Finding Aids ADAMS , James Truslow Papers, b. 1878, d.1949. States of America, Georgia born editorand Civil edited such books as The William Stanley Braithwaite Reader and http://www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/rare/guides/msslist.html
Extractions: Diary The Reverend Edward Abbott began his ministry as a congregational pastor in Cambridge, Mass. and was later ordained by the Episcopal Church. He was rector of St. James Church in Cambridge from 1879 to 1906. The diary is a detailed account of Abbott's trip from Sydney, Australia to the Philippines, Hong Kong, Macao, China and Japan. There are numerous pen-and-ink sketches of landscape, architecture, historical sites, and inhabitants, and maps, some in water color. Pasted in the volume are memorabilia such as menus, hotel brochures, postcards, photographs, clippings, calling cards, etc.
Keene State College - Mason Library Braithwaite, William Stanley, 18781962 The William Stanley Braithwaite reader WilliamWells Brown and Clotelle; a portrait of the artist in the first Negro novel http://www.keene.edu/library/extras/acting2.cfm
The African American Century Lyrics of Life and Love (ARC PS3503.R246 L8 1904 ) by William Stanley Brathwaite(18781962) is his first volume of poetry William S. Braithwaite publishes the http://www.wilberforce.edu/library/links/20century.htm
Extractions: Writing in 1897, W.E.B. DuBois, a scholar with a freshly minted Ph.D. in history from Harvard and cofounder that same year of the American Negro Academy, declared that Black America represented "a nation stored with wonderful possibilities of culture." I doubt that even DuBois, the prophet who would predict in 1900 that "the problem of the twentieth century was the problem of the color line" and in 1909 foresee the urgent need of an Encyclopaedia Africana, could have imagined the remarkable accomplishments in the arts that African Americans would achieve in the last century of the millennium. Just think about it: In the past one hundred years, our people have created ragtime, the classic blues, gospel, jazz, rhythm and blues, soul and hip hop, in music; the modernist collage techniques of Romare Bearden and Jacob Lawrence in the visual arts; and redefined fundamentally the very possibilities the human form can assume in the dance, from the Cakewalk and the Black Bottom, the Twist and the Bougaloo, from Josephine Baker and Katherine Dunham to Arthur Mitchell and Judith Jamison, James Brown, Michael Jackson, and Savion Glover. And despite all of these grand manifestations of what the literary scholar Benjamin Brawley called "The Negro Genius," our people's accomplishments in the literary arts are unparalleled for a people who were in 1900, merely thirty-five years "up from slavery," as Booker T. Washington put it.
Extractions: On this first day of January 1863, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. The document declared that slaves in states that had rebelled against the Union were "then, thenceforward, and forever free," and provided for African-American soldiers to enlist in the Union Army and Navy during the Civil War. January 2 On this day in 1990, David Norman Dinkins began his first working day as mayor of New York City. After defeating former mayor Edward Koch in the September Democratic primaries and then, by a small margin, beating Republican Rudolph Guiliani in the general election, Dinkins had become the first African-American mayor of Americas largest city. January 3 Today is George Washington Carver Day, named in honor of the brilliant agricultural chemist who died on this day in 1934. Nicknamed the "Peanut Man" and the "Wizard of Tuskegee," Carver headed the agricultural department of the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama and was one of the most prominent scientists of his day. He was renowned for finding new uses for everyday items. Carver discovered 188 ways to use the sweet potato and 300 uses for the peanut including peanut milk, dye, a scrubbing powder, sweets, flour and livestock feed.
Extractions: by Samuel A. Sizer Guide to Selected Manuscript Collections was compiled in 1976 by Samuel A. Sizer, then Curator of Special Collections in the University of Arkansas Libraries. It contains brief descriptions of 211 collections, including a few that had not been processed at that time. The on line version updates the 1976 Sizer Guide to reflect work done on those collections in the division since then, and entries are integrated into the alphabetical list and the subject lists of electronic finding aids elsewhere on the Special Collections web site. A paper copy of the complete original Guide is available. At present, some manuscript collections in the division are accessible only through typewritten finding aids in the division reading room. However, as time and other resources permit, these are being converted to computer files and published on the Special Collections web site. Meanwhile, researchers should contact the division for further information. A B C D ... Y A] ALEXANDER, HENRY MACMILLAN, 1905-1969.
