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Descendants of John Brown, Sr.
12. John3 Dorroh (Jane 2Brown, John1); born 16 Mar 1769 at Antrim Co., Ireland; 122 married Rebecca Jones before 1789; 123 died 23 Nov 1851 at Brookwood, Tuscaloosa Co., AL, at age 82; 124 buried after 23 Nov 1851 at Big Hurricane Cemetery, Brookwood, Tuscaloosa Co., AL. 125
Children of John3 Dorroh and Rebecca Jones were as follows:
23. Rebecca3 Brown (Roger 2, John1); born 3 Nov 1784 at Laurens Co, SC; 153 married Thomas Jefferson Adair Sr., son of Joseph Adair and Sarah (--?--), circa 1804 at Laurens Co., SC; 154 died 20 Dec 1846 at Mt. Pisgah, Union Co., IA, at age 62. 155
Children of Rebecca3 Brown and Thomas Jefferson Adair Sr. were as follows:
31. Roger3 Brown Jr. (Roger 2, John1); born 19 Jul 1809 at Laurens Co, SC; 167 married Jane W. Adair, daughter of Thomas Adair, 25 Feb 1843 at Laurens Co, SC; 168 died 19 Jul 1895 at Laurens Co, SC, at age 86; 169 buried after 19 Jul 1895 at Providence A.R.P. Cemetery, Laurens Co, SC. 170
Children of Roger3 Brown Jr. and Jane W. Adair all born at Laurens Co, SC, were as follows:
35. Nancy3 Brown (Matthew 2, John1); born 27 Nov 1778 at Laurens Co, SC; 197, 198 married Samuel Harlan, son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Stuart, 2 Apr 1797 at Laurens Co, SC; 199, 200 died 12 Jan 1871 at Connersville, Fayette Co., IN, at age 92; 201, 202 buried after 12 Jan 1871 at Village Creek Cemetery, Connersville, Fayette Co., IN. 203
She appeared on the census of 1850 at Fayette County, IN. 204
Children of Nancy3 Brown and Samuel Harlan were as follows:
He appeared on the census of 1850 at Fayette Co., IN; Insane. 226
36. David3 Brown (Matthew 2, John1); born 15 Oct 1780 at Laurens Co, SC; Desc. of John Brown, Sr. has 17 Oct. 1780; 234, 235, 236 married Catherine Smith; 237 married Susan Glidewell, daughter of William Glidewell and Susannah <Fountaine>, circa 1800; 238 died 28 Mar 1874 at Union Twp., Shelby Co, IN, at age 93; 239, 240, 241 buried after 28 Mar 1874 at Little Blue River Cemetery, Union Twp., Shelby Co., IN. 242
A list of relatives?
Estate of David Brown, decd
Shelby Court of Common Pleas
Box 129
[name of administrator, file date and
clerk's name have been left blank]
Estate of
David Brown decd.
James M. Brown
John W. Brown
George W. Brown
Nancy Fair
Matilda Holbrook
Elizabeth Ray
Sarah Rice
Susan Copple
Martin V. Pharis
Robert T. Pharis
Sarah Moore
Matilda Camper
Mary Brown
Lydia Brown
Wyatt Linville
Robert Linville
Sarah Carpenter
Mary Bolts
William R. Zike
Robert Zike
Roscoe Zike
Hannibal Zike
Charles Zike
Joseph Zike
Cyrus Cherry
Jane Vanderman
David Gunning
Rosana Winton
Nancy C. Ingle
Jane McFall
St. Clair Gunning
James Guning
Amanda Pharis
Grant Pharis
Carrie Pharis
Alice Pharis
Robert C. Brown
Rachael Cotton
Susan Kimes
Perry Brown
Mary A. Baker
John L. Brown
Theodore Moore
See Probate Order Book 15 pages 63 & 64
Transcribed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
Probate Index Main Page before 1876. 243
Children of David3 Brown and Catherine Smith both born at Shelby Co., IN, were as follows:
Children of David3 Brown and Susan Glidewell were as follows:
He was inquiry made as to Grandfather's (Mathew Brown) Pension Record on 16 Feb 1858. 279
37. Elizabeth (Betsey)3 Brown ( Matthew2, John 1); born 10 Jul 1781 at Laurens Co, SC; 280, 281 married Isaac Phares before 1812 at Hamilton Co., OH; 282, 283 died May 1827 at Shelby Co, IN, at age 45. 284, 285
Children of Elizabeth (Betsey)3 Brown and Isaac Phares all born at Crosby Twp., Hamilton Co., OH, were as follows:
38. Catherine (Katie)3 Brown ( Matthew2, John 1); The "Aunt Katy" apples that grew in the John H.(erron) Brown farm came from Catherine Harlan's.; born 10 Jul 1783 at Laurens Co, SC; 308, 309 married George Harlan, son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Stuart, 2 Apr 1797 at Laurens Co., SC; 310, 311 married John Harlan 13 Oct 1815 at Franklin Co., IN; 312 died 30 Dec 1875 at Stockport, Van Buren Co., IA, at age 92; 313, 314 buried after 30 Dec 1875 at Spencer Cemetery, Stockport, Van Buren Co., IA. 315
Children of Catherine (Katie)3 Brown and George Harlan were as follows:
Children of Catherine (Katie)3 Brown and John Harlan all born at Union Co., IN, were as follows:
He lived after 1853 at Waco, York Co., NB. 344
39. Robert3 Brown (Matthew 2, John1); born 6 Feb 1785 at Laurens Co., SC; History of Shelby Co. has him as native to NC; 353, 354, 355, 356 married Catherine (Katie) Cotton, daughter of William Cotton and Elizabeth Bray, before 1803 at Hamilton Co., OH; 357, 358, 359, 360 died 25 Oct 1873 at Union Twp., Shelby Co., IN, at age 88; 361, 362, 363, 364 buried after 25 Oct 1873 at Bennett Cemetery, Union Twp., Shelby Co., IN. 365, 366
A Biography of Robert Brown.
Shelby county was very young, in fact had scarcely been organized when the first Brown entered her
borders. Robert Brown, a native of North [?-RW] Carolina, was taken to Ohio by his parents in the early decades of the last
century. After he grew up, he met Catherine Cotton, also of North Carolina, a girl about his own age and of just the type to
make a good wife for a pioneer. They were married in Ohio in the twenties; came to Shelby County where they figured among
the very first settlers of the northwestern tier of Townships. Robert Brown helped to lay off and build the original Shelbyville,
when it's site presented the appearance of an irredeemable swamp. He took part in blazing the trail between Shelbyville and
Rushville, through what would look to a "tenderfoot" as an impenetrable forest. As prime mover in driving stock and hauling
produce to Lawrenceburg, he became a figure of importance for those days of long distances and poor transportation. The
heavy hauling was done with ox teams and it took a week or more to make the trip to Cinncinati, which is now covered in an
hour or two. Shortly after Robert Brown had made his appearance, his parents followed him into Shelby County, and there
was quite a colony of new arrivals along the Little Blue River's banks, in Union Township. It included the Browns, old and
young, the Cottons, and the Wickers. These three families were the first who located in that part of the county. It kept them all
busy as bees to do the hard and exhaustive work that lasted for many years, and was a condition precedent to the later
development which has given Shelby county such high rank in the agricultural world. By commanding a company of Home
Guards, Robert Brown acquired the title of Captain, and rose to a position of considerable prominence in the community. All in
all, he was fairly successful in a financial way; reared a large family successfully; and after a long and useful life was gathered to
his fathers at the ripe old age of ninty-six. His wife was about eighty years old when she closed her eyes to this world and she
was a fine type of the pioneer mother. The children of this worthy couple were: Nancy, Elizabeth, John W., Jane,
Catherine, Mathew C., and William W., all dead but the last named.
Chadwick's History of Shelby County, IN, p 366-367
1. Robert Brown was born at Laurens Co, SC and Elizabeth Cotton is believed to have been born in KY.
2. Mathew Brown, the father of Robert, moved from SC to Hamilton County, OH in 1803. There is a record that Mathew
bought land in Union County, IN in 1817, but it is not known whether he lived in Union County. There is a record of Mathew
buying land in Shelby County, IN, in 1824 and it is believed that he moved to Union Twp. at that time.
