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Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss - Torre di Schiavi Stock Photo

RMGEY23X–Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss - Torre di Schiavi

Torre Di Schiavi 1865 Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss Stock Photo

RMEN24M1–Torre Di Schiavi 1865 Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss

Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss, Torre di Schiavi 1865 Oil on canvas. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C., USA. Stock Photo

RMEYW3RX–Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss, Torre di Schiavi 1865 Oil on canvas. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C., USA.

Hiram Powers. Hiram Powers nicknamed Charles Fuller “Captain” because of his student’s military experience. Along with fellow American sculptor Thomas Ball, they formed a small colony of expatriates in their neighborhood in Florence. Stock Photo

RM2BF2FKF–Hiram Powers. Hiram Powers nicknamed Charles Fuller “Captain” because of his student’s military experience. Along with fellow American sculptor Thomas Ball, they formed a small colony of expatriates in their neighborhood in Florence.

Torre di Schiavi. Date/Period: 1865. Painting. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas. Height: 568.45 mm (22.37 in); Width: 879.60 mm (34.62 in). Author: Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss. Stock Photo

RMPND0WP–Torre di Schiavi. Date/Period: 1865. Painting. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas. Height: 568.45 mm (22.37 in); Width: 879.60 mm (34.62 in). Author: Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss.

RMKMJDGJ–Thomas Hiram Holding

Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss Torre di Schiavi Google Art Project Stock Photo

RMHYFBW7–Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss Torre di Schiavi Google Art Project

Thomas Hiram Holding portrait Stock Photo

RMKMHT51–Thomas Hiram Holding portrait

Memoires of Nat. H. Jones, an insurance man : Lamey, Hiram Thomas Stock Photo

RMW58NT4–Memoires of Nat. H. Jones, an insurance man : Lamey, Hiram Thomas

RMJTGWD9–Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss Torre di Schiavi

Torre di Schiavi 1865 by Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss, born near Hudson, NY ca. 1834-died Taormina, Italy 1869 Stock Photo

RM2R8AFBA–Torre di Schiavi 1865 by Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss, born near Hudson, NY ca. 1834-died Taormina, Italy 1869

RM2JPY458–Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss - Torre di Schiavi

VANITY FAIR SPY CARTOON Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim 'In the clouds' Machine gun 1904 Stock Photo

RF2XDBP59–VANITY FAIR SPY CARTOON Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim 'In the clouds' Machine gun 1904

Incandescent lamps, 19th Century illustration of Edison lamp, Maxim lamp & Swan lamp. Lamp bulbs from the 3 claimants to the title of inventor of the first commercial light bulb, Thomas Edison, Hiram Maxim, & Joseph Swan. Stock Photo

RMKHB5E7–Incandescent lamps, 19th Century illustration of Edison lamp, Maxim lamp & Swan lamp. Lamp bulbs from the 3 claimants to the title of inventor of the first commercial light bulb, Thomas Edison, Hiram Maxim, & Joseph Swan.

December 13, 2009; Oakland, CA, USA; Oakland Raiders cornerback Hiram Eugene (31) is tackled by Washington Redskins wide receiver Devin Thomas (11) during the second quarter at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Washington defeated Oakland 34-13. Stock Photo

RMGPDDKN–December 13, 2009; Oakland, CA, USA; Oakland Raiders cornerback Hiram Eugene (31) is tackled by Washington Redskins wide receiver Devin Thomas (11) during the second quarter at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Washington defeated Oakland 34-13.

Death Mask of Hiram Powers 1873 by Thomas Ball, born Charlestown, MA 1819-died Montclair, NJ 1911 Stock Photo

RM2R8AB92–Death Mask of Hiram Powers 1873 by Thomas Ball, born Charlestown, MA 1819-died Montclair, NJ 1911

Group portrait of the first Black legislators in the 41st and 42nd Congress of the United States: (from left, front) Robert C. De Large, Jefferson H. Long, Senator Hiram R. Revels, Benjamin S. Turner, Josiah T. Walls, (from left, back) Joseph H. Rainy [Rainey], and R. Brown Elliot. Currier & Ives, 1872. Stock Photo

RM2HJCPCM–Group portrait of the first Black legislators in the 41st and 42nd Congress of the United States: (from left, front) Robert C. De Large, Jefferson H. Long, Senator Hiram R. Revels, Benjamin S. Turner, Josiah T. Walls, (from left, back) Joseph H. Rainy [Rainey], and R. Brown Elliot. Currier & Ives, 1872.

Thomas Jefferson modeled 1860-1862 by Hiram Powers, born Woodstock, VT 1805-died Florence, Italy 1873 Stock Photo

RM2R8F0AG–Thomas Jefferson modeled 1860-1862 by Hiram Powers, born Woodstock, VT 1805-died Florence, Italy 1873

Illustration depicting the Fifteenth Amendment by an unknown artist after James Carter Beard 1837 – 1913. Lithographer Thomas Kelly.Sitter Ulysses Simpson Grant;Martin Robison Delany;Frederick Douglass;Hiram Rhoades;Schuyler Colfax John;Abraham Lincoln. This print features a festive parade held in Baltimore, May 1870, to celebrate the ratification of the 15th Amendment to the Constitution (1870), which granted the right to vote to male citizens regardless of “race, colour, or previous servitude” An optimised version of an illustration in the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution Stock Photo

RM2TJP46A–Illustration depicting the Fifteenth Amendment by an unknown artist after James Carter Beard 1837 – 1913. Lithographer Thomas Kelly.Sitter Ulysses Simpson Grant;Martin Robison Delany;Frederick Douglass;Hiram Rhoades;Schuyler Colfax John;Abraham Lincoln. This print features a festive parade held in Baltimore, May 1870, to celebrate the ratification of the 15th Amendment to the Constitution (1870), which granted the right to vote to male citizens regardless of “race, colour, or previous servitude” An optimised version of an illustration in the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution

HIRAM SHERMAN and WHITFORD KANE in THE SHOEMAKERS' HOLIDAY play by THOMAS DEKKER 1937 Production by ORSON WELLES music Lehman Engel costumes Millia Davenport set designer Sam Leve producers Orson Welles and John Houseman Mercury Theatre 110 West 41st Street New York Stock Photo

RM2C3MB4H–HIRAM SHERMAN and WHITFORD KANE in THE SHOEMAKERS' HOLIDAY play by THOMAS DEKKER 1937 Production by ORSON WELLES music Lehman Engel costumes Millia Davenport set designer Sam Leve producers Orson Welles and John Houseman Mercury Theatre 110 West 41st Street New York

English electric caricature, a gasman's dream. Old 19th century engraved illustration from La Nature 1884 Stock Photo

RM2HK0667–English electric caricature, a gasman's dream. Old 19th century engraved illustration from La Nature 1884

Mansfield's Hiram Boateng (left) and Wrexham's Thomas O'Connor battle for the ball during the Sky Bet League One match at SToK Cae Ras, Wrexham. Picture date: Saturday November 9, 2024. Stock Photo

RM2YH3JKX–Mansfield's Hiram Boateng (left) and Wrexham's Thomas O'Connor battle for the ball during the Sky Bet League One match at SToK Cae Ras, Wrexham. Picture date: Saturday November 9, 2024.

Portraits of four members of the lower house of the state of New York, c. 1872 - in or before 1882 photomechanical print At the top left Frank Sipp, at the top right Hiram Sisson, bottom left Thomas Smith Jr., below Francis B. Spinola. United States of America paper collotype historical persons (portraits and scenes from the life) (+ head (and shoulders) (portrait)) Stock Photo

RM2WAH3RY–Portraits of four members of the lower house of the state of New York, c. 1872 - in or before 1882 photomechanical print At the top left Frank Sipp, at the top right Hiram Sisson, bottom left Thomas Smith Jr., below Francis B. Spinola. United States of America paper collotype historical persons (portraits and scenes from the life) (+ head (and shoulders) (portrait))

Torre di Schiavi. Date: 1865. oil on canvas. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum. Stock Photo

RM2R6H8BM–Torre di Schiavi. Date: 1865. oil on canvas. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum.

Trip to Western States: Honolulu, Hawaii, arrival at Honolulu International Airport, 9:10PM. President John F. Kennedy (center right, wearing a flower lei) stands on the speakersu0027 platform during an arrival ceremony in his honor at Honolulu International Airport in Honolulu Hawaii. Left to right: Representatives Thomas Ponce Gill and Spark M. Matsunaga (both of Hawaii, wearing flower leis); Senators Hiram L. Fong and Daniel Inouye (both of Hawaii); President Kennedy. Stock Photo

RM2EBHYKN–Trip to Western States: Honolulu, Hawaii, arrival at Honolulu International Airport, 9:10PM. President John F. Kennedy (center right, wearing a flower lei) stands on the speakersu0027 platform during an arrival ceremony in his honor at Honolulu International Airport in Honolulu Hawaii. Left to right: Representatives Thomas Ponce Gill and Spark M. Matsunaga (both of Hawaii, wearing flower leis); Senators Hiram L. Fong and Daniel Inouye (both of Hawaii); President Kennedy.

Theodore Roosevelt-Hiram Johnson Washington Party Postcard Stock Photo

RMD5AFKG–Theodore Roosevelt-Hiram Johnson Washington Party Postcard

Heloise Hannah Timbrell Durant modeled 1863 by Hiram Powers, born Woodstock, VT 1805-died Florence, Italy 1873 Stock Photo

RM2R8FJXW–Heloise Hannah Timbrell Durant modeled 1863 by Hiram Powers, born Woodstock, VT 1805-died Florence, Italy 1873

Hiram Abrams, [Mary] Pickford - [Doug] Fairbanks - Mrs. Pickford, between c1915 and c1920. Stock Photo

RM2XT3DXM–Hiram Abrams, [Mary] Pickford - [Doug] Fairbanks - Mrs. Pickford, between c1915 and c1920.

Hiram Powers Illustrated by Thomas Addis Emmet, 1880. Volume 2 consists of pages 1-99 of the 1865, quarto, edition of the work, volume 3 of pages 99-213, volume 5 of pages 303-400. Citation/Reference: EM12905; Hiram Powers. Stock Photo

RM2AC5MJJ–Hiram Powers Illustrated by Thomas Addis Emmet, 1880. Volume 2 consists of pages 1-99 of the 1865, quarto, edition of the work, volume 3 of pages 99-213, volume 5 of pages 303-400. Citation/Reference: EM12905; Hiram Powers.

