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Eden Charles Henry:     more books (64)

The Home of the Wolverene and Beaver; by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-04-06 The Twin Brothers Of Elfvedale: A Story Of Norwegian Peasant Life Fifty Years Ago (1875) by Charles Henry Eden, 2009-05-10 Ula in Veldt and Laager. A tale of the Zulus. by Charles Henry. Eden, 2010-03-18 George Donnington, Or, in the Bear's Grip by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-02-23 George Donnington, or, In the Bear's Grip, Volume II by Charles Henry Eden, 2009-07-17 China: Historical And Descriptive by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-09-10 China: Historical And Descriptive by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-09-10 India, Historical and Descriptive, Revised and Enlarged From 'les Voyages Célèbres'. by Charles Henry Eden, 2009-12-19 Bunthorne. The Story of a Fool. by Charles Henry. Eden, 2010-05-03 The Home of the Wolverene and Beaver; Or, Fur-Hunting in the Wilds of Canada by Charles Henry Eden, 2009-12-24 Coralie: Or The Wreck Of The Sybille (1877) by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-09-10 My Wife And I In Queensland: An Eight Years' Experience In The Above Colony (1872) by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-09-10 Africa, Seen Through Its Explorers (1880) by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-09-10 The Twin Brothers Of Elfvedale: A Story Of Norwegian Peasant Life Fifty Years Ago (1875) by Charles Henry Eden, 2010-09-10

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41. List
    Henry MA; (benefactor), again 16401127 Bacon, Nathaniel vice Thomas Eden, deceased1654 again 1837 Law, Charles Ewan, Hon. again 1841 Goulburn, Henry, Rt Hon  
    http://www.cus.cam.ac.uk/~jld1/lists/Repre.html
    
    Extractions: Representative in Parliament The University franchise was abolished by the Representation of the People Act 1948, and University representation ceased in 1950. In the following list bye-elections are distinguished by bearing full dates. The exceptions are the first dates for 1886, both of which are of general elections. Mowtlow, Henry LL.D.; Fellow of K Public Orator, 1589

42. List
    Smithson, John Fellow of K 1638 Eden, Charles MA; Fellow Fazakerley, Nicholas (d.1767) 1757 Yorke, Charles, Hon. DOW (d. 1825) 1811 Dampier, Henry, Sir Fellow  
    http://www.cus.cam.ac.uk/~jld1/lists/Commi.html
    
    Extractions: Commissary By Statute B.VI as amended by Grace 6 of 20 June 1936 the Commissary is required to certify that charges laid before the Septemviri are fit or not fit to be entertained. Appointment is by the Chancellor, by Letters Patent. For a brief account of the office see E. S. Leedham-Green,'The duties of the office are negligible, but its honour is considerable', Cambridge John de Bradenham

43. Genealogy Data
    Jean Lorain \par Gender Female Parents Father Eden, Reganald Charles \par Mother ParentsFather Coulter, Ernest Oskif (Oscar) Henry \par Mother  
    http://www.familyworkings.com/gedcoms/connerty/dat40.htm

44. Draft
    Skinner, Daniel, Brownington Sloan, Austin, Windsor Smith, Abel B., Sutton Smith,Charles A., Bradford Smith, George H., Eden Smith, Henry, Montpelier Smith  
    http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/draft/drftsrv1.shtml

45. Thirteenth Infantry Regiment Rosters
    Dakin, Henry, Montpelier, Pvt. Demerit, Marcus, Eden, Pvt. Emerson, William, Stowe,Pvt. Estes, Charles O., Montpelier, Pvt. Fassett, Henry, Enosburgh, Pvt.  
    http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/2bgd/13/13h.shtml
    
    Extractions: Menu African Americans Artillery Battles Bibliography Books Brigade, First Brigade, Second Canadians Cavalry Cemetery Colored Troops Confederate Vermonters Contributors Descendants Draft Ethnic Groups Events Genealogy Generals GuestBook Index Infantry Irish Italo Collection Links Medal of Honor Monuments Museum Navy Organizations Other States People Photos Places Prisons Sharp Shooters Site Map State Officials Surnames Terminology TimeLine Towns Units U.S. Organizations Veteran Reserve Corps What's New? Where Did They Go? Women Second Brigade

