is the size of your fist, and a dose of healthy fats about the size of a die. Check out Koff's complete list of food portion sizes to get more specifics. Keep track of what you eat for a few days on MyFitnessPal, a free app, or use an old-fashioned journal to get a clear picture of your food intake.
3. Be a qualitarian.
Koff believes that one flaw of many commercial reset diets is that they merely replace processed foods with more processed foods. For example, a "reset" cookie bar will not wean your taste buds off of cravings for sweets. Or, if you're trying to eat only plant-based foods and end up having more processed, meat-free foods, than you're not really resetting unhealthy eating habits. "Focus on being a qualitarian by eliminating alcohol, caffeine, and added and artificial sugars for a few days," says Koff. "Ditch anything from a chemistry lab or that has ingredients you don't know and go for whole, unprocessed foods instead."
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Rather than counting calories, make sure that everything you eat has at least one or two servings of whole carbs, proteins, and healthy fats. "For example, if you snack on 200 calories of carbs, it will spike your blood sugar and trigger your appetite. Conversely, if you eliminate carbohydrates in favor of foods containing only protein and fat, you won't get sufficient energy. It's important to balance our food choices in order to get all the nutrients that we need." Try scrambling eggs in olive oil and eating them on a slice of whole-grain toast for a healthy carb-protein-fat breakfast combo.
5. Eat often.
If you're watching your portion sizes, you may feel hungry more often in the beginning since you're reducing your food quantity. You can ward off hunger pains and binge eating while keeping your metabolism humming by noshing roughly every three hours. "If you're eating the right balance of nutrients, you should have enough energy for about three hours," says Koff. "A big plus is that resets can actually help control your appetite in the long run by helping you to feel less hungry overall."


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Hay Day involves a seemingly mundane premise for its game mechanics - the artwork of farming. However for some reason, this cell recreation has caught on immensely with casual/hardcore gamers. It is enjoyable to supply hay day cheat and sell your individual mobile produced items and commerce loads of more farm-owned gadgets with your best pals.


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Ballad of Spider John Lyrics - Jimmy Buffett
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Ballad of Spider John
By: Willis A. Ramsey
"Spider John" is my name friend
I'm in between freights and I sure would be obliged
If you'd share your company
I know this may sound strange to you
But if you wait till the song is sung and the story is told
You might come to understand
Oh, I'm old and bent and Devil sent, runnin' out of time
When I long ago held a Royal Flush in my hand
Oh, I was a Supermarket fool
I was a motor bank stool-pidgeon, robbin' my hometown
I thought I lost my blues, yes I thought I paid my dues
I thought I'd found a life to suit my style
But here I sit old Spider John the robber-man
Long, tall, and handsome
Yes, old Spider John with a loaded hand, takin' ransom
Then one day I met Diamond Lill
She was the sweetest thing, I declare
That the summer breeze had ever blown my way
But Lilly she had no idea, of my illustrious occupation
She thought I was a saint, not a sinner, gone astray
But you see that the word got around and Lilly left town
Never saw her again
Tossin' and turnin', 'causin' my heart to grieve
Oh, I was a Supermarket fool
I was a motor bank stool-pidgeon, robbin' my hometown
I thought I lost my blues, yes I thought I paid my dues
I thought I'd found a life to suit my style
But here I sit old Spider John the robber-man
Long, tall, and handsome
Yes, old Spider John with a loaded hand, takin' ransom
That is all my story
It's been these thirty years since I took to the road
To find my precious jewel one
And if you see my Lilly, won't you give her my regards
Tell her ole Spider got tangled in the black web that he spun
You can tell her ole Spider got tangled the black web that he spun
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a long time comin | Reviewer: bobby c | 6/2/13
followed and follow buffett since 73, my anthem was come monday along with please come to boston with dave loggins. for the first time i read the lyrics to spider john. been listening for decades to it, drawn to it, can't get it out of my head. now i know why. never robbed one, but worked in one, stole my share and lived in the dark for a while too. lost my lilly to a dentist, and now it's crusin, a lovely cruise actually
Spider John | Reviewer: Rebecca Olsen | 10/14/11
One of the most touching, real, and sad songs from a broken man. He lost his love because of his own actions, and 30 years later, she is always on his mind.
Spider John, written and sung by WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY was also published in 1972, not 1974 and Buffett, i LOVE YA man, but this ain't you.
This is ALL 100% Willis Alan Ramsey. He only released one album, one of the greatest never ending beautiful real true musical gems of the ages. I would choose his album, as possibly, the only one I would ever listen to forever, if that choice was demanded of me.
After this album, and I don't know who broke his heart, he moved to Ireland, and did not reappear for 30 years.
Jimmy, you got a great ear to pick this song, but it ain't yours baby. Please, give praise to the real genius.
Thank you.
Severus Snape comparion | Reviewer: Madelie | 9/28/09
so true, severus snape did lose a girl named lily. but he wasn't a theif. just a misunderstood greasy haired git.
awesome song, just heard it today. my dad ownsthe cd and wanted my t hearit 'cause iasked for more immy buffet songs. volcano is the best song ever though.
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Great song, and a note off topic. | Reviewer: Frank | 12/15/07
Great Ballad, Well Performed By Buffett in his early country style. On a side note, i wonder if I am the only one to see parallels between "spider John" and Severus Snape of harry potter fame?
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From the arrival of the early Separatists and the Winthrop fleet, to the Great Migration and the dissemination of the colonists throughout the North and South Shores, this Ahnentafel shows the migration patterns of a large number of individuals from many New England families. From the earliest settlement at Plymouth (1620), individuals noted in the Ahnentafel spread quickly to Duxbury, Marshfield, Sandwich, Barnstable, and Yarmouth; and then inland to Carver, Middleboro, Bridgewater, Pembroke, Hanson, and Freetown. Settlers also quickly established homes at Dartmouth, Dighton, Taunton (1639) and Rehoboth. Another stream of immigrants came from Newport (1639), Middletown, Portsmouth (1638), Providence (1636), and Pawtucket, RI., and Swansea, Mass., to intermarry with Rehoboth and Taunton families who arrived from the South Shore. Other families first settled at Weymouth (1623), Scituate (1632), and Hingham.
Closer to Boston, we see early families settling at Boston itself, Watertown, Charlestown, Cambridge, Dorchester, Roxbury, and Saugus. Further north, families arrived at Salem, Gloucester, Ipswich, and Newbury, as well as Hampton, Portsmouth, Dover, and Exeter, N.H., and Saco, Wells, Falmouth, and York, Maine. These northern families moved inland to Amesbury and Salisbury, Haverhill, Andover, Reading, Billerica, Bedford, Concord, Sudbury, Lancaster, Dedham, and Walpole. The mobility of these families in the 17th century is worth noting, as some descendants moved into newer towns and intermarried both with other older families and with immigrants settling directly in the newer towns.
The general pattern shown in both North and South Shore families initially is that of movement in from the coast, as well as an evident mobility among a number of towns in the area. Finally, we see the migration patterns of a number of individuals from Massachusetts who left for Nova Scotia, and a large influx of Germans into Nova Scotia in the 1750s.
The marriage of my parents represents a merger of migrations (cf. Philip S. Thayer, "Migrations and 'Nodal Points"' in NEXUS 4[1987]:230-31), a melding of primarily North and South Shore family movements. Other 'nodal points' are obvious throughout the table. A description of them, however, is outside the scope of this brief introduction.
The general patterns noted in earlier paragraphs have many interesting exceptions. The immigrant John Turner (#8956, a great-great-grandfather of #559) settled at Saugus to work at the ironworks but had descendants who moved to Middletown, R.l., and intermarried with the Church family which had moved from Plymouth into Freetown. A late Church moved to Nova Scotia and had descendants who moved to Newburyport, Mass. Another line which demonstrates significant mobility is that of immigrant Robert Smith (#1024, father of #512) who arrived at Hampton, N.H., had a son who settled at Dedham, Mass., and descendants in this Ahnentafel who moved to Westminster, Mass., Bowdoinham, Maine, New Market, N.H., Pembroke and East Bridgewater, Mass., and then west to Gardner, Mass.
One individual who showed great mobility in later times was Stickney Swett Gale (#54), who went west with the 49ers, fought in the Mexican War and the Civil War, and was imprisoned at Andersonville. His diary is now at NEHGS.