The Fifteenth Amendment (15th Amendment) to the United States Constitution empowering former slaves to have the right to vote, February 3rd 1870 Stock Photo

RM2B08JG3–The Fifteenth Amendment (15th Amendment) to the United States Constitution empowering former slaves to have the right to vote, February 3rd 1870

Members of the Finance Committee of the Senate, 1929 Stock Photo

RMC468C1–Members of the Finance Committee of the Senate, 1929

. The Rhododendron [serial]. f. o Weaver, Thomas FelkelWilliams, Carl WayneWilliams, Hiram Preston Williams, Rose MaryWillis, Richard OHsYoder, Sidney Lee home economics Stock Photo

RM2AFM2A9–. The Rhododendron [serial]. f. o Weaver, Thomas FelkelWilliams, Carl WayneWilliams, Hiram Preston Williams, Rose MaryWillis, Richard OHsYoder, Sidney Lee home economics

Portraits of four members of the Lower House of the State New York. Top left Frank Sipp, at the top right Hiram Sisson, bottom left Thomas Smith Jr., bottom right Francis B. Spinola. Stock Photo

RM2G40513–Portraits of four members of the Lower House of the State New York. Top left Frank Sipp, at the top right Hiram Sisson, bottom left Thomas Smith Jr., bottom right Francis B. Spinola.

RM2R7R09F–Time Works Wonders 1870

Senate Committee Opens Hearing On Charter -- The large senate caucus room at the capitol is packed as Edward R. Stettinius, JR., (Holding up paper, right center) former secretary of state and a leader at San Francisco conference, opens testimony today on United Nations charter at Senate foreign relations committee hearing. Committee members are; (clockwise, starting with man in light suit, lower right center) Senators Alexander Wiley (R-W-S) Warren R. Austin (R-VT), Scott Lucas (D-ILL), Wallace H. White (R-Me), Arthur H. Vandenberg (R-Mich), Robert M. LaFollette (P-Wis), Arthur Capper(R-Kans), Stock Photo

RM2Y89048–Senate Committee Opens Hearing On Charter -- The large senate caucus room at the capitol is packed as Edward R. Stettinius, JR., (Holding up paper, right center) former secretary of state and a leader at San Francisco conference, opens testimony today on United Nations charter at Senate foreign relations committee hearing. Committee members are; (clockwise, starting with man in light suit, lower right center) Senators Alexander Wiley (R-W-S) Warren R. Austin (R-VT), Scott Lucas (D-ILL), Wallace H. White (R-Me), Arthur H. Vandenberg (R-Mich), Robert M. LaFollette (P-Wis), Arthur Capper(R-Kans),

RM2R7KM59–Fifteenth Amendment 1870

tents,bell,camp,site,field,scout,guide,woods,trees,Freshwater,Bay,Isle of Wight, England, UK, Stock Photo

RMW14WXC–tents,bell,camp,site,field,scout,guide,woods,trees,Freshwater,Bay,Isle of Wight, England, UK,

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial, Washington, D.C. USA Stock Photo

RFA03D2Y–Ulysses S. Grant Memorial, Washington, D.C. USA

HIRAM SHERMAN EDITH BARRETT ELLIOT REID JOSEPH COTTEN and O.Z. WHITEHED in THE SHOEMAKERS' HOLIDAY play by THOMAS DEKKER 1937 Production by ORSON WELLES music Lehman Engel costumes Millia Davenport set designer Sam Leve producers Orson Welles and John Houseman Mercury Theatre 110 West 41st Street New York Stock Photo

RM2C3MAPG–HIRAM SHERMAN EDITH BARRETT ELLIOT REID JOSEPH COTTEN and O.Z. WHITEHED in THE SHOEMAKERS' HOLIDAY play by THOMAS DEKKER 1937 Production by ORSON WELLES music Lehman Engel costumes Millia Davenport set designer Sam Leve producers Orson Welles and John Houseman Mercury Theatre 110 West 41st Street New York

RM2HGDBYH–English electric caricature, a gasman's dream. Old 19th century engraved illustration from La Nature 1884

RMD5AK0P–Theodore Roosevelt-Hiram Johnson Washington Party Postcard

RM2FN8TT3–Torre di Schiavi, 1865.

Falmouth-by-the-sea : the Naples of America . Home of Thomas B. Landers at West Falmouth. 127 ?^. Residence of Hiram N. Lawrence at Teaticket. nrEATlCKET, known as the Garden of the Lord, can boast manypleasant homes. None have a liner situation than Mr. Lawrences.Located on an upland, it seems to invite the passer-by to its hospitality andgood cheer. Mr. Lawrence excels in the raisings: of small fruits andvegetables. .128 Stock Photo

RM2AJ8W9R–Falmouth-by-the-sea : the Naples of America . Home of Thomas B. Landers at West Falmouth. 127 ?^. Residence of Hiram N. Lawrence at Teaticket. nrEATlCKET, known as the Garden of the Lord, can boast manypleasant homes. None have a liner situation than Mr. Lawrences.Located on an upland, it seems to invite the passer-by to its hospitality andgood cheer. Mr. Lawrence excels in the raisings: of small fruits andvegetables. .128

Theodore Roosevelt-related Items, ca. 1910-1912 Stock Photo

RMD5AK18–Theodore Roosevelt-related Items, ca. 1910-1912

White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., 1897. House Architecture: James Hoban and others, from 1792. Landscape: Pool installed during the administration of Ulysses S. Grant. Also, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, Thomas Jefferson and others. Stock Photo

RM2K073J5–White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., 1897. House Architecture: James Hoban and others, from 1792. Landscape: Pool installed during the administration of Ulysses S. Grant. Also, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, Thomas Jefferson and others.

Picturesque New London and its environs, Groton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century; notable features of interest .. . AUGUSTUS BRANDECiEE. ROBERT COIT. CYRUS G. BECKWTTH.RALPH WHEELER. GEORGE F. TINKER. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.5. GEORGE E. STARR. JAMES L. JOHNSTON. THOMAS M. WALLER.HIRAM WIl.I.VS. I!. S. WILLIANLS. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.G Stock Photo

RM2AKKB7F–Picturesque New London and its environs, Groton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century; notable features of interest .. . AUGUSTUS BRANDECiEE. ROBERT COIT. CYRUS G. BECKWTTH.RALPH WHEELER. GEORGE F. TINKER. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.5. GEORGE E. STARR. JAMES L. JOHNSTON. THOMAS M. WALLER.HIRAM WIl.I.VS. I!. S. WILLIANLS. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.G

Image taken from page 81 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western Lochs. A practical canoe cruise' Image taken from page 81 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western Stock Photo

RMHBWFFX–Image taken from page 81 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western Lochs. A practical canoe cruise' Image taken from page 81 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western

RM2K073N0–White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., 1897. House Architecture: James Hoban and others, from 1792. Landscape: Pool installed during the administration of Ulysses S. Grant. Also, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, Thomas Jefferson and others.

History of York County, Maine With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers . F TRUSTEES. Oct. 12, ISOl, Gowen Wilson and Jonathan Nowellwere succeeded in the trusteeship by Thomas Cushman andJohn Anderson, two most able and talented men, underwhose judicious management the society was very prosper-ous. They were followed in regular succession by JohnWooley, Nathan Merrill, Ezekiel Hatch, Paul Nowell,Nathan Freeman, Isaac Brackett,* Edward Goodrich,Benjamin Bailey, Merrill Bailey, Hiram Tarbox, and thepresent talented and judicious trustees are John B. Vanceand Stock Photo

RM2AJB92C–History of York County, Maine With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers . F TRUSTEES. Oct. 12, ISOl, Gowen Wilson and Jonathan Nowellwere succeeded in the trusteeship by Thomas Cushman andJohn Anderson, two most able and talented men, underwhose judicious management the society was very prosper-ous. They were followed in regular succession by JohnWooley, Nathan Merrill, Ezekiel Hatch, Paul Nowell,Nathan Freeman, Isaac Brackett,* Edward Goodrich,Benjamin Bailey, Merrill Bailey, Hiram Tarbox, and thepresent talented and judicious trustees are John B. Vanceand

Image taken from page 164 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western Lochs. A practical canoe cruise' Image taken from page 164 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western Stock Photo

RMHFHH71–Image taken from page 164 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western Lochs. A practical canoe cruise' Image taken from page 164 of 'Watery Wanderings 'mid Western

RM2FN8WTF–Ulysses S. Grant, c. 1880.

The national Capitol; its architecture, art and history . ng-ton, which hung upon the walls of the White House when the city was burnedby the British in 1814. It is not remembered, however, that either Mrs. Madi-son or Mrs. Thompson ever availed herself of the privilege thus conferred. Statue of Jefferson.—In the niche at the foot of the stairway stands amarble statue of Thomas Jefferson, for which the government paid $10,000.This sum was a part of an appropriation made by the act of March 3, 1855,authorizing the President to contract with Hiram Powers for some work of artto adorn the Capitol. Stock Photo

RM2AMXXKN–The national Capitol; its architecture, art and history . ng-ton, which hung upon the walls of the White House when the city was burnedby the British in 1814. It is not remembered, however, that either Mrs. Madi-son or Mrs. Thompson ever availed herself of the privilege thus conferred. Statue of Jefferson.—In the niche at the foot of the stairway stands amarble statue of Thomas Jefferson, for which the government paid $10,000.This sum was a part of an appropriation made by the act of March 3, 1855,authorizing the President to contract with Hiram Powers for some work of artto adorn the Capitol.

Image taken from page 255 of 'History of the Town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876 ... Compiled by Rev. William A. Benedict ... and Rev. Hiram A. Tracy. [With plates, including a portrait.]' Image taken from page 255 of 'History of the Town Stock Photo

RMHFK62D–Image taken from page 255 of 'History of the Town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876 ... Compiled by Rev. William A. Benedict ... and Rev. Hiram A. Tracy. [With plates, including a portrait.]' Image taken from page 255 of 'History of the Town

At center, a depiction of a parade in celebration of the passing of the 15th Amendment. Framing it are portraits and vignettes illustrating the rights granted by the 15th Amendment: "We till our own fields," "The Ballot Box is Open to Us," "We Unite in the Bonds of Fellowship with the Whole Human Race," etc. Stock Photo

RM2G4GR37–At center, a depiction of a parade in celebration of the passing of the 15th Amendment. Framing it are portraits and vignettes illustrating the rights granted by the 15th Amendment: "We till our own fields," "The Ballot Box is Open to Us," "We Unite in the Bonds of Fellowship with the Whole Human Race," etc.