46. Fond Du Lac County, Wisconsin, Civil War Veterans: First Wisconsin Infantry
    Co. K, Bear, Andrew, Town of Empire. Co. K, Bear, Henry, Town of Eden.Co. K, Benton, Charles H. Capt. City of Fond du Lac, Second Ward. Co.  
    http://www.wlhn.org/fond_du_lac/military/cwregt_01inf.htm
    
    Extractions: The History of Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin , published in Chicago by theWestern Historical Company in 1880, listed the names of the men credited to each of the county's townships for their military service during the Civil War. The following is the composite list from all of the towns in the county attributed to the 1st Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. Names are listed in order by company. Records are presented as published despite numerous attribution and typographic errors. FIRST WISCONSIN INFANTRY Co. A Hart, R. A. Town of Forest Co. A Krake, Delos Col. Town of Fond du Lac Co. B Lyon, Charles G. City of Ripon, Second Ward Co. C Parker, James Town of Metomen Co. C Raher, Peter Town of Eden Co. D Howard, Solomon Town of Oakfield Co. E Gray, Albert

47. Fond Du Lac County, Wisconsin, Civil War Veterans: Thirty-Fifth, Thirty-Sixth, T
    Co. I, Longstreet, Henry L. Town of Fond du Lac. Co. I, Penhallow, Reuben,Town of Eden. Co. I, Stringland, Charles T. Town of Fond du Lac. Co.  
    http://www.wlhn.org/fond_du_lac/military/cwregt_3538inf.htm
    
    Extractions: The History of Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin , published in Chicago by theWestern Historical Company in 1880, listed the names of the men credited to each of the county's townships for their military service during the Civil War. The following is the composite list from all of the towns in the county attributed to the 35th, 36th, 37th, and 38th Wisconsin Infantry Regiments. Names are listed in order by company. Records are presented as published despite numerous attribution and typographic errors. THIRTY-FIFTH WISCONSIN INFANTRY Co. B Arnold, Herbert T. Town of Fond du Lac Co. B Bowls, Robert Town of Byron Co. B Breed, Jason Town of Byron Co. B Chapin, James R. Town of Byron Co. B Clark, Henry Town of Fond du Lac Co. B Davis, Clark Town of Fond du Lac Co. B

48. Summary Description Of Edenton (N.C.) Papers, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill
    Joseph Blount, William Branch, Stephen Cabarrus, William Cathcart, Josiah Collins,James Craven, Samuel Dickinson, Charles Eden, Henry Eelbeck, Montfort Eelbeck  
    http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/e/Edenton(N.C.)Papers.html

49. Castle Eden Arrived Lyttelton 1851
    Paying Steerage passengers in the Castle Eden, 930 tons Cabin Beardmore, SeptimusDe Bourbelle, Henry H. Brice P. Buchanan, John J. Calvett, Charles A. Fitzgerald  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nzbound/nzbound/castleeden.htm

50. PUBLICANS1867
    Galbraith William, Eden Vine Hotel, Mount Eden Terrace. Nelson Charles,Kaipara Hotel, Awaroa, Kaipara. Porter Henry, Queen's Hotel, Pokeno.  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/Publicans1867.htm
    
    Extractions: Auckland, July 12th 1867 List of persons to whom "Publicans Licenses" have been issued by the provincial Treasurer, under Certificate from the Licensing Magistrates, 30th June 1867. LICENSED TO KEEP OPEN TILL 12 O'CLOCK P.M. Name of Person holding License House Situation Adams Leonard Queen's Head Hotel Auckland Boulter Joseph Orpheus Hotel Auckland Bacon William Odd Fellows' Arms Auckland Beeken Thomas Carpenters Arms Hotel Auckland Brown Thomas William Scotia Hotel Auckland Baker Manfield Settlers Hotel Otahuhu Carter Charles London Tavern Auckland Clarke John Potter Clanricarde Hotel Auckland Clarke William Amos Alexandra Hotel Auckland Codlin George Jun Crescent Hotel Auckland Copland John Waitemata Hotel Auckland Currie Robert Crown Hotel Auckland Darby Patrick Thistle Hotel Auckland Darby John Commercial Hotel Auckland Devin James Wharf Hotel Auckland Evinson Samuel New Caledonia Hotel Auckland Fagg Peter Pope Lion and Lamb Hotel Auckland Hancock John Victoria Hotel Kyber Pass Road Hawkes Richard Mills Royal Oak Hotel Auckland Hayles Benjamin Charles Army and Navey Hotel Auckland Horne Robert Star Hotel Onehunga Hallamore Thomas Cotton Court House Hotel Auckland Innes William Robert Burns Hotel Auckland Q.C.E.