Even with an Ahnentafel as extensive as this one, there are many unresolved research questions. After 10 years of work, I have been unable to trace my great-great-grandparents from Bourg-Louis, Quebec (#20-23). Hopefully a trip to Quebec will solve this problem some day. Phebe Saunders Ford (#39) left a Bible with her parents' names and dates of birth and death, but John Saunders and Phebe Holmes have not proven traceable. Is their marriage recorded in Plymouth, Mass., in 1795, as that of Bille Saunders and Phebe Holmes? Who is the Mary Holmes of Marshfield whose illegitimate daughter Prudence (#37) married David Ford? Who was Prudence's father? These Holmeses have, as yet, defied even the expertise of Herbert Holmes of Weymouth.
Who was the Mary Baker (#145) who married John Ford? Was she a daughter of the Joshua Baker who married Sarah Cushing in 1730 in Pembroke? She had, among other children, a daughter Sarah Hawkes Ford and a son Joshua Baker Ford. These names are suggestive but a search of Plymouth County wills is the next step. Who was the Deborah Beals (#133) who married Simeon Jones? Was she the daughter of Jedidiah Beals and Deborah Bowles? Was Nehemiah Adams (#884) a descendant of William Adams of Ipswich? The name Nehemiah does appear in later generations of the William Adams family. Which Susannah Collins (#865) married Jacob Gale? Which Susannah Clark married Luke Morgan (#962)? Who were the parents of Christopher Columbus Geldert (#114)? If he was born on a ship in New York harbor, was the ship arriving in America, or was it sailing to Nova Scotia? Was his wife Margaret Dunbar (#115) from Scotland? She was clearly not a sister of the wife of President Zachary Taylor as claimed by F. Phelps Leach in Lawrence Leach of Salem, Mass. 11926], p. 52. The author would like to take this opportunity to thank the following people for their assistance: his mother and collaborator Virginia Wilson Smith, and relatives Danny D. Smith, Betty Sheldon, Jean Jess, Shirley Reddin, and Lewis Millet. Hobart Holly and Herbert Holmes also deserve thanks, as does the staff at NEHGS. As always, any mistakes are the responsibility of the author. All documented comments or corrections will be received gratefully.
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1. D. Alden Smith, 1949-, Providence, R.I.
2. Howard C. Smith, 1924-, Berlin, N.H.
3. Virginia Mae Wilson, 1926-, Quincy, Mass.
4. Howard Smith, 1890-1960, Kingston, Mass., Gardner, Mass.
5. Dora B. M. Gray, 1897-1969, Berlin, N.H., Quincy, Mass.
6. George A. Wilson, 1898-1986, Newburyport, Mass., Braintree, Mass.
7. Ruth M. Webber, 1891-1973, Chester, Nova Scotia, Canada, Dorchester, Mass.
8. Charles Elmer Smith, 1855-1932, East Bridgewater, Mass., Brockton, Mass.
9. Nancy Ford, 1859-1944, Pembroke, Mass., Whitman, Mass.
10. Charles Gray, 1869-1946, Bourg-Louis, Quebec, Canada, Berlin, N.H.
11. Sydney Dean, 1865-1945, Bourg-Louis, Quebec, Berlin, N.H.
12. John Mortimer Wilson, 1868-1945, Quaco, New Brunswick, Canada, Newburyport, Mass.
13. Lizzie Maria Bryant, 1877-1957, Newburyport, Mass., Berwick, Maine
14. George Austin Webber, 1856-1938, Chester, N.S., Chester, N.S.
15. Mary Agnes Millett, 1856-1942, Chester, N.S., Chester, N.S.
16. Charles Jones Smith, 1826-1912, Bowdoinham, Maine, Pembroke, Mass.
17. Sarah V. Hicks, 1832-1866, Rehoboth, Mass., East Bridgewater, Mass.
18. Baker Ford, 1813-1899, Pembroke, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
19. Elizabeth Cushing Ford, 1825-1899, Pembroke, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
20. William Gray, of Bourg-Louis, Quebec
21. Isabella Tumbilson
22. William Dean, of Bourg-Louis, Quebec
23. Mary Smith
24. Sgt. John* Wilson, 1827-1913, Yorkshire, England, Newburyport, Mass.
25. Elizabeth Pinder Devitt, 1835-1898, poss. Little Driffield, England, prob. Newburyport, Mass.
26. John Franklin Bryant, 1856-1936, Newburyport, Mass., Newburyport, Mass.
27. Sarah Merrill Gale, 1859-1923, Newbury, Mass., Newburyport, Mass.
28. Charles P. Webber, 1832-1915, Chester, N.S. Chester, N.S.
29. Jane M. Church, 1836-1873, Chester, N.S. Chester, N.S.
30. John Michael Millet, 1804-?, Chester, N.S. Chester, N.S.
31. Sophia Corkum, 1816-?, Chester, N.S., Chester N.S.
32. Allen Smith, 1787-1876, Westminster, Mass. New Market, N.H.
33. Deborah Jones, 1792-1883, Pembroke, Mass. New Market, N.H.
34. Jotham Hicks, 1806-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
35. Maria Peck, 1810-?, b. East Bridgewater, Mass.
36. David Ford, 1785-1848, Pembroke, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
37. Prudence Holmes, 1785-1865, Marshfield, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
38. Martin Ford, 1795-1872, Pembroke, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
39. Phebe Saunders, 1798-1869, Plymouth, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
50. John* Pinder, b. Yorkshire, England
51. Annie*Cooper, 1814-1907, b. Little Driffield England
52. John Bryant, 1825-1887, of Newburyport, Mass.
53. Sally Kendall Beckman, 1816-1906, Hill, N.H. Newburyport, Mass.
54. Stickney Swett Gale, 1823-1 895, Sanford, Maine Newbury, Mass.
55. Abigail Adams Bray, 1825-1918, Newbury Mass., Newbury, Mass.
56. John Webber, 1804-1884, Chester, N.S., Chester N.S.
57. Mary Ann Gelded, 1800-1894, Chester, N.S. Chester, N.S.
58. C. Lot Anthony Church, 1804-1888, Chester, N.S. Chester, N.S.
59. Sarah Hiltz, 1815-1883, Chester, N.S., Chester N.S.
60. Jacob Millet, 1779-?, prob. b. Chester, N.S.
61. Sarah Magdalene Keyser, 1783- ?, prob. b Chester, N.S.
62. John Corkum, 1794- ?, b. Chester, N.S.
63. Ann Elizabeth Lowe, 1792- ?, b. Lunenburg, N.S
64. Joseph Smith, 1746-1808, Dedham, Mass. Westminster, Mass.
65. Calla Allen, 1759- ?, Dedham, Mass., Gardner Mass.
66. Charles Jones, 1768-1845, Pembroke, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
67. Deborah Sampson, 1773-1862, Duxbury, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
68. Jotham Hicks, ca. 1776-1849, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
69. Nancy Kent, 1781-1866, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
70. Edmund Peck, 1773-1853, prob. Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
71. Sibel Codding, 1774-1846, Taunton, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
72. Bille Ford, 1757-1844, Pembroke, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
73. Lucena Howland, 1754-1844, Pembroke, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
75. Mary Holmes, of Marshfield, Mass.
76. Henry Ford, 1767-1842, Pembroke, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
77. Betsy Bisbee, 1776-?, b. Pembroke, Mass.
78. John Saunders, ca. 1766-1842, of Plymouth, Mass.
79. Phebe Holmes, ca. 1776-1856
104. poss. John Bryant, of Newbury, Mass.