RM2AFM26C–. The Rhododendron [serial]. f. o Weaver, Thomas FelkelWilliams, Carl WayneWilliams, Hiram Preston Williams, Rose MaryWillis, Richard OHsYoder, Sidney Lee home economics. Banner, Mary Louise Barr, Carol Lee Bingham, Charlene Armstrong Brittain, Glenda Sue Campbell, Margot DaleChapman, Ruth JoanneConrad, Georgia LouiseDraughn, Betty Sue Duckett, Jane ElizabethDuncan, Billie EvelynGentry, Sherley VernoGibson, Judy Carol Goble, Sue McCombsGoforth, Mary HelenHales, Gloria PouletteHeavner, Carolyn Ann James, Wando KayeKeith, Katheryn LeeLeonard, Judith JohnstonLittle, Jean Carolyn College of Fine a

Image taken from page 498 of 'History of the Town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876 ... Compiled by Rev. William A. Benedict ... and Rev. Hiram A. Tracy. [With plates, including a portrait.]' Image taken from page 498 of 'History of the Town Stock Photo

RMHFNBYN–Image taken from page 498 of 'History of the Town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876 ... Compiled by Rev. William A. Benedict ... and Rev. Hiram A. Tracy. [With plates, including a portrait.]' Image taken from page 498 of 'History of the Town

The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . THE OLD MARKET PLACE AT HEAD OF HIRAM STREET 11858—1859—Tunis V. D. Hoagland1859—1860—Peter C. OnderdonkI860—1861—Ezekiel M. Paterson1861—1863—Lyle Van Nuis1863—1865—Richard McDonald1865— —Augustus T. Stout tl865—1867—John T. Jenkins 1867-1869—Miles Ross1869—1871—George J. Janeway1871 —1873—Garret Conover1873—1875—Thomas DeRussy1875—1877—Isaiah Rolfe1877—1879—Lyle Van Nuis1879—1881—T. DeWitt Reiley. VIEW OF WASHINGTONS HEADQUARTERS 13 Stock Photo

RM2ANE0E0–The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . THE OLD MARKET PLACE AT HEAD OF HIRAM STREET 11858—1859—Tunis V. D. Hoagland1859—1860—Peter C. OnderdonkI860—1861—Ezekiel M. Paterson1861—1863—Lyle Van Nuis1863—1865—Richard McDonald1865— —Augustus T. Stout tl865—1867—John T. Jenkins 1867-1869—Miles Ross1869—1871—George J. Janeway1871 —1873—Garret Conover1873—1875—Thomas DeRussy1875—1877—Isaiah Rolfe1877—1879—Lyle Van Nuis1879—1881—T. DeWitt Reiley. VIEW OF WASHINGTONS HEADQUARTERS 13

Image taken from page 401 of 'History of Allegan and Barry Counties, Michigan, with illustrations and biographical sketches of their prominent men and pioneers' Image taken from page 401 of 'History of Allegan and Stock Photo

RMHBP3A9–Image taken from page 401 of 'History of Allegan and Barry Counties, Michigan, with illustrations and biographical sketches of their prominent men and pioneers' Image taken from page 401 of 'History of Allegan and

RM2AKKAT8–Picturesque New London and its environs, Groton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century; notable features of interest .. . GEORGE E. STARR. JAMES L. JOHNSTON. THOMAS M. WALLER.HIRAM WIl.I.VS. I!. S. WILLIANLS. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.G. VIEW AT BROAD AND HUNTINGTON STREETS. At the Left of the Engraving is the Residence of Walter Learned. Broad Street, and at the Right, at the Junction ofBroad and Huntington Streets. Mount Vernon. Residence of Ellsha S. Palmer. Contents* CHAPTER I—The Old Nkw London —.Sketch of New London From the Early Days to thePresent — S

Image taken from page 182 of 'Jacques Cartier and his four Voyages to Canada: an essay with historical, explanatory and philological notes. [With a preface by George Murray.]' Image taken from page 182 of 'Jacques Cartier and his Stock Photo

RMHFHTA6–Image taken from page 182 of 'Jacques Cartier and his four Voyages to Canada: an essay with historical, explanatory and philological notes. [With a preface by George Murray.]' Image taken from page 182 of 'Jacques Cartier and his

Peoria city and county, Illinois; a record of settlement, organization, progress and achievement . rominent citizen who afterwards removed to Harkness Grove in Elmwoodtownship, Edson Harkness, a brother of Isaac, with his son Wright and family,and Ichabod Rowley and his family. In 1S36 Jacob Snyder with a large family, H. N. Wiley, John F. and HiramWiley, with their sisters Elvira and Marcia, William Lynch, William Berry,Daniel Stansberry and family, a Air. Hoyt, Noah Alden, a very old man with twosons, Hiram and Noah, all arrived. In 1837 the following came: James Berrian, Thomas N. Wells and Stock Photo

RM2AN7ETA–Peoria city and county, Illinois; a record of settlement, organization, progress and achievement . rominent citizen who afterwards removed to Harkness Grove in Elmwoodtownship, Edson Harkness, a brother of Isaac, with his son Wright and family,and Ichabod Rowley and his family. In 1S36 Jacob Snyder with a large family, H. N. Wiley, John F. and HiramWiley, with their sisters Elvira and Marcia, William Lynch, William Berry,Daniel Stansberry and family, a Air. Hoyt, Noah Alden, a very old man with twosons, Hiram and Noah, all arrived. In 1837 the following came: James Berrian, Thomas N. Wells and

Biographical review : containing life sketches of leading citizens of Strafford and Belknap countries, New Hampshire . ows:Thomas Paine, who lived but six months;Alma J., who died at the age of twenty-four;and Susan Maud, who is twenty years of age.The present Mrs. Coburn, formerly Mrs. SarahE. Gould, of I.ynn, is a daughter of Hiram F.Wright, Esq., of Cambridgeport, Mass. Mr. Coburn is connected with the Knightsof Pythias and the Knights of Honor. KRANKLIN W. COBURN, Jk., whois connected with the cutlery manufac-tory founded by his father in NewDurham, was born in this town, December 5,1856, Stock Photo

RM2AXJWBX–Biographical review : containing life sketches of leading citizens of Strafford and Belknap countries, New Hampshire . ows:Thomas Paine, who lived but six months;Alma J., who died at the age of twenty-four;and Susan Maud, who is twenty years of age.The present Mrs. Coburn, formerly Mrs. SarahE. Gould, of I.ynn, is a daughter of Hiram F.Wright, Esq., of Cambridgeport, Mass. Mr. Coburn is connected with the Knightsof Pythias and the Knights of Honor. KRANKLIN W. COBURN, Jk., whois connected with the cutlery manufac-tory founded by his father in NewDurham, was born in this town, December 5,1856,

Review of reviews and world's work . -five, can still readall day long, and his hearing is keen. Healoud fivt hour- in the day. Sir Hiram Maxim, -event nnot stop working if he tries. Mr. B. W. Leader,R. .. at eighty feels the same enthusiasm forrt as he did when he was a young man.Dean Gregory, of 51 P ils, in his ninety-till hard at work. Mr. Thomas Hardy, at seventy, is meditating an entirelynew departure in intellectual work. GeneralBooth is said to be still full of vigor at eighty-one. Benjamin Franklin was seventy-onewhen he arrived in Paris as first AmericanAmbassador. He remained such Stock Photo

RM2AKM6G4–Review of reviews and world's work . -five, can still readall day long, and his hearing is keen. Healoud fivt hour- in the day. Sir Hiram Maxim, -event nnot stop working if he tries. Mr. B. W. Leader,R. .. at eighty feels the same enthusiasm forrt as he did when he was a young man.Dean Gregory, of 51 P ils, in his ninety-till hard at work. Mr. Thomas Hardy, at seventy, is meditating an entirelynew departure in intellectual work. GeneralBooth is said to be still full of vigor at eighty-one. Benjamin Franklin was seventy-onewhen he arrived in Paris as first AmericanAmbassador. He remained such

The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . OLD WOODEN BRIDGE AND TOLL GATE AT FOOT OF ALBANY STREET 12. THE OLD MARKET PLACE AT HEAD OF HIRAM STREET 11858—1859—Tunis V. D. Hoagland1859—1860—Peter C. OnderdonkI860—1861—Ezekiel M. Paterson1861—1863—Lyle Van Nuis1863—1865—Richard McDonald1865— —Augustus T. Stout tl865—1867—John T. Jenkins 1867-1869—Miles Ross1869—1871—George J. Janeway1871 —1873—Garret Conover1873—1875—Thomas DeRussy1875—1877—Isaiah Rolfe1877—1879—Lyle Van Nuis1879—1881—T. DeWitt Reiley Stock Photo

RM2ANE1D8–The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . OLD WOODEN BRIDGE AND TOLL GATE AT FOOT OF ALBANY STREET 12. THE OLD MARKET PLACE AT HEAD OF HIRAM STREET 11858—1859—Tunis V. D. Hoagland1859—1860—Peter C. OnderdonkI860—1861—Ezekiel M. Paterson1861—1863—Lyle Van Nuis1863—1865—Richard McDonald1865— —Augustus T. Stout tl865—1867—John T. Jenkins 1867-1869—Miles Ross1869—1871—George J. Janeway1871 —1873—Garret Conover1873—1875—Thomas DeRussy1875—1877—Isaiah Rolfe1877—1879—Lyle Van Nuis1879—1881—T. DeWitt Reiley

American messenger . H illnun Hiram FOulkes, D.D. Vesper Messages to YoungPeople. There is a deep, personalappeal In the spiritual messagesfrom old and familiar texts.The original manner of treat-ment makes them worth read-ing several times.—Church-man. Hoards, net, 00c. THE RELIGIOUS FOUNDATIONSOF AMERICA Charles L. Thompson, 1>.I> A survey of the religious elements whichfrom various Buropean sources went to the making Ot America. Cloth, net, $1.50. NEW BOOK RED-HOT FROM THE TRENCHES THE CROSS AT THE FRONT By THOMAS TIPLADY, Field Chaplain in Flanders QAmong all the War Hooks none quite Stock Photo