Submitted by Richard Weightman about Robert and Catherine (Katie) Cotton "These were my Father's grandparents. Came to Indiana in 1826, settled in Union Tp., Shelby Co., on the banks of Little Blue River just north of Bennett Cemetery. The house still stands by the iron bridge. A large maple tree stands just East of the house, set there by Landy Brown, my father, the year I was born (1881). I was born in this house. A.B.B.. 367
Children of Robert3 Brown and Catherine (Katie) Cotton were as follows:
40. Sarah3 Brown (Matthew 2, John1); born circa 1789 at Laurens Co., SC; 388, 389, 390, 391 married Thomas Golding Sr. 13 Oct 1804 at Hamilton Co., OH; 392, 393 died after 1860 at Shelby Co., IN; Desc. of John Brown, Sr. has death in Howard Co., IN. 394, 395, 396
She and Thomas Golding Sr. raised Sarah Jane Gunning after mother, Jane died, moved from Shelby Co. to Howard Co., IN before 1840 after Jun 1830. 397 She appeared on the census of 1860 at Shelby Co., IN; living with a son. 398
Children of Sarah3 Brown and Thomas Golding Sr. were as follows:
42. John3 Brown (Matthew 2, John1); born 4 Apr 1803 at Laurens Co, SC; 428, 429 married Sarah Herrin, daughter of John Herrin and Rebecca (--?--), 2 Dec 1824 at Hamilton Co., OH; 430, 431, 432 died 30 Aug 1874 at Harrison, Hamilton Co., OH, at age 71; 433, 434 buried after 30 Aug 1874 at Old Baptist Cemetery, Harrison Twp., Hamilton Co., OH; New Haven Road and Edgewood Road. 435
He and Sarah Herrin were described as "These were my Mother's grandparents. Lived and died near Harrison, Ohio. (See page 17) These are the grandparents of Charles S. (ells) Brown. A.A.B. (?) . 436 He was born in South Carolina, in 1803, and came to Ohio with his parents. He has been a farmer all his life, and for many years was a member of the Harrison school board. In politics he is a Democrat. He married Sarah Herin, of New Jersey, in 1824. August 30, 1874, he died at the age of 71. He was the father of seven children: Jane, now the wife of James Charelton, of Butler County, Ohio; John, married to Sarah Ellis and living in Indiana; Martha and Rebecca, both living in Hamilton County; Sarah, wife of Jehu John, and now living in Illinois; Hannah, married to John Vanausdall, and now in Hamilton County; and Jefferson, remaining in the same place after 1803. 437 The Brown homestead was in the possession of the late Fred Minges for over 50 years. The Minges family still owns this farm, located in the New Haven & Carolina Trace Road, northwest corner. Mr. Marion H. Huber, Cincinnatti, OH on 2 Nov 1970. 438
Children of John3 Brown and Sarah Herrin were as follows:
She lived after 1860 at IL. 460
43. Mary3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 10 Jan 1778 at Charleston, Laurens Co, SC; 471, 472 married (Hiram) Bennett Langston, son of Solomon Langston and Sarah Bennett, 7 Apr 1796 at Charleston, Laurens Co., SC; 473, 474 died 21 Mar 1852 at Connersville, Fayette Co., IN, at age 74; ckimes has 21 Mar & Union Co; 475, 476 buried 21 Mar 1852 at Village Creek Cemetery, Connersville, Fayette Co., IN. 477
She and (Hiram) Bennett Langston appeared on the census of 9 Aug 1850 at Jennings Twp., Fayette Co., IN; residing with Arch. M. & Henrietta Kennedy. 478
Children of Mary3 Brown and (Hiram) Bennett Langston were as follows:
44. Col. Thomas3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 30 May 1780 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co, SC; 491 married Elizabeth Glidewell, daughter of William Glidewell and Susannah <Fountaine>, 10 Mar 1800 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co., SC; 492, 493 died 3 Apr 1840 at Liberty, Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN, at age 59; 494 buried after 3 Apr 1840 at Brown Family Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN. 495
The Brown Family Cemetery is near Roseburg, Harmony Township, Union Co., Indiana.
He was employed by "Thomas Brown is allowed the sum of $13.25 as Judge five days, and for making the Election boxes for the County of Franklin &c" on 13 Aug 1812 at Court of Common Pleas, Franklin Co., IN. 496
Col. Thomas Brown:
He was a surveyor and farmer.
When Thomas Brown died he left a widow and five sons and three daughters all of whom were of age except the youngest son. An inventory of personal property included a sidesaddle, one lot of planes and augurs and a brace and bits and chisels and other woodworking tools, one box of surveyors chain, a crosscut saw, a carriage and harness, a windmill, a clock, a secretary and bookcase, a map of North America, one lot of maps, a family bible, several other books including The Practice of Medicine, a set of surveying instuments, and a ladder.
At Thomas Brown's death he owned ahouse and lot in the town of Billingsville and 109 acres, which was deeded to the deceased by David and William J.R.Flack, Feb. 19, 1839. The latter was valued at $1640, less a mortgage of the Flacks of $200. The house and lot was appraised at $350. The widows dower in the net amount here was $450. The entry states that the widow and all heirs are Indiana residents except Matthew Brown who resided in Iowa Territory. The house and lot were purchased by George R. Brown for $280, and the farm by Samuel M. Allen after 1840. 497 ;
Sketch of Col. Thomas Brown of Union County by his son, George R. Brown of Richmond
Col. Thomas Brown was born May 30, 1780, in Lawrence County, South Carolina. His father was from Ireland; his mother, Sarah Weeks, was American. He was married to Elizabeth Glidewell, march 10th, 1800. Their fathers were both engaged in the struggle for our independence at the time of their births.
He remained in his native state till the fall of 1806. He and his wife with three small children, one an infant only a few months old (Mathew), left their native State and came to Indiana Territory.
Not being able to furnish teams of his own, he joined with a neighbor that had a wagon and one horse. With that outfit they started out about the first of September for the north. They had but a very small amount of goods. Their load consisted mostly of women and children, camping out the entire trip. On the 6th day of october following they crossed the Ohio River at north Bend, some twenty miles below Cincinnati. One or two years preceding, an uncle (Mathew Brown) had left the south and settled near where Harrison is now located, so they made for his house, there stopping for a few days. At that time the party divided their team and goods. From then each man for himself.
After resting a few days he harnassed his horse, shouldered his axe, and started to look for a place to locate their future home, following the White water River to where the town of Brookville is now located. There the river forks. From there he took the east prong and in about ten miles found an old Carolina friend by the name of Joseph Hanna, and he advised him to examine along a small creek that had been named Hanna's Creek. According to this advise he followed that stream some four miles and there struck a tract of land that seemed to suit. There he went to work preparing to build a cabin and very soon had poles sufficient to build the house all ready on the ground.
The next was to get the house raised. He called on his friends, Joseph Hanna, John Templeton and Robt. Hanna, all living several miles away. The four men laid up the poles and covered with clapboards and [ ] poles. The house was made from logs, nearly all sorts of timber from a buckeye to a blue ash, 16 by 18 feet square, a hole for a door curtain, cracks chinked. The house was considered tenable with neither door, floor, or chimney. Then a trying time to know how to get the family and goods to their new home. His old uncle, where he had left his wife and children, loaned him a horse and sent a boy along to take the horse back. Goods packed and placed on the horses backs, a march was taken for their Hanna's Creek home.
What a job it must have been to unload a wife and three small children in the month of November without one thing provided to winter on. The only chance to get bread stuff was thirty miles away, and to be packed on horseback at that. But with cheerful hearts and willing hands they went to work preparing some way to make a bed off the ground, by driving a fork the proper distance from the wall of the house, then laying poles from a crack in the wall to the fork. As for springs, clapboards had to answer, and for mattress forest leaves were a good substitute. A fire was built in the middle of the house on the ground and of course, all the house was allowed for chimney flue. When bread stuff was needed, a trip was made to the settlement near Harrison, which would take two days at least, the wife and children left at home in the woods all alone. By walking on his return he could get home with three bushels of corn meal that would do for quite awhile. As for meat they had but little trouble, for the country abounded with wild game, squirrels, turkey, deer and some few bears. When wanted a supply was easy laid in.
The first winter was mostly devoted to clearing ground for new years' crop. A few acres was cleared and put in cultivation; all things grew well. From then on, they had no trouble for something to live on. About this time the country began to settle in all directions. His father and all the family came and settled right near to him. One of his brothers built a saw mill and corn cracker soon after their arrival, he (Thomas) doing the millwright work for his brother.