105. poss. Margaret Caswell
106. Israel Beckman, 1780-1847, Hill, N.H., Sanbornton, N.H.
107. Betsy Eaton, 1787-1869, b. Seabrook, N.H.
108. Benjamin Bachelor Gale, 1802-1887, Amesbury, Mass., Amesbury, Mass.
109. Sarah Tibbetts, 1803-1843, Sanford, Maine, Salisbury, Mass.
110. Ebenezer Bray, 1791-1882, Gloucester, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
111. Mary Shod, 1790-1874, b. Newbury, Mass.
112. Joseph Webber, 1769-?, Chester, N.S., prob. Chester, N.S.
113. Susanna Etter, 1775-?, Braintree, Mass., prob. Chester, N.S.
114. Christopher Columbus Geldert, 1774-1855, "on ship in" N.Y. Harbor, Halifax, N.S.
115. Margaret Dunbar, 1780-1833, poss. b. Scotland
116. C. Lot Church, 1777-1864, Fall River, Mass., Chester, N.S.
117. Hannah Millet, 1784-1865, Chester, N.S., Chester, N.S.
118. John Frederick Hiltz, 1788-?, of Lunenburg, N.S., prob. d. Martin's River/Point, Chester, N.S.
119. Catherine Lantz, 1787-?, prob. d. Chester, N.S.
120. George Millet, ca. 1753-1800, prob. Halifax, N.S., Chester, N.S.
121. Mary Houghton, 1753-?, b. Bolton, Mass.
122. John Michael Keyser, 1757-?, b. Lunenburg, N.S.
123. Ann Margeret Weyler, of Lunenburg, N.S.
124. John Peter Corkum, 1760-1813, Lunenburg, N.S., Chester, N.S.
125. Elizabeth Margaret Gerhard, 1765-?, b. Lunenburg, N.S.
126. Jean Pierre John Peter L'eau, 1756-1830, Lunenburg, N.S., Lunenburg, N.S.
127. Elizabeth Vienot, ca. 1763-1841, d. Lunenburg, N.S.
128. Ebenezer Smith, 1719-?, b. Dedham, Mass.
129. Lydia Hartshorn, 1726-?, b. Walpole, Mass.
130. Hezekiah Allen, 1724-?, of Medfield, Mass.
131. Mary Peters, 1732-1813, b. Dedham, Mass.
132. Simeon Jones, 1732-1801, Scituate, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
133. Deborah Beals, ca. 1738-1822, poss. Pembrok Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
134. Myles Sampson, Jr., 1731-1812, Duxbury, Mass. Duxbury, Mass.
135. Deborah Bonney, 1729-1817, Pembroke, Mass. Duxbury, Mass.
136. Jotham Hicks, 1752-1829, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
137. Chloe Wheeler, 1750-1826, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
138. Ezekial Kent, 1744-1842, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
139. Ruth Gary, 1747-1818, prob. Taunton, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
140. Jathniell Peck, 1747-?, Rehoboth, Mass., prob Rehoboth, Mass.
141. Sarah Ingalls, 1738-?, Rehoboth, Mass., prob Rehoboth, Mass.
142. William Codding, ca. 1740-?, poss. b. Dighton Mass.
143. Deborah Austin, 1742-?, b. Dighton, Mass.
144. John Ford, 1729-1813, Pembroke, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
145. Mary Baker, 1732-1827, d. Pembroke, Mass.
146. Rouse Howland, 1708-1774, b. Marshfield Mass.
147. Lydia Bolles, 1725-1805, Rochester, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
152. Seth Ford, 1724-1814, Pembroke, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
153. Margaret Josselyn, 1729-?, b. Pembroke, Mass.
154. Jonah Bisbee, Jr., 1744-1838, Pembroke, Mass. Pembroke, Mass.
155. Ruth Sherman, 1750-1826, b. Marshfield, Mass.
212. John Robinson Beckman, 1752-?, poss. b. Sweden
214. Reuben Eaton, 1764-1813, Seabrook, N.H. Seabrook, N.H.
215. Martha Easton, 1761-1848, d. Seabrook, N.H.
216. Bezaleel Gale, 1773-1835, Amesbury, Mass. Amesbury, Mass.
217. Mary Worthen, 1776-1840, Amesbury, Mass. Amesbury, Mass.
218. Joshua Tihbetts, 1777-?, b. Sanford, Maine
219. Ruth Frost, 1778-?, Sanford, Maine, Berwick Maine
220. Ebenezer Bray, 1758-?, b. Gloucester, Mass.
221. Hannah Adams, 1761-?, b. Gloucester, Mass.
222. Richard Shod, 1752-1846, Newbury, Mass. Newbury, Mass.
223. Judith Lunt, 1754-1813, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
224. James Webber, 1726-1805, Medford, Mass. Chester, N.S.
225. Sarah Fowle, 1736-aft. 1778, Medford, Mass. prob. Chester, N.S.
226. Franklyn Germanous Etter, 1752-1828, prob. b Philadelphia, Pennslyvania, Chester, N.S.
227. Elizabeth Cleverly, 1755-aft. 1800, Braintree Mass., Chester, N.S.
232. Charles Church, 1740-?, Freetown, Mass., bur Church's Island, Dover, N.S.
233. Lillias Bowen, ca. 1740-?, of Swansea, Mass., poss. bur. Church's Island, N.S.
234-35. (same as 120-21)
236. John Henry (Johann Heinrich) Hiltz, 1763- 1857, Lunenburg, N.S., Martin's River, Lunenburg, N.S.
237. Susanne Margaret Knickel, 1766-?, Lunenburg, N.S., prob. Martin's River, Chester, N.S.
238. Johannes (John Frederick)* Lantz, 1749-1832, Frankfurt, Germany, prob. Martin's River, Chester, N.S.
239. Maria Elizabeth Awalt, 1763-1844, Lunenburg, N.S., prob. Martin's River, Chester, N.S.
240. Nathaniel Millet, 1727-ca. 1758, Beverly, Mass., prob. Halifax, N.S.
241. Mary Crompton, 1729-?, Ipswich, Mass.
242. Capt. Timothy Houghton, 1727-1780, Bolton, Mass., Halifax, N.S.
243. Eunice Whitcomb, 1733-?, b. Lancaster, Mass.
244. John George (Johann Georg)* Keyser, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
245. Anna Margarita Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
246. Conrad* Weil, b. Palatinate, Germany
247. Maria Catherine Smith
248. Wilhelm* Gorkum, 1783-?, Westhofen, Palatinate, Germany, poss. Mahone Bay, Lunenburg, N.S.
249. Sophia Catherine ____ ?-bef. 1765, Westhofen, Palatinate, Germany, Lunenburg, N.S.
250. Johannes* Gerhard, 1725-?, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, prob. Lunenburg, N.S.
251. Anna Magdalena Griesterland
252. Jean* L'eau, 1725-1792?, Montbeliard, Germany (now part of France), Lunenburg, N.S.
253. Catherine ____ Montbeliard, Lunenburg Township, N.S.
254. Christopher James* Vienot, b. Montbeliard, Germany, prob. Northwest, Lunenburg Township, N.S.
255. Catharine Robert*, Montbeliard, prob. Northwest, Lunenburg, N.S.
256. Joseph Smith, 1673-1745, Dedham, Mass., Dedham, Mass.
257. Susannah Fisher, 1679-?, b. Dedham, Mass.
258. Thomas Hartshorne, 1695-?, prob. b. Walpole, Mass.
259. Elizabeth Lovell, 1698-?, b. Medfield, Mass.
260. Hezekiah Allen, 1692-?, b. Medfield, Mass.
261. Mary Draper, 1693-?, b. Dedham, Mass.
262. William Peters, 1704-1788, Andover, Mass., Medfield, Mass.
263. Hannah Chenery, 1707-1799, Dedham, Mass., Medfield, Mass.
264. Ebenezer Jones, 1696-?, b. Hingham, Mass.
265. Jane King, 1705-?, b. Scituate, Mass.
266. poss. Jedidiah Beals, 1716-1806, Hingham, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
267. poss. Deborah Bolles, 1717-?, b. Rochester, Mass.
268. Myles Sampson, 1690-1780, Duxbury, Mass., Duxbury, Mass.
269. Sarah Studley, 1690-1782, Duxbury, Mass., Duxbury, Mass.
270. Ichabod Bonney, 1698-?, Pembroke, Mass. Turner, Maine
271. Elizabeth Howland, 1706-?, b. Marshfield, Mass
272. Hezekiah Hicks, 1715-1788, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
273. Desire Carpenter, 1716-1800, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
274. Aaron Wheeler, 1722-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
275. Hopestill Daggett, 1725-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
276. John Kent, 1697-1780, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
277. Rachel Carpenter, 1705-ca. 1747, Rehoboth Mass., prob. Rehoboth, Mass.
278. Elijah Gary, ca. 1718-?, b. Taunton, Mass.
279. Ruth Hoskins, ?-1777, d. Taunton, Mass.
280. Jathnial Peck, 1725-1812, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
281. Sybcll Butterworth, 1729-?, Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.
282. Edmund Ingalls, 1713-1749, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
283. Deborah Esterbrook, of Swansea, Mass.
284. prob. George Codding, 1709-1794, poss. Dighton, Mass., poss. Taunton, Mass.
285. prob. Eliz. Luscomb, ?-1762
286. Ebenezer Asten, of Dighton, Mass.
287. Deborah ____
288. Capt. John Ford, 1694-1776, Marshfield, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
289. Mary Cushing, 1702-1790, Marshfield, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
290. poss. Joshua Baker, 1711-1755, Marshfield, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
291. poss. Sarah Cushing, 1711-?, b. Pembroke, Mass.
