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Shopping and Waiting, a Dramatic Pause by James Schuyler, 1953 Locus Solus I, Winter 1961 by John; James Schuyler, Kenneth Koch, Harry Mathews [editors]; also Frank O'Hara, Barbara Guest et al Ashbery, 1961 RESERVOIRS FOR IRRIGATION, WATER-POWER AND DOMESTIC WATER-SUPPLY WITH ANACCOUNT OF VARIOUS TYPES OF DAMS AND THE METHODS, PLANS AND COST OF THEIRCONSTRUCTION by James Dix Schuyler, 1912 Juillard Number 9 by Paul, Schuyler, James, Baxter, Glen, Towle, Tony, Brainard, Joe et al Auster, 1972 WhatÕs for Dinner? by James. SCHUYLER, 1978 The fireproof floors of Witley Court: English songs and dances by James Schuyler, 1976 New Directions 14. Prose and Poetry. An Annual Exhibition of New and Divergent Trends in Contemporary Letters. by ALLEN; LAMANTIA, PHILIP; ASBHBERY, JOHN; SCHUYLER, JAMES, etc.) (GINSBERG, 1953 Poetry (November 2009), The Poet Takes a Walk (Volume 195, Number 2) by James Schuyler, Gottfried Benn, et all 2009 Christmas Card 1981 by James Schuyler, 1981 Early in '71 by James Schuyler, 1982 Locus Solus II by John; Koch, Kenneth; Mathews, Harry; Schuyler, James (Editors) Ashbery, 1961-01-01 May 24th Or So by James Schuyler, 1966 In Wiry Winter by James Schuyler, 1995 LOCUS SOLUS. Winter 1962. by Kenneth Koch, Harry Mathews & James Schuyler. Edited by John Ashbery, 1962

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61. Harned Family - Individuals
    INDEX EMAIL. james schuyler MILLER. BIRTH Danville,Montour,PA. Fatherschuyler Benjamin MILLER Mother Evelyn Marie RAUP _Raymond  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~harned/Data/d0004/g0000807.html

62. Hamilton-Schuyler Family Papers
    Background note james Alexander Hamilton was born in New York, April 14, 1788,the third son of Alexander (17551804) and Elizabeth schuyler Hamilton.  
    http://www.clements.umich.edu/Webguides/HK/HamSchuy.html
    
    Extractions: Background note: James Alexander Hamilton was born in New York, April 14, 1788, the third son of Alexander (1755-1804) and Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton. After graduating from Columbia College in 1805, he studied for the law, earning admittance to the New York bar in 1809. In the following year, Hamilton established a law practice in Hudson, N.Y., and in October, 1810, married Mary, the daughter of Robert Morris and granddaughter of former New York chief justice, Richard Morris. A staunch defender of his father's conservative fiscal policies, Hamilton prepared a plan for a bank operated by the Treasury Department. Although Jackson had requested the plan, it was never adopted. The demise of the Bank of the United States and the Panic of 1837 changed Hamilton's political leanings, and in 1840 he supported Harrison, and from that time forward, was identified with the Whig and, later, the Republican Parties. Although he withdrew from direct political activity after 1833, Hamilton continued to act as informal adviser to many politicians. An ardent nationalist, he disapproved of abolition on the grounds that the Constitution protected slavery. At every war between 1833 and 1861 he offered his services to his country, even urging emancipation as a military measure during the Civil War. He published several pamphlets during his lifetime and a lengthy autobiography appeared in 1869. Hamilton died in New York City at the age of ninety on September 24, 1878.

63. Contact Information
    Wright, Senior Clinical Coordinator ilanerine@aol.com, james L. schuyler, ProgramAdministrator 412/7669020 ext.313 1-866-340-3574 schuyler.james@hfi-pgh.org.  
    http://www.ila-learning-abilities.org/contact.html

64. Proven Results The Institute For Learning Abilities ® Conducted
    Math Reasoning 8 mo. * For a copy of the complete study, please contactJim schuyler at (412) 7664030 or email schuyler.james@hfi-pgh.org.  
    http://www.ila-learning-abilities.org/results.html
    