Most of the settlers entered their land by paying one-fourth down and the balance in payments, and a good many were never able to pay any more, and in that event, they forfeited their land and lost what they had paid . Before the land he settled on forfeited, he met a chance to sell his improvements for money enough to buy again and pay all down. In that way he got a home.
Soon after he moved to his new home, John Creek contracted with him to build a flouring mill, which mill is to this day running (1886), it being near or quite seventy years since built. The mill has been remodeled several times, of course.
The winter of 1819 he went back to the South with horses and found a good many of his old friends still living. In the summer of 1819 the surveyor-general appointed him one of the surveyors to survey part of the land recently purchased from the Indians district was where the town of Bloomington is situated, and from that time on till the 1836, he was engaged nearly every year during the summertime in public surveying. The last work he did for the government was in Iowa, County of Muscatine. Every section in that county was surveyed by him. It is more than likely he surveyed more than any other man of his day, being engaged for fifteen years nearly every summer and several winters during that time. The winter of 1836 he went back with horses to his native state. He found but very few of his old acquaintances, mostly about all gone. His trip turned out a success, done well.
When in Iowa surveying he became attached to that country and came home determined, if possible to sell his farm and move to that country. He did sell his farm. But for some reason or other the lands of Iowa were not offered for sale at the time expected. He thought best not to move till he could buy. It turned out he never did go. He bought a small farm again in Union County and was the owner of the same at his death, which occurred April 3, 1840. He was buried in his father's private burying ground only a short distance from where he first settled on Hanna's Creek. His wife survived him about twenty years and is buried by his side.
He was never a member of any religious or secret order. His motto was "Do right and then trust in God." He was a Whig in politics. He was rather tall, full six feet high, slender build, dark complexion, prominent nose, broad chin; a good talker, well-posted in passing events. During his business life he was never sued nor ever sued a man.
Before the organization of Union County he was Colonel of the Militia of Franklin County, also one of the associate judges for many years. Col. Brown and his wife had nine children, all dead but four - the widow Emily Woolverton, now near seventy-eight years old, living in Decatur County, Indiana, near Greensburg; Eliza Smith, widow living in Richmond, Indiana; Oliver B. Brown resides near Portland, Jay County, Indiana; George R. Brown, writer of the foregoing, resides in Richmond, Indiana, all born in Indiana. Judge Edghill Burnside, father of Gen. A. E. Burnside, married a sister of Col. Brown. 498
Children of Col. Thomas3 Brown and Elizabeth Glidewell were as follows:
45. Rebecca3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 14 Apr 1782 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co, SC; 506, 507 married Abraham Nabors circa 1800 at Laurens Co., SC; 508, 509 died 15 Feb 1844 at Covington, Fountain Co., IN, at age 61; 510 buried after 15 Feb 1844 at Oak Grove Cemetery, Covington, Fountain Co., IN. 511
Children of Rebecca3 Brown and Abraham Nabors were as follows:
46. Jane3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 7 Oct 1784 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co, SC; 519, 520 married John Corwile; 521 married James Carwile, son of Zachariah Carwile and Mary McMahan, 5 May 1803 at Laurens Co., SC; 522 died 12 Feb 1853 at Covington, Fountain Co., IN, at age 68. 523, 524
This looks like a WFT error, these two probably same man. 525
She appeared on the census of 30 Sep 1850 at Troy Twp., Fountain Co., IN. 526
There were no children of Jane3 Brown and John Corwile.
Children of Jane3 Brown and James Carwile were as follows:
48. Sarah3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 18 May 1790 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co., SC; 534, 535 married George I. Norris circa 1810 at Laurens Co., SC; 536, 537 died 1 Jul 1854 at Harveysburg, Fountain Co., IN, at age 64; 538 buried after 1 Jul 1854 at Harveysburg Cemetery, Harveysburg, Fountain Co., IN. 539
She appeared on the census of 20 Aug 1850 at Fulton Twp., Fountain Co., IN; living with daughter Eveline Holland, age 70? 540
Children of Sarah3 Brown and George I. Norris all born at Union Co., IN, were as follows:
49. Matthew Scott3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 1 Feb 1793 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co., SC; 541, 542 married Mary Ann Hanna, daughter of Joseph Hanna and Sarah Adair, 31 Aug 1813; Indiana State Library Genealogy Division
Indiana Marriages Through 1850
Last Name, Bride or Groom: BROWN
First Name, Bride or Groom: MATHEW
Last Name, Spouse: HANNAH
First Name, Spouse: MARY ANN
County : Franklin
Date : 8/31/1813
Remarks; 543 married Mary (Sarah) Dunkins, daughter of (--?--) Dunkins, 30 Oct 1847; Indiana State Library Genealogy Division
Indiana Marriages Through 1850
Last Name, Bride or Groom: BROWN
First Name, Bride or Groom: MATHEW
Last Name, Spouse: DUNKINS
First Name, Spouse: MARY
County : Carroll
Date : 10/30/1847
Remarks; 544 died 22 Sep 1873 at Monroe Twp., Carroll Co., IN, at age 80; 545 buried after 22 Sep 1873 at Zion Cemetery, Madison Twp., Carroll Co., IN. 546
On 28 Jul 1824 he moved to Union Co., Indiana from Franklin Co., Indiana. 547 From a list of persons named as early settlers, thse were resident tax-payers in the township: Matthew Brown, east half of northeast quarter of section 32, township 16, range 3, in 1829 at Wayne Twp., Marion Co., IN. 548B. R. Sulgrove's "History of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana"; L.H. /everts & Co.; Philadelphia 1884; page 654. More likely this Matthew instead of Mathew b. 1752, R.M.Leland III 3/22/2000 He appeared on the census of 24 Aug 1850 at District No. 9, Carroll Co., IN. 549
Children of Matthew Scott3 Brown and Mary Ann Hanna were as follows:
Children of Matthew Scott3 Brown and Mary (Sarah) Dunkins both born at Carroll Co., IN, were as follows:
50. Pamelia3 Brown (John 2, John1); she was quiet and domestic; born 15 Sep 1795 at Ninety-Six District, Laurens Co., SC; 561, 562 married Edgehill Burnside, son of James Burnside and Anna Edgehill, 14 Jul 1814 at Liberty, Union Co., IN; 563, 564 died 19 May 1841 at Union Co., IN, at age 45; 565 buried after 19 May 1841 at East Cemetery, Union Co., IN. 566
She was Fair skin, brown hair, hazel eyes. 567
Children of Pamelia3 Brown and Edgehill Burnside were as follows:
From http://civilwarindiana.com/biographies/burnside_ambrose_everett.html.
He was born in the log cabin on his father's farm near Liberty, Indiana. Dr. Everts delivered the baby and because his wife was Mrs. Burnside's closest friend and had recently lost her first-born child, who had been named Ambrose Everts, Mrs. Burnside named her son Ambrose Everts Burnside. When he entered West Point years later, Everts was unintentionally changed to Everett, an error which was never corrected. In 1841 he was indentured as an apprentice of a merchant tailor in Centerville, Indiana. He went into business with John M. Myers and the firm of "Myers & Burnside, Merchant Tailors" which occupied a small one-story building in Liberty, Indiana. He was a member of the Methodist Episopal Church.
In March 1943 he secured an appointment to West Point. His middle name was misspelled to Everett when he started at West Point. He was a member of the West Point Class of 1847, with such famous generals as George McClellan and "Stonewall Jackson". He ranked 18 out of 30 cadets upon graduation, and graduated July 1, 1847. He was sent to Mexico and fought in the Mexican War in 1847-1848, served in Rhode Island and in 1850 he fell in love with Charlotte Moon, at their wedding she refused to marry him.
In 1852 he married and then resigned from the army in November. He invented the breech-loading rifle and established a factory in Bristol, Rhode Island, but went bankrupt. From 1855-1859 he was Major General in the Rhode Island Militia. In 1858 he went to Chicago and worked for the Illinois Central Railroad and in June 1860 he was treasurer of the Illinois Central Railroad, his office being in New York.
