Concord United Methodist Ch annie kate bustin 1883march 16, 1962. Stanford) Nickel, James P. Marshall, Jr., President,Eatonton Henry King Stanford, Ph.D., Morgan Callaway Stanford, Isabel http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaputnam/cncrdchurch.htm
Extractions: A BRIEF HISTORY OF CONCORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH EATONTON, PUTNAM COUNTY, GEORGIA Including Register of Members and The Cemetery Listing of Ministers This brief history of Concord United Methodist Church has been contributed by The Clopton Family Association, http://www.seanet.com/~clopton/, and The Eatonton-Putnam County Historical Society. If you have any additions or corrections, please contact Suellen Clopton Blanton, bblanton@fast.net The oldest Methodist Church west of the Oconee River, Concord is located in Putnam County (Eatonton) Georgia, on Pea Ridge Road in the eastern portion of the county. In the fall of 1810, Thomas Johnston and William B. Pritchard began building a house of worship. The little log cabin, when finished, was named Victory, but a few years later, the name was changed to Concord. At that time, it was a Methodist Episcopal Church on the Sparta Circuit. The land was donated by John Robertson. The first Trustees were Thomas Jefferson Johnston, Richard Burt, Joseph Turner, James Burt, and Josiah Flournoy. In 1825 a frame structure was built. The present church building was built in 1886 by Thomas J. Winslette. Resting on rock pillars, the floor joists are pine logs hewn flat on the top for stable flooring. The framework is of rough lumber just as it came from the sawmill. Beginning in 1987 an addition was built at the rear of the church. The pews were moved forward, the aisle, widened. Great pains were taken to match the interior and exterior architectures as closely as possible with the older section.
Troup County (GA) Archives - Manuscripts - MS-107 Box III Folder 112 Forrest C. Johnson Jr. to parents, January 7, 1944 to August8, 1946. 13 Miscellaneous family letters. 2 Callaway. 3 Cameron. 11 Morgan. 12 Moss. http://www.trouparchives.org/man/ms107.htm
Extractions: DONOR: Forrest C. Johnson III, LaGrange, Georgia SIZE: 11 linear feet Series III 3 Boxes Processing: FCJ, July 1991 - April 1992 BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Forrest Clark Johnson, III, began collecting this information in 1963 out of an interest in genealogy and history, especially local history. The culmination of his research and collections were Volumes I and III of Histories of LaGrange and Troup County, Georqia. Volume I, The History of LaGrange, Georgia from 1828 to 1900, and Volume III, Genealogical and Historical Register of Troup County, Georgia were bound together. Volume I was a thesis for an M.A. in History. Other volumes are in progress. Volume II of the series, titled HistorY of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church, also grew, in part, out of this collection and church records. (Troup County Archives Collections, MS-82). Johnson was Church Historian of Pleasant Grove from 1978 to 1992. Other publications of Johnson's include two series of articles for the LaGrange Daily News in 1969 and 1971. He was editor and major contributor to the quarterly Troup CountY Georqia and Her People from its inception in 1980 until 1986. Johnson speaks to many groups about historical topics and works with the local media. Johnson graduated from the University of Georgia and West Georgia College holds A.B. and M.A.s in history. He has taught history at Troup High School since 1974. Johnson has served as County Historian of Troup County since 1989 and is Research Historian at the Troup County Archives. He is a member of many historical and genealogical organizations.
NEW WORLD ORDER and money. Arthur Schlesinger Jr., The CFR In March, 1915, the JP Morgan interests,the interests served. - Congressman Oscar Callaway, The Congressional http://www.enter.net/~conservative/newworld.html
Extractions: NEW WORLD ORDER The United Nations is the command center for the New World Order. As incredible as some of these quotes may sound, they are a matter of record. Readers are urged not to dismiss them out of hand, but to investigate for themselves what our government is doing to our country. "In short, the "house of world order" will have to be built from the bottom up rather from the top down... an end run around national sovereignty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old-fashioned frontal assault." - Richard N. Gardner, "The Hard Road To World Order," Foreign Affairs, April, 1974. "The standard of living of the average American has to decline... I don't think you can escape that." - Paul A. Volker, Federal Reserve Chairman, October 17, 1979. "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever." - George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four. "We are not going to achieve a new world order without paying for it in blood as well as in words and money." - Arthur Schlesinger Jr., The CFR Journal
Bibliography 1. Kemp 2. Camp 3. Brazier 4. Callaway 5. Brazier 6 1. Bilbo 2. Howard 3. Ladner 4.Morgan 5. Shortt 6 Includes records of Francis, John, Jr., William and Joseph http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/7785/Biblio.htm
Extractions: The two basic classifications of sources from which to obtain genealogical information are Primary and Secondary. Primary sources consist of authentic, original records such as land deeds, birth and death certificates, wills, marriage certificates, or photocopies of original documents and official government records. Secondary sources consist of family oral traditions, records later copied or transcribed (there may be errors) and any other information recorded sometime after the fact: the longer afterward, the less reliable. Published family histories are secondary sources and should not be taken for fact as they are often inaccurate. The most important thing in dealing with published family histories is to first look for source citations. Then try to find out something about the author. The Family History Library in Salt Lake City has a huge collection. A list of all of the holdings can be found in the Family History library catalog (surnames section) which is available on either microfiche or CD-ROM at every Family History Center.