292. Abraham Howland, 1675-1747, b. Freetown, Mass.
293. Annie Rouse, 1676-1743?, of Hanson, Mass., d. Pembroke, Mass.
294. Samuel Bolles, ?-aft. 1764, of Rochester, Mass., d. Rehoboth, Mass.
295. Lydia Balch, 1695-?, b. Beverly, Mass.
304-305. (same as 288-89)
306. Henry Josselyn, 1697-?, b. Scituate, Mass.
307. Hannah Oldham, 1700-?, b. Pembroke, Mass.
308. Jonah Bisbee, 1716-?, b. Pembroke, Mass.
309. Ruth Briant, 1714-1777, Pembroke, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
310. John Sherman, 1720-1800, Marshfield, Mass., Carver, Mass.
311. Elizabeth Dingley, 1723-1796, Marshfield, Mass., Carver, Mass.
430. Thomas Easton
432. Capt. Eli Gale, 1745-1817, Kingston, N.H., Amesbury, Mass.
433. Dolly Blaisdell, 1747-1816, Amesbury, Mass., Amesbury, Mass.
434. Lt. Ezra Worthen, 1738-1804, Amesbury, Mass., Amesbury, Mass.
435. Jerusha ____ 1743-1819, d. Amesbury, Mass.
436. Jonathan Tibbetts, 1738-1798, b. Rochester, N.H.
437. Sarah Emery, 1742-1825, of Kittery, Maine
438. Elliot Frost, 1748-1840, d. Sanford, Maine
439. Sarah Bagley, 1755-?, b. Amesbury, Mass.
440. Thomas Bray, 1720-?, b. Gloucester, Mass.
441. Judith Sargeant, 1726-1811, Gloucester, Mass., Gloucester, Mass.
442. Nehemiah Adams, Jr., 1725-?, Gloucester, Mass., Gloucester, Mass.
443. Ruth Goodridge, 1734-1803, Gloucester, Mass., Gloucester, Mass.
444. James Short, 1713-1795, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
445. Ruth Jacques, 1717-?, b. Newbury, Mass.
446. Ephraim Lunt, 1716-1758, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
447. Jane Noyes, 1719-1809, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
448. Jonathan Webber, 1701-1730, Charlestown, Mass., Medford, Mass.
449. Mary Whitmore, 1707-1782, Medford, Mass., Medford, Mass.
450. Henry Fowle, 1707-1756, Medford, Mass., Medford, Mass.
451. Sarah Pierce, 1710-1737, prob. Medford, Mass., prob. Medford, Mass.
452. Peter Etter, 1715-1794, Oberreid, Switzerland, Halifax, N.S.
453. Margeretta (Martin?), 1723-1754, poss. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, d. Quincy, Mass.
454. Joseph Cleverly, 1713-1802, Braintree, Mass., Braintree, Mass.
455. Esther Minor, 1730-1770, d. Braintree, Mass.
464. Charles Church, 1710-1762, Plymouth, Mass., Freetown, Mass.
465. Frances Turner, ca. 1718-?, prob. b. Middletown,
472. Johan Daniel* Hiltz, 1730-1782, Koenigstein (near Frankfurt, owned by Stolberg), Germany, prob. Oakland, Lunenburg, N.S.
473. Rebecca Magdalena* Lantz, 1735-?, Frankfurt, Germany, prob. Oakland, Lunenburg, N.S.
474. Johann Conrad* Knickle, 1729-1807, Palatinate, Germany, Lunenburg, N.S.
475. Eva Elizabeth* Schaffner, 1738-1778, Palatinate, Germany, Lunenburg, N.S.
476. Johann Heinrich* Lantz, 1711-1788, Frankfurt, Germany, bur. New Cornwall, N.S.
477. Anna Maria* Much, 1713-1778, Frankfurt, Germany, Lunenburg, N.S.
478. John George Ewald, 1727-bef. 1784, Palatinate, Germany, Lunenburg, N.S.
479. Catherine Elizabeth Eichenberg
480. Nathaniel Millet, 1700-1765, b. Gloucester, Mass.
481. Elizabeth Morgan, 1707-?, b. Beverly, Mass.
482. Francis Crompton, Jr., 1704-1732, Ipswich, Mass., lpswich, Mass.
483. Esther Andrews, of Boston, Mass.
484. Jacob Houghton, 1696-1780, Worcester, Mass., Bolton, Mass.
485. Mary Willard, ca. 1700-?, b. Lancaster, Mass.
486. David Whitcomb, ?-1796, prob. Lancaster, Mass., Lancaster, Mass.
487. Betty White, 1716-?, b. Lancaster, Mass.
488. Johan Michael Keyser/Kayser, 1707-1775 Hesse-Darmstadt, Lunenburg, N.S.
489. Catharina____ 1703-1752/3, Hesse-Darmstad Halifax, N.S.
508. Leopold* Vienot, 1704-1783, Montbeliard France, Northwest, Lunenburg, N.S.
509. Jeanne ____ ?-1753, Montbeliard, Halifax, N.S
511. Jeanne* Robert, c. 1716-1788, Montbeliard Lunenburg, N.S.
512. Asaell Smith, ?-ca. 1715, d. Dedham, Mass.
513. Mary ____ ?-1676
514. Thomas Fisher, ?-1706, d. Dedham, Mass.
515. Rebecca Woodward, 1647-1727, poss. b. Watertown, Mass.
516. Joseph Hartshorne, 1652-1727, Reading, Mass. Walpole, Mass.
517. Sarah ____, ?-1727, d. Walpole, Mass.
518. Nathanell Lovell, 1672-1730, Medfield, Mass. Medfield, Mass.
519. Elizabeth Davis, 1678-1743, Medfield, Mass. Medfield, Mass.
520. Joseph Allen, 1652-?, b. Medfield, Mass.
521. Hannah Sabine, 1654-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
522. John Draper, 1656-1749, Dedham, Mass., Dedham, Mass.
523. Abigail Mason, 1659-?, b. Dedham, Mass.
524. Samuel Peters, ca. 1675-1736, Ipswich, Mass., Andover, Mass.
525. Phebe Fry, 1680-1757, Andover, Mass., Andover, Mass.
526. Benjamin Chenery, 1673-?, b. Medfield, Mass.
527. Mary ____
528. Joseph Jones, 1660-1727, Hingham, Mass., Marshfield, Mass.
529. Sarah Ford, ca. 1665-1753, b. Marshfield, Mass.
530. Ichabod King, 1680-?, b. Scituate, Mass.
531. Hannah Wetherall, 1680-?, b. Scituate, Mass.
532. Solomon Beals, 1679-1750, b. Hingham, Mass.
533. Deborah ____
534-35. (same as 294-95)
536. Abraham Sampson, Jr., 1658-ca. 1727, Duxbury, Mass., Duxbury, Mass.
537. Lorah Standish, 1658-ca. 1725, prob. Duxbury, Mass., prob. Duxbury, Mass.
540. John Bonney, 1664-1745, Duxbury, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
541. Elizabeth Bishop, 1673-1745, Duxbury, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
542-43. (same as 292-93)
544. James Hicks, ca. 1693-1729, prob. Swansea, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
545. Mary Wells
546. Jotham Carpenter, 1682-1 760, b. Swansea, Mass.
547. Desire Martin, 1684-1727, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
548. Maj. Philip Wheeler, 1698-1774, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
549. Martha Salisbury, 1698-1745, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
550. John Daggett, Jr., 1698-1738, Rehoboth, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
551. Hopestill Wood, 1698-?, b. Swansea, Mass.
552. Ens. Joseph Kent, Jr., ca. 1665-1734, d. Rehoboth, Mass.
553. Dorothy Brown, 1666-1727, Swansea, Mass., Rehoboth, Mass.
554. Nathaniel Carpenter, 1 667-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
555. Mary Preston, 1675-1706, d. Rehoboth, Mass.
556. Stephen Gary, 1691-1749, Charlestown, Mass., Taunton, Mass.
557. Mercy Gilbert, 1684-1782, Taunton, Mass., Taunton, Mass.
558. William Hoskins, 1685-1777, Taunton, Mass., Taunton, Mass.
559. Mary Cobb, ?-1768, prob. Taunton, Mass., Taunton, Mass.
560. Ebenezer Peck, 1697-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
561. Margaret Whitaker, 1703-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
562. Noah Butterworth, 1689-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
563. Judith Bosworth, 1689-?, b. Rehoboth, Mass.
564. Edmund Ingalls, ?-1749, poss. Bristol, R.I., Rehoboth, Mass.
565. Eunice Luddin
568. George Codding, of Dighton, Mass.
569. prob. John Asten, 1671-?, b. Taunton, Mass.
570. prob. Sarah Hall, 1679-?, prob. b. Taunton, Mass.