    Extractions: Proven Results The Institute for Learning Abilities conducted a research project in conjunction with Allegheny Middle School during the 1998-1999 school year. The goal of this project was to discover how a sample population would benefit under treatment of the Bellefonds Method Participating in the project were 31 students, ranging from grades six to eight with an average grade level of 6.5. The average length of treatment was six months with an average attendance rate of 67 percent. Students were tested in areas of passage comprehension, calculation, math reasoning and behavior. Results were based on the following:

65. Acknowledgments
    and Edie Geist, John I. Hartman, Jr., Melvin Hess, Robert Lowing, David Schneider,Marsha Sener schuyler, james Shultz, Scott Standish, and John Vanderzell.  
    http://www.fandm.edu/Departments/AmericanStudies/faculty/schuyler/urbanrenewal/a
    
    Extractions: The College is grateful to the many organizations and individuals who have contributed to its success. The Education Committee of Lancaster 250, chaired by John Jarvis and Leroy Hopkins, Jr., provided the initial grant, which was supplemented by funding from the Committee on Grants of the College. The college also awarded a Hackman Research Grant to James Leach '93, who spent the summer of 1992 exploring the holdings of various repositories and assembling an inventory of photographic images of the city's urban renewal projects. During the fall semester 1992, eleven students in the Senior Seminar in American Studies investigated specific topics related to urban renewal in Lancaster. These studentsChris Button, Tad Fleshman, Colleen Haggerty, Marie Johnson, James Leach, Andrea Mollica, Michael Piecuch, Kate Plona, Adele Sikora, Erin Snyder, Trish Zehnerconducted primary research and wrote extensive papers. Their findings helped shape the exhibition, as did the many contributions of American Studies Scholar in Residence Frank Mitchell. Numerous individuals have also aided the research, offered counsel as the exhibition took shape, or helped in some important way. Among these are Gene Aleci, John Andrew, Louis L. Athey, Norm and Edie Geist, John I. Hartman, Jr., Melvin Hess, Robert Lowing, David Schneider, Marsha Sener Schuyler, James Shultz, Scott Standish, and John Vanderzell.

66. Freilicher, Jane, 1924-. Papers: Guide.
    (14) schuyler, james. Letters, 19531988 and undated. 3 folders. (63)schuyler, james. June 30th, 1974 typescript, 1974. 1 folder.  
    http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00052.html
    
    Extractions: Access Restrictions Fragile originals have been photocopied, and those photocopies substituted in the appropriate location. Use of the originals requires the permission of the Curator of Manuscripts. Born Jane Niederhoffer in Brooklyn, New York in 1924, Jane Freilicher attended Brooklyn College and subsequently studied in the studio of artist Hans Hofmann; there she met the painter Larry Rivers. Leaving the Hoffman studio in 1948, she painted on her own in New York in the 1950s with the friendship and support of the group of New York School artists and writers that included John Ashbery, Kenneth Koch, Frank O'Hara, and James Schuyler. She began to exhibit her work at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery in New York in 1952, meeting the painter Fairfield Porter there. She married jazz pianist Jack Freilicher when she was 17; the marriage was annulled five years later. In 1952 she met the former dancer Joe Hazan whom she married in 1957. They had one daughter in 1965, Elizabeth Hazan, who also became a painter. Freilicher and her husband built a house in Water Mill (N.Y.).

67. Schuyler Co Wills
    schuyler Co, ILL Wills Estates 1850-1868. David-4, Homer, mary-17 ADKINSON-PollyAnn-15AGNEW-Andrew-14 ALLPHIN,Hannah-6 ALTER-Mary-8 ANDERSON-james-1 ASHCRAFT  
    http://members.aol.com/Evilsizer3/skywills.html
    
    Extractions: Compiled by Edna Gorsage Renner, 1218 Edwards Street, Beardstown, ILL This list includes the page number on which they appear. I have found however on many occasions they appear more than once on a page and more than just the included pages. You may want to read the records page by page. This link will take you to the transcripts.