After the firing on Fort Sumter in 1861, Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island, telegraphed him to command the First Regiment of detached militia. Burnside took command of a regiment from Rhode Island, and on April 20 left Providence, Rhode Island by sea, and marched, with other battalions toward Washington reaching the city on April 26. He was a Colonel in Rhode Island Volunteers. His unit was one of the first volunteer units to rally around the capital. Lead his brigade at the first battle of Bull Run, then took command of a division friom New England; setting out in January 1862, he led them through a series of operations that seized numerous Confederate harbor forts, ships and prisoners. He aided in the capture of Morgan's Raiders. Commisioned a major general, his reputation high among both his fellow officers and the public, he was asked by Lincoln to command the Army of the Potomac, he declined on the grounds that he lacked the experience. In 1862 he became a Major General in the US Volunteers. From 1862-1863 he was Commander General of the Army of the Potomac. On September 17, 1862 the Battle of Antietam was fought, where more Americans were killed, wounded, and counted as missing on that one day --22,719--than on any other day of that or any other American war. This battle was the turning point in the war, it saw Lee's invasion of the North halted. It also enabled Lincoln to expand the war's objectives to include the abolition of slavery and that in turn made it impossible for England of France to intervene on the behalf of a Southern nation committed to the defense of human bondage. At that battle, Burnside's IX Corps was supposed to envelop Lee's right while Hooker and his supporting forces enveloped his left, but this never happened. McClellan held off ordering Burnside to attack until fresh troops arrived to swell his defensive reserves, and then Burnside could not discover any way to get quickly across Antietam Creek. There he fought for a bridge, that still bears his name. After the Antietam campaign, in which he was fairly successful, Lincoln - desparate for good generals - simply assigned him to that command. Burnside still expressed doubts about his abilities, but he worked out a plan to take Richmond, the Confederate capital. There was disagreement with Lincoln and his top commander, General Halleck, and Burnside was delayed in crossing the Rappahannock, so that Lee was able to get his forces (under Jackson and Longstreet) onto the heights of Fredricksburg; where the Federal troops came to cross, they were confronted by the well-positioned Confederate force and had to retreat back across the river with terrific casualties. Burnside assumed responsibility and in an extraordinary letter to Lincoln he wrote; "It is my belief that I ought to retire to private life." Lincoln kept him on, so Burnside decided in January 1863 to attempt another crossing. When other Generals in his command opposed his plan, Burnside wrote an order transferring them and demanded that Lincoln either approve the order or fire him. Lincoln fired Burnside. But in March, Burnside was reassigned to command the Department of the Ohio. Discovering that the Union army's operations were being compromised by Confederate sympathizers, he issued a General Order concluding that 'the habit of declaring sympathies for the enemy will no longer be tolerated.' It was this controversial order that led to the arrest of the leading Copperhead, Vallandigham and to Burndise's suppression of the Chicago Times, both actions raising protest from Northerners who felt the military were intruding too far into civilians' rights. Burnside took to the field again, and in September 1863, by capturing and holding Knoxville, he aided Grant to win at Chattanooga. By 1864, Burnside was in charge of IX Corps and was assigned a principal role in the assault on Petersburg, an important communication center south of Richmond. A tunnel over 500 feet long was dug underground to the Confederate defenses, and then long underground galleries were filled with powder; when this was ignited by a fuse on 30 July, a tremendous explosion killed many Confederate soldiers. But partly due to Burnside's errors, the subsequent attack by the Federal troops led to their being slaughtered in the crater made by the explosion. Grant later called it 'a stupendous failure', and a court of inquiry found Burnside among those most responsible. He resigned from the Army on April 15, 1865. he received a Thanks of Congress in 1864. He was also presented a "Sword of Honor" by the State of Rhode Island.
After the war, he returned to Rhode island and served as govenor from 1866 to 1869, visited Europe in 1870 and was admitted within German and French lines in and around Paris; acted as a medium of communications between hostile nations in the interest of conciliation during the Franco-Prussian War, and served in the United States Senate from March 4, 1875 to his death on Sep 13, 1881. He was chairman of the foreign affairs committee. An Equestrian Statue of him is in Providence, Rhode Island.
In 1871 he was the National Rifle Association's first president.
He is best known for having lent his name to the distinctive side whiskers he wore -- 'burnsides' having been turned to 'sideburns.'
She appeared on the census of 23 Aug 1850 at Liberty Center Twp., Union Co., IN; age 18, attended school within year. Birthdate in error? 577
51. William3 Brown (John 2, John1); born 30 Oct 1798 at Laurens Co., SC; 584, 585 married Sarah Brown 5 Feb 1819 at Franklin Co., IN; Indiana State Library Genealogy Division
Indiana Marriages Through 1850
Last Name, Bride or Groom: BROWN
First Name, Bride or Groom: WILLIAM
Last Name, Spouse: BROWN
First Name, Spouse: SARAH
County : Franklin
Date : 2/5/1819
Remarks; 586 died 16 Jan 1883 at Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN, at age 84; 587 buried after 16 Jan 1883 at Brown Family Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN. 588
He appeared on the census of 9 Sep 1850 at Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN; Occupation farmer, age 51. 589, 590
Children of William3 Brown and Sarah Brown all born at Union Co., IN, were as follows:
She appeared on the census of 9 Sep 1850 at Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN; age 22, lived with parents. 602, 603
He appeared on the census of 9 Sep 1850 at Harmony Twp., Union Co., IN; age 17, occupation farmer, living with parents. 608, 609
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What a wonderful time the stars of Couples Retreat appear to have, getting paid to soak up sunshine in Bora Bora, and unworried about memorizing lines since Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau make up everything as they go along. Someone named Dana Fox gets equal credit with them for the screenplay, so she can be blamed for anything that isn't funny.
In Couples Retreat, that's darn near everything.
This movie begins with a pee joke and ends with a poop gag, each delivered by a cute tyke behaving smarter than the adult characters. In between, Couples Retreat is a landlocked Love Boat, a flimsy farce in four parts — introductions, wacky stuff, crisis, resolution — about rekindling romance in marriage.
Here's a tip: Don't look to this movie for suggestions. Not only are the problems of these couples stretches of aggravation, they're solved in ways that relatively bright people can figure out without spending a small fortune on a Bora Bora vacation.
Take motor-mouth Dave (Vaughn), for example. He sells Guitar Hero video games, an occupation that apparently takes his time completely away from his wife, Ronnie (Malin Akerman), and two sons. Don't ask how peddling a time waster does that, but it provides Dave with a means of dueling a pompous resort host (Peter Serafinowicz) in an amusing scene unbecoming anything else in Couples Retreat.
How about Joey (Favreau)? He doesn't need a job to ignore his wife, Lucy (Kristin Davis), just a passive-aggressive streak a mile wide. Joey is married to a smart hottie yet harbors ill will that isn't explained except for the unspoken knowledge that insults keep the movie going.
Their friend Shane (Faizon Love) is already divorced and hooked up with a hoochie (Kali Hawk) half his age with twice his sexual stamina. Shane's strongest contribution to the movie is being obese and willing to shed his clothes for cellulite laughs.
Finally, there's Jason (Jason Bateman) and Cynthia (Kristen Bell), who hoodwink everyone to the Eden West marriage counseling resort under a group rate plan. They're a type-A couple thriving on marital tension, not minding if it meddles with their friends' feelings.
These people deserve each other, and not in a good way. Not a single character in Couples Retreat is someone to wish better things for. We take pleasure in their discomfort at Eden West; swimming with sharks, getting way too close with a yoga instructor, enduring strict lessons from Marcel (Jean Reno), the resort's founder. We learn early that there's also an Eden East for singles hedonism. Guess where our couples wind up?
Another problem for this listless comedy is Vaughn's loyalty to his old pal Peter Billingsley — yes, "Ralphie" from A Christmas Story — who never directed a feature film before, so this seemed like a good time and place to begin. No argument about the place, but the time should've been never.
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Bridgeton, city, seat (1749) of Cumberland county, southwestern New Jersey, U.S. It lies along Cohansey Creek, 38 miles (61 km) south of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The site was settled by Richard Hancock in 1686, and its first name was Cohansey Bridge, for a bridge (1718) that spanned the creek. It next was called Bridge Town, later Bridgeton. A woolen mill (1811), nail works and ironworks (1815), and glass factory (1863) were early industrial enterprises. Food processing and the manufacture of glass, textiles, plastics, and chemicals are now the main industries. The Courthouse displays the Liberty Bell, which was cast in 1763 and formerly was rung annually to celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Inc. 1865. Pop. (2000) 22,771; Vineland-Millville-Bridgeton Metro Area, 146,438; (2010) 25,349; Vineland-Millville-Bridgeton Metro Area, 156,898.