576. Deacon Joseph Ford, 1666-1749, Marshfield, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
577. Lois Stetson, 1672-1735, Scituate, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
578. Joshua Cushing, 1670-1750, Scituate, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
579. Mary Bacon, 1680-?, b. Hingham, Mass.
584. Samuel Howland, ?-1716, Duxbury, Mass., Freetown, Mass.
585. Mary Sampson, 1650-?, b. Freetown, Mass.
586. George Rouse, 1648-1676, prob. Duxbury, Mass., Marshfield, Mass.
588. Samuel Bolles, 1646-?, poss. b. Sheepscot, Maine
589. Mary Dyer, ca. 1650-?, of Sheepscot, Maine
590. Benjamin Balch, 1629-1706, prob. b. Salem, Mass.
591. Grace ____
612. Henry Josselyn, ?-1730, of Scituate, Mass., Hanover, Mass.
613. Abigail Stockbridge, 1662-1743, Charlestown, Mass., Hanover, Mass.
614. Isaac Oldham, 1669-?, b. Scituate, Mass.
615. Hannah Keen, 1668-?, b. Marshfield, Mass.
616. John Bisbee, Jr., 1690-1773, prob. Scituate, Mass., Pembroke, Mass.
617. Mary Oldham, 1686-?, b. Scituate, Mass.
618. Stephen Bryant, Jr., 1684-?, b. Plymouth, Mass.
619. Bathsheba Briggs, 16&3-?, b. Taunton, Mass.
620. William Sherman, 1693-1724, Marshfield, Mass., Marshfield, Mass.
621. Mary Fames, 1698-ca. 1756, Marshfield, Mass., Bridgewater, Mass.
622. John Dingley, ca. 1670-1763, prob. Marshfield, Mass., Duxbury, Mass.
623. Sarah Porter, ca. 1680-1741, Weymouth, Mass., Marshfield, Mass.
864. Jacob Gale, 1708-1778, Newbury, Mass., Kingston, N.H.
865. Susannah Collins
866. Ephraim Blaisdell, 1719-1806, Amesbury, Mass., Amesbury, Mass.
867. Annabel Trafton, 1724-1752, York, Maine, York, Maine
868. Charles Worthen, 1706-1740, Amesbury, Mass., Amesbury, Mass.
869. Mehitable Gould, 1706-1766, b. Amesbury, Mass.
872. Ens. Edward Tibbetts, 1702-1790, of Dover Neck, N.H.
873. Mary ____ 1701-1780
874. Simon Emery, 1702-1780, of Kittery, Maine
875. Martha Lord, ca. 1705-1760
876. William Frost, 1710-?, of Berwick, Maine
877. Love Butler, 1713-?, b. South Berwick, Maine
878. Thomas Bagley, 1722-1771, Amesbury, Mass., Amesbury, Mass.
879. Ruth Webster, 1725-?, b. Salisbury, Mass.
880. Thomas Bray, Jr., 1687-1744, Gloucester, Mass., Gloucester, Mass.
881. Eleanor Dodge, ca. 1690-?, b. Beverly, Mass.
882. Nathaniel Sargent, 1702-1769?, b. Gloucester, Mass.
883. Judith Parsons, 1706-1767, Gloucester, Mass., Gloucester, Mass.
884. Nehemiah Adams, of Gloucester, Mass.
885. Hannah Riggs, 1695-?, b. Gloucester, Mass.
886. William Goodrige, 1708-?, b. Newbury, Mass.
887. Ruth Eveleth, 1713-?, b. Gloucester, Mass.
888. John Short, 1685-?, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
889. Joannah Jackrnan, 1687-?, b. Newbury, Mass.
890. Richard Jacques, 1683-1760, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
891. Elizabeth Knight, 1690-1760, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
892. Benjamin Lunt, 1686-1770, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
893. Hannah Noyes, 1688-1744, Newbury, Mass., Newbury, Mass.
894. Nicholas Noyes, 1689-bef. 1740, d. Newbury, Mass.
895. Judith Pike, 1695-?, b. Newbury, Mass.
896. James Webber, 1666-1729, poss. Kennebec, Maine, Medford, Mass.
897. Patience Littlefield, ?-aft. 1748
898. John Whitmore, 1683-1753, Medford, Mass., Medford, Mass.
899. Mary Lane, 1686-1783, Billerica, Mass., Medford, Mass.
900. Isaac Fowle, 1676-1718, Charlestown, Mass., Charlestown, Mass.
901. Rebecca Burroughs, 1674-1724, b. Roxbury, Mass.
902. Benjamin Pierce, 1682-1726, prob. b. Watertown, Mass.
903. Sarah Hall, 1677-1764, b. Medford, Mass.
904. Johannes* Etter, 1685-?, b. Oberreid, Switzerland
905. Anna* Sigrist, ca. 1691-?, b. Rumlisberg, Switzerland
908. John Cleverly, 1667-1725, Braintree, Mass., Braintree, Mass.
909. Hannah Savil, 1674-1727, Braintree, Mass., Braintree, Mass.
928. Capt. Charles Church, 1683-1726, Scituate, Mass., Freetown, Mass.
929. Mary Pope, 1686-aft.1717, b. Dartmouth, Mass.
930. William Turner, ca. 1697-?, prob. b. Middletown, RI.
931. Elizabeth ____
946-47. (same as 476-77)
950. Christopher Schaffner, 1719-?, Palatinate, prob. Lunenburg, N.S.
951. Esther Elizabeth?
958. Johann Weingard* Eichenberg, 1709-1752, Palatinate, Germany, Halifax, N.S.
959. Catherine Magdelina ____, 1752, Palatinate, Halifax, N.S.
960. Thomas Millet, 1675-1722, Gloucester, Mass., drowned Casco Bay, Maine
961. Elizabeth Batchelor, 1675-1713, Wenham, Mass., Gloucester, Mass.
962. Luke Morgan, ?-1732, b. Beverly, Mass., drowned at Cape Sable, N.S.
963. Susannah Clark, 1668-1730
964. Francis Crompton, Sr., ca. 1666-1730, d. Ipswich, Mass.
965. Hannah Wardwell, 1667-1741, Ipswich, Mass., Ipswich, Mass.
968. Jacob Houghton, 1674-1750, b. Lancaster, Mass.
969. Rebecca Whitcomb, 1671-1752, b. Beverly, Mass.
970. Henry Willard, 1675-aft. 1757, b. Groton, Mass.
971. Abigail Temple, 1677-?, of Concord, Mass.
972. David Whitcomb, 1668-1730, of Concord, Mass.
973. Mary Hayward, 1667-1733, b. Concord, Mass.
974. Capt. John White, 1684-1725, b. Lancaster, Mass.
975. Eunice Wilder, 1690-1778, b. Lancaster, Mass.
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Precedents concerning Messages to or from H. C. to remind each other of any Thing delivered at Conferences, &c. to be searched for.
Grove versus Mathew & al.
Brooke versus Brooke.
Million Act, to supply the Deficiency of, Bill.
Message to H. C. that the Lords have passed it.
E. Montagu & al. versus E. Bath & al.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in
Parliament assembled, That the Clerks search the Books,
what Precedents there are of Messages to, or received
from, the House of Commons, for putting each other
in Mind of any Thing delivered to them, at a Conference or otherwise, except Bills; and that the Lords
be summoned to attend To-morrow, at Eleven of the
Clock in the Forenoon; and the Clerks then to give an
Account of what Precedents they find.
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal
in Parliament assembled, That this House will hear the
Cause, wherein Huttoft Grove is Appellant, and Jane
Mathew and others Respondents, on Thursday the Fifteenth Day of this Instant February, at Ten of the
Clock in the Forenoon: And it is further ORDERED,
That Gabriell Ashley and Dame Harris Widow shall
then produce such Deeds and Writings as they produced
in Chancery, upon hearing of the Cause there.
Whereas To-morrow is appointed for hearing of the
Cause wherein the Lady Brooke is Appellant, and Sir
Robert Brooke Respondent:
It is this Day ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal in Parliament assembled, That this House will
hear the said Cause, by Counsel, at the Bar, on Saturday next, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon.
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supply the Deficiency of the Money raised by a former Act, intituled, An Act for granting to Their
Majesties certain Rates and Duties of Excise, upon
Beer, Ale, and other Liquors, for securing certain
Recompenses and Advantages in the said Act mentioned to such Persons as shall voluntarily advance the
Sum of Ten Hundred Thousand Pounds, towards carrying on the War against France."
The Question was put, "Whether this Bill shall
It was Resolved in the Affirmative.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Sir Miles Cooke and Sir Robert Legard:
To let them know, the Lords have passed the said
Bill, without any Amendment.
This Day the House proceeded to hear Counsel further, in the Cause of the Earl of Montagu and others
Appellants, against the Earl of Bathe and others Respondents.
And, after some Time spent therein, the Counsel
And the House agreed, to proceed to hear Counsel farther in this Cause To-morrow, at Eleven of the Clock.
