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In the lively Marina District of downtown San Francisco, this motel has comfortable accommodations close to the area's main attractions, including Fisherman's Wharf.
Score from 644 reviews Good
In San Francisco's Marina District, this hotel is one mile from Fisherman's Wharf and features a deck and free on-site parking. Buena Vista Motor Inn has free Wi-Fi in every room.
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This San Francisco motel is a 10-minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf. The motel has free on-site parking and guest rooms with free Wi-Fi.
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This hotel is on Lombard Street in San Francisco and is one mile from Fisherman's Wharf. The hotel features free parking and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 516 reviews Good
The front desk girl was rude and not very friendly.
Basic accommodation that met all our needs at a good price. Will stay there again next time we visit San Francisco.
Can be a bit noisy.
We have stayed here on a few occasions and it has always been pleasant. While there were renovations going on for our last stay it certainly was not a problem. The position of this motel is a big plus.
Can be a bit noisy.
the motel was within walking distance to Fisherman's Wharf and easy access to public transportation. It is on a very busy street, but we asked for a rm. in the back and couldn't hear the traffic noise. Free parking was a plus. We will definitely stay there again!
you could hear the guests in the rm. above ours.
Free parking, however with limited space. The rooms were clean and looked like recently renovated. Many restaurants were close by. A bus stop was around the corner.
Nice bathroom fixtures and comfortable beds/bedding. good city location was close to bus transportation.
No continental breakfast, lots of late noise outside our room&noisy neighbors in room next to us, no elevator, difficult parking access.(Two sisters, both senior citizens,)
Everything was brand new and clean
The noise from the busy road and pub next door at the weekend.
Value, Location and Management
Noisy at night, and slow internet speed.
Spotlessly clean.15 minute walk to fishermans wharf and attractions
The beds were comfortable.
The parking lot was tiny. Upon return I had to park in a handicapped spot. We asked to have something mailed back almost a month ago and it hasn't been. They keep saying they'll call back (and they dont) but now they can't find the item left behind. This place isn't AWFUL but it isn't worth more than $60 a night. The rooms are tiny and the front desk gives you the run around.
Very clean and comfortable. The remodeled room was really nice. The staff were very friendly and check-in was quick.
Parking was a little tight, but even though we arrived late there were still spots available.
Excellent location, great value for money. We stayed in a suite which was two adjoining rooms, one king in one, two doubles in another, one bathroom to share. Perfect.
Could use a mirror in the double bedroom. The outside needs work but didn't affect our stay.
Parking was included but the space was extremely tight and I managed to scrape the bumper of a monster truck(that was allowed to park in a parking lot barely capable of accommodating a normal sized car) while having to back out of the entire parking area...no way to turn around and drive out...difficult, since you are backing out onto Lombard.
Parking situation No place to put soap in shower Carpet felt disgusting on bare feet! No tissues Strange odor in room..wet dog smell
rooms beds locations free parking nearby food, drinks
No wi fi, Only one coffee, milk etc. I think there should more option to have more than one drink. The price of $300+ tax is a rip off. I have stay at the Luna motel nearly opposite For half the price and the comfort was far better. The blinds did not work. I would like some form of compensation for a dreadful place to stay
Room was clean and comfortable with flat screen, refrigerator, and microwave. Bathroom was spotless both days with fresh clean towels.
The bathroom was small.
nice neighborhood with many great restaurants, bars, cafes. safe area. close to the water, with easy access to both golden gate bridge and fisherman's wharf. close to public transport, and very easy to get to city (or anywhere else) on bus. handy tip - the $2.25 muni bus ticket can be used for up to 3 hours on its transport network! My room and bed was very comfortable. Didn't spend a lot of time in my room as I was out a lot, but its a good standard for a motel.
Had problems with internet initial, but the problem was resolved very quickly and professionally.
Noisy, could hear the tenants flush toilets and walking common wall rooms
Clean room Comfortable bed Fridge and microwave Modern bathroom We didn't use the WiFi so no comment on Internet speed Friendly staff
We reserved a room for four people and they only gave us two towels. I went down for extras but no one was in the office; nor did anyone answer the doorbell. Bad timing??
large room with good location, shower pressure good
wifi connection was terrible!!! staff on occassion were unhelpful, didn't understand what you were asking. Arrived on first day, buliders in the room
The staff excellent very helpful.The place was clean.THIS PALCE IS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AND I THINK IN TIME IT WILL BE MUCH BETTER AND FAIRER VALUE FOR MONEY.They are trying to make it right, and I understand this takes time.