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My only demand about these NFL prognostications: If you lose a bet based on my advice, and Rocco the Bookie wants your ass, please don't contact me.
I was right on the Broncos, so I'm still on pace for a perfect season.
With my most confident pick first and my least confident pick last …
COLTS 34, RAIDERS 3 AT INDIANAPOLIS — Here I thought the Raiders would be better after the old man passed. They're worse, maybe because the old man's son is in charge. Duck, Terrell Pryor. This is tattoo karma at work.
BUCCANEERS 27, JETS 10 AT MEADOWLANDS — Darrelle Revis could have a knee that resembles an appetizer at an Italian restaurant, and it wouldn't matter against Geno Smith and Train Rex. Josh Freeman elevates hopes, for now.
PATRIOTS 45, BILLS 17 AT BUFFALO — EJ Manuel might be a terrific dual-threat quarterback someday, but not on this day. Tom Brady doesn't have his full stock of receivers, but he could beat the Bills wearing Uggs.
CHIEFS 31, JAGUARS 9 AT JACKSONVILLE — Only because Little Rock wasn't available does Jax have an NFL team. For now, let the Jaguars be easy meat for Andy Reid and Alex Smith, kindred spirits who will thrive together.
TEXANS 33, CHARGERS 13 AT SAN DIEGO — Houston is my AFC rep in the Super Bowl. Time for Matt Schaub to Flacco Up and raise his game a level. As long as Arian Foster is healthy, Texans look good for that big game up north, y'all.
REDSKINS 30, EAGLES 16 AT WASHINGTON — Between the Riley Cooper crisis and the predictable early slowdown of his ballyhooed spread offense, Chip Kelly might be preferring Eugene by the fourth quarter. RGIII lives another week.
49ERS 31, PACKERS 24 AT SAN FRANCISCO — Jim Harbaugh sounds like an NBA coach trying to manipulate officials about Packers "targeting" Colin Kaepernick. Could be Kaepernick is so elusive, targeting won't matter.
SEAHAWKS 30, PANTHERS 20 AT CHARLOTTE — Only reason it's not a bigger rout: Seattle struggles with long flights and the East Coast. My pick to win the Super Bowl will ride RWI (Russell Wilson) and unsung Marshawn Lynch.
RAMS 27, CARDINALS 13 AT ST. LOUIS — Time for Sam Bradford to earn some of that $50 million (gag!), now that Tavon Austin is in the house. Bruce Arians is a quarterback guru, but he can do only so much with washed-up Carson Palmer.
GIANTS 27, COWBOYS 24 — I have more faith in Dennis Rodman in North Korea than I do Tony Romo in the fourth quarter. Jerry Jones, the Mr. Magoo of sports owners, erred in not letting Romo go. Those two deserve each other.
LIONS 24, VIKINGS 14 AT DETROIT — Ponder this: The Vikings don't have a quarterback, making it more difficult for awesome Adrian Peterson to break all-time records. Reggie Bush takes pressure off Matthew Stafford, Megatron.
STEELERS 17, TITANS 12 AT PITTSBURGH — As Steelers age, Ben Roethlisberger still has points to prove. Such as: He could sleepwalk and outplay Jake Locker. Make us laugh, Bud Adams, for your playoff demands in Tennessee.
BENGALS 24, BEARS 16 AT CHICAGO — James Harrison brings vigor to a sound Cincinnati defense. New coach Marc Trestman better rely on Matt Forte, because Jay Cutler is a pouty face waiting to happen in final Bears season.
FALCONS 33, SAINTS 27 — Sean Payton is a football coach, not God. The Saints will be better with him, but he can't play linebacker on a banged-up defense, and the other Ryan (Rob) might fit in better with Bourbon Street freaks.
BROWNS 20, DOLPHINS 19 — Just a hunch, but Brandon Weeden will clean up well while Trent Richardson wears down the MIami defense. The Browns' owner might end up in jail — paging Roger Goodell — but his team is improved


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Sometimes there are convergences in the world. Kismet some call it. For first-time Heli-Expo exhibitor Scheme Designers (Booth No. 3608) Harrison Ford's decision to fly his own Bell 407 into the Anaheim Convention Center as one of the first helicopters to arrive for Heli-Expo 2014 was in fact a stroke of luck for Scheme Designers, the company that created the paint scheme for the actor.
It turns out there is more to creating an aircraft paint scheme, and especially a helicopter paint scheme, than just tracing a few pencil strokes on a line drawing of the aircraft. Scheme Designers combines the skills of artists and engineers to create each customized paint scheme for a range of fixed-wing and vertical-lift aircraft and provides paint mask templates or decal designs to the owner's paint shop or applicator. The company serves OEMs and individuals on a global scale.
According to Craig Barnett, CEO and founder of the company, the Bell 407 was one of several paint schemes the company worked on with Ford. "It was a pleasure to work with such a detail-oriented client," said Barnett, referring to Ford. "That attention to detail makes our artist's ability to render his vision that much simpler," he said.


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I have an olive skin tone and have been recommended 20-30 micron Microlaser peel to remove sun and acne spots. How do I select an experienced doctor? how many procedures of this type should have they done?
How to Select a Doctor for Microlaser Peel of 20 to 30 Micron.
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How to select a doctor for a microlaserpeel?
When selecting a doctor for any cosmetic procedure, it's important to choose a board-certified dermatologist, dermatologic surgeon or plastic surgeon with proper training and experience in that procedure.
Regarding microlaserpeels in particular, the epidermis on the face is approximately 100 microns deep, so a microlaserpeel of 20 to 30 microns is strictly epidermal. Being epidermal it can achieve a superficial smoothing of the surface irregularities, and a decrease in fine wrinkling and pigmentation. Several treatments have an additive effect, so a good number of treatments is 3-4 spaced 6-8 weeks apart.
We always give prophylactic medication for herpes for three days before, on the day of the procedure, and for three days after any laser resurfacing procedure. In addition, for patients with olive skin, I have them use a fading cream for two weeks prior to the procedure, and an excellent sun protection/sun avoidance regimen before and after the procedure to minimize post procedure hyperpimentation.
Tips For Choosing a Good Doctor
Before you begin finding the right Micro-laser Peel specialist, I might suggest that you take a step back and decide whether that is the right procedure for you. Too often the procedure recommended just happens to be the one that the doc has the device for in their office. In other words, the procedure recommended benefits the doctor's bottom line more than it does your appearance. So how can you tell?
Tips for choosing a good doctor:
- They thoughtfully listen to your concerns
- They carefully examine you
- They explain is simple terms what is causing the problem that you are concerned about
- They explain the various options available for treatment, including the ones that they may not perform
- They explain the risks and benefits of the different treatment options
- They help you to weigh the varying options to make the right choice for you
If your doctor is doing these things, then you don't really need to know how to pick a good micro-laser peel doctor- you have already found one.
Picking a Good MICROLASER PEEL Doctor
Regarding: "How to Select a Doctor for Microlaser Peel of 20 to 30 Micron.
I have an olive skin tone and have been recommended 20-30 micron Microlaser peel to remove sun and acne spots. How do I select an experienced doctor? how many procedures of this type should have they done?"
WHAT depth laser peel you undergo depends on the depth of the skin deformity you wish to correct and how much time you have to recover from the treatment.
A 20 micron Microlaser Peel (MLP) is a rather superficial peel with quick recovery which may be repeated multiple times if you prefer not to have a deeper peel with a longer recovery.
We have been using a Sciton Joule laser in our office for a year and our patients are very pleased with the results of their Microlaser and ProFractional Peels.
Dr. Peter Aldea
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Microlaser Peel Specialist
The correct answer is to select a physician who is well trained but also is able to show before and after results of their own patients so that you will be able to see the actual results they are obtaining with treatments.
A 20-30 micron Microlaser peel is fairly superficial peel and very safe but the pre treatment care, post treatment skin care regimen and management of any other facial concerns you may have is best managed someone you can trust and return to for all of your needs in the future.
Best Regards,
Dr. Jacque P. LeBeau
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


text: Ronald Martinez, Getty Images [ Did Bob Knight Commit an NCAA Violation? You Decide By Allen Corbin October 19, 2011 Did Bob Knight commit a recruiting violation? Apparently so. Read More Category: Opinion Tags: bob knight, ncaa rules, pat knight Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


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Samsung's Galaxy Tab has been out on the market for a fairly long period time already, and needless to say it can be quite disheartening when the Korean OEM has been keeping its lips sealed as to whether its tablet will ever receive an upgrade path to a newer version of the Android operating system. As it turns out, consumers who have not sold their Galaxy Tabs out of frustration over the lack of an official statement regarding upgrade paths can thank their lucky stars, for Samsung has reportedly started rolling out an Android 2.3.3 firmware upgrade to selected Tab users.