Untitled Jameson, Mollie Callaway(1860)-census/939/13/MO. Lydia D., age 49(in 1856), m. JohnBrown Jr., age 45(in hired a cab and made for the Charles Morgan-bound for http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cottage/8016/newssept87.html
Extractions: MENU HOME SEARCH NEWS 1987 SURNAME INDEX SOURCES CONTENTS J A M ESON A Newsletter for Genealogical Research and Review Number 11 September 1987 Editor's Notes p.195 I find genealogy of such interest in nearly everything I read my wife is about to plant me feet first into the clay pot she bought for my palm tree. Actually, I dont have a palm tree, but I have something much more interesting for you to learn. There was a book a friend lent me not long ago on terms and their definitions for the various periods of our history - much of the early stuff, of course, extensively borrowed or brought over from England and Europe. Unfortunately, its been misplaced and though Ive looked hi and lo Ive about given up searching. Its was of such interest I had written down some of the terms to include in the newsletter for many times we come across these words and do not exactly know in what context they were used, and would have liked to have known. So, heres a few Ive managed to get before the book slipped out from beneath my fingers. ("And they say Doug Henning's quick -Ha!) Yeoman -originally, in English history, a menial servant. In 15
Computers & Internet / Programming / Artificial Intelligence / Lisp Academic Press/Morgan Kaufmann Paperback (January 1992) Click Lisp The Languageby Guy L., Jr. Christian Queinnec(Translator), Kathleen Callaway (Translator). http://hallprogramming.com/artificial_intelligence/6.shtml
Extractions: This book provides an excellent introduction to Common Lisp. In addition to chapters covering the basic language concepts, there are sections discussing the Common Lisp object system (CLOS) and speed considerations in Lisp. Three fair-sized examples of nontrivial Lisp projects are also included. The... Read more Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming : Case Studies in Common Lisp This is an overview of classical artificial intelligence (AI) programming via actual implementation of landmark systems (case studies). For the student interested in AI, Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming is an invaluable history lesson. Even the programmer who is relatively... Read more
Institute Of General Semantics: GSB Index A Through C 3044. Morgan, BARBARA. BOURLAND, D. DAVID, Jr. Introduction To a Structural. Calitriti.1279. Callaway, PP Uphill or Downhill A Question of Structure. 1273. http://www.general-semantics.org/Search/GSBndxAC.shtml
Extractions: A B C ... Z Abercrombie . 46:104. READ, CHARLOTTE SCHUCHARDT. Comments on The Anatomy of Judgement: An Investigation into the Process of Perception and Reasoning by M. L. J. About General Semantics Techniques in Intensive Listening Training and Musical Composition . 20:87. HOSKINS, WILLIAM BARNES. Letter- ABOUT THRUST, INC. Abrahamson, MD, and A. W. Pezet. 22:89. SWANSON, MARJORIE, MD. Notes about Body, Mind, and Sugar by E. M. Abstracting (Subject)- Inside/Outside Orientations 48:34. HEFFERON, THOMAS W. Abstracting from an Electro-Colloidal Non-Aristotelian Point of View, 1950 and 1946 versions, with historical note. Number one in series from his unpublished writings. 04:9. KORZYBSKI, ALFRED. An Extensional Analysis of the Process of Abstracting, Identification, and the Principle of Least Action. 32:63. PAYNE, BURYL. Abstractions in Reading: An Experiment in Teaching Arithmetic. 04:36. SEMMELMEYER, MADELINE. Use of Extensional Methods in Dealing with Higher Order Abstractions: A Methodologic Issue 04:3. BONTRAGER, O. R.