68. Presidential Inaugurations: James Madison, First Inauguration, March 4, 1809
    The Papers of Sarah Ridg schuyler, Gift of Mrs. Montgomery schuyler, July 31,1957. Letter from Thomas Jefferson to james Madison, March 17, 1809.  
    http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/pihtml/pi006.html
    
    Extractions: First Inauguration, March 4, 1809 NEXT Washington in 1809 A Pen Picture. Diary of Sarah Ridg [Schuyler], January 3 - November 2, 1809 [modern typescript transcription]. Library of Congress. Manuscript Division. The Papers of Sarah Ridg Schuyler, Gift of Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler, July 31, 1957. Inaugural Address, March 4, 1809. Transcription from The Avalon Project at the Yale Law School, New Haven, Connecticut Journal of the Senate, Volume 4, March 4, 1809, (address pp. 366-367; entire session pp. [365]-367). Library of Congress. The Law Library of Congress. Online in A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates, 1774-1873 President Madisons March arranged for the Piano Forte, Flute or Violin, [1809?]. Library of Congress. Music Division. Call number: M1.A1 W Case. Letter from Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, March 17, 1809. Library of Congress. Manuscript Division. The Papers of James Madison. James Madison, President of the United States, [between 1809 and 1817]. PREVIOUS Menu of All Presidents Inaugurations Home Page ... NEXT

69. Schuyler County Pensioners
    Newly Released Family Archive CDs from Genealogy.com! schuyler County,MO. 123743, james B. Hubbartt, do, gsw right shoulder, 6.00, Jun 1873.  
    http://www.arealdomain.com/schuyler1883.html
    
    Extractions: Certificate No Name Post Office Cause for which pensioned Monthly rate Original date Ellis Moore Coatsville gsw left arm Aug 1866 Ann E. Guinn do Jul 1878 James B. Hubbartt do gsw right shoulder Jun 1873 John C. Guinn do Dec 1875 Eliza Catharine Slavin Downing widow Sep 1868 George L. Emmons do Jun 1882 Hannah Hicks do widow Nov 1879 Ferdinand Broadwell do Jan 1882 A.S.M.J. Roseschlaub do Henry Mulch Glenwood Sep 1872 William C. Niblack do gsw left breast Margaret Gosser do widow Mar 1879 Rachel Roberts do do Aug 1870 James H. Forbes do disease of lungs Sep 1881 Thompson Burgin do chronic ophthalmia Feb 1873 Thomas Brooks do chronic bronchitis Jan 1867 Thomas Turner do disease of eyes Orvin Thompson do Mar 1880 Melvin Sweet do gsw left hand Leonard T. Brodley do inj. to r. ankle jt., resulting in chronic synovitis Alvis H. Boze do Mar 1880 Ellen Murrell do widow Jan 1880 Amanda Mahaffey do do William Hole do two wounds of body Henry M. York do gsw left thigh Elijah Johnson do disease of lungs Jan 1877 Frank A. Irvin

70. Index Of Names - P
    james 18511863 Cemetery Records PETTIGREW, james Davis bd 1819 PETTIGREW, jamesRobinson PETTIGREW, james Robinson - schuyler Co., IL Will PETTIGREW, james M  
    http://www.angelfire.com/ok2/chatmondieu/nameindexP.html

71. The History Of James Lawler
    Lawler Cemetery. james Winnie LAWLER married (1) Susan Emily BLACKon the 28 of June in 1868 at Rushville, schuyler, IL. Susan, was  
    http://www.novagate.com/~kuhnhunter/lawler.htm

72. Dilettante's List Of Literary Gays
    M US (author); schuyler, james - (poet); Silva, Aguinaldo - Brazilian(author); Sophocles - Greek (tragedian); Spada, james - (writer  
    http://ultrago.com/dilettante/listlit.html

73. I967: Nathaniel FOOTE (ABT. 1620 - ABT. 1655)
    BIRTH 30 Jan 1861; DEATH 21 Apr 1944. Father james Armstrong GRAY MotherHarriet Elizabeth PIGMAN Family 1 Ezra Burgess TUCKER Geertruy schuyler.  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~johnsongray/html/d0000/g0000019.html

74. I553: William Edmund DAVIS (2 Jun 1891 - 5 May 1938)
    _Robert james HUFFAKER _ (1926 1981) james Michael HUFFAKER Robert schuyler LANSING.  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~johnsongray/html/d0000/g0000058.html

75. James GORDON / Milicent CONWAY
    Died at Spouses Richard CHICHESTER. Name james GORDON. Born at of LancasterCounty, Va. . Hendrick VAN DYKE / Maria schuyler. Husband Hendrick VAN DYKE.  
    http://papayne.rootsweb.com/d0011/f0000048.html
    