While it is often accepted that having the latest firmware version for mobile telecommunication devices is important for productivity due to improvements in performance, stability and battery efficiency, many OEMs are understandably reluctant to provide such upgrades, either for commercial or practical reasons. However, good things often come to those who wait, and it seems that owners of Samsung's Galaxy Tab tablet are about to get a first-hand experience of what that saying means today, for it appears that Samsung has finally started to roll out the Android 2.3.3 firmware update to selected Galaxy Tabs today.
According to the xda-developers forums, it would seem that Samsung is pushing out the Gingerbread 2.3.3 update for the Galaxy Tab to the Italian market first, although there is no mention of when the ROM will be made available for other countries yet. However, what we do know is that the update will not be delivered over the air; instead, users will have to download and perform the update through Samsung's own Kies software, where it should be identified with a firmware version of "P1000XXJPZ".
As for those who are complaining about the inconvenience of not being to download the new firmware in the form of an OTA update…well, you probably should be asking yourself whether the act downloading an upgrade image that weighs in at hefty 227MB over a 3G network connection is the smartest thing to do. Us? We will stick with Kies, thank you very much.
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In New York, they have a saying: "If you can date someone here, you can date someone anywhere." Or something like that. We ran the dates you're posting in NYC through a word-cloud generator to see what's it really means to Date like a New Yorker.
Here are the keys to a great idea in New York City:
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Having a novel experience can also make you feel positive about a first date. Expanding your horizons is a good thing. And if the date went well, it's an even bigger win.
3. Don't over-think things.
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New Yorkers are masters of the cheap, but not cheapskater, date. Part of it's necessity; part of it's common sense — keep the pressure low and the fun high. The city has a lot to take advantage of, including free events, pay-what-you-wish hours, and plenty of open bars.
And dates at free, public locations — see the Highline, Central Park, exploring a new block — get some of the most responses.
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LOMO Smena Symbol1
Recently I found a bargain on Smena Symbol in a internet auction site and made a bid out of whim. I was pretty sure that someone else would top my bid and if that would have happened, I'd probably hadn't made another offer. But I won the auction. My feelings on that were basically "Oh, that's cool?" featuring "Meh."
The camera arrived today and I have pretty much kept it in my hands all day. It's so lovely! No more "meh"-feelings! :D Smena Symbol has such nice feeling to it. It sits and fits to the palm of my hand perfectly. (I wonder why I haven't noticed that before? My friend has a broken Smena Symbol and I've handled it, but never felt anything special.)
Can't wait to load some film to this 35 year old baby! But first I'm gonna search some tips from the internet.
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Please reference the kitten id number if you are interested in this kitten. The orphan kitten project has many more kittens than are listed. Please contact us to see more.
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removing fedora core 5 and grub boot loader
I want to remove the GRUB boot loader from my system, but i don't know how. I currently have fedora core 5 installed to a secondary partition, along with windows XP. I can use partitionmagic 8 on winXP to remove the other partitions, but how do i remove the boot loader so my computer will only boot to XP? I have a system restore disk that came with my computer, but it can't do anything but restore windows (it wont let me run any commands). I know you can use a bootable floppy, but this computer is a new laptop with no floppy drive.
Basically, im very stuck, and if i can't get help then i might try using norton ghost to mirror my computer, restore windows, and restore the mirror that was taken with Ghost. But i have really don't want to go through all that trouble.
Any suggestions would be great.
Hello and welcome to LQ. You can boot from a windwos startup disk and run "fdisk /mbr" or run "fixmbr" from dos in NT/XP.
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my boot cd actually did have a command promt i could run, i just had to press F3...i ran the command and it worked. Thanks!
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By going that route, if you saw one gun overpriced at your local shop you would have to quit buying there. Just because there are some bad deals doesn't mean you should avoid the good ones.
Sure, but it seems to me the Internet is a breeding ground for much of the hysteria and retail is effected by it - all out of proportion to what is really going on. Also since people literally all over the country can purchase you're going to have buyers from wealthier areas skewing the prices.Even at the more expensive LGS in my area I have yet to see a $900.00 Ruger GP 100. Also here in my area there might only be a small percentage of gun buyers who are interested in older .38 Special revolvers (my favorites) so the prices reflect the local market. On the Internet suddenly I'm competing with thousands of other gun buyers who are interested in the same thing. Hard to compete.
Also I still like to be able to hold the gun in question and check it out before buying it. I know that many of the sellers will have arrangements so that you can ship the gun back within a certain time period if you're not satisfied and so on, but I would rather just be able to say nope and put it down instead of having to go through all the hassle.
Do I buy off the Internet? Sure, but a gun is very different from DVD's, downloads and books. I guess I'm just a dinosaur in that respect.
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It's our right as citizens of the United States to know what we are putting into our bodies. Most Americans don't realize how many genetically modified organisms we ingest daily (bacteria and yeast, insects, plants, fish and mammals).
Bills have been proposed in some states to require food companies to label our food to indicate it contains GMOs. It's terrible that we don't know what we are putting into our bodies, and the food industry isn't giving us the option to choose whether we want to eat GMOs.
In Utah, our food products should be labeled to tell us if they contain GMOs. It is our right to know what we are eating!


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Located in Trafford, this hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Wythenshawe Hall, Old Trafford, and Castlefield Roman Fort. Museum of Science and Industry and Manchester Opera House are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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A restaurant, an indoor pool, and a fitness center are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a sauna are onsite.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Mercure Altrincham Bowdon Hotel provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Event facilities measuring 1291 square feet (120 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and 24-hour room service. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Furthering two themes introduced at London's recent Frieze Art Fair, photographic artist Ryan McGinley will soon unveil a new selection of luminous photographs. Set to exhibit at San Franciscan gallery Ratio 3, the collection opens on October 29. The collection will showcase a series of naked models with potentially dangerous animals and in more familiar style, a set of progressive images, dreamlike compositions in incandescent color schemes. Rounding off the event, a 44-page monograph published by Dashwood Books will accompany the show.
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Washington (Dec. 16)
Direct negotiations with the Germans for the release of Jews and other persecuted peoples can be undertaken by the Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees under a new mandate now awaiting approval by 49 United Nations and neutrals.
This is an authoritative interpretation given here today of the text made public last week by Assistant Secretary of State Breckenridge Long and Chairman Sol Bloom of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives. Ordinarily, warring nations only approach one another through neutral intermediaries.
Whether the Germans will deal with an international body that includes their enemies is another question. According to the best opinion available here, they will probably refuse. But at least an attempt will be made.
The Intergovernmental Committee has been working quietly since the Evian Conference of 1938. At the Anglo-American meeting on refugees at Bermuda, last Spring, it was decided to strengthen the committee by extending its work to "all countries from which refugees come as a result of the war in Europe or in which they may find refuge." That is understood to include Germany, it was learned today.
The proposed mandate was a secret until last week, when the State Department obtained permission from the countries involved to publish Long's previously confidential testimony before the Foreign Relations Committee. The Committee is still considering the Baldwin-Rogers bill to create a U. S. Government commission for the rescue of Jews. Now that the new scope of the Intergovernmental Committee has been disclosed, most members of the House group believe that a new body is unnecessary.
The Intergovernmental Committee contains 32 countries, including the United States, Britain, Switzerland, Sweden and Argentina. Another 17, including – it is believed – the Soviet Union, Spain and Turkey, have been invited to join. Negotiations with these governments are still in progress.
When all the most important countries have consented, it is expected that nine branch offices of the committee will be set up in areas nearest the source of refugees. It is felt that a branch office of the committee is not needed here at this time. Myron J. Taylor, President Roosevelt's special envoy to the Vatican, is our representative on the committee but spends most of his time in this country. The committee sits at London, where Ambassador John Winant usually substitutes for Taylor.
This country's relations with the Intergovernmental Committee are handled through a separate unit of the State Department's Visa Division. According to Long's testimony, George Louis Brandt, his executive assistant; Robert Borden Reams of the State Department's European Division and Howard K. Travers, Chief of the Visa Division form a council which confers with him almost every day on refugee problems.