Dominus Custos Magni Sigilli declaravit præsens
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- Studio: Open Road Films (II)
- Release Date: Jan 11, 2013
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 138 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 67 out of 138
Mixed: 25 out of 138
Negative: 46 out of 138
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Nov 23, 2014A Haunted House es una película que se burla de varias películas de terror, tales como The Blair With Project, Paranormal Activity (en teoría, de cuatro), The Devil Inside y The Last Exorcism.
El film de vez en cuando logra sacar risas al público, pero su historia se pierde de una manera débil en su comedia que es muy, pero muy negra. Esta película no resulta muy original, y podría decirse que se debe a que su concepto va entrando en un bosque al cual lo que hace es dejarla fuera de lugar, aunque se puede decir de que el parecido a las tomas de cámaras de este film con el de "Paranormal Activity" está bien logrado, pero, por desgracia, no llega a un nivel de otras películas que son de su tipo, como, por ejemplo, las de "Scary Movie".… Expand
May 27, 2014There were a few good scenes in this film, and the overall film plot was under average. Apart from that, the other scenes in this film were very boring, and constantly rely on sex as humour.
Apr 21, 2014could be better, but its pretty funny. kids b/w ages of middle school and early college would love this. If you liked In Living Color, then you'll like this
Apr 20, 2014You have to give "A haunted house" a chance because for me, it;s a film that gets funnier as it progresses.
I'm not usually a big fan of parody films, Marlon Wayans at first is a little annoying with his comedic overacting buts its something i soon got used to and actually started to enjoy.
While isnt not an amazing film by any counts, it is one of the first parody films in a long while that at times had me laughing out loud.… Expand
Mar 29, 2014its about an average move lol I would give it a 5.5 but metacritic doesn't have that score lol overall though haunted house was not a bad movie; I got a couple laughs in this movie, here and there and I did laugh heartily a good couple times; for the most part though about a good half of the jokes failed; I was expecting more out of this movie since the wayans were in this but yeahhh it didn't live up to the hype; maybe it was cause keenan wayans didn't direct this or maybe it was cause shawn wayans wasn't in this but all in all this movie lost some of the magic wayans films are known for; I would say though that I did get entertainment out of this movie and I really I would say this film is worth it if youre watching it for free and didn't pay 20 bucks at the theatre; if you are planning on paying for it welllll theeenn, lets just hope youre rich lol… Expand
Mar 15, 2014this movie is a like one of the best horror comedy ever . Marlon Wayans is freaking funny in this film i had a quite a good laugh in this film . here's the bad news this film tries to be like scary movie and there copying some of it they try to have cameras just like scary movie 5 and paranormal activity . but still it is enjoyable to watch . if you do not like it screw you but this is a good comedy for 17 and up . also i can not wait to see a haunted house 2 .… Expand
Jan 10, 2014The best paranormal activity spoof I have ever seen. There are a few boring parts but its mostly just laugh after laugh. Don't go into this movie expecting a oscar winning performance. You CAN expect tons of rude, racist, yet hilarious humor and the story ain't too shabby!
Jan 3, 2014Pointless and not funny at all. A Haunted House is ridiculously crass and 90% of the jokes could be thought up by a 9 year old (with a very dirty mind). However it is slightly better than the similar Scary Movie 5.
Jan 1, 2014A Haunted House really isn't even a spoof film, it only sets itself up in a horror movie spoof setting, and then makes its own stupid jokes. Seriously, the jokes and writing don't use the horror element to make it funny, but just use dumb gags. There isn't much more to say.
Dec 23, 2013Ok, now I understand that the Wayans brothers like to make parodies out of movies but sometimes, they need to know that it was a step too far. That's exactly what happened in this film.
Dec 9, 2013What to say about this one, hmmmm. I knew it was to good to be true that a brand new BluRay was $14.99. It didn't disappoint. Donating it to the library in the morning.
Oct 15, 2013This film was funny and entertaining. If you were offended by anything other than what happened to the male lead, I suggest you analyze yourself. It was made to show what this couple would do versus the typical couple often found in these situations. I couldn't stop laughing. My Irish husband couldn't either. I cannot wait to see what movies they parody in the sequel. My vote is: keep 'em coming. Especially since there isn't much to pick from in Hollywood since the early 2000's. Btw, I am not just a movie watcher, I also make them. Put yourselves in others' shoes.… Expand
Oct 9, 2013What's with the bad reviews?! this is a funny movie, it's a parody (not meant to relate to the original video). showed this movie to 10 of my friends, and they laughed
Sep 20, 2013One can argue that this is a stupid, badly-acted horror movie cliché movie, but you have to admit it provides some good laughs, as well as some inappropriate scenes that add shock value.
Jul 18, 2013A Haunted House is a lot like the Scary Movie series in that it's a comedy spoofs various horror movies. In this case the "found footage" horror films like Paranormal Activity and [Rec]. It can be very funny at times, downright hilarious at others. It's immature like you would not believe because it's jokes are all sex and fart related, but it still provides MANY laughs. However there are times in this movie when they take their sex related humor too far, to the point where it pushes the line of good taste WAY farther than it should (rape isn't funny people). But in the end the humor manages to keep itself up and keep you entertained even when the vulgarity reaches some insanely unfunny and downright sickening levels.… Collapse
Jun 27, 2013The worst kind of comedy. Appalling, Grotesque and plain immature. Just not funny. The people in charge of this movie need to grow up and realize that vulgarity just doesn't get laughs anymore. On par with Scary movie v Which also got bad reviews. This movie is a classic example of bad comedy.
Jun 21, 2013One of the most unfunny and offensive movies I have ever seen. There is NOTHING of value here. Go see one of the Scary Movies not this garbage-fest. Or hell, go watch GARBAGE DAY on youtube a gajillion times more entertaining than this crapola. Also apparently they're making a second one slated for next year ALREADY. Is the world coming to an end? WHO WATCHES THIS!!??? WHY!!!??? AAAAAAAAAAAHHH!
Jun 15, 2013By far the greatest movie I have ever watched. The plot was amazing, the characters were absolutely stunning and the jokes and script were flawless. This movie truly defines the generation of technology we live in and if you disagree you're gay.
Jun 15, 2013This is literally the best comedy movie I've ever watched. If you have an incredibly immature sense of humor, watch this movie. It's amazing. No flaws.
Jun 10, 2013This film was wayyyyyy better than all Scary movies. Though it's stupid it is really funny and entertaining. Seriously (for the bad reviews) when you watch a film like that you know that there is not going to be some good quality. You will laugh at this movie like you've never did. If you like scary movie, epic movie etc.. You will like it. I hope the sequel is as good as this one. What was a suprise for me was that it actually only talked about paranormal activity and the devil inside. I can say that i liked very much and if you want to laugh that's good stuff… Expand
Jun 4, 2013"Say what you will about me. A Haunted House was actually outrageously funny. That spoofs the genre almost perfectly. Marlon Waynes has crafted a worthy film to and It's that rare parody every ten or so years that actually works and makes you laugh." B
Jun 4, 2013These films need to stop being made. There is nothing funny here just more fart jokes and wow I had sex with a ghost jokes which we've seen in every Scary Movie. Speaking of that I can't wait to see Scary Movie 5.
May 29, 2013"A Haunted House" lacked a sustaining gag factor. The entire movie was extremely lackluster that each comedic moment only jolted me out from falling asleep.
May 16, 2013this movie is funny crazy funny i laughed for a long time like the whole movie i havent seen a movie that made me laugh this hard in a long time watch it
May 11, 2013Oh. My. God. I was prepared for this movie to be bad, but the enjoyable type of bad, that you can still laugh at. I could've written this script, and I have the comic wit of a paper towel. It starts off with Marlon's character humping two stuffed animals for probably over a minute straight. Then, there is a series of fart jokes followed by a maid going crazy and hitting people, and a grown man screaming like a little girl. Basically, it's all the things people under the age of five think is funny, except this is for adults. Nick Swardson comes in to unintentionally mock the entire homosexual community, in a way that is more offensive than if it were intentional. I wish I were making this up. I mean, they don't even make the effort to use cliche jokes that have used in every single sitcom since the 50's, like most bad comedies do. It's just a series of people doing stupid, over-the-top, things for a laugh; things that have all been done before, and weren't funny then either. I do have to say that the performances are generally pretty good. The actors do their best to revive a horrible script, but the best comedic actors of all time could not have saved this movie. Not good. Not good.… Expand
May 11, 2013We rented this movie expecting to laugh and enjoy our movie night. I was so embarrassed and completely appalled by all the sex references. I made my teenagers leave the room. My husband should have read the contents first. We didn't even watch the entire movie. It was disturbing and not funny. The previews show all the funny parts. I usually like the Wayans' movies, but they went too far on this one.… Expand
May 4, 2013"A Haunted House" (a [poor] parody of the "Paranormal" franchise) will only appeal to those with the most juvenile of humor, mainly for pre-teens which is odd since it's rated R. This film was a waste of my time, not recommended.