RM2AM89TC–American messenger . H illnun Hiram FOulkes, D.D. Vesper Messages to YoungPeople. There is a deep, personalappeal In the spiritual messagesfrom old and familiar texts.The original manner of treat-ment makes them worth read-ing several times.—Church-man. Hoards, net, 00c. THE RELIGIOUS FOUNDATIONSOF AMERICA Charles L. Thompson, 1>.I> A survey of the religious elements whichfrom various Buropean sources went to the making Ot America. Cloth, net, $1.50. NEW BOOK RED-HOT FROM THE TRENCHES THE CROSS AT THE FRONT By THOMAS TIPLADY, Field Chaplain in Flanders QAmong all the War Hooks none quite

. West Virginia and its people. son of Jesse Carpenter and a nephew of Basil Wright, both of whomwere soldiers in the war of 1812. By occupation he was a farmer, and inreligion a Methodist Protestant. He married Sarah Wright, who wasborn in 1812. on Fork Lick of the Big Elk River, and died July 23, 1872,in Roane county. West irginia. Children: John, married Bridget Rey-nolds and removed to New Brighton, Pennsylvania, where he died; Eliza,married Hiram Chapman : James, mentioned below. (II) James, son of Thomas and Sarah (Wright) Carpenter, wasborn March 7, 1838, on Storer Fork of Rudy, in wha Stock Photo

RM2AGAT40–. West Virginia and its people. son of Jesse Carpenter and a nephew of Basil Wright, both of whomwere soldiers in the war of 1812. By occupation he was a farmer, and inreligion a Methodist Protestant. He married Sarah Wright, who wasborn in 1812. on Fork Lick of the Big Elk River, and died July 23, 1872,in Roane county. West irginia. Children: John, married Bridget Rey-nolds and removed to New Brighton, Pennsylvania, where he died; Eliza,married Hiram Chapman : James, mentioned below. (II) James, son of Thomas and Sarah (Wright) Carpenter, wasborn March 7, 1838, on Storer Fork of Rudy, in wha

RM2ANE2B9–The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . OLD WOODEN BRIDGE AND TOLL GATE AT FOOT OF ALBANY STREET 12. THE OLD MARKET PLACE AT HEAD OF HIRAM STREET 11858—1859—Tunis V. D. Hoagland1859—1860—Peter C. OnderdonkI860—1861—Ezekiel M. Paterson1861—1863—Lyle Van Nuis1863—1865—Richard McDonald1865— —Augustus T. Stout tl865—1867—John T. Jenkins 1867-1869—Miles Ross1869—1871—George J. Janeway1871 —1873—Garret Conover1873—1875—Thomas DeRussy1875—1877—Isaiah Rolfe1877—1879—Lyle Van Nuis1879—1881—T. DeWitt Reiley

. Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois. 5,1861 Aug. 24,1861 Saddler.Charles Mearman. Wagoner.Hiram Shoemaker. Privates.Ainsworth, James.Adrain, John GAhearn, Edward.Abingdon, Antone.Beckman, Joseph.Beidle, Christian.Burke, John.Hair, Jacob.Bruning, William. Beal, Charles.Bell, James.Buckley, Benjamin.Costley. Green.Curtis, Leverett E.Conley, Thomas. Cunningham, JasCarlack, James AConley, Felix Deckricker, John C Ellerbrock. Herman...Farrell, John Fleer, Gotlieb Fletman, Frederick W Hendrickson, John Hellerman, Jacob Hurd, IraB Herndon, Thomas. Hamet, Charles Jackson, George Stock Photo

RM2AFR2EG–. Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois. 5,1861 Aug. 24,1861 Saddler.Charles Mearman. Wagoner.Hiram Shoemaker. Privates.Ainsworth, James.Adrain, John GAhearn, Edward.Abingdon, Antone.Beckman, Joseph.Beidle, Christian.Burke, John.Hair, Jacob.Bruning, William. Beal, Charles.Bell, James.Buckley, Benjamin.Costley. Green.Curtis, Leverett E.Conley, Thomas. Cunningham, JasCarlack, James AConley, Felix Deckricker, John C Ellerbrock. Herman...Farrell, John Fleer, Gotlieb Fletman, Frederick W Hendrickson, John Hellerman, Jacob Hurd, IraB Herndon, Thomas. Hamet, Charles Jackson, George

An account of the American Antiquarian Society . 9 and 18G1. ISALH Thomas, LL.D. Bust in marble, by B. H. Kinney. Jakkd Sparks, LL.D. A fine bust in plaster, by Hiram Powers. Pre-sented by Mrs. Sparks. Gov. John Davis, of Massachusetts. Bust in plaster. By HenryDexter. Hon. Charles Allen, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Massa-chusetts. Bust in plaster, l^y B. H. Kinney. Presented by the family ofJudge Allen. Gkorge Washington. Bust in marble. Presented by Mrs. Ira M.Barton. Benjamin Franklin. Bust in marble. Presented by Mrs. Ira M.*Barton. John Adams, second President of the United St Stock Photo

RM2AJCGE2–An account of the American Antiquarian Society . 9 and 18G1. ISALH Thomas, LL.D. Bust in marble, by B. H. Kinney. Jakkd Sparks, LL.D. A fine bust in plaster, by Hiram Powers. Pre-sented by Mrs. Sparks. Gov. John Davis, of Massachusetts. Bust in plaster. By HenryDexter. Hon. Charles Allen, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Massa-chusetts. Bust in plaster, l^y B. H. Kinney. Presented by the family ofJudge Allen. Gkorge Washington. Bust in marble. Presented by Mrs. Ira M.Barton. Benjamin Franklin. Bust in marble. Presented by Mrs. Ira M.*Barton. John Adams, second President of the United St

History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . DANVERS. 541 Veteran Reserve Corps, July, 1S64: Age. Age. Thomas Caldwell 36 Will. Reynolds 28 Hiram S. Faye 33 W. Shackley 28 John McCreary 44 Edward F. Welch 40 JohnOKeefe 39 Thirteenth, Unattached Company, Infantry(90 days), May, 1864, William Francis, aged 45. Twenty-Ninth, Unattached Company, HeavyArtillery (1 year) George W. Kenney, captain,aged 34. Regular Army, Louis E. Goodale, Signal Corps,aged 21; John W. Wiley, Engineer Corps, aged 19. BIOGRAPHICAL. DR. ANDREW NICHOLS. Dr Stock Photo

RM2AKRE68–History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . DANVERS. 541 Veteran Reserve Corps, July, 1S64: Age. Age. Thomas Caldwell 36 Will. Reynolds 28 Hiram S. Faye 33 W. Shackley 28 John McCreary 44 Edward F. Welch 40 JohnOKeefe 39 Thirteenth, Unattached Company, Infantry(90 days), May, 1864, William Francis, aged 45. Twenty-Ninth, Unattached Company, HeavyArtillery (1 year) George W. Kenney, captain,aged 34. Regular Army, Louis E. Goodale, Signal Corps,aged 21; John W. Wiley, Engineer Corps, aged 19. BIOGRAPHICAL. DR. ANDREW NICHOLS. Dr

Bethany and its hills; . ollowed by Rev. Ephraim Swift; 1832-1834. Rev. Jarius Wil-cox; 1834-36, John B. Kendall; 1840, Samuel Clark; 1843.D. B. Butts; 1849. F. Harrison; 1855, E. W. Robinson, andsubsequently, J.-hn Churchill. William X. B.elden. Ira Smith,Augustus Smith, C. Bruce. William S. Woodruff and studentsfrom the Divinity School of Vale College. A new church wasbuilt by this society in 1832-3. under the supervision of thecommittee. John Thomas, Silas llotchkiss, Elihu Sanford, LewisMine, and Hiram Hotchkiss. It is nearly opposite the Episco-pal church. 6 r.RTIIAXV AND IIS HILLS. In 18 Stock Photo

RM2ANGW1R–Bethany and its hills; . ollowed by Rev. Ephraim Swift; 1832-1834. Rev. Jarius Wil-cox; 1834-36, John B. Kendall; 1840, Samuel Clark; 1843.D. B. Butts; 1849. F. Harrison; 1855, E. W. Robinson, andsubsequently, J.-hn Churchill. William X. B.elden. Ira Smith,Augustus Smith, C. Bruce. William S. Woodruff and studentsfrom the Divinity School of Vale College. A new church wasbuilt by this society in 1832-3. under the supervision of thecommittee. John Thomas, Silas llotchkiss, Elihu Sanford, LewisMine, and Hiram Hotchkiss. It is nearly opposite the Episco-pal church. 6 r.RTIIAXV AND IIS HILLS. In 18

Terra Mariae . niversity of Micliigan Beta Alpha—Founded 1904 at University of MarylandChapter House. 847 Rollins St. COLORS—Red and WhiteFRATRES IX FACULTATF John C. HenimeterR. Tunstall TaylorJ. Mason HundleyJesse W. DowneyC. Fovino- Joslin Hiram WoodsH;irr) AdlerWilliam TarunCharles R. EdwardsHorace W. Bvers FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of Nineteen Twentv-oiie C. Fred Fisher Willetts W. (jardner B. Schooley Johns Thomas R. ORourke Philip J. Savage Jesmond W. Schilling Herman E. Wangler John F. Aubrey Class of Xmeteen Twenty-tico T. Norwood Wilson Roliert D. Harman Samuel W. Sweet Jdhn E. P Stock Photo

RM2AKNG5H–Terra Mariae . niversity of Micliigan Beta Alpha—Founded 1904 at University of MarylandChapter House. 847 Rollins St. COLORS—Red and WhiteFRATRES IX FACULTATF John C. HenimeterR. Tunstall TaylorJ. Mason HundleyJesse W. DowneyC. Fovino- Joslin Hiram WoodsH;irr) AdlerWilliam TarunCharles R. EdwardsHorace W. Bvers FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of Nineteen Twentv-oiie C. Fred Fisher Willetts W. (jardner B. Schooley Johns Thomas R. ORourke Philip J. Savage Jesmond W. Schilling Herman E. Wangler John F. Aubrey Class of Xmeteen Twenty-tico T. Norwood Wilson Roliert D. Harman Samuel W. Sweet Jdhn E. P

The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . i > w. John Berry Reuben L. French President—Aug., 1855, Sept., 1868 President—Sept., 1868, Sept., 1895 Hiram A. TurtlePresident—Sept. 1895 - Lowell BrownTreasurer—Aug., 1855, March, 1869 Thomas H. ThorndikeTreasurer—March, 1869, Sept., 1S73 George F. Berry William H. Berry Treasurer—July, 1880, Oct., 1897 Treasurer—Sept., 1873, July, 1880 Sherburn J. WinslowTreasurer—Oct., 189. OFFICERS OF PITTSFIELD SAVINGS BANK The Granite Monthly Vol. XXXIX, No. 9 SEPTEMBER, 1907. New Series, Vol. 2, No. 9 The Catamounts. Stock Photo

RM2AJ3WFH–The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . i > w. John Berry Reuben L. French President—Aug., 1855, Sept., 1868 President—Sept., 1868, Sept., 1895 Hiram A. TurtlePresident—Sept. 1895 - Lowell BrownTreasurer—Aug., 1855, March, 1869 Thomas H. ThorndikeTreasurer—March, 1869, Sept., 1S73 George F. Berry William H. Berry Treasurer—July, 1880, Oct., 1897 Treasurer—Sept., 1873, July, 1880 Sherburn J. WinslowTreasurer—Oct., 189. OFFICERS OF PITTSFIELD SAVINGS BANK The Granite Monthly Vol. XXXIX, No. 9 SEPTEMBER, 1907. New Series, Vol. 2, No. 9 The Catamounts.