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Alamance County can expect to see familiar faces when CARVER�S RESTAURANT re-opens today.
A fire forced the former Carver�s on Elm in Graham to close in January. Now, restaurateur Ricky Carver says he�ll re-open in the old Dottie�s Restaurant spot at 3352 S. Church St., Burlington.
�I am excited, and I hope everything goes well,� he said. �I kept some of my menu and some of Dottie�s.�
The restaurant will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week, and the phone number is 336-229-0641.
54 WEST, a music club, opens Saturday at 3960 N.C. 54, Graham. Co-owner Bill West previously opened Billsborough Live Music Hall in Hillsborough, and has now moved the business to Graham. Hours are 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
The club�s website is 54westmusic.com, and the phone number is 336-395-3001.
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A fire traced to a bathroom or a walk-in closet has been extinguished in home development near Seneca. Fire Chief Jan Oliver says, at this hour, investigators are re-entering 510 Loba Court in the Dalton Bend subdivision to try to determine why the fire started. Three adults living in the one-story house were not hurt, and Olver says there quick reaction allowed fire fighters to stop the fire quickly. Fire damage was described minimal, but one hour was needed to ventilate the home of smoke.


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Bolts from the blue can have long reach
From San Francisco, at the 2001 fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union
Current U.S. Air Force operating procedures recommend that ground crews for aircraft and other personnel stop working outdoors when lightning is spotted within 5 nautical miles (nmi). However, a new analysis by the service suggests that that distance may not be adequate to fully protect the people or their planes.
Todd M. McNamara, a meteorologist at the Air Force Institute of Technology at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio, analyzed the path of more than 1.5 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes around Florida's Kennedy Space Center. A detection system there can map a lightning bolt's trajectory in three dimensions. Records from the network of instruments show that more than 30 percent of the cloud-to-ground strikes between March 1997 and December 2000 traveled horizontal distances of more than 5 nmi, or 9.25 kilometers, from their point of origin.


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CN Police union members ratify new labour contract
Oct 22, 2013, 10:00 ET from CN
MONTREAL, Oct. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - CN (TSX: CNR) (NYSE: CNI) announced today that members of the Canadian National Railways Police Association (CNRPA) have ratified a new collective agreement with the company.
The four-year agreement, effective Jan. 1, 2014 through Dec. 31, 2017, provides wage increases and improved benefits to 74 active CN Police officers across Canada.
Sean Finn, CN executive vice-president - corporate services and chief legal officer, said: "We are very pleased that the parties reached an early agreement for a second contract renewal in a row. The parties' dedication to reaching an agreement demonstrates their ability to work together and to concentrate their efforts on addressing and resolving issues in the best interests of CN and the CNRPA's membership."
Gerry St. George, CNRPA national president, said: "The new agreement and the process of negotiating it underscore the effectiveness of the dialogue our association has with the company. That being said, this would never have been possible without our members' ongoing support. Under the new contract, CN Police officers in Canada will obtain improved wages and benefits over the next four years."
CN (TSX: CNR) (NYSE: CNI) is a true backbone of the economy, transporting approximately C$250 billion worth of goods annually for a wide range of business sectors, ranging from resource products to manufactured products to consumer goods, across a rail network spanning Canada and mid-America. CN - Canadian National Railway Company, along with its operating railway subsidiaries -- serves the cities and ports of Vancouver, Prince Rupert, B.C., Montreal, Halifax, New Orleans, and Mobile, Ala., and the metropolitan areas of Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary, Chicago, Memphis, Detroit, Duluth, Minn./Superior, Wis., and Jackson, Miss., with connections to all points in North America. For more information on CN, visit the company's website at www.cn.ca.


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There are various treatment choices for uterine sarcoma. Which one may work best for you? It depends on a number of factors. These include the stage of your cancer, as well as your age, overall health, and what side effects you'll find acceptable. Treatment for uterine sarcoma should be done by a gynecologic oncologist. This is a doctor who has had extra training in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic cancer.
You may have questions and concerns about your treatment options. You may also want to know how you'll feel and function after treatment, and if you'll have to change your normal activities.
The doctor is the best person to answer your questions. He or she can tell you what your treatment choices are, how successful they're expected to be, and what the risks and side effects are. Your doctor may suggest a specific treatment. Or he or she may offer more than one, and ask you to decide which one you'd like to use. It can be hard to make this decision. It is important to take the time you need to make the best decision. Get any questions answered and learn as much as you can so you can make the decision that feels right for you.
The treatment plan your doctor will advise for you depends on these factors:
Type of uterine sarcoma you have
Grade and stage of the cancer
Size and location of the tumor
Your overall health
Your age
If the cancer has spread to other parts of your body
The goal of treatment
Your personal concerns and preferences
Treatment may control or cure the uterine sarcoma. It can also improve your quality of life by helping to control the symptoms of the disease. The goal of uterine cancer treatment is to do 1 or more of these things:
Remove the primary cancer tumor in the uterus
Kill or stop the growth and spread of uterine cancer cells
Prevent or delay the cancer's return
Ease symptoms of the cancer, such as pain or pressure on organs
There are 2 main types of treatments:
Local treatments. These remove, destroy, or control cancer cells by focusing treatment in a certain area. Surgery and radiation are local treatments. They work to either remove or destroy the tumor in the uterus. Most women with uterine sarcoma first have surgery followed by radiation or chemotherapy.
Systemic treatments. These are treatments that go throughout the body and can destroy or control cancer cells in the uterus, as well as other parts of the body. Chemotherapy and hormone therapy are systemic treatments. They work to kill cancer cells or prevent new ones from growing anywhere in your body.
You may have just one treatment. Or you may have a combination of treatments. The order, intensity, and goals of treatment depend on the type and stage of cancer you have.
The local treatments include:
Surgery. Most women with uterine sarcoma have surgery as the first treatment. The goal of surgery is to fully remove the tumor from your body. With uterine sarcoma, this often means that your entire uterus must be removed. This is called a hysterectomy. In most cases, the fallopian tubes and ovaries are also removed. The surgery may be done using one of several different methods. It may be done through the vagina. It may be done through a cut (incision) in the lower belly (abdomen). It may be done through small incisions with a long, thin tube with a tiny camera (laparoscope). Your doctor may use a precise machine to operate the laparoscope. This is called robotic-assisted. Some of the lymph nodes surrounding your uterus may be removed to check for cancer cells. If the tumor is found outside of the uterus and it can be removed, it will likely be removed during surgery.
Radiation therapy. This is also called radiotherapy. The goal is to kill cancer cells using radiation such as that found in X-rays. Radiation therapy can be given from a machine directed at the pelvis. Or it may be done with tiny implants that are put in through the vagina (brachytherapy). In a few cases, radiation therapy may be used by itself to kill all the cells of a tumor. It may also be used before surgery to shrink a tumor or after surgery to get rid of any cancer cells that may remain.
The systemic treatments include:
Hormone therapy. The goal of hormone therapy is to stop cancer cells from growing. Some cancer cells need hormones to grow. Medicines can reduce these hormones in the body. Medicines can also be used to block these hormones and keep them from working in cancer cells.
Chemotherapy. The goal of chemotherapy is to kill cancer cells throughout your body. It improves the chances of a cure in some women who may have small amounts of cancer left after surgery.
Your doctor may advise that you have more than one type of treatment. This is called combination therapy. It's common for treating uterine sarcoma.
Treatments before surgery are called neoadjuvant treatment. For example, you may have radiation or hormone therapy before surgery. These treatments may help shrink the tumor and make it easier to remove.
Or you may have other treatments after surgery. This is called adjuvant treatment. For example, you may have radiation or hormone therapy after you have healed from surgery. The goal is to kill any cancer cells that may be left in your body. Even if there is no sign of cancer cells, your doctor may still advise adjuvant treatment. It helps reduce the risk that the cancer may come back or spread.
Uterine sarcomas are often diagnosed in advanced stages when the cancer has already spread. This can make these cancers hard to treat. Researchers are looking for new ways to treat this cancer. These newer types of treatment may be available only through a research study. This is called a clinical trial. Talk with your doctor about what clinical trials may be an option for you.
Once you know the type, stage, and grade of your uterine sarcoma, it's time to decide on a treatment plan. Meeting with your doctor to talk about your treatment choices will be one of the most important visits you'll have with your doctor.