May 3, 2013Surprisingly this film wasn't even as good as most of the Scary Movies. Like those films, this was yet another spoof comedy mocking one or more horror flicks. A Haunted House mostly was a spoof on Paranormal Activity. While there were certainly some funny parts and Marlon Wayans is his typical funny self, the movie was mostly just stupid, which was to be expected. What was disappointing was that none of the cameos were all that funny. Cedric the Entertainer was stupid and Nick Swardson was too gay.… Expand
May 3, 2013Marlon Wayans needs to stop polluting the entertainment industry. This garbage is so rotten it makes me mad that there was a distributor that signed off on releasing this immature, worthless, incomprehensible, pile of dingo dung. Marlon, the next time you have the urge to film you and your friends' pet projects; upload the video to YouTube like the rest of us. For you to have thought a film of you and your friends messing around was so good that people should pay to see it requires severe detachment from reality.… Expand
Apr 30, 2013To be quite honest with you all I think 2/10 was generous. This film is a lost cause. I know it's a film parodying 'Paranormal Activity', but in some scenes it is basically just ripping it off completely without working up to a joke. A ridiculous film with absolutely no reason for making it other than money.
May 27, 2013The moments where you feel the cast are off-script and riffing are fun if not actually funny, but the most horrific thing on offer here is misogyny.


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49ers Receive Compensatory Draft PicksPosted by on March 25, 2011 – 3:46 PM
The NFL announced a total of 32 compensatory choices in the 2011 NFL Draft on Friday, awarding them to 23 teams including the 49ers.
The 49ers were awarded two seventh round picks – the 239th and 250th overall selections – and both selections can't be traded. However, the 49ers have the most picks of any team in the upcoming draft with 12 selections.
The compensatory rules are explained on NFL.com:
"Under the rules for compensatory draft selections, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents than it acquires in the previous year is eligible to receive compensatory draft picks. The number of picks a team receives equals the net loss of compensatory free agents up to a maximum of four. The 32 compensatory choices announced will supplement the 221 choices in the seven rounds of the 2011 NFL Draft (April 28-30), which will kick off in prime time for the second consecutive year."
March 31st UPDATE:
The 49ers seventh-round draft picks have each moved back one overall slot because the Detroit Lions seventh-round pick was reinstated by the NFL.
2011 49ers draft picks
1. First round, No. 7 (7th overall)
2. Second round, No. 13 (45th overall)
3. Third round, No. 12 (76th overall)
4. Fourth round, No. 11 (108th overall)
5. Fourth round, No. 18 (115th overall, from San Diego in 2010 draft-day trade)
6. Fifth round, No. 10 (141st overall)
7. Sixth round, No. 9 (174th overall)
8. Sixth round, No. 25 (190th overall, from Seattle for DT Kentwan Balmer)
9. Seventh round, No. 8 (211th overall)
10. Seventh round, No. 30 (231st overall, from Detroit for QB Shaun Hill) (Jets original pick in the round)
11. Seventh round, No. 38 (239th overall, compensatory)
12. Seventh round, No. 49 (250th overall, compensatory)
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to "49ers Receive Compensatory Draft Picks"
By Bobby on Mar 25, 2011 | Reply
1-Patrick Peterson CB- if gone, Robert QuinnOLB/Prince AmakumaraCB
2-Brandon Harris CB – or- Dontay Moch OLB, Ryan Mallet QB
3-Jaquizz Rodgers/Ryan Williams RB, or- Will Hill FS, Bruce Miller OLB
4- Mark Herzlich OLB, or- John Moffitt OG, Justin Boren OG
4-DeAndre Brown WR, or-Austin Pettis Wr, Chris Carter OLB
5-Matangi Tonga DT/DE, James Carpenter OT/OG
6-Rock Carmicheal CB, or-Ras-I Dowling CB, Buster Skrine CB
6-Buster Skrine CB, or- Jarrerd Tarrent FS
7-Akeem Dent LB, or-
7-Tyrod Taylor QB
7-Ricky Stanzi QB
7-Dwayne Harris WR
By Harry on Mar 25, 2011 | Reply
I would seriously consider Korey Lindsay from Southern Illinois. He's got great height and tremendous hand skills. Would rather knock the ball down to make a play than try for a mistake ridden interception. I live close to SIU and would also consider Joe Allaria as a great slot reciever, he's not afraid to go over the middle. And finally kicker Kyle Dougherty, simply the best at the 1AA level (FCS).
By John Kreutzmann on Mar 25, 2011 | Reply
What 49er players from last year's squad have already been lost to free agency and signed with other teams?
What is the situation with Alex Smith and Takeo Spikes.
I believe that the 49ers need to sign them and not let them get away!
We must have lost players to get these extra draft choices. What players have left the team for sure?
By christian nolan on Mar 25, 2011 | Reply
How about Von miller if petersons gone come on
By Jeff on Mar 25, 2011 | Reply
Couldn't agree more with that mock draft, good call man.
By Robert on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
If the 49ers draft peterson in first round, thet will not draft another CB in second round. Switch out Harris with someone else
By kirk on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
it will be a miracle if the corner from lsu is there at 7. more likely scenario is to draft the corner from nebraska
By philip catalfamo on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
1st-patrick peterson CB-if gone-prince amukamara CB
2nd-mike pouncey G-or-rahim moore FS
3rd-stephen paea DT-or-jerrel jernigan WR
4th-mark herzlich OLB-or- jacquizz rodgers RB
4th-jacquizz rodgers RB-or-james carpenter T
5th-matangi tonga DT/DE-or-ricky stanzi QB
6th-ras-i dowling CB-or-rashard carmichael CB
7th-akeem dent LB-or-chris conte FS
7th-stanley havill FB
7th-denarius moore WR
7th-joe lefeged SS
By brian on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
can possibly move around in draft niners need kolb
By scott stearns on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
We need a quarterback if we stick with smith we will suck again this year
By John Perez on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
By PD on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
There is a good possibility that Peterson will be there at 7. I mean we didnt expect Crabtree to be there at 10 the year we got him, dint be surprised if Peterson falls into the 49ers lap on April 28th
By Lamar Osborne on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
Letting Go Of Nate Davis Killed The Draft This Year. If We Kept Him Everything Would Have Been In Order. Davis At Qb, Draft CB,DL,DB,RB,WR,LB,DL,OL,DB,OL,QB,RB.
By Jeff on Mar 26, 2011 | Reply
Really hope they dont take robert quinn, lets get someone who actually played last year
By edward on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
ya lookout NFL draft this should look good for the niners
By Jeff Watson on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
If Patrick Peterson and Von Miller are gone by #7…I say try to trade down and draft Mike Pouncey…We need a replacement at RG…Then our O-Line will be solidified…Or trade down for Gabe Carimi and slide him to RT and put Anthony Davis at RG…That'll also give us a few more picks int he 2nd,3rd, and/or 4th rounds which adds depth…I also think at some point draft Ricky Stanzi to develop and re-sign Alex Smith for 1-year or sign Vince Young for 1-year or sign Matt Leinart for 1-year to allow Stanzi to develop
By Wil Northup on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
The niners need a all pro center to complete the O-line than get a QB to develop, there 1st round QB selections have been terrible.
By ronnie macias on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
patrick peterson, marcell dareus, von miller or prince Amakumara would be the best pick at no.7
we cud pick a better qb in the later rounds. gabbert and newton arent all that great
By Sean on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
I say we stick with Smith. His absolute last shot at QB. If we suck again we will be near the top for a free shot on Andrew Luck who would be welcome with his old coach. If Smith actually produces then we can see how it goes next year in the draft and maybe trade Smith for a higher pick and snag Luck.
We need some fast CBs this year than will actually cover and not give up the deep plays.
By Sabina #1 niners on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
I think harbaugh sees something in alex smith and him having been a damn good quarterback himself maybe all the alex smith haters should stop hating and put some faith in our new coach i think alex just needs some stability as far as maybe keeping an offensive coordinator for more than 1 year.
By Irvin on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
The 49ers really need cb's. Harbaugh will know what to do about the qb position.
By FSU23 on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
1st round – Peterson
2nd round – Ponder
By FORTYNINER FAITHFUL on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
1st- Peterson
3rd-OLB or DL
4th-OLB or DL
By HW1 on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
1st round-The Prince
2nd round-Dalton
3rd round-Chris Carter
By eilray on Mar 27, 2011 | Reply
if patrick peterson is gone then they should get colin kaepernick because he is a great teammate and has a great personality he will also work very hard during practice andwould try to start he is a great person to have on the team.