51. I6047: Charles DAVIS ( - )
    Stone was chosen by Daniel Wheelock as his guardian in 1813, Eden, VT BIRTH ABT 1809 The History of New Ipswich, NH, 17351914 , by Charles Henry Chandler and  
    http://www.wheelockgenealogy.com/ged/ralphdsc/d0000/g0000034.html

52. Index Page E
    d. ca. 1677. Eaton, John Henry, Halifax Co. Halifax Co. 1790 1856. Rowan Co. 1762- 1847. Eden, Charles, England, Beaufort Co. 1673 - 1722. Eden, Charles, Bertie Co.  
    http://web.co.wake.nc.us/library/locations/orl/Dict of NC Bios Index/Index page
    
    Extractions: Index to the Dictionary of North Carolina Biography Created by the Staff of the Olivia Raney Library -E- Last, First Name Co./Country of Birth Resided Life Span (if Known) Earl, Daniel County Cork, Ireland Chowan Co., Edenton d. 1790 Earle, John Baylis Virginia Rutherford Co. (now Polk) Eastchurch (Esthurt), Thomas England Albemarle Co. d. ca. 1677 Eaton, John Henry Halifax Co. Halifax Co. Eaton, John Rust Granville Co. Granville Co. Eaton, Thomas North Carolina Bute Co. ca. 1739 - 1809 Eaton, Thomas Warren Co. ca. 1739 - 1809 Eaton, William Clement Forsyth Co., Winston Forsyth Co. Eaton, William, Jr. Warren Co. Warren Co. Eberhardt, Johann Ludwig Germany Forsyth Co., Salem Eddleman (Adleman, Ettleman), Peter Lincoln Co. Eddleman (Adleman, Ettleman), Peter Rowan Co.

53. NCDOT PD&EA: The Eden House Site - Later Settlers At The Site
    In 1719, North Carolina governor Charles Eden purchased the Eden House property.Period II Artist's Reconstruction. from the sons of former owner Henry King.  
    http://www.ncdot.org/planning/pe/archaeology/edenhouse/later.html
    
    Extractions: Artist's Reconstruction from the sons of former owner Henry King. By this time, people had lived at this location for over forty years. At least several of the original buildings were still standing. Eden constructed a fine plantation house north of the original site and renovated at least two of the buildings that were later excavated by Coastal Carolina Research By the time Charles Eden arrived on the property, many of the conditions that had made life hazardous for earlier inhabitants in the Albemarle Sound region had vanished. Settlement was underway in the nearby town of Edenton, and the pirate Edward Teach, more commonly known as Blackbeard, had been captured and killed. Piracy continued to be a problem for several more years, but starting around 1720 settlers began to expand their farms. The 1715 peace treaty with the Tuscarora Indians effectively removed the threat of Native American hostility. In this period of newfound peace and expansion Eden used the plantation as a seat of government. Eden's ownership of the property was not destined to be long-lived, however. He died there on March 16, 1722, from yellow fever, only four years after purchasing the property.