It may take time to decide on the best plan. Ask your doctor about how much time you can take to explore your options. You may want to get another opinion before deciding on a treatment. You may also want to talk with your family and friends.
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Horsham Rural City Council is a vibrant municipality where people want to live and want to visit. Good public art, design and architecture can build on this asset by creating a unique community identity that informs the sense of place and creates iconic branding of our municipality. The HRCC Public Art Policy was created to respond to and reflect the community vision for Councils existing and future public art works within the municipality for the next five years. The 2005 Public Art Policy was developed to identify a vision, themes and procedures to guide the delivery of quality public art that reflected the aspirations of the people within Horsham Rural City Council. The 2005 policy was never formally adopted by Council and both Council and community priorities have shifted slightly since 2005. As a result, the need for a review, consultation and development of a revised Public Art Policy was identified. The current 2013-2018 Public Art Policy has been developed in response to this review and reflects current priorities and aspirations identified both within Council and as a result of a community consultation process.
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The X Factor's Nicole Scherzinger sulks off red carpet at Cosmo Awards
EXCLUSIVE: It was meant to be the night she basked in glory but
Nicole Scherzinger ended up sulking off the red carpet at the Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women Awards.
The X Factor judge won the fearless female gong but was left running scared after facing questions about her alleged rivalry with fellow TV judge Tulisa Contostavlos.
The questions became too much for the 34-year-old former Pussycat Doll and she was forced to retreat to a quiet corner to calm down.
'She looked visibly upset and had to be comforted by her two guests,' a witness told Metro.
'It took a couple of minutes before she would consider returning to the red carpet.'
But she struggled to shake her mood once inside the bash at London's V&A museum last night.
'She sloped off into a corner and looked very emotional on the phone to someone,' the source added.
In a twist of fate, it was 24-year-old Contostavlos who finally put a smile back on her face.
The two talent judges were seen giggling over snaps on Scherzinger's phone at their table.
Meanwhile, mentor Scherzinger was happy to let her boys, Rylan Clark, 24, Jahmene Douglas, 21, and 24-year-old James Arthur have a drink.
'I'm sure they can handle themselves. They're grown full boys hopefully they know what to eat and how much to sleep,' she said.
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A man convicted by a Clarke County jury this week of participating in a 2012 burglary in which an elderly Athens homeowner was murdered was sentenced Friday morning to life in prison without parole.
Dwayne Tavares Myers did not pull the trigger, but was a participant in the burglary that resulted in the shooting death of 76-year-old Edward "Eddie" Davidson.
After a trial lasting more than a week, the jury on Wednesday found Myers guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault, first-degree burglary, possession of a firearm in the commission of a crime and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. He was also found guilty of two other residential burglaries he committed prior to the deadly break-in of Davidson's home on Jefferson River Road.
Myers received life without parole after prosecutors asked that he be sentenced as a recidivist.
Myers was paroled from prison just a month before Davidson was killed. He served time for a conviction on a charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. That conviction stemmed from a 2010 arrest in which police said Myers shot at another man.
Myers, 31, was the third and final person to be convicted in the Davidson murder case.
Anthony Jermaine Fuller, who in February confessed in court to shooting the homeowner when pleading guilty to malice murder, was sentenced to life in prison.
Fuller, who was 16 at the time he killed Davidson, cannot be considered for parole until serving at least 30 years in prison.
The man who drove Myers and Fuller to Davidson's home, 23-year-old Justin Oneal Baughns, was acquitted of felony murder during a trial in March. The jury instead found him guilty of aggravated assault and first-degree burglary.
He received a 70-year prison sentence for the burglary and assault at Davidson's home, and for three other burglaries.
Authorities contended that the three defendants acted as a burglary crew, committing several burglaries within a span of less than two weeks preceding Davidson's murder.
Fuller shot Davidson to death with a handgun that was stolen in one of the prior burglaries, authorities said.
Davidson was a retiree who immigrated from Jamaica in 1974. He worked as a master electrician in the area granite industry.
The sentencing of the final defendant in the murder case ended a long ordeal for Davidson's wife and nine children.
In interviews following his death, Davidson's children told the Athens Banner-Herald that their father achieved the American dream by coming to a new country where he worked hard to provide for them.
All of the children became U.S. citizens and are prospering on their own.
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Rumor has it that both Toshiba and Vizio will be announcing Google TV-powered high-def sets at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show. Sony has thus far been the only HDTV maker to incorporate Google TV software into its televisions and Blu-ray players, while Logitech has created a Google TV set-top box. With Vizio being the largest HDTV manufacturer by sales volume in the United States this 3rd quarter, Google TV is getting a serious boost.
So far its launch has been low key (typical of many Google products) and Google TV is not an idea that has been embraced by television networks. Many are refusing to unlock their online content for viewing through Google TV. By partnering with as many consumer electronics makers as possible, Google's chances of a Google TV revolution will be much better.
Walmart is kicking off the Black Friday festivities early tomorrow with its "Amazing Electronics Event". It has online sales available already but the in-store deals, which are said to be focusing on HDTVs and Blu-ray players, will not be available until tomorrow morning. Pricing will be different in the odd state and quantities will be limited. A note to remember: shipping on all electronics from Walmart will be free until December 20.
Microsoft's Kinect motion sensors, its motion recognition software, have sold a cool 1 million units across the globe nearly 2 weeks before the biggest North American shopping day of the year Black Friday. The company now believes that Kinect, an Xbox 360 add-on will sell approximately 5 million units by the end of 2010. Amazingly Kinect won't be available in most Asian countries until the end of this week after which sales will likely accelerate.
Today Samsung Electronics outed its latest 3D prototype, deciding to throw out high definition and go for Ultra Definition. The whopping 70-inch HDTV Ultra Definition set carries the Ultra moniker as a result of its 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution. You won't do any better than that on the market today. The 240 Hz set won't hit the market anytime soon but with smooth motion and 3D viewing added on to the whole package - glasses required - we sure wish it would.
Sears typically has some amazing Black Friday deals and this year is no exception. Listed below are 2010's best deals from Sears. Those marked with an asterisk are Doorbusters only available on Black Friday, November 26 from 4AM to 12 PM. Everything else is available on both November 26 and November 27 and can be ordered online for in-store pickup. For comparison we've also listed Amazon's prices on the same models and they are usually tough to beat. Most of the Sears deals are currently lower but expect Amazon to lower its prices to be competitive on Black Friday.
Panasonic 32″ 1080p 60Hz LCD TCL32U22 - $399.99 * (Amazon - $439.44)
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Panasonic 50″ 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV TCP50S2 - $799.99 (Amazon - $896.44)
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Samsung 50″ 720p 600Hz 3D Plasma HDTV PN50C490 - $899.99 (includes 2 free pairs of glasses) (Amazon - $969.99)
Samsung 55″ 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV UN55C6300 - $1,499.99 * (Amazon - 765.90765.76)
Samsung 55″ 3D 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV UN55C7000 - $2,199.99 * (includes 2 pairs of 3D glasses, 4 Shrek 3D movies and a 3D Blu-ray player) (Amazon - $2199.98)
Sony 40″ Bravia 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV KDLEX400 - $549.99 (Amazon - $599.00)
Sony 46″ Bravia 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV KDL46EX400 - $699.99 (Amazon - $762.90)
Sony 52″ Bravia 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV KDL52NX800 - $1,499.99 (Amazon - 69769)
LG 60″ 1080p 600Hz Plasma LG60PK750 - $1,499.99 * (Amazon - 555.00555.555)
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Sylvania 22″ 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV LC220SS1 - $189.99 * (Amazon - $233.27)
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African Development Report 2011
The African Development Report 2011 is the twenty second annual survey of economic and social progress in Africa. The Report provides comprehensive analysis of the state of the African economy, examining development policy issues affecting the economic prospects of the continent. The African Development Bank Group is a regional multilateral development finance institution the members of which are all of the 53 countries in Africa and 24 countries from Asia, Europe, North and South America. The purpose of the Bank is to further the economic development and social progress of African countries, individually and collectively. To this end, the Bank promotes the investment of public and private capital for development, primarily by providing loans and grants for projects and programs that contribute to poverty reduction and broad-based sustainable development in Africa. The non-concessional operations of the Bank are financed from its ordinary capital resources. In addition, the Bank's soft window affiliates - the African Development Fund and the Nigeria Trust Fund - provide concessional financing to low-income countries that are not able to sustain loans on market terms.
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