Extractions: Chairman, Division of Accounting and Law: 1986-1989 Principal: 1974-1978 and 1982-1990 Established Dallas office of The MAC Group, an international management consulting firm specializing in business strategy, with offices in Boston, Chicago, Washington DC, San Francisco, London, Munich, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Directed major projects in business strategy implementation, corporate finance, and business litigation services. (now PricewaterhouseCoopers), a leading international accounting firm
Emory University's Distinguished Chairholders Richard Ferris Muth, Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Economics. William T Branch,Jr, MD, Carter Smith, Sr Morgan Cloud, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law http://www.emory.edu/PROVOST/IPR/distinguished_chairs.htm
Extractions: Distinguished Chair Holders Emory IR Provost Extensive effort has gone into compiling this list of distinguished chairholders. We hope the list will be consulted regularly and recognized as one way Emory celebrates scholarship and honors distinguished faculty. Thank you to the many distinguished faculty who contributed their biographies to this database. If you have not contributed your biography, or know of someone who should be represented here, it is not too late. Please direct any suggestions for additions or biographies to Daniel Teodorescu, ( dteodor@emory.edu ) Director, Office of Institutional Research. Click to view the Distinguished Chairs Emeriti Click on a name below to see the biography
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sports Hawaii Beat Golf. Callaway Hawaii State Open 7 am, Hapuna and Mauna Kea courses. Running. (Mili);Gino Gavaleres, 57, 140, Jr. Walter Morgan and Larry Laoretti, 22 holes. http://starbulletin.com/96/12/13/sports/scoreboard.html
Extractions: Scoreboard Friday, December 13, 1996 Baseball Hawaii Winter League: Championship game, Honolulu vs. Maui, 6 p.m., Francis Wong Stadium. Basketball Farrington Invitational: Consolation bracket, Radford vs. Pearl City, 4 p.m., Waipahu vs. Farrington, 5:30 p.m.; Championship bracket, University vs. St. Louis, 7 p.m., Punahou vs. Baldwin, 8:30 p.m., Farrington H.S. Gym. Kalaheo/Sun Press Classic: Nanakuli vs. Kailua, 3:30 p.m.; Maryknoll vs. Leilehua, 5 p.m.; Kahuku vs. Kamehameha, 6:30 p.m.; Campbell vs. Kalaheo, 8 p.m., Kalaheo H.S. Gym. Lanai vs. Roosevelt, 3:30 p.m.; Aiea vs. Punahou, 5 p.m.; Molokai vs. Damien, 6:30 p.m.; Mililani vs. McKinley, 8 p.m., McKinley H.S. Gym. Football Building Trades Council Classic: 7 p.m., Aloha Stadium. Soccer Castle Tournament: Boys, Kailua vs. Pac-Five, 5 p.m.; Castle vs. Campbell, 7 p.m., Castle Stadium. Moanalua Classic: Boys, Moanalua vs. Kahuku, 4 p.m.; St. Louis vs. Mililani, 6 p.m.; Kalaheo vs. Kamehameha, 8 p.m., Moanalua Stadium. Roosevelt Christmas Classic: Girls, St. Andrew's vs. Radford, 4 p.m.; McKinley vs. Campbell, 5:20 p.m.; Waianae vs. Nanakuli, 6:40 p.m.; Roosevelt vs. Maryknoll, 8 p.m., Roosevelt Stadium.
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation C Fellows Page Joseph A. Callaway, Deceased Senior Professor Emeritus of William James Cooper, Jr.,Boyd Professor of Fernando Morgan de Aguiar Correa, Associate Professor of http://www.gf.org/cfellow.html
Extractions: alphabetical listing all lists new Fellows home page , Agricultural Research, Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture, Quito, Ecuador: 1961. Eduardo Caballero y Caballero Deceased . Biology: 1944. Raymond Millard Cable Deceased Angel Lulio Cabrera , Professor Emeritus of Systematic Botany, National University of La Plata; Director, Botanical Institute, San Isidro, Argentina: 1963. Guillermo Cabrera Infante , Writer, London: 1970. , Professor and Head of Biochemistry, National School of Biological Sciences, National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico City: 1961. , Composer; President, El Salvador Council for Music: 1981. Deceased Rafael Cadenas , Writer; Professor of Literature, Central University of Venezuela, Caracas: 1986. Edwin H. Cady , Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, Duke University: 1954, 1975. John Frank Cady , Professor Emeritus of History, Ohio University: 1955, 1960. Terry P. Caesar , Professor of English, Clarion University: 1993 Annette W. Cafarelli , Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University: 1993 John Cage Deceased . Music Composition: 1949. Corrado Cagli , Painter, Rome: 1946.
