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Twenty-five portraits of Alice Freeman Palmer 1855-1902. Ph. D. (Michigan), L.H.D. (Columbia), LL. D. (Union) Sometime President of Wellesley College, ... State Board of Education in Massachusetts by George Herbert Palmer, 1904

A marriage cycle by Alice Freeman Palmer; with a preface by Geor by Palmer. Alice Freeman. 1855-1902., 1915-01-01

Alice Freeman Palmer: In Memoriam, 1855-1902 (1903) by Association Of Collegiate Alumnae, 2010-09-10

Alice Freeman Palmer: The Evolution of a New Woman by Ruth Bordin, 1993-08-01

Reinventing Marriage: The Love and Work of Alice Freeman Palmer and George Herbert Palmer (Women in American History) by Lori Kenschaft, 2005-09-12

Alice Freeman Palmer: Pioneer College President by Alice Mulcahey Fleming, 1970-06

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McARTHUR Donald McDOUGALL Vera Palmer Eveline SKIRRAT set05187.09 MITCHELL AliceTaylor 1879 simcoe_branch_library_collection set12-406.03 Freeman Ben HORSLEY
http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/162/e162p001.htm
Lakeside Cemetery
MD 19021962 (m. Sara Ellen Freeman August 7 Mary Sellers 1886-1939; Singleton, EudoraAlice Rabon 1867 Waller, Palmer Odell 1916-1918; Waller, William Joseph 1871
http://www.hchsonline.org/cemetery/lakeside.html

Extractions: Lakeside Cemetery, which nestles against Kingston Lake between Ninth Avenue and Lakewood Drive in Conway, is more than a century old. George Burroughs and John Benjamin Mayo, both infants, were buried there in 1869. These are the oldest tombstones which are legible, though there are at least two old wooden markers which are now weathered past any inscriptions which they might have once had. In 1903 Hal L. Buck was intendant (mayor) of Conway. According to the minutes for November 9 of that year, "Intendant reported he had seen Mrs. Addie Burroughs as to the Cemetery and she is willing to donate to the town 6 acres, and make conveyance to town for same as soon as same can be surveyed, provided town pay for rearranging fences and opening street to cemetery. Intendant instructed to take deed on terms named and that Mr. F. A. Burroughs be requested to have fencing done and render bill to town". The arrangements were completed and on June 13, 1904, an ordinance was passed making it the only place within the corporate limits in which bodies could be interred. The ordinance referred to it as the ''new cemetery for white persons'' and records show that separate negotiations were going on for a burial ground for Negroes. The adoption of this ordinance effectively closed the churchyards of Conway to future burials, though some few exceptions have occurred. Lots in Lakeside sold for as little as $5.00 and after its acquisition by the town records of those owning them were maintained by the Town Clerk. A map of the cemetery and lists of the owners of record of the plots are available in the City Hall. No lots have been sold since 1962 by the town, according to Miss Delores Beverly, present City Clerk, but information about those which are for sale by the owners is available. Miss Beverly has been most helpful in making available information included above.
WebGED Jim Smith Genealogy Data Page
1859 1941) mother Duvall, Alice Florence (1864 1896) child Hicks, TimothyFreeman (1873 - 1941) Clinton County father Smith, Palmer (1814 - 1870
http://www.jimcsmith.net/master/progen/wga95.html
Aurora Public Library /KidsOnline
Search) WORD, Mark Nearby SUBJECTS are Year Entries Palmer, AliceFreeman, 18551902 Juvenile literature.
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Extractions: This Week's New Additions 12/30/02 To 01/03/03 First Time Buyers- Free Shipping on Your FIRST ORDER. Hi and Welcome to This Week's New Additions. I hope this letter finds you in good health and great spirits. Purchase 3 oz. or more of any combination of U.S. Gold Coins or World Gold Coins and we will pay U.S. shipping charges. CLUB MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED for free U.S. shipping. Credit cards and checks ok. Free U.S. shipping deal ends on Sunday at midnight 1/5/2.See list of new Gold Coins Below. This week we purchased a partial collection of the History of the U.S. and Hall of Fame for Great Americans Silver Medallions . Both of these Silver Medallion Sets are highly collected and priced at around 25% of new issue. See list below. Purchase $65.00 or more of any combination of Tokens and Medals from any of the Franklin Mint or other and we will pay U.S. shipping charges. Club membership not required for free U.S. shipping. Credit cards and checks ok. Free shipping deal ends on Sunday at midnight 1/5/2. FREE SHIPPING ON ALL U.S. NICKELS
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Extractions: This Week's New Additions 8/19/02 To 8/23/02 Hi and Welcome to This Week's New Additions. I hope this letter finds you in good health and great spirits. Michelle added some very beautiful Silver Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University Medallions . This is a group of .999 Fine Matte Proof Silver Medallions represents some of the inductees into the Hall of Fame for Great Americans in Bronx, New York. These are high contrast medallions with a matte proof finish. These were created by the world renowned artists at the Medallic Art Co. Save 50% over issue price. Purchase $75.00 or more of any combination of Hall of Fame for Great Americans Silver Medallions Silver Collector Plates Tokens Medals , and Medallions and we will pay U.S. shipping charges. This includes George Washington Silver Collector Plates Disney Sets Gaming Tokens Chips ... Limited Edition Sports Medals , and all other . See list of Great Americans below. Club membership not required. Credit cards and checks ok. Free U.S. shipping deal ends on Sunday at midnight 8/25/02. This week Michelle added a new Uncirculated 50 Coins from 50 Different Countries Set . This new set has coins from 1953 to 2000 and they all grade from MS60 to MS65. The set books for at least $7.50 under current Krause Catalog prices. If you are collecting

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