History of Hancock County, Illinois, together with an outline history of the State, and a digest of State laws . rvice. Perhaps amajority are young men, who have yet, in a great degree, theirreputations and fortunes to make. HISTORY OF HANCOCK COUNTY. 419 Residents at the county-seat are: Bryant T. Scofield, Thomas C.Sharp, Wesley H. Manier, Bryant F. Peterson, John M. Ferris,John B. Risse, Wni. E. Mason, Wm. Baird, George J. Rogers, T.J. Scofield, Apollos W. Ollara, T. C. Griffitts, George Edmnnds,David Maok, Henry W. Draper, Wra. C. Hooker, Hiram G. Ferris,O. F. Berry, John D. Miller, M. P. Stock Photo

RM2ANBNDG–History of Hancock County, Illinois, together with an outline history of the State, and a digest of State laws . rvice. Perhaps amajority are young men, who have yet, in a great degree, theirreputations and fortunes to make. HISTORY OF HANCOCK COUNTY. 419 Residents at the county-seat are: Bryant T. Scofield, Thomas C.Sharp, Wesley H. Manier, Bryant F. Peterson, John M. Ferris,John B. Risse, Wni. E. Mason, Wm. Baird, George J. Rogers, T.J. Scofield, Apollos W. Ollara, T. C. Griffitts, George Edmnnds,David Maok, Henry W. Draper, Wra. C. Hooker, Hiram G. Ferris,O. F. Berry, John D. Miller, M. P.

. A history of old Kinderhook from aboriginal days to the present time;. ed to the TroyConference, the pastors have been as follows: 1848- , Hiram Chase 1871- , J. W. Quinlan 1849- , S. Gardiner 1872- , William Ryan 1850- , J. Leonard 1873- 75, Elam Marsh 1851- 52, P. R. Stover 1876- 78, J. P. Haller1853- 54, Oren Gregg and Thomas A. Griffin 1879- 80, Webster Ingersoll 1855- , Seymour Coleman 1881- 83, U. D. Hitchcock 1856- , Gilbert Ward 1884- 85, J. B. Sylvester 1857- 58, Richard T. Wade 1886- 89, Jacob M. Appleman1859- , J. G. Phillips 1890- , Nelson C. Parkeri860- 61, A. C. Rose 1893- 95, Stock Photo

RM2AFMH4M–. A history of old Kinderhook from aboriginal days to the present time;. ed to the TroyConference, the pastors have been as follows: 1848- , Hiram Chase 1871- , J. W. Quinlan 1849- , S. Gardiner 1872- , William Ryan 1850- , J. Leonard 1873- 75, Elam Marsh 1851- 52, P. R. Stover 1876- 78, J. P. Haller1853- 54, Oren Gregg and Thomas A. Griffin 1879- 80, Webster Ingersoll 1855- , Seymour Coleman 1881- 83, U. D. Hitchcock 1856- , Gilbert Ward 1884- 85, J. B. Sylvester 1857- 58, Richard T. Wade 1886- 89, Jacob M. Appleman1859- , J. G. Phillips 1890- , Nelson C. Parkeri860- 61, A. C. Rose 1893- 95,

. The argonauts of 'forty-nine, some recollections of the plains and the diggings. y, Benj. F.. Miller, John N McCullough, Wm. S. Merrifield, Geo C Mishawaka Mathews, James Metzger, Joseph E Harris Norton, William. • • South Bend Neal. Thomas Dudley Greene Needham, John W. -NewCarlisle Pierce, Charles Phillij)S, Melvin R Penn Pierson, George South Bend .Liberty.German .Greene XVI. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ARGONAUTS. Page, Francis South Bend Rush, Hiram Rush, Mrs. H. (Sarah). Rush, Miss Sarah Rush, Miss Ellen Reynolds, EthanS. ...Robinson, Col. Abe B. Rulo, William Rockhill, Thomas Portage Rush, D. Cl Stock Photo

RM2AG11MT–. The argonauts of 'forty-nine, some recollections of the plains and the diggings. y, Benj. F.. Miller, John N McCullough, Wm. S. Merrifield, Geo C Mishawaka Mathews, James Metzger, Joseph E Harris Norton, William. • • South Bend Neal. Thomas Dudley Greene Needham, John W. -NewCarlisle Pierce, Charles Phillij)S, Melvin R Penn Pierson, George South Bend .Liberty.German .Greene XVI. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ARGONAUTS. Page, Francis South Bend Rush, Hiram Rush, Mrs. H. (Sarah). Rush, Miss Sarah Rush, Miss Ellen Reynolds, EthanS. ...Robinson, Col. Abe B. Rulo, William Rockhill, Thomas Portage Rush, D. Cl

New Bedford, Massachusetts; its history, industries, institutions and attractions . obert VV. Taber,William C. Taber, Jr.,William G. Taber,Henry W. Taylor,Lemuel T. Terry,JohuT. Tillinghast,Joseph Tillinsihast,Theodore F. tillinghast,William A. Tillinghast,Robert G. Tobey,Isaac B. Tompkins, .Jr.,Charles M. Tripp,Henry W. Tripp,Thomas A. Tripp,Thomas B. Tripp,Edward T. Tucker,George F. Tucker,Hiram Van Campeu,Weston C. Vaughan,Benjamin H. Waite,Lettice R. Washburn,William H. Washburn,William Watkins,William N. Weeden,John Welch,Arthur C. Wheaton,Edward B. Whiting,Edniond l^. Wilde,E<lward T. Stock Photo

RM2AX6RGW–New Bedford, Massachusetts; its history, industries, institutions and attractions . obert VV. Taber,William C. Taber, Jr.,William G. Taber,Henry W. Taylor,Lemuel T. Terry,JohuT. Tillinghast,Joseph Tillinsihast,Theodore F. tillinghast,William A. Tillinghast,Robert G. Tobey,Isaac B. Tompkins, .Jr.,Charles M. Tripp,Henry W. Tripp,Thomas A. Tripp,Thomas B. Tripp,Edward T. Tucker,George F. Tucker,Hiram Van Campeu,Weston C. Vaughan,Benjamin H. Waite,Lettice R. Washburn,William H. Washburn,William Watkins,William N. Weeden,John Welch,Arthur C. Wheaton,Edward B. Whiting,Edniond l^. Wilde,E<lward T.

New Bedford, Massachusetts; its history, industries, institutions and attractions . W. Taber,William C. Taber, Jr.,William G. Taber,Henry W. Taylor,Lemuel T. Terry,John T. Tillinghast,Joseph Tillinghast,Theoilore F. Tillinghast,William A. Tillinghast,Robert G. Tobey,Isaac B. Tompkins, Jr.,Charles M. Tripp,Henry W. Tripp,Thomas A. Tripp,Thomas B. Tripp,Edward T. Tucker,George F. Tucker,Hiram Van Cainpen,Weston C. Vaughan,Benjamin H. VV^^ite,Lettice R. Washburn,Williani H. Washburn,William Watkins,William N. Weeden,John Welch,Arthur C. Wheaton,Edward B. Whiting,Edmonil L. Wilde,E.lward T. Wilson Stock Photo

RM2AWH4ND–New Bedford, Massachusetts; its history, industries, institutions and attractions . W. Taber,William C. Taber, Jr.,William G. Taber,Henry W. Taylor,Lemuel T. Terry,John T. Tillinghast,Joseph Tillinghast,Theoilore F. Tillinghast,William A. Tillinghast,Robert G. Tobey,Isaac B. Tompkins, Jr.,Charles M. Tripp,Henry W. Tripp,Thomas A. Tripp,Thomas B. Tripp,Edward T. Tucker,George F. Tucker,Hiram Van Cainpen,Weston C. Vaughan,Benjamin H. VV^^ite,Lettice R. Washburn,Williani H. Washburn,William Watkins,William N. Weeden,John Welch,Arthur C. Wheaton,Edward B. Whiting,Edmonil L. Wilde,E.lward T. Wilson

Historical souvenir of Phoenix, N.Y., and vicinity . an. 1, LS2(); Thomas C. Baker,Pulaski, Jan. 1. 1829; Erie Poor, Oswego, Jan. 1,1882; Marinus W. Mathews, Pulaski, Jan. 1, 18:!,5;Daniel H. Marsh, Oswego, Jan. 1, 18;iS; Andrew County Treasurers.—Peter Pratt, Mexico,1816; Eli,as Brewster, Mexico, 1820; Avery Skin-ner, Mexico, 1827; Robert A. Stitt, 1839; Stan-Clark, 1811); Hiram Walker, ISKS; Samuel H.Stone, Mexico, 1819; Henry O. Peck, Mexico,1855; Luther H. Conklin, Mexico, 1858; JohnDowdle, Oswego, 1879; George Goodier, Oswego,1882 (died in office in 1886, the first year after hisre-electi Stock Photo