Mennonite Life Indexes Ja '60, 11. Guardian of the way the farmer preacher, Henry S. Voth (18781953). Bohn,Stanley. Book Review. Braithwaite, William C. Beginnings of Quakerism. http://www.bethelks.edu/mennonitelife/indexes/indexAC.html
Extractions: Adrian, Marlin Book Review. De '97, 39. Book Review. Mr '97, 37. General Conference Mennonite missions and Native American religions (Part 1). Mr '89, 4; (Part 2) Je '89, 4. "In like manner:" religious paradigms and the motivations for General Conference Mennonite missions among Native Americans. Se '88, 4. The Women of the Martyrs' Mirror: Paradigms in Anabaptist/Mennonite Mythology. Je '97, 4.
West Indies Caribbean Books Maps Prints 30. Braithwaite JB Memoirs of Joseph John Gurney; with selections from his journaland correspondence. Stanley Paul. William P. Nimmo, London. 1878 634pp. http://www.pennymead.com/wibooksgen.htm
Extractions: Notes on West Indies books:- There are many important historical books on the West Indies. Some of the best general works include Aspinall's 'British West Indies' (1912), Coke's 'History of the West Indies' (1808), Edward's 'History, the civil and commercial, of British colonies in the West Indies' (1793) and Southey's 'Chronological history of the West Indies' (1827). A rare genealogical work, Vere Oliver's 'Caribbeana' has been republished by a friend of mine. He is selling them directly from his website at http://www.candoo.com/olivers/caribbeana.html Links to other West Indies pages:- 1890 (circa) West India Regiment attractive col. print of soldier in uniform. 6½ x 10" Fine condition apart from damage to border. ACWORTH A.W. Treasure in the Caribbean A first study of Georgian buildings in the British West Indies. Pleiades Books, London. 1949 36pp + 60 plates. Fine in orig. cloth. Sought after and scarce guide to Georgian architecture. ACWORTH A.W.
EBooks (e-Books, EBook): Digital Book Index: Search By Author AUTHOR, AUTHOR, TITLE, EDITION, FORMAT, PRICE, PUBORG. Braithwaite,William Stanley, Anthology of Massachusetts Poets, TxtG, n/c, GutenbergUS. http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_search/search002a.asp?AUTHOR=braithwaite, will
Australian Plant Collectors & Illustrators (B) 1891, BRAINE, Arthur Belgrave, 18541945, Teacher, orchidologist, Braithwaite,G. 1913-23, Agronomist, BREEDEN, Stanley, fl. BRETON, William H., Lieut. fl. http://www.anbg.gov.au/bot-biog/bot-biog-B.html
Extractions: Australian National Botanic Gardens Home ANBG Based on the list published by J.H. Willis, D. Pearson, M.T. Davis, and J.W. Green, Western Australian Herbarium Research Notes Number 12, August 1986. Please send updates, corrections and additions to: Murray Fagg ( murray@anbg.gov.au Surnames (Family names) starting with: Return to: Australian National Botanic Gardens first page BABBAGE, Benjamin Herschel Scientist, explorer, engineer notes portrait BACCHUS, William Henry Agronomist BACK, Patricia V. fl. 1974 Botanist, weed specialist BACKHOUSE, James Nurseryman, naturalist missionary BAEUERLEN, Wilhelm 1845-ext.1901 Botanist, museum collector notes BAGLIN, Douglass fl. 1960s-80s Photographer BAHLSEN, Emma fl. 1890s BAILEY, Alan Botanist, phycologist BAILEY, Eric Thomas Agrostologist, plant introduction specialist BAILEY, Frederick Manson Colonial Botanist notes BAILEY, J.L. BAILEY, John Colonial Botanist, gardens curator BAILEY. John Frederick Gardens Director, economic botanist notes portrait BAILEY, John Rayer