Needs to have more milk whitener or long life milk, air conditioning needs a little attention
1. The iron was awesome 2. So was the weather
I usually look for a value-priced hotel/motel and have had very good luck, especially in San Francisco. Then I stayed at the Lombard Plaza. Do yourself a favor...RUN AWAY!!! 1. WiFi was un-usable 2. Owner blocked the driveway with his BMW 3. Cleaning staff sole my beer 4. Cigarette burns on the blankets 5. Shower door didn't close 6. Poor bathroom layout 7. Over priced!!! Get the sense I was not happy? At least I didn't get bitten by bed bugs.
Location is good and price was right.
Wall are too thin. Could not fall a sleep because of the upstairs neighboor as too loud.
Rooms are like new. Everything is clean. There is a fridge and a microwave (I would stay away from the coffee machine though). Located near the restaurants on Chestnut street and near a bus station
The exterior of the motel is questionable. They say they have a new management so perhaps they will improve that as well.
Great location, close to transport, good restaurants. Clean rooms. Polite staff.
It's being loudly renovated, a lot more needs to be done. Very thin walls, you can hear "everything" that happens in the next room. No shelf in the shower for soap. Cleaning wasn't done till 4pm. Pricey for what you got.
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please dont throw us off our schedule.
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We request, nay demand, a BOFH episode tomorrow to get things back in synch.
Re: Errrr?
Try a surname of Hendrickson. I get no end of variations (Henderson, Anderson etc.) but never quite on target.
Re: Ha!!! Henderson, Anderson ,Sanderson, whetever the hell your name is
You don't know you are born,
Jon Bruford
Re: Errrr?
It's my fault for surprising the Reg subs by unexpectedly getting my column written on time.
Re: Errrr?
Have had all sorts of translations of my Surname. Bayliss is quite common but I've had Bevis from time to time. {no butthead jokes please}.
In my case it's Warren, Warham and - my favourite - Warhead. I can only assume the latter is because some of the people I have to give my name to are really cyborgs with a built in MicroSoft spell checker.
As for the Barclays plan to sack all the staff, I experienced an early trial of this at a branch in Chelsea. Had gone to do cash on collection for an item I'd bought on eBay, and was looking to get some cash out. No cash points, but found a small Barclays branch that looked liked Alistair's hipster shop. All chrome framed furniture, unadorned white walls, two enormous ATM thingummys and a plethora of iPad wielding staff. The super ATM machines were so badly designed that every poor sod using them needed to be walked through the (excruciatingly slow) transaction.
Cut to a month later, and my local branch of Barclays in Enfield close the counter service. No sign of the machines though, as the preliminary trials in places like the Chelsea branch proves they need more staff on hand than they had manning the counters ...
Re: Errrr?
"It's my fault for surprising the Reg subs..."
They do seem to startle easily.
Re: Errrr?
Reg subs startle easily? Surely you jest. Hard as effing nails, they are.
Re: Errrr?
But they'll be back, and in greater numbers.
Re: Errrr?
It's my fault for surprising the Reg subs...
I dunno - first airplanes in the form of PARIS and LOHAN and now subs!
We'll have to set up Vulture Pacific soon, in its own volcano lair hideaway...
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I could almost understand people having problems with complicated or unusual names, but I do not understand the problems they have with mine. Very simple, composed of two very simple common words in English (any variety). The conversation goes like this:
Feckless: "Last name?"
Me: "Goodgame. Good game. Like football is a good game."
Feckless: "Thank you Mr. Goodyear/Goodman/Goodtame/Goodlame/Goodsomethingorother...
Of course there are the obvious variants that I now use as online handles, but used to distress me more in my youth.
FYI: Football where I come from is played by very large men with pads & helmets.
Re: Errrr?
Dammit, turns out my plans can be cancelled !!!