RM2AJ9GT3–Historical souvenir of Phoenix, N.Y., and vicinity . an. 1, LS2(); Thomas C. Baker,Pulaski, Jan. 1. 1829; Erie Poor, Oswego, Jan. 1,1882; Marinus W. Mathews, Pulaski, Jan. 1, 18:!,5;Daniel H. Marsh, Oswego, Jan. 1, 18;iS; Andrew County Treasurers.—Peter Pratt, Mexico,1816; Eli,as Brewster, Mexico, 1820; Avery Skin-ner, Mexico, 1827; Robert A. Stitt, 1839; Stan-Clark, 1811); Hiram Walker, ISKS; Samuel H.Stone, Mexico, 1819; Henry O. Peck, Mexico,1855; Luther H. Conklin, Mexico, 1858; JohnDowdle, Oswego, 1879; George Goodier, Oswego,1882 (died in office in 1886, the first year after hisre-electi

. Proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Canada at the annual convocation, 1871. jOlT REST.. Mm Cons p. C. E. WASHSCRNE, THE HIRAM CHAPTER, No. 2, Hamilton, O.Coattp. THOMAS WILLING, 31st May, 1870. CHAPTER OF ST. ANDREW AND ST. JOHN, No. 4, Toronto, O.Pomp, GEORGE T. MALCOMSON, 4th August, 1870. GEORGE R. TERWILLIGER, 22u<l Nor., 18?0. ST. JOHNS CHAPTER, No. 6, Hamilton, O.Comp. EDWARD PERI4.INS, 30th November, 1870. MOIRA CHAPTER, No. 7, Belleville, 0.Couap. ROBERT SEC1SWORTH, Slh September, 1870, WILLIAM DENYER, 23rd September, 1870. KING SOLOMONS CHAPTER No. 8, Toronto Stock Photo

RM2AFRBPY–. Proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Canada at the annual convocation, 1871. jOlT REST.. Mm Cons p. C. E. WASHSCRNE, THE HIRAM CHAPTER, No. 2, Hamilton, O.Coattp. THOMAS WILLING, 31st May, 1870. CHAPTER OF ST. ANDREW AND ST. JOHN, No. 4, Toronto, O.Pomp, GEORGE T. MALCOMSON, 4th August, 1870. GEORGE R. TERWILLIGER, 22u<l Nor., 18?0. ST. JOHNS CHAPTER, No. 6, Hamilton, O.Comp. EDWARD PERI4.INS, 30th November, 1870. MOIRA CHAPTER, No. 7, Belleville, 0.Couap. ROBERT SEC1SWORTH, Slh September, 1870, WILLIAM DENYER, 23rd September, 1870. KING SOLOMONS CHAPTER No. 8, Toronto

. A pocket almanack, for the year ... : calculated for the use of the state of Massachusetts-Bay. Nantucket, Micajah Coffin TORK. - tieribicky Richaid F. CuttSj - #W/x, Jolirt Storer, - Khtery, Mark Adams,*cr*, Efaiaa PcebWe,â ArunhU, Jacob Wild*, -SiJdefo/d, Jofeph Morrell, Pepp-rrelboro Thomas G. -*a*^Â», [Thornton, Sand ford and ^//r^,-â I<?i *Waterfurd, â¢New Suncook,*Eaft Aftdwer*Hiram*PeabodyysGfants, * CUMBERLAND. â -Falmdutb, A.roheauÂ»Newci! â Scarboro, Wiii. Thomfoa,ft;br/Â£ Yarmouth, Freeportyâ -BruTifivick. Jphn Minot, MA MT?rTrÂ»VT?T -p*f Â«E**AÂ«MamuelCa;ef,IN >iiN I U LKE Stock Photo

RM2AFNA1K–. A pocket almanack, for the year ... : calculated for the use of the state of Massachusetts-Bay. Nantucket, Micajah Coffin TORK. - tieribicky Richaid F. CuttSj - #W/x, Jolirt Storer, - Khtery, Mark Adams,*cr*, Efaiaa PcebWe,â ArunhU, Jacob Wild*, -SiJdefo/d, Jofeph Morrell, Pepp-rrelboro Thomas G. -*a*^Â», [Thornton, Sand ford and ^//r^,-â I<?i *Waterfurd, â¢New Suncook,*Eaft Aftdwer*Hiram*PeabodyysGfants, * CUMBERLAND. â -Falmdutb, A.roheauÂ»Newci! â Scarboro, Wiii. Thomfoa,ft;br/Â£ Yarmouth, Freeportyâ -BruTifivick. Jphn Minot, MA MT?rTrÂ»VT?T -p*f Â«E**AÂ«MamuelCa;ef,IN >iiN I U LKE

. Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana : to which is appended a comprehensive compendium of national biography ... n, George 4:14 Teeple, Davis 581 Thayer, Rev. George H 225 Thomas, B. A 366 Thomas, Samuel 366 Thompson, William C 449 Thorn, John 532 Thorn, William H 532 Tom, Daniel 488 Tom, John 488 Troup, Jacob J 490 Troup, John B 491 Tucker, Albert 454 Tucker, Charles M 416 Tucker, Horace 242 Tucker, John 243 Tucker, Norman 350 Tucker, Ora 384 Turnbull, Eli 356 PAGE U. Ulrey, Gabriel 426 Ulrey, Hiram 545 Ulrey, Jacob 358 Ulrich, Joseph 285 Ulrich, Stephen 285 V. Vance, Geor Stock Photo

RM2AGEGPM–. Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana : to which is appended a comprehensive compendium of national biography ... n, George 4:14 Teeple, Davis 581 Thayer, Rev. George H 225 Thomas, B. A 366 Thomas, Samuel 366 Thompson, William C 449 Thorn, John 532 Thorn, William H 532 Tom, Daniel 488 Tom, John 488 Troup, Jacob J 490 Troup, John B 491 Tucker, Albert 454 Tucker, Charles M 416 Tucker, Horace 242 Tucker, John 243 Tucker, Norman 350 Tucker, Ora 384 Turnbull, Eli 356 PAGE U. Ulrey, Gabriel 426 Ulrey, Hiram 545 Ulrey, Jacob 358 Ulrich, Joseph 285 Ulrich, Stephen 285 V. Vance, Geor

Bones, molars, and briefs . lliam Painter. .Mrs. Joseph T. Smith. .Mrs. Frank .Martin. Mrs. Samuel C. Chew, Mrs. Francis T. .Miles, Mrs. Jordan Stabler. .frs. David .1. R. Cull.relh. .Mrs, John S. iMdion. .Mrs. Charles J. lUmaparte, Mrs. R. .Merrill Ilopkinson, P.ATRO.NF.SSES. Mrs. John C. Ilcnnneter,Mrs. Randolph Winslow,.Mrs. J. Mason Huiulloy,.Mrs. Thomas C. (iikhrist.Mrs. J. Holmes Smith.Mrs. Albert Ritchie..Mrs. Charles W. Mitchell,.Mrs. Isaac F,. .Atkinson..Mrs. Jose L. Hirsh.Mrs. Hiram Woods..Mrs. B. li. Lanier,.Mrs. J. M. Craighill..Mrs. A. I). .Vtkinson,.Mrs. S. B. Bond.Mrs. J. H. H Stock Photo

RM2AWMAF2–Bones, molars, and briefs . lliam Painter. .Mrs. Joseph T. Smith. .Mrs. Frank .Martin. Mrs. Samuel C. Chew, Mrs. Francis T. .Miles, Mrs. Jordan Stabler. .frs. David .1. R. Cull.relh. .Mrs, John S. iMdion. .Mrs. Charles J. lUmaparte, Mrs. R. .Merrill Ilopkinson, P.ATRO.NF.SSES. Mrs. John C. Ilcnnneter,Mrs. Randolph Winslow,.Mrs. J. Mason Huiulloy,.Mrs. Thomas C. (iikhrist.Mrs. J. Holmes Smith.Mrs. Albert Ritchie..Mrs. Charles W. Mitchell,.Mrs. Isaac F,. .Atkinson..Mrs. Jose L. Hirsh.Mrs. Hiram Woods..Mrs. B. li. Lanier,.Mrs. J. M. Craighill..Mrs. A. I). .Vtkinson,.Mrs. S. B. Bond.Mrs. J. H. H

Annual report . ©to of fto-fM Stat* fylm^slan President.ANSON G. PHELPS, Corresponding Secretary. Key. JOHN B. PINNEY. Recording Secretary. JOSEPH B. COLLINS. Treasurer. NATHANIEL HAYDEN, Vice-Presidents. Rev. Gardiner Spring, PP., W. P. Van Rensselaer, James Boorman, Herman Camp, Archibald McInttre, Thomas G-. Talmage, Rey. S. H. Tyng, D.D., Rey. F. L. Hawks, P.P., LL.D., John Beveridge, Hon. Benjamin P. Butler, Hon. Washington Hunt, George Douglas, Rey. B. I. Haight, P.P., Hon. R. H. Walworth, Hon. T. Freltnghuysen, Hon. Samuel A. Foote, Hiram Ketcham, Rey. J. P. Durbln, P.P., Hon. J. B. Ski Stock Photo

RM2AKPAK0–Annual report . ©to of fto-fM Stat* fylm^slan President.ANSON G. PHELPS, Corresponding Secretary. Key. JOHN B. PINNEY. Recording Secretary. JOSEPH B. COLLINS. Treasurer. NATHANIEL HAYDEN, Vice-Presidents. Rev. Gardiner Spring, PP., W. P. Van Rensselaer, James Boorman, Herman Camp, Archibald McInttre, Thomas G-. Talmage, Rey. S. H. Tyng, D.D., Rey. F. L. Hawks, P.P., LL.D., John Beveridge, Hon. Benjamin P. Butler, Hon. Washington Hunt, George Douglas, Rey. B. I. Haight, P.P., Hon. R. H. Walworth, Hon. T. Freltnghuysen, Hon. Samuel A. Foote, Hiram Ketcham, Rey. J. P. Durbln, P.P., Hon. J. B. Ski

The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, N.HDescriptive of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . Mr. Dan-forth, 2 : F. W. Boynton, 9; Alpha Ste-vens, 5; Samuel M ugridge, 2 ; JosiahCrosby, 7: S. (. Lyford, 1 ; John T.Coffin, 7 : (leorge Hopkiuson, 6: MosesE. Piper, 6: Francis Russell, 12;Thomas Eastman, 13; John M. Fitch,4 : P. Y. Downing. 5 ; M. J. boynton. 3 ;Alfred bean. 5; Mrs. Dow. 4; JohnWardwell, 5; T. D. Sollies. |: 1. W.Mudgett, 6 ; I. 1.. Taylor, j.; S. 1erley.9; J. L. Perlev. 1 ; Daniel Tucker. 3 ;Winthrop Young, 6; Hiram bean..):Samuel H. Bean, Stock Photo