Newsnotes Antone H. Callaway (BA '66), Atlanta, Ga., is BS '74), Lubbock, Texas, received theBarnie E. Rushing Jr. copyrights, and unfair competition at Morgan, Lewis http://www.fsu.edu/~fstime/FS-Times/Volume3/june97web/june3.html
Extractions: JUNE/JULY 1997- NEWS NOTES Archives Features News Notes Charlie Barnes Compression In Memoriam Alan C. Sundberg (B.S. '55) is general counsel at FSU. Edward T. Hida (M.S.W. '58), Wauwatosa, Wisc., is commissioner of the Milwaukee County Commission on Aging. Hugh N. Durham (B.S. '59, M.S. '61) is head basketball coach at Florida Community College at Jacksonville. Betty Lentz Siegel (Ph.D. '61), president of Kennesaw (Ga.)State University, is "1996 Cobb Citizen of the Year," named by the Cobb Chamber of Commerce. J. Wayne Flynt (M.S. '62, Ph.D. '65), Tuscaloosa, Ala., co-wrote a book published by The University of Alabama Press, Taking Christianity to China: Alabama Missionaries in the Middle Kingdom, 1850-1950. Dr. Roxanna J. Albury (B.A. '64, M.S. '65), Lander University, S.C., is a 1996 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching U.S. Professors of the Year winner. Arthur M. Cohen (Ph.D. '64), Los Angeles, wrote book Managing Community Colleges: A Handbook for Effective Practice, with Florence B. Brawer. Antone H. Callaway (B.A. '66), Atlanta, Ga., is executive director of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association and president of Literacy Action Inc.
CONSULS LIST AND PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS / EDITED BY Morgan T. SAMMONS NURSE OF THE CENTURY/ BARBARA J. Callaway. MODEL OF PERSONALITY / EDITED BY PAUL T. COSTA, Jr. http://www.southernct.edu/~schofiel/psy03.html
References Callaway83a Callaway, D., and Rahman, A. ``Lattice PN, Kortesis, SK, and Rice, Jr``DOMAIN DECOMPOSER and Parallel Computation, chapter 3. Morgan Kaufmann, San http://www.npac.syr.edu/copywrite/pcw/node483.html
Extractions: Next: Index Up: Parallel Computing Works Previous: B Selected Biographic Information Aarseth:85a Aarseth, S. J. ``Direct methods for N-Body simulations,'' in J. U. Brackbill and B. I. Cohen, editors, Multiple Time Scales , pages 377-418. Academic Press, New York, NY, 1985. Aboelaze:89a Aboelaze, M. Technical report, York University, Ontario, Canada, June 1989. Unpublished manuscript. Adobe:87a Adobe Systems, Inc. PostScript Language Reference Manual . Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1987. AGARD:83a Advisory Group for Aerospace Research or Development. Test Cases for Steady Inviscid Transonic or Supersonic Flows . North Atlantic Treaty Organization, January 1983. AGARD FDP WG-07. Agarwal:91a Agarwal, A., Chaiken, D., D'Sousa, G., Johnson, K., Kranz, D., Kubiatowicz, J., Kurihara, K., Lim, B. G., Maa, G., Nussbaum, D., Parkin, M., and Yeung, D. ``The MIT Alewife machine: A large-scale distributed memory multiprocessor.'' Technical Report MIT/LCS TM-454, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, MA, 1991.