    Extractions: James GORDON Milicent CONWAY Husband: James GORDON Born: at: Sheepbridge near Newry, County Down, Ireland Married: 28 Mar 1742 at: Died: 2 Jan 1768 at: Lancaster County, Virginia Father: Mother: Spouses: Milicent CONWAY Wife: Milicent CONWAY Born: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Spouses: James GORDON CHILDREN Name: Ann GORDON Born: 29 Mar 1743 at: Married: 9 Jun 1759 at: Died: at: Spouses: Richard CHICHESTER Name: James GORDON Born: at: "of Lancaster County, Va." Married: 30 Jun 1774 at: Died: AFT 1788 at: Spouses: Ann PAYNE INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 03/30/2002 11:07:53 Hendrick VAN DYKE Maria SCHUYLER Husband: Hendrick VAN DYKE Born: ABT 1666 at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Spouses: Maria SCHUYLER Wife: Maria SCHUYLER Born: at: Died: at: Father: David Pieterse SCHUYLER Mother: Catalyntje VER PLANCK Spouses: Hendrick VAN DYKE CHILDREN Name: Lydia VAN DYKE Born: ABT 1707 at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: Cornelius VAN SCHAICK INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 03/30/2002 11:07:53 John Charles MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-SCOTT Margaret Alice BRIDGEMAN Husband: John Charles MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-SCOTT Born: 30 Mar 1864 at: Married: 30 Jan 1893 at: Died: 19 Oct 1935 at: Bowhill, Selkirk

76. I68759: Henry William "Harry" DINSMOOR (ABT. 1892 - 1969)
    Harvey Cemetery, Buckhill Road, Hector, schuyler Co., NY, posted online at http//www.rootsweb.com/~nyschuyl/harvcem.htm.HOME james PHINNEY. 1779 .  
    http://www.gendex.com/users/rtwgen/mwheeler/d0052/g0000039.html

77. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Arts > ... > World Literature > American > 20th Ce
    Salinger, JD (18); Authors S schuyler, james (5); Authors S Snyder, Gary (25); Authors S Southern, Terry (10); Authors S  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=3412

78. Response To James Schuyler
    Despite the Anthology's claim that Ashbery is the leading poet ofhis generation, I prefer schuyler's poetry by far. The musicality  
    http://projects.ups.edu/btomasovich/fall2002/203/kyoas/responsejamesschuyler.htm

79. Amherst College Biographical Record: Class Of 1895
    Married O. 17, 1899, Alice Graham Elliott, Cincinnati, O. Ch. William E.; WrightC.; james G. Address, 52 Highland St., Hartford, Conn. schuyler, Albert Lewis.  
    http://www.amherst.edu/~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1895.html
    
    Extractions: (from the Amherst College Biographical Record, Centennial Edition (1821-1921) Previous Class... Menu Index ... Andrews , Charles Amos . S. of Amos and Mary A. (Collins), b. Holyoke, Jy. 2, 1872. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Theta. Prepared Worcester Acad. Teacher of Latin Holyoke H. S., 1895-98; special agent N. E. Dept. of Penn. Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1898-1907; deputy tax commissioner of Mass., 1907-15; Industrial Service Equipment Co., Boston, 1915-17; treasurer Gorton Pew Fisheries Co., Gloucester, 1917-; president Associated Industries of Mass., Boston; director other companies. Red Cross work, World War. Member Mass. House of Representatives, 1904-06. Member National Tax Assoc., 1906-. Wrote papers on taxation in magazines and as reports. Married Jan. 1, 1901, Helen Mildred, da. of James H. Slade, Quincy. Ch. Sidney W. (A. C. 1922) ; John T. (A. C. 1927); Helen. Address, 94 Nehoiden Rd., Waban, Mass. Bangs , Charles Roy . S. of Charles Wesley and Mary (O'Conor), b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1874. Psi Upsilon.

80. Schuyler Family History In America
    Also buried at Mt.Hope Cemetery (Lot 175R3) are the following familymembers (1)Philip james schuyler (brother of Raymond Laverne).  
    http://millennium.fortunecity.com/streetsharks/725/
    
    Extractions: He was originally from Henrietta, Monroe County, N.Y. As an adult, he relocated to Rochester, Monroe Co., N.Y., about 1904. After he married Lotta Pearl Gallup, in September 1909, he continued to live in Rochester, N.Y., until 1919. At that time, he and Lotta, with their three surviving children (of four total) relocated to Buffalo, Erie Co., N.Y.

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