RM2AM4Y9F–The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, N.HDescriptive of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . Mr. Dan-forth, 2 : F. W. Boynton, 9; Alpha Ste-vens, 5; Samuel M ugridge, 2 ; JosiahCrosby, 7: S. (. Lyford, 1 ; John T.Coffin, 7 : (leorge Hopkiuson, 6: MosesE. Piper, 6: Francis Russell, 12;Thomas Eastman, 13; John M. Fitch,4 : P. Y. Downing. 5 ; M. J. boynton. 3 ;Alfred bean. 5; Mrs. Dow. 4; JohnWardwell, 5; T. D. Sollies. |: 1. W.Mudgett, 6 ; I. 1.. Taylor, j.; S. 1erley.9; J. L. Perlev. 1 ; Daniel Tucker. 3 ;Winthrop Young, 6; Hiram bean..):Samuel H. Bean,

. Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1890. 653 W Vermont.McAlister Diana (wid Hiram D), b 64 Oak.McAlister James, butcher, h 653 W Ver-mont.McAlister Peter, lab, h 320 W Maryland.McAllen Mary, domestic 250 Bright.McAllister Albert, molder, b 232 Douglass.•McAllister Charles, waiter National Sur-gical Institute.•McAllister Charles, porter McNelis & Burns, h 140 Indiana ave.McAllister Daniel, electrician, h 42 Sum-mit.•McAllister John, carp, h 237 W Michigan.McAllister Richard, sawmkr, r 77£ S Illi-nois.McAllister Thomas C, driver, h 122 Rail-road.McAllister Thomas E, driv Stock Photo

RM2AGEGYD–. Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1890. 653 W Vermont.McAlister Diana (wid Hiram D), b 64 Oak.McAlister James, butcher, h 653 W Ver-mont.McAlister Peter, lab, h 320 W Maryland.McAllen Mary, domestic 250 Bright.McAllister Albert, molder, b 232 Douglass.•McAllister Charles, waiter National Sur-gical Institute.•McAllister Charles, porter McNelis & Burns, h 140 Indiana ave.McAllister Daniel, electrician, h 42 Sum-mit.•McAllister John, carp, h 237 W Michigan.McAllister Richard, sawmkr, r 77£ S Illi-nois.McAllister Thomas C, driver, h 122 Rail-road.McAllister Thomas E, driv

Genealogy of the Munsell family (Munsill, Monsell, Maunsell) in America . 7th 1859 to WilliamLane who was born at Perry Ohio on May17th 1838 and a son of Levi and Mary Lane.He was a farmer at York Ohio and a Unionsoldier in the Rebellion. They had six children : 1661 i Cory Levi Lane born June 17th i860. 1662 ii Calvin Willard Lane^ born Dec. 19th 1861. 1663 ? William Thomas Lane born May 30th 1864. 1664 iv Benjamin P^ranklin Lane born Aug. ibh 1866. 1665 V Laura Luella Lane born March 23d 1868. 1666 vi John Collier Lane born March 5th 1870. 815 Hiram Mcnsell^ fifth child and fifth son of Timo Stock Photo

RM2AKY277–Genealogy of the Munsell family (Munsill, Monsell, Maunsell) in America . 7th 1859 to WilliamLane who was born at Perry Ohio on May17th 1838 and a son of Levi and Mary Lane.He was a farmer at York Ohio and a Unionsoldier in the Rebellion. They had six children : 1661 i Cory Levi Lane born June 17th i860. 1662 ii Calvin Willard Lane^ born Dec. 19th 1861. 1663 ? William Thomas Lane born May 30th 1864. 1664 iv Benjamin P^ranklin Lane born Aug. ibh 1866. 1665 V Laura Luella Lane born March 23d 1868. 1666 vi John Collier Lane born March 5th 1870. 815 Hiram Mcnsell^ fifth child and fifth son of Timo

1921 Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory . rn Thomas C bds 1732 LybnHornaday Ruth slsldy J Mandelbaum & Sons rms 1072 27thHornaday Ward student Drake Uni-versity rms 1122 26thHornaday Wm R phys 318, 5 )5 6th av res 102 The CoronadoHornaday W R Mrs tchr Amos Hlatt School res 102 The CoromdoHornback Claude B tmstr res 1318 Fremont.Hornback Edwd A driver Transconti-nental Oil Co res 809 so e ithHornback Hiram M foremi]( Liberty Oil Co res 809 Maury jl (Hornbeck W J wtchmn Liberty Oil Go res Ft Des Moines | Homberg Helen L (wid John) res Ter-race dr ne cor Lincoln Place drHornbostel C Stock Photo

RM2AKAYPR–1921 Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory . rn Thomas C bds 1732 LybnHornaday Ruth slsldy J Mandelbaum & Sons rms 1072 27thHornaday Ward student Drake Uni-versity rms 1122 26thHornaday Wm R phys 318, 5 )5 6th av res 102 The CoronadoHornaday W R Mrs tchr Amos Hlatt School res 102 The CoromdoHornback Claude B tmstr res 1318 Fremont.Hornback Edwd A driver Transconti-nental Oil Co res 809 so e ithHornback Hiram M foremi]( Liberty Oil Co res 809 Maury jl (Hornbeck W J wtchmn Liberty Oil Go res Ft Des Moines | Homberg Helen L (wid John) res Ter-race dr ne cor Lincoln Place drHornbostel C

Atlanta City Directory . 65 Spinks Hiram L67 Cook Benjamin F 73 Thompson William B75 Hackman John (Clarke intersects)79 Hays Cephus F 84 Stevens Daniel A 85 Walker David W 88 Standard George C 89 Hind Thomas 91 Wilson Albon S 92 Stewart C 94 Albitz Henry C96 Gouedy Jesse H J.D.FRAZIER&CO. Flour Grain, Hay and Feed Stuff 20 E. Alabama. Phone 1424. M ETAL CEILINGS Beautiful—Economical—Lasting Dowinan-DozierMfg.Go Put in AllClasses: : of : :Buildin s I 20 and 22 Trinity Ave. (212) Phone 626.KEY (A KELLY—Contd.J 100 Adamson Edgar LI 102 Singleton Frank PJ 103 West John W 104 Webb James TI 111 Ivey Stock Photo

RM2AWX8XP–Atlanta City Directory . 65 Spinks Hiram L67 Cook Benjamin F 73 Thompson William B75 Hackman John (Clarke intersects)79 Hays Cephus F 84 Stevens Daniel A 85 Walker David W 88 Standard George C 89 Hind Thomas 91 Wilson Albon S 92 Stewart C 94 Albitz Henry C96 Gouedy Jesse H J.D.FRAZIER&CO. Flour Grain, Hay and Feed Stuff 20 E. Alabama. Phone 1424. M ETAL CEILINGS Beautiful—Economical—Lasting Dowinan-DozierMfg.Go Put in AllClasses: : of : :Buildin s I 20 and 22 Trinity Ave. (212) Phone 626.KEY (A KELLY—Contd.J 100 Adamson Edgar LI 102 Singleton Frank PJ 103 West John W 104 Webb James TI 111 Ivey

Yates, Schuyler, Tompkins and Seneca counties, New York, farm directory . AGRICULTURIST FARM DIRECTORY. Wood, Franklin Est. farmers O 49a rdl4 Groton H63 B T. Wood, Grover C. farmer (corn) WOS 100a rdl3 Groton H103. Wood, Hiram farmer (dairy) WOS 78a rdl4 Groton H75. WOOD, LEROY D. (son Franklin) (Wood, Franklin Est.) rdl4 Groton H63 B T. Wood, Mary (wid Thomas) rdl4 Groton H75. WOOD, WALLACE E. 1 ch farmer (oats) O 80a rdll Groton H33. WRIGHT, GEORGE E. (LOTTIE S.) 2 ch laborer T H&L rdl4 Groton H76. Wyckoff, John F. (Harriett) 1 ch painter & decorator O 28a rdl4 Groton H69 Ind T. Wyckoff, Le Stock Photo

RM2AM82K4–Yates, Schuyler, Tompkins and Seneca counties, New York, farm directory . AGRICULTURIST FARM DIRECTORY. Wood, Franklin Est. farmers O 49a rdl4 Groton H63 B T. Wood, Grover C. farmer (corn) WOS 100a rdl3 Groton H103. Wood, Hiram farmer (dairy) WOS 78a rdl4 Groton H75. WOOD, LEROY D. (son Franklin) (Wood, Franklin Est.) rdl4 Groton H63 B T. Wood, Mary (wid Thomas) rdl4 Groton H75. WOOD, WALLACE E. 1 ch farmer (oats) O 80a rdll Groton H33. WRIGHT, GEORGE E. (LOTTIE S.) 2 ch laborer T H&L rdl4 Groton H76. Wyckoff, John F. (Harriett) 1 ch painter & decorator O 28a rdl4 Groton H69 Ind T. Wyckoff, Le

Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1890 . arcus, lab, h 173 W 5th. *Bass Paul, lab. h 276 Blake. Bass Thomas W, broommkr, h 406 Ash. Bass Wm H, lab, b 276 W McCarty. Bass Wm H, teacher high school No 1, h393 College ave. *Bass Wm N, barber, h rear 124 N Ten-nessee. Bassett Edward E, lawyer, b EnterpriseHotel. Bassett Hiram H, trav agt, h 167 John. Bassett Homer D, mach hd, h 167 John. Bassett John A, elk L S Ayres &Co, h 150Lincoln ave. Bassett Lillian, attendant Insane Hospital. Bassett Samuel L, elk Atlas Engine Works,h 343 Bellefontaine. Bassett, Thomas M (Pettis, Bas Stock Photo