By bonds102 on Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
Hi we need a CB Patrick Paterson and then a DT to help patrick Wills don't you guy agree,
By Jesse Vallejos on Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
I think any QB that comes out of the draft is a pipe dream if you want instant results. Development! Alex with a QB minded head coach may elevate Alex to the next level. Peterson may be the missing link for our Defence. If he isnt there we need a Charles haley type DE. If Alex doesnt improve noticeably, next year will have way more choices in the market and draft.
By jason on Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
I agree with they need an all- star center to go with the 2 lineman that were really good from last years draft!! get rid of alex smith im sick of seeing him hes garbage he had way to many chances he has done crap his whole career GOODBYE ALEX SMITH!!!!
By jesus on Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
we should give alex smith his last chance but we have to draft and develop a qb. our team has got too much potential to throw away and have another crappy season.
By Alex Starks on Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
yea we need a QB CB DT RB OL OLB but can SMITH lets play like we want to win 49ers SUPERBOWL
By Troy Smith on Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
We need to go DEF in the 1st, QB in the second for future development and pick p a receiver who can actually makes plays. We should probably be more DEF minded throughout. We have to grab a QB from FA after this CBA junk is cleared up. That would surely make us the contenders that we were supposed to be last year. Let's go NINERS!!!!!!!!!
By Norm-Ski on Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
CB and QB were our real problem spots last year. However this is garbage draft for QB's, no matter what the media hype is saying..Address the defense or take best player available in every spot.
By Edward on Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
you really think Tyrod Taylor or Stanzi are going to be there in the seventh round. Your nuts. Moch would be a nice pick. If we don't get Peterson at 7th, I agree with Quinn, not Amukamara, we could trade down and get him. We should trade up for Marcel Darus. Or trade down and get that big DT from Baylor.
By Edward on Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
1st- th – Peterson/Quinn/or trade down and take Phil Taylor, DL, Baylor or Amakumara
3rd-Moch if still there/Tyrod Taylor
4th-Hertzlich/TJ Yates/Casey Matthews
4th-Rod Cartwright/Brandon Harris/Jaquizz Rodgers
5th- Vincent Brown WR SDSU / Austin Pettis Boise State
6th-Chris Prosinski S wyoming
6th Demarco Sampson WR SDSU
7th-RB Taiwan Jones
7th-DB James Wilson Montana
7th-Gary Wagner QB Carroll College
7th- OL Michael Person. Montana State
By coleman on Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
what the niners should do is make a run at carson palmer. doesnt help for the draft but a veteran leader that is a proven player is really what we need.
By crazysamoan on Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
I think the niners are gunnin for Patrick Peterson with the seventh pick but if he aint there then don't be surprised if the end up getting J.J Watt for that 3-4 defense cause we all know that we lack putting preasure on the opposing teams Qb lol, they just be sitting back there forever !
By jose cisneros on Mar 30, 2011 | Reply
I say draft Peterson or Miller then trade a 4th and a 6th round pick to move back into the late 1st round and select a qb, ol, olb, or cb.
By Hermie on Mar 31, 2011 | Reply
Alex was not even given a tender to stay with the team…I think that speaks volumes on what Harbaugh thinks of Alex. Please, Please, Please, no Alex!!
By jim craqndell on Mar 31, 2011 | Reply
the 49ers must use 1st pick on defence cb or dl and qb 2nd round pick please
By Charles Hann on Mar 31, 2011 | Reply
Please Harbaugh, make a move and get us Kolb or Palmer. We dont have time to develop a qb and there arent any we can get in this draft. Alex is complete garbage he has been for his whole career. Just cut our losses on him already. Trade him for a pick and package something up for a good vet Kolb would be perfect. Have enough picks to take care of that number one then focus on cb,dt,ol,or olb, but if the man that touches the ball every offensive play is a bum were doomed again.
By Jeremy on Apr 1, 2011 | Reply
I think our biggest need in the draft (aside from a QB, which I wouldn't waste a pick on this year) is secondary. For what we are paying for Clements, opposing QB's should be afraid to throw his way, instead teams know he will more often than not go for a pick which has been exploited very badly over the past couple of years. I think Prince is the safest bet. CB's are usually a very safe pick if they are top ten pick worthy, history proves this. For a second pick we need DL help, everyone keeps saying we need OLB's but I don't think that is a smart choice. There should be some very good players at the position in FA, not to mention there will be a few solid OLB's in the third and fourth round (in which we have two picks in the fourth), Did everyone forget that we have Navarro Bowman? Hes versatile and can play both inside and outside LB. I'm mostly afraid of Harbaugh keeping Alex Smith cause he probably thinks he can resurrect his career.
By jay on Apr 1, 2011 | Reply
We need peterson first round and whatever qb is left at the 45th overall pick for a backup for alex with our new coach he can make a star out of alex and any other qb. All alex did wrong was turnovers and consistancy he has the potential and the numbers to be a great qb.
By mike on Apr 8, 2011 | Reply
seems everyones forgetting about one of the greatest qb of all times favorite qb kellen moore out of boise state. i think he would be a great late round pick up for
By Video Capture Device on Nov 26, 2011 | Reply
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Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client Installation Manual
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) provides a secure connection between a user and a protected service. The University of Mississippi provides VPN account services to authorized users that have a need to access the University's internal network from a remote location.
A VPN connection must be established in order to send e-mail from an off-campus location when you are not using a Web-based client such as Webmail.
To use the VPN client on an iPhonei/iPad, click here: iPhone/iPad VPN client
To install the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client on your PC, follow the instructions given in this document. If you require additional assistance, please contact the IT Helpdesk at 662-915-5222.
The Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client provides secure connectivity to various systems. Users will need to install the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client software before use. This installation procedure will only need to be completed once. After the Client is installed, it will remain on the user's PC and can be called up any time it is needed.
To begin the installation process, point your browser to vpn.olemiss.edu.
First, users will be prompted to download the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client software. You will see a sign-on screen, like the one below:
Note that the Group has defaulted to UM-Faculty-Staff. This is the proper Group designation for almost all users.
Enter your Ole Miss WebID and password in the spaces provided, and click LOGIN.
This Manual is written with a general installation experience in mind. Depending on your choice of browser and your hardware configuration, some of the screens and steps which follow may not be presented to you. If you find that your installation skips one or more of the steps noted in the following Manual, don't be alarmed; simply proceed to the next step, as the one skipped was handled automatically by the software.
Many users will then see a screen like the one below:
The process is ready to continue when you see the screen below. Many users will NOT see this screen displayed, which is normal, based on their machine configuration. If you do not see the following screen, your software is being installed automatically. But if you do see it, click on the blue "Windows Vista/64/XP/2000" link.
The next screen should appear as below. You are being prompted to either RUN, SAVE, or CANCEL the installation software. Click RUN.
The next screen you will see after clicking RUN above is the following screen. It is merely a Windows security screen, asking for confirmation before running an executable file. Click RUN.
After clicking RUN, you will see the following screen. It is the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client Setup Wizard; please click NEXT to start the setup.
Setup begins with the End-User License Agreement prompt. Note that it is currently set for "I do not accept." You need to change this by clicking the "I accept" button before proceeding, as shown below:
Once you click "I accept," the NEXT button will become functional. Click NEXT to proceed, as shown below:
The next screen will begin the installation process, but only after you click INSTALL:
After you begin the installation process, you will see the next screen. It may take several moments to complete its part of the process. Please wait while it is displayed:
When the screen below appears, please click FINISH. This will allow the Setup Wizard to complete this portion of the installation:
When the Setup Wizard finishes, look for an icon on your screen called vpnclient-win, like the one shown below:
If you see this, double click this icon to continue. If you don't see it, skip to the end of this Manual.
After double-clicking, you will see this:
Click RUN to continue, which will result in:
In order to continue, you will need to click UNZIP in the box above. This will allow the software to decompress several files. When that is accomplished, as shown above, click OK to continue. You will then see the following window:
Please wait while that process takes place. It may take several moments. When it is done, you will see the window below. Click NEXT to continue the process:
Again, you must accept the End User License Agreement for the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client software. As shown below, the window will appear with "I do not accept" clicked.
Change this by clicking "I accept" and then clicking the NEXT button, as shown below:
The following screen designates the location of the Client program files. Most users accept the default. To do this, click NEXT.
As shown below, click NEXT to continue the installation:
You will then see the following window, which may take a few moments to complete:
The screen below means you are nearly complete. Click FINISH to complete the installation:
The installer will place the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client in your Programs. To use it, locate the Program by clicking All Programs, as shown below:
Starting the Client will open this window.


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