Re: Ha!!! Henderson, Anderson ,Sanderson, whetever the hell your name is
My surname is Cope. COPE. It must be one of the easiest-to-spell surnames in the english language. It is not:
Cup, Cop, Copp, Coup, Coop, Coope, Coupe, Coppe, Copper, Couper, Cooper, Copi, Copa, Coper (close I suppose!) or Copy or any of those derivations beginning with the letter K when speaking to an east european call center.
Re: Errrr?
"FYI: Football where I come from is played by very large men with pads & helmets."
As opposed to here, where it is played by overpaid twats.
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FYI: Football where I come from is played by very large men with pads & helmets.
Well here in the UK that applies as well, Footballers in their posh pads showing young ladies how they use their helmets!!
Ohh err missus!
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Hey Alison! ;oP
It's the Grammar Gestapo here; "…WHO people invite to parties", if you're using the pronoun as the subject of the sentence, it's 'who', 'whom' is objective, very often used to avoid the generally-accepted-as-being-poor-grammatical-form of ending a sentence with a preposition.
In this instance, the pronoun is referring to you, you are the subject, therefore the correct form is 'who'.
This is one of myriad reasons why I'm Belinda No-Mates…
As for surnames I have, at various points in my life, been referred to as 'Balfar', 'Balfa', 'Belfast', 'Belfart' and, I kid you not, 'Belchfart'.
Re: Errrr?
It's the Grammar Gestapo here; "…WHO people invite to parties", if you're using the pronoun as the subject of the sentence, it's 'who', 'whom' is objective, very often used to avoid the generally-accepted-as-being-poor-grammatical-form of ending a sentence with a preposition.
In this instance, the pronoun is referring to you, you are the subject, therefore the correct form is 'who'.
I'm afraid I find that parse dubious.
The sentence in question was "This doesn't happen to me often but then I'm not the sort of person whom people invite to parties." Two independent clauses, so we can disregard the first (and the coordination conjunctival phrase "but then") and reduce the problem to "I'm not the sort of person whom people invite to parties" with no loss of generality.
In that independent clause, we have a passive-voice construction which consists of a simple subject (the "I" of "I'm"), the copula (the "'m" of "I'm"), and a predicate nominative. The last is a noun phrase modified by a dependent clause in the passive voice. Inverting that clause to active voice gives a construction of the form "people invite X to parties", where X is clearly the object of the transitive verb "invite" (the subject of which is "people", and "to parties" is of course an adverbial prepositional phrase).
That should clarify the role of the remaining phrase "the sort of person": it is the object of "invite". And "whom" is the relative pronoun introducing that adjectival dependent clause. Its antecedent is "the sort of person", which per above is the object of "invite", and thus that relative pronoun should be1 in the objective case.
As it is.2
(I'd provide a diagram of the sentence showing the parse, but it'd be a pain to do in ASCII and the Reg doesn't do preformatted-text well. I'll leave it as an exercise for the reader.)
1"should be" in a weak sense of "is preferred by those who care about such things", under a so-called "scientific" view of usage that wants speakers to maintain parallel grammatical constructions with consistent case, number, and so on, and relies on the traditional-preferred interpretation of particular words having particular grammatical case, etc. Prescriptivism is a religion I do not endorse.
2And they said three degrees in English was a waste of time.
I will need to say communicate with her and customer-facing staff in London do not speak English.
Are you sure it's her English you need to be worried about?
Or couldn't you decide whether to say or communicate?
Re: English?
I think perhaps the "say" could have benefited from a comma or two..?
I think that the NEXUS analogy is more apt, like the replicants, they also have a four year life expectancy
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Yes, please Mr Dabbs. The suspense is killing me.
Yes, please Mr. Dabbs. These suspenders are killing me. (The weekend came early)
>> did you make it to your user group meetup
Yes, thank you. Fortunately, nobody in the user group knows I write this column.
Re: >> did you make it to your user group meetup
Which user group did you say it was? ;-)
Re: >> did you make it to your user group meetup
"Hello my name is Alistair" sobs "And I write a column for El Reg" hangs his head in shame
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Ah, so that'll be the El Reg staff meeting then.