54. OBA - Boston Grammar School War Memorial
    JAMES Eden BROWNING, GEORGE RAYMOND PERRIMAN. Charles DODSON, JOHNMEABURN STANILAND. JAMES ARTHUR RICHARD ELEY, ROBERT Henry STANWELL.  
    http://www.rosma.btinternet.co.uk/BGS/School/History/warmem.htm
    
    Extractions: Jump To: Old Bostonian Association Boston Grammar School BGS Staff BGS Students List of Students BGS Email List Links HARRY KINLEY ALLEN ALFRED PLUMTREE MALTBY PERCY WILLIAM BARRAND GEORGE HERBERT PAYNE CHARLES HENRY BURCHNALL HENRY GEORGE PINNER ARTHUR CHESTER JAMES POCKLINGTON ROBERT LEONARD CHAPMAN ALLAN EDWARD GRAHAM PORTER SYDNEY RANDOLPH CHEAVIN JOHN EDWIN RANSOME JOHN FRANCIS CHEESEWRIGHT HERBERT RAYSON SEARS GEORGE HENRY CLAYTON ERIC MAUDSLAY SIMPSON CYRIL GEORGE STUART CLAYPOOLE JOHN ROBERT SMITH THOMAS COMER MEABURN STANILAND JOHN HURLE DAVIES GEOFFREY STANILAND EDGAR DAWSON JOHN WILLIAM STEPHENSON W. STANLEY DICKENSON LESLIE MILLER STUBLEY SYDNEY WILKINSON FLINTHAM JOHN STANTON THORNS THOMPSON ROBERT HENRY GARNHAM THOMAS WATERFIELD FRANK GREEN ALAN WEBBER ARTHURWELLESLEY GREGORY HERMANN WEDD GEORGE ELLIOT HALL GEORGE LEONARD WHITE DONALD JUSTIN HARRISON CHARLES SINCLAIR WOOD WALTER HERRINGSHAW THOMAS BASIL WOOD ALBERT ERNEST LUCAS HENRY WOODS While researching for his series of books commemorating the fallen whose names appear on the Boston War Memorial (and others in Boston) Dr William M Hunt, MPhil, PhD identified three casualties of the First World War who were BGS pupils not included on the School Memorial:

55. Lucky WELCH - Tania Ann WELSH
    Elizabeth WELLS =Nathan Dorian ALEXANDER 3 Lauren Eden ALEXANDER 2 Hubert WELSH GaryRaymond WELSH /William STRUTHERS /-Charles Henry STRUTHERS \-Mary  
    http://www.wardjc.com/people/p000012r.htm

56. USA Volume 24 Contents
    Eddy, Harrison Prescott,Katrina C. Harvey; Eddy, Henry Turner, Penelope Krosch;Eddy A. Oergel; Edebohls, George Michael, Wendy B. Sutter; Eden, Charles, ThomasA  
    http://www.ai-press.com/USA.25.contents.html
    
    Extractions: Academic International Press The Encyclopedia of the United States of America, Past and Present Edited by Donald W. Whisenhunt Contents of Volumes 125, Supplement Volume 12 Contents of Volume 1 (AAAAgriculture-Machinery) Contents of Volume 2 (Agriculture-Movements and OrganizationsAmes, Edward Randolph) Contents of Volume 3 (Ames, Fanny BakerArnold, Harold de Forest) Contents of Volume 4 (Arnold, Henry H.Barber, John Warner) Contents of Volume 5 (Barbour, JamesBent, Charles) Contents of Volume 6 (Bent, WilliamBonus Army) Contents of Volume 7 (Boogie WoogieBuchanan, James) Contents of Volume 8 (Buck v. Bell, 274 U.S. 200 (1927)California Joe (Moses Embree Milner)) Contents of Volume 9 (California, State ofCattle) Contents of Volume 10 (Cattle Towns of KansasChicano Movement) Contents of Volume 11 (Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military ParkCivil War, American) Contents of Volume 12 (Civil War Centennial CommissionClosely Watched Trains) Contents of Volume 13 (Clothing Production in America From Colonial Times to 1915Colonial Dames of America, The National Society of) Contents of Volume 14 (Colonial Family in Early AmericaCompromise of 1850) Contents of Volume 15 (Compromise of 1877Coogan, Jackie)

57. University Of Newcastle Archives And Special Collections - Recent Acquisitions -
    Purchased with Light Trust Funds. Eden, Charles Henry. The Fortunes of the Fletchers a story of life in Canada and Australia. By Charles Henry Eden  
    http://www.newcastle.edu.au/services/library/collections/archives/int/newacq.htm
    