Mueller Letters:Biographical Register Braithwaite, DR R. See appendix D. BRANDIS, GEORGE, 180781 1827-8. Secretary forIreland, 1830-3. Lord Stanley, 1844 DETMOLD, William ERNEST, 1828-84, stationer http://www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/mueller/mock/idx/brg.htm
Extractions: HAMILTON: 13/1 1916 Jun 22-1930 Jan 31 Correspondence between Hamilton and Col Hon Sir James Allen, former Minister of Defence, New Zealand, mainly relating to social engagements, and including correspondence regarding the potential impact of the New Zealand Military Service Act of 1916 upon voluntary recruitment; letter from Allen, 27 May 1926, inviting Hamilton to contribute a foreword to Gallipoli today by T J Pemberton (Ernest Benn, London, 1926). With New Zealand and naval defence, a paper read before the New Zealand Historical Association by Allen (Coulls Somerville Wilkie Ltd, Dunedin, 1929). 1 file, 24 letters HAMILTON: 13/2 1920 Mar 2-1932 Aug 23 Correspondence between Hamilton and Lt Gen Sir Edward Altham Altham, former Inspector General of Communications, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, including correspondence regarding the designation of 7/9 Bn The Royal Scots (The Royal Regt) as Highlanders; Altham's article for the Army Quarterly , 1924 (no publication details) in response to the publication of The Life of General the Right Hon. Sir Redvers Buller
NSW GenWeb Project B. Oswald William POLLOCK b. 24 Jul 1905, Bellingen NSW Stanley died 7 May 1998, BelloranaNursing Home NSW, m. 1940, in Bellingen NSW, Edith Irene Braithwaite . http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/archive/pollocktree.html
Extractions: NSW GenWeb Project World Pacific Australia NSW ... Bellingen Bellingen Shire Pollock Tree See also: Pollock History Page of Bellingen Gen Web Descendants John POLLOCK John POLLOCK , b. 1 Nov 1853, St Agnes CON ENG, (daughter of Richard CHYNOWETH and Mary OXNAM ) d. 20 Jul 1919, Bellingen NSW, buried: 21 Jul 1919, Pres Bellingen NSW. John died 10 Sep 1914, Bellingen NSW, buried: 11 Sep 1914, Pres. Bellingen NSW. I. Robert James POLLOCK b. 5 Jun 1874, Currumbenel NSW, occupation Farmer, m. 19 Sep 1899, in Annandale NSW, Emma Maria ALLAN , b. 19 Mar 1879, Majors Creek NSW, (daughter of John Stephen ALLAN and Sarah Ann PIGGOTT ) d. 29 May 1943, Sydney NSW, buried: Pres Rookwood NSW. Robert died 8 Jul 1945, Sydney NSW, buried: Pres Rookwood NSW. A. Robert John Allan POLLOCK b. 7 Sep 1900, Bellingen NSW, occupation Garage Manager, m. (1) 21 Apr 1928, in Nowra NSW, Muriel GOODSELL , b. 1900, d. 21 Sep 1963, Nowra NSW, buried: C of E Nowra NSW, m. (2) 1968, Merle MacDONALD Robert died 28 Oct 1986, Nowra NSW, buried: Cremated, Lakeside Crematorium, Nowra NSW. B.