Reminds me of the time I went to my local NatWest bank to pay in a cheque. There I am, standing in the queue, when a wandering member of staff says, "Just paying that in?". "Yes". "If you'd like to come over here, you can use this machine", she offered. Well, it wasn't so much an offer as a plea to get someone to use one of the bastard things. "It won't work," I said, "it never does". "Well, let's try it, it should work".
So, over I wander. I fill in the slip, try to work out which way to order and orient the various components, before carefully feeding them into the indifferent machine. Much whirring ensued. Then... silence... then... out pop my ingredients and up pops a generic error message. Two more attempts, overseen by the awkward staff, failed.
So I ended up rejoining the queue, in my original position. Cheque handed over, paying-in book stamped. Total time (after waiting), ooh, 10 seconds.
So the job of one cashier was replaced by the job of one cashier, one machine and another wanderer, helping customers use said machine. That's efficiency for you.
Odd in my Natwest the information desk will actually pay in Cheques (Although that was a few years ago), if they aren't busy.
Anyone know why paying in slips require you to fill in the amount at least twice and write the name of the cheque signatory in a strip about 2 cm wide? They seem curiously at odds with modern banking. It's like they had 200 years supply of the things printed in 1950 and they have to use them all up.
a question...
what is this cheque of which you speak?
"Anyone know why paying in slips require you to fill in the amount at least twice and write the name of the cheque signatory in a strip about 2 cm wide? "
IME, you only have to write the amount once for each cheque, and the total is written in the box on the front. If you're only paying in a single cheque, it might seem like duplicated effort, because then you really are writing the amount twice. (That's on the paying in slip itself, of course; if you're using a 'stub' format paying in book, rather than one in which carbon copies are kept) you have to write everything twice.
What I find annoying is that some banks' paying in books seem to unintentionally be designed for left-handed people. These are where the cheque details are written on the rear of the paying in slip, but it remains oriented the same as the front, so you're writing on the left hand side when writing on the rear. If you're paying in a lot of cheques (as you might if you are a business and your customers refuse to greet modern technology), you end up filling in both columns of cheque details - and the column closest to the spine, especially the amount, can be awkward to fill in with your right hand at certain depths in the paying in book.
FFS, print the reverse of the slips so that there is one (portrait) column, rather than two (landscape) columns.
"It's like they had 200 years supply of the things printed in 1950 and they have to use them all up."
That's my bank with cheque books on my business account.
My use of cheques is rare, and most years I write only a single cheque. Several years ago, I reached the point in a cheque book where a replacement is automatically sent. They sent two - each containing 100 cheques. And earlier this year they sent two more, for no apparent reason. I now have enough cheques to keep me going until something like 2410. Perhaps the late 2300s if I ever get extravagant and sometimes write two cheques in one year.
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a middle european I believe
IME, you only have to write the amount once for each cheque, and the total is written in the box on the front.
It's been a while since I had to do it, but I seem to recall, when paying in a single cheque:
- payer name + amount on the back of the slip
- total amount (i.e. the same again) at the bottom of the amount column on the back
- same amount next to the "total of cheques" label at the front
- same amount again for the total of cheques and cash
Perhaps I could skip one of these totals, but I'm afraid I won't get the money unless I complete the entire ritual.
Anyone know why paying in slips require you to fill in the amount at least twice and write the name of the cheque signatory in a strip about 2 cm wide? They seem curiously at odds with modern banking.
Quaint. Here in the barbarian wilderness of the US, I just feed the stack of checks1 into the ATM, which scans the amounts and totals them. It lets me confirm it has the amounts right (showing an image of the check next to the scanned amount), then it processes the deposit. Haven't had it go wrong yet. No deposit slip is involved; I still have a bunch of the things, but haven't used one in ages.
Since my bank2 has ATMs cleverly located at shops that specialize in coffee and pastries, this works out well for all concerned.
1Like cheques, but with less queuing.
2Actually a credit union, which is like a bank, but with less stupidity.
Ah, you mean like Alliance & Leicester had, before Santander took them over and replaced the nice state of the art machines that worked with the crap old machines that require an envelope that it fails to dispense?
I used to go to those branches specifically for those scanning machines as it made life far easier. Especially since they Will Not take a business account cheque over the counter, even if the machine is knackered! Fuckwits wrote those procedures.