Untitled Compiler 1896 Confederate Census Limestone, Morgan, Madison Counties, Alabama. JONES,SAMUEL B., Jr., 1933 Recipient of a Callaway Foundation Research Grant http://www.lib.auburn.edu/madd/docs/ala_authors/j.html
Extractions: JACK, THEODORE HENLEY, 1881-1964 Teacher, educational administrator. Born: December 30, 1881, Bellevue. Parents: James M. and Mary Henley (Spenser) Jack. Married: Alice Searcy Ashley, November 9, 1910. Children: Two. Education: University of Alabama, A.B., 1902, A.M., 1903; Harvard University, A.M., 1908; University of Chicago, Ph.D., 1915. Taught at Sewanee Grammar School at the University of the South, Tulane University, Harvard University, University of Chicago; alumni professor at Southern University, 1906-1916; Emory University, 1916-1933, where he served as dean of the Graduate School, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and vice president of the university during that period; president, Randolph Macon Women's College, 1933-1952. Honors: Awarded LL.D. by Birmingham Southern College, Emory University, Tulane, University of Chicago, Lynchburg College, University of Alabama; awarded the D.Litt. by George Washington University and Wofford College. Source: Who Was Who in America , Vol. 4.
WHMC-Columbia--Local History Collection Descriptions N-W origin of names of Indian Creek in Morgan County. 1) Local History Snyder, RobertMcClure, Jr. of Duley's Mill on Big Cedar Creek, Callaway County, Missouri. http://www.system.missouri.edu/whmc/invent/lohist3.htm
CONSULS LIST San Francisco Morgan Kaufman Publishers, 2001 programming for the Java platform/ Dustin R. Callaway. computer networking / Kenneth C. Mansfield, Jr., James L http://library.ccsu.edu/lib/dept/liaison/csc.html
January-February '98 Issue - Obituaries His survivors include his wife, Jean (Barber Callaway), and a daughter With HerbertCahoon of the Morgan Library, he compiled and FREDERIC CHAUNCEY PAFFARD Jr. http://www.harvard-magazine.com/issues/jf98/obits.html
Extractions: Edited by Deborah Smullyan '72 Go to: Graduate Schools Faculty and Staff Erratum: we regret the accidental inclusion of erroneous material in the obituary of Milton Vasil Anastos '30, which appeared in the last issue. A corrected version appears below. HAMILTON VAUGHAN BAIL '13 died August 27 in Medford, N.J. He was Harvard's oldest living alumnus. He was an army veteran of both world wars, serving as chief historian on General Douglas MacArthur's staff during World War II; before the U.S. entered World War I, he served with a cavalry squad on the Mexican border. A certified public accountant for 50 years, he retired in 1957 as treasurer of the Franklin Institute, in Philadelphia. From 1935 to 1941, he was a director of Madison Square Garden. He leaves a daughter, Barbara Collins '43. VICTOR HAROLD SALSMAN '23 died October 29, 1996, in Peterborough, N.H. He was retired from the financial department of New York Life Insurance Co., in New York City, where he was employed for many years. He enjoyed working with his hands in the garden and the workshop and was an able linguist who enjoyed traveling the world. He leaves his second wife, Elizabeth (Abbott). CARL ADAM WAGNER GEORGE P LUDLAM '25 died August 1 in East Dorset, Vt. He was a cofounder and former vice president and director of the Advertising Council in New York City. He also served as commissioner of the Manhattan Council of Boy Scouts of America and taught fencing at the New York City Boys Club. After retiring to Dorset, he served on the board of selectmen and as a trustee of the town library. He leaves his wife, Kathleen (Kieffer), a daughter, Anne Wichelns, and a son, Stephen.
November-December 1999: Obituaries SAMUEL RODGER Callaway '36 died July 24 in Danbury, Conn. executive vice presidentand chief trust officer at Morgan Guaranty Trust MYRON BEECHER KAUFFMAN Jr. http://www.harvard-magazine.com/issues/nd99/obits.html
Extractions: STEPHEN ALBERT FREEMAN '19scl, Ph.D. '23, died July 10 in Salisbury, Vt. He was a French professor and administrator at Middlebury College for 45 years. Passionate about the teaching of foreign languages, he founded or cofounded the Italian, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese schools in Middlebury's Summer Language Program and also established the college's first graduate schools abroad. In 1993, Middlebury celebrated the opening of an international center in his name, for the interdisciplinary study of languages through history, literature, and culture. He leaves three children, Hope, Caroline, and Harvey. HORACE BANCROFT DAVIS '20mcl died June 28 in Chicago. He was a progressive activist and labor historian. A conscientious objector during World War I, he interrupted his studies at Harvard to serve instead as a volunteer with the American Friends Service Committee. Later he taught at Simmons College, the University of Kansas City, Shaw University, and the University of Guyana. He was the author of several books, including Labor and Steel, Shoes: The Workers and the Industry, Nationalism and Socialism, Towards a Marxist Theory of Nationalism