Piute County: Biography December 28, 1882, he married Elizabeth Hannah Braithwaite. vocal duet at funeralof William Edward Betenson convention at Junction, June 1 Stanley Ensign, Mr http://www.rootsweb.com/~utpiute/biography.html
Extractions: Home Queries Genealogy History ... Piute County Genealogical Resources Biographical sketches If you agree to these guidelines, send your requests here: PiuteCountyQuery@aol.com Below are samples of my files. They have been chosen for variety; I may not have the same level of detail on your ancestor. Numbers and letters following each extract are codes referring to sources (available upon request). Oliver George Anderson Bernard Barnson Nola Fawn Campbell Wiley Dalton ... Peter E. Olsen
AIM25 Thesaurus Personal Names R Rickford Braithwaite fl 1978 gynaecologist. nursing sister stepmother ofColonel Doctor Stanley Collin Aston. Roxburgh William 17511815 botanist. http://www.aim25.ac.uk/search/thesaurus/persons/list17.htm
Dictionary Of Twentieth-Century British Philosophers S Richard Bevan Braithwaite (19001990) Science/Ethics/ M M Richard Stanley PETERS(1919- ) Psych./Educ S Bertrand Arthur William RUSSELL (1872-1970) L Leonard http://www.thoemmes.com/dictionaries/20entries.htm
Male Celebrity Baby Names 07/1833?) composer Braille, Louis (01/04/1809-?) inventor Braille, Louis C. (01/04/1809-?)teacher of the blind Braithwaite, William Stanley (12/06 http://www.kabalarians.com/male/cb_m1.htm
Extractions: MALE Celebrity Names [A-I] [ J-Z FEMALE Celebrity Names] [ Surf by category View all All names on the web site, including all Surf By Category names, are analysed using the English alphabet. These free first name analyses paragraphs are NOT applicable to names spelled using a language that has a different alphabetical order, or additional symbols. The extent to which English has been a part of your life determines the degree of influence of the spelling of your name using the English alphabet. If you have any questions, please call our head office at 1-604-263-9551 for further information and assistance. Aaron, Henry Louis "Hank" (02/05/1934-) baseball player
June 1997 Braithwaite MaxMAX Braithwaite'S ONTARIO Vanc. Maps by Stanley Turner xi + 241Pages Orig. KIRBY William ANNALS OF NIAGARA; A Record of the Early Niagara http://www.canadiana-house.on.ca/cats/june1997.html
Extractions: (Note: All prices are in Canadian Dollars and are subject to change without notice) ADAM [G. Mercer] TORONTO, OLD AND NEW: - - A MEMORIAL VOLUME - - HISTORIAL, DESCRIPTIVE AND PICTORIAL ......... CELEBRATE OUR CITY; TORONTO: 150TH. ANNIVERSARY ANDERSON [Grace M.] NETWORKS OF CONTACT: THE PORTUGUESE AND TORONTO [Waterloo, Ont. 1974] Wilfrid Laurier Univ. Tables, Figs. and Appendix [xv] + 195 Pages Front Flyleaf Marked and "Discard" Stamp at To p of Text o/w Orig. Cloth Fine ANGUS [Margaret] THE OLD STONES OF KINGSTON, Its Buildings Before ANDRE [John] WILLIAM BERCZY: Co-Founder of Toronto-A Sketch ARMSTRONG [Alvin] BUCKSKIN TO BLOADLOOM: Kingston Grows Up ARMSTRONG [Alvin] BUCKSKIN TO BLOADLOOM; Kingston Grows Up.....
Extractions: Documents 16A-16Z: "Votes for Women: A Symposium by Leading Thinkers of Colored America," The Crisis (August 1915): 178-92. Introduction For the symposium Du Bois gathered "leading thinkers of colored America" men and women, clergy and laity, professionals and poets, as well as leaders of women's organizations. The result was a resounding symphony of support for the enfranchisement of black women. VOTES FOR WOMEN A Symposium by Leading Thinkers of Colored America Document 16A: THE LOGIC OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE Washington, D.C. I (2). The average woman is just as well qualified to form an opinion as to the character and qualifications of those who are to be entrusted with power as the average man. The average man is in no sense superior to the average woman, either in point of intelligence, or of character. The average woman, in point of character, is superior to the average man; and, in so far as she is, she is better fitted to share in the selection of public officials. (3). To deprive her of the right to vote is to govern her without her consent, which is contrary to the fundamental principle of democracy. That principle is clearly expressed in the Declaration of Independence, where we read: Governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. Under this principle, which is a just principle women have the same right to vote as men have. Are they not governed? And being governed, can the government imposed upon them without their consent? It is simply to treat them as minors and inferiors, which every self-respecting woman should resent and continue to resent until the stigma is removed from her sex. The time is certainly coming, and coming soon I believe, when this just claim on the part of women will be fully recognized in all truly civilized countries.