Your name on the coffee 'cup'
You don't have to give your real name. I went through a phase of saying 'Carlos' when asked.
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
For coffee-buying purposes my name is "Evadne".
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
I use the name on the badge of the
poor bastard barista behind the counter. They usually have unique names for the region which heps avoid confusion at the other end of the bar.
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If ever there was a photo I wish I had snapped on impulse, it was in a Costa when a Spanish barista came on-shift and signed in to the till, which then flashed up the message: "You are being served by Jesus."
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
Dear Sir,
Now you know why I detest Starbucks.
Yours, etc.
Regina Windebotham
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
And if that cup had been adorned with a little crown of thorns.... or you were little stirring sticks in the form of nails to given a couple of nails....
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
I prefer to use the name of an alternative coffeeshop chain, say ordering a coffee in Costa as Mr Starbuck.
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
I just use God. Although I've found that while the rejects in Starbucks aren't offended....the staff in Chik-fil-a REALLY DON'T LIKE IT, AT ALL...which is the whole point.
I like reserving a table for "God, party of one" just to have them annouce it over the PA system. Calling God, party of one...
My other choices are 'Who Cares", "Make One Up" or "John Holmes*"
* - I use that name for test accounts when working on clients' computers because, why not.
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
I once lied and said my name was Bernard, then promptly forgot I'd lied and began to wonder where my coffee was... then I remembered.
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
Try Spartacus..............Yes thats me Im Spartacus!
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
"You are being served by Jesus."
Great…now I've got Jesus Jones stuck in my head. I best get moving, my workplace will want me right here right now.
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
Now you know why I detest Starbucks.
I'm not fond of Starbucks, with their overcooked coffee, wildly inflated prices,1 and general pretentiousness. But I have found that my standard order of "a medium2 coffee" is often filled immediately by the cashier - no fancified coffee-slinger involved - and so I am not required to give my name.
Black coffee and anonymity. It's the best way.
1Though in their defense they suffer from the usual problem of coffeehouses: they sell a little product to a bunch of customers who then loaf about the premises all day, using electricity and water.
2I refuse to call it a "grandildo" or whatever nonsense term they use for that size.
Re: Your name on the coffee 'cup'
For coffee-buying purposes my name is "Tax Payer"
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suzie switzer
My name is Suzie Goethe Switzer. I have an Ellen Tullos in my tree who was married to Francis Marion Goettee. Any connection? If so, do you know/will share parents?
Thanks for all you've done there in Texas to perpetuate the cause of genealogy!!
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on Nov 27, 2014 5:58 PM
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Patricia "Pat" Miller Byrd, Garden of Memories, Lufkin
Hi Deb--
Thanks so much for posting this memorial to my cousin, Patricia "Pat" Miller Byrd in Garden of Memories Cemetery, Lufkin. I submitted links to her parents' memorials to you through the edit feature. I don't know who wrote Pat's obituary, but they listed her (maternal) grandmother's maiden name, Strozier, instead of her mother's maiden name, Cross.
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I transferred Elaine's memorial to you before I read the email you sent me. Was going to send a message along with the transfer telling you I could not find her parents. I will be interested to see her parents. You did good!!!
Happy Thanksgiving to you & your family.
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RE: Beasley names
Very confusing. As usual in genealogy some information raises more questions than it answers. I will let you know if I come up with anything else.
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on Nov 22, 2014 6:51 AM
Sheryl Ruff
RE: Beasley names
1910 Census Houston, Texas
Barney Beasley M 33 Head
Lizzie Beasley F 34 Wife
John Rhoads M 10 Stepson
Ida Rhoads F 5 Daughter
Rosie F Rhoads F 4 Daughter
Magie Rhoads F 2 Daughter
Jessie B Rhoads M 1 Son
Although Ida, Rose, Magie, and Jessie are listed as Rhoads I believe it should be Beasley.
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Sheryl Ruff
RE: Beasley names
Can you please jog my memory on exactly whom I tried to edit? Barney, Ida, William ??????