    Extractions: RARE BOOK ACQUISITIONS July - September, 1997 These Beautiful Women by Bartlett Adamson ... Decorations by Roy Hodgkinson. Sydney : Sydneysider Company, 1932. 8vo, 51pp and advertisement. Illustrated title page and illustrations opposite each poem. Paper covers. Purchased with Light Trust Funds. Singable Songs by Tilly Aston ... 8vo, 31pp. Paper covers. Purchased with Light Trust Funds. Life's Testament. Songs from the Hill of the Seven Echoes by W.B. [n.p.], Privately Printed, [1914]. 8vo, 40pp. Paper covers. Purchased with Light Trust Funds. Moreton Miles by William Blocksidge [William Baylebridge]. [n.p.] Privately Printed, [1910]. 8vo, 96pp. Paper covers. Purchased with Light Trust Funds. The New Life : A National Tract, [By William Blocksidge]. [n.p.], A Private Imprint ... [1910]. 8vo, 112pp. Paper covers. Purchased with Light Trust Funds. A Northern Trail by William Blocksidge [William Baylebridge]. [n.p.] : Privately Printed, [1910].

58. A Gazetteer Of Lock And Key Makers
    This was later transferred to NT (Oldham) Ltd, Eden Works, Honeywell Lane, OldhamLancs Charles Henry Pinson Snr was born in Willenhall in 1846 and set up as a  
    http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/Museum/locks/gazetteer/gaznaa-pnn.htm
    
    Extractions: A Gazetteer of Lock and Key Makers Jim Evans N-T (OLDHAM) LTD, HONEYWELL LANE, OLDHAM The Newman Tonks organisation started to manufacture mortice locks in 1975 when they set up a lock making division in one of their Birmingham factories. This was later transferred to N-T (Oldham) Ltd, Eden Works, Honeywell Lane, Oldham Lancs, (at Oldham in April 1975). But it never produced in any quantity, mainly due to lack of expertise. It was closed in December 1976, when the lock making division was transferred back to Birmingham. But production never re-commenced. Newman Tonks then set up Fleet Lock (qv) as a subsidiary of their Cartwright door closer division, in Straight Road, Short Heath. In the 1930s to the 1960s were probably the second biggest distributor of locks and keys etc. after Willen Key Co Ltd. From the 1970s went into decline and eventually closed in July 2000. JOSIAH PARKES AND SONS LTD, UNION WORKS, WILLENHALL Read the history

59. CHARLES HARPUR: SELECTED POETRY AND PROSE Edited By Michael Ackland
    s ofViolent Death Eden Lost 5. CORRESPONDENCE Charles Harpur to Henry Parkes, 21 Hunt A Storm in the Mountains The Creek of the Four Graves Poetic  
    http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/harpurc/charlesharpurspp.html
    
    Extractions: "Charles Harpur was one of the first and most important of Australia's native-born poets. From the time he bagan writing in the 1820s till his death in 1868, he was concerned with celebrating the beauty of the Australian landscape, and attempting to improve the intellectual life of his fellows. "Harpur was a vigorous advocate of republican ideas; and, just as rigorously, opposed transportation, the arrogation of power by a landed elite, and privilege of all kinds. His writings also provide important insights into contemporary attitudes towards national identity, faith, Aborigines, women, education and love. This book brings together Charles Harpur's best-known poetry and prose - including a number of works out of print since the poet's lifetime." First Paragraph from the Introduction: Charles Harpur is now acknowledged to be our most important colonial poet, but it was not always so. In his own lifetime, Harpur attracted both sincere praise and downright abuse. Among his friends he could number the future Colonial Secretary and Premier, Henry Parkes, the literary Maecenas of Sydney, Nicol Stenhouse, and the gifted native youth, Daniel Deniehy; all of whom hailed him as a writer of genius. Their encouragement, however, was more than counterbalanced by contemporary derision and incomprehension. The first survey of Australian writing, G. B. Barton's

60. The Art Collection, Inc. Home Page
    George Henry Durrie Auguste Durst Lawrence Carmichael Earle Eden Upton Eddis JeanPierre-VictorMazies Henry Lee McFee F. Meissonnier Charles Henry Miller Joan  
    http://www.artnet.com/ag/galleryhomepage.asp?gid=68

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