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RE: Renfro names
Hi Deb thank you for linking Don to Aunt Doris and Uncle Jack. Yes, he is out of place, compared to where his parents are. He retired from the Army, after living many places, to live in SD with his own family. His parents and siblings resided in Texas. South Dakota is where he was living when he passed away. From what I could tell the Find-A-Grave tribute was imported by the Dept. of Veteran Affairs. I could not tell who manages the file, but I'll check again. That is the reason I requested you to link him, since you are managing the Renfros. Thank you once again. I've already alerted his brother that this site is available and shared the three tributes last night via Facebook so he could see them.
I'm trying to keep the research going beyond our immediate family of the of 4 daughters of Sudie Mae Mason Williams and Aubrey Payne Williams (all 4 daughters are gone) to dig into our past and appreciate where we came from. I try to be the 'go to' person for other family members, if they become interested. In years past, free resources were so limited and overwhelming. I was an oops! child and most all my ancestors were gone either before I was born or when I was young, leaving me little or no information. But yes, you're right, I am more addicted everytime I look! I appreciate your offer of help, and might surely take you up on it :) Have a blessed day-
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Hi Deb!
Yes, Price was before my time so I know nothing of him except they had children together. I used to visit Aunt Ottis with my parents but only vaguely remember her children. I only knew Jerry Rountree as my uncle. Thanks so much and have a good day, Lena
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Just want to say THANK YOU for adding my family there in the Alto City Cemetery as part of your volunteer efforts for this great Find-A-Grave site. I went into add them (finally) after my cousin was able to go and get pics last May. I now live out of state in East TN and am unable to get back to TX but every few years. You did a great job for the Aubrey Payne/Sudie Mae Williams--Carroll and Verda Kate Bennett-Jack and Doris Renfro-Jack and Laura Phillips and T.D. and Glesnal Smith additions; the pictures are also so good. Better than what I had available to add. Thanks so very much Deb! Also, thanks for the explicit instructions on your profile :) very helpful...KM
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Dear Deb:
My name is Eric Baker and I live in Durham, North Carolina. My son-in-law is a Woodward and I have done extensive research about his family. The family tree of the Woodwards in Angelina County is extremely complex because of spouses with similar names and odd marriage relationships.
Please refer to your memorial page for Jim Crawford Woodward (1872-1948)(findagrave #98141600). You correctly show his father as J.M. Woodward (findagrave #471322897). The father's full name was James Madison Woodward. You show under family links as the mother of Jim Crawford Woodward, Sarah Woodward (1848-1922)(findagrave #47132919). This person was not the mother of Jim Crawford Woodward. She was his step mother. She was the second wife of J.M. Woodward (James Madison Woodward). Her full name was Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Jones Alexander. When she married J.M. Woodward she was the widow of Jesse Alexander. The marriage of J.M. Woodward and Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Alexander produced no children.
In your biographical section of the memorial for Jim Crawford Woodward you correctly state that the mother of Jim Crawford Woodward was Sarah Crawford. Her full name was Sarah Ann Crawford. She was born about 1835 and died before 1900. Her place of burial is unknown. This is a different person than the Sarah Woodward (1848-1922) who you show under family links as the mother of Jim Crawford Woodward. That person, Sarah Woodward, whose full name was Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Jones Alexander Woodward was his step mother, not his mother.
You correctly show the wife of Jim Crawford Woodward as Mary Emma Alexander Woodward (1879-1947).(findagrave 9814600.) What you probably do not know is that Mary Emma Alexander Woodward was the step sister of Jim Crawford Woodward when they married. Her mother was Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Jones Alexander who married second to the widower J.M. Woodward (James Madison Woodward).
Is that confusing enough for anyone?
I have notified Anne Brown who manages the memorials for some of these people of this situation.
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Printing pictures is a bit of a rarity these days. So US printer specialist Zink has stuck a digital camera onto the top of a portable printer to ensure you've always got both to hand. Xiao_01 Zink's TIP-521 is a camera and printer combined The TIP-521 sports a five-megapixel camera at one end and a printer at the other, …
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Been there, done that...
Polaroid had a long, good run. There've already been digital cameras that would let you snap a pic and then, at your leisure, commit it to emulsion via the integrated Polaroid photo printer. Thus:
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I can't be arsed to keep up this list of what's in the fermenters, but hey, check out the cool brewery I own!
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Yakimavalleyhops.com apparently has some odd marketing strategies...
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