RM2AJ09WF–Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1890 . arcus, lab, h 173 W 5th. *Bass Paul, lab. h 276 Blake. Bass Thomas W, broommkr, h 406 Ash. Bass Wm H, lab, b 276 W McCarty. Bass Wm H, teacher high school No 1, h393 College ave. *Bass Wm N, barber, h rear 124 N Ten-nessee. Bassett Edward E, lawyer, b EnterpriseHotel. Bassett Hiram H, trav agt, h 167 John. Bassett Homer D, mach hd, h 167 John. Bassett John A, elk L S Ayres &Co, h 150Lincoln ave. Bassett Lillian, attendant Insane Hospital. Bassett Samuel L, elk Atlas Engine Works,h 343 Bellefontaine. Bassett, Thomas M (Pettis, Bas

Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois . lmon, Amos Moweaqua Shelby co Mattoon Ve.t M. O. July 22.1865... May 13,1864Apr. 9,1864June 8,1864Dec. 30.1863 Mustered out July 22,1865. Scott. Abraham G Selby, George W Vet. M. 0. July 22.1865... Verner. Thomas Walker. James Wheeler, Francis M... Moweaqua Sullivan Marion Mustered out July 22.1865.Vet. M. O.July 22. 1865... Webb, Hiram May § 3,1864 Mustered out July 22,1865. Webb, Isaac N Wagoner. Edmund B. Shelby co DeWitt co Sullivan DeWitt co • 4 .» Wymer, William Vet. M. 0. July 22,1865... Wilson, Alexander N. Mustered out July 22, Stock Photo

RM2AWJKN2–Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois . lmon, Amos Moweaqua Shelby co Mattoon Ve.t M. O. July 22.1865... May 13,1864Apr. 9,1864June 8,1864Dec. 30.1863 Mustered out July 22,1865. Scott. Abraham G Selby, George W Vet. M. 0. July 22.1865... Verner. Thomas Walker. James Wheeler, Francis M... Moweaqua Sullivan Marion Mustered out July 22.1865.Vet. M. O.July 22. 1865... Webb, Hiram May § 3,1864 Mustered out July 22,1865. Webb, Isaac N Wagoner. Edmund B. Shelby co DeWitt co Sullivan DeWitt co • 4 .» Wymer, William Vet. M. 0. July 22,1865... Wilson, Alexander N. Mustered out July 22,

. Atlanta City Directory. c) Johnson William (c)Richmond Intersects Kelsey Mary (c) Howard William (c) Starnes Frank (c) Lyons Mary (c) Dixon Benjamin (c) Butts Andrew W (c)Crumley Intersects Howard Charles (c) Schlum Morris Morton Georgia (c) Anthony Earl (c) Vacant Sept 4 1912 Howard Thomas (c) King John C (c) Dumas Eugene (c) Lee Hiram (c) Hood Charles (c) Vacant Sept 4, 1912 Holden Riley (c) Crew Walter (c)-A Hogan Henry (c) Fambro Wiley (c) Thomas William (c) Moreland William (c) Leslie William A (c) Gaynor Henry (c) Mabry Mitchell (c) White William J (c) Smith Thomas (c) Darden George (c Stock Photo

RM2AFPDME–. Atlanta City Directory. c) Johnson William (c)Richmond Intersects Kelsey Mary (c) Howard William (c) Starnes Frank (c) Lyons Mary (c) Dixon Benjamin (c) Butts Andrew W (c)Crumley Intersects Howard Charles (c) Schlum Morris Morton Georgia (c) Anthony Earl (c) Vacant Sept 4 1912 Howard Thomas (c) King John C (c) Dumas Eugene (c) Lee Hiram (c) Hood Charles (c) Vacant Sept 4, 1912 Holden Riley (c) Crew Walter (c)-A Hogan Henry (c) Fambro Wiley (c) Thomas William (c) Moreland William (c) Leslie William A (c) Gaynor Henry (c) Mabry Mitchell (c) White William J (c) Smith Thomas (c) Darden George (c

. Atlanta City Directory. s Claud W 81 Gunn Zachariah P 83 Harris Leroy WCunningham Place Begins 84 Wiggins Eugene C 85 Lukens M B DrWhitehead Charles H 90 Cox John C 94 Woodall Charles L 98 Dewberry Bradford E 99 Pate Hiram L 102 Findley John T Norcross Ends 103 Latham Joseph G 106 Pope Hepzibah J Miss 107 Page George H112 Mills Orien H 114 Russell Theresa Mrs116 Moncrief William J120 Wynne James R L>ucile Av Begins 130 Morris George N Park Ends 131 Dozier James S 132 Martin Johi* W 134 Castleberry Dudley A136 Deyerle Oscar W141 Johnson Thomas G 143 Pendleton William M 144 Blanton Hartwell Stock Photo

RM2AFRJ37–. Atlanta City Directory. s Claud W 81 Gunn Zachariah P 83 Harris Leroy WCunningham Place Begins 84 Wiggins Eugene C 85 Lukens M B DrWhitehead Charles H 90 Cox John C 94 Woodall Charles L 98 Dewberry Bradford E 99 Pate Hiram L 102 Findley John T Norcross Ends 103 Latham Joseph G 106 Pope Hepzibah J Miss 107 Page George H112 Mills Orien H 114 Russell Theresa Mrs116 Moncrief William J120 Wynne James R L>ucile Av Begins 130 Morris George N Park Ends 131 Dozier James S 132 Martin Johi* W 134 Castleberry Dudley A136 Deyerle Oscar W141 Johnson Thomas G 143 Pendleton William M 144 Blanton Hartwell

Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1887 . teacher public school No 6, bds 406 Ash.Bass George F, prin public school No 3, res 494 Ash.Bass Jane W, prin public school No 26, bds 393 College ave.Bass Lovel, lab, res 31 Bradshaw.?Bass Mary, domestic 88 N Illinois.?Bass Olive, domestic 282 N Illinois.Bass Thomas W (T W Bass & Son), res 406 Ash.Bass Thomas W & Son (Thomas W and Charles O), broommkrs 406 Ash.?Bass Wm, lab, res 171 E Court.Bass Wm H, bds 393 College ave.Basse John, drayman, res 347 Union.Bassett Hiram H, trav agt, res 174 John.Bassett Homer, lab, bds 174 John,B Stock Photo

RM2AM47EA–Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1887 . teacher public school No 6, bds 406 Ash.Bass George F, prin public school No 3, res 494 Ash.Bass Jane W, prin public school No 26, bds 393 College ave.Bass Lovel, lab, res 31 Bradshaw.?Bass Mary, domestic 88 N Illinois.?Bass Olive, domestic 282 N Illinois.Bass Thomas W (T W Bass & Son), res 406 Ash.Bass Thomas W & Son (Thomas W and Charles O), broommkrs 406 Ash.?Bass Wm, lab, res 171 E Court.Bass Wm H, bds 393 College ave.Basse John, drayman, res 347 Union.Bassett Hiram H, trav agt, res 174 John.Bassett Homer, lab, bds 174 John,B

Christian Cynosure . can slaveryis no more, may be called the sum ofall villanies.—Rev. Benj. F. Worrell. Manj are having the souvenir framedfor preservation, and because of its tell-ing testimony against secretism. DONATIONS. For Expenses of the Chicago ConferenceAjml S3 and 23: James Brandt $ 1. 00 Mr and Mrs J R Johnson 5.00 Minerva Harvey 1. 00 A friend 2.00 Jerome Howe 5 . 00 Mrs B F Searls 1. 00 R R Delong 1.00 W H Parker 1.00 C R Hunt 50 W A Winder 50 J W Wood 2. 00 Hiram Preston 5.00 Frederick Byrer 1. 00 Mrs H M Cole 3.15 J E Rice 5 . 00 E Colton 1.00 N Rupers t. . 1.00 Thomas W Smile Stock Photo

RM2AM42A2–Christian Cynosure . can slaveryis no more, may be called the sum ofall villanies.—Rev. Benj. F. Worrell. Manj are having the souvenir framedfor preservation, and because of its tell-ing testimony against secretism. DONATIONS. For Expenses of the Chicago ConferenceAjml S3 and 23: James Brandt $ 1. 00 Mr and Mrs J R Johnson 5.00 Minerva Harvey 1. 00 A friend 2.00 Jerome Howe 5 . 00 Mrs B F Searls 1. 00 R R Delong 1.00 W H Parker 1.00 C R Hunt 50 W A Winder 50 J W Wood 2. 00 Hiram Preston 5.00 Frederick Byrer 1. 00 Mrs H M Cole 3.15 J E Rice 5 . 00 E Colton 1.00 N Rupers t. . 1.00 Thomas W Smile

. Eastern Maine and the rebellion: being an account of the principal local events in eastern Maine during the war.. . were thirty-eight desertions the first summer. The cause for much of thisseeming disloyalty was identical with that which brought troubleto the Second Maine, and is fully described in the history of thatorganization. Two men, Col. Hiram Berry, of Rockland, and Col.Thomas H. Marshall, of Belfast, both at one time connected withthe Fourth,deserve special mention. Col. Marshall died early inthe war, while colonel of the Seventh, at Baltimore, the date beingOct. 25th, 1861. He was Stock Photo

RM2CGKTND–. Eastern Maine and the rebellion: being an account of the principal local events in eastern Maine during the war.. . were thirty-eight desertions the first summer. The cause for much of thisseeming disloyalty was identical with that which brought troubleto the Second Maine, and is fully described in the history of thatorganization. Two men, Col. Hiram Berry, of Rockland, and Col.Thomas H. Marshall, of Belfast, both at one time connected withthe Fourth,deserve special mention. Col. Marshall died early inthe war, while colonel of the Seventh, at Baltimore, the date beingOct. 25th, 1861. He was

. Picturesque New London and its environs : Grofton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century. GEORGE E. STARR. jameS L. IOHNSTON. THOMAS M. WALLER.HIRAM WILLYS. h. S. WILLIANLS. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.C VIEW AT BROAD AND HUNTINGTON STREETS. At the Left of the Engraving is the Residence of Walter Learned. Broad Street, and at the Right, at the Junction ofBroad and Huntington Streets. Mount Vernon. Residence of Elisha S. Palmer. Contents. CHAPTER I —The Old New London —Sketch of New London From the Early Days to thePresent —Story of a Famous Shipping Port of t Stock Photo

RM2CF31PE–. Picturesque New London and its environs : Grofton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century. GEORGE E. STARR. jameS L. IOHNSTON. THOMAS M. WALLER.HIRAM WILLYS. h. S. WILLIANLS. EX-MAYORS OF NEW LONDON.C VIEW AT BROAD AND HUNTINGTON STREETS. At the Left of the Engraving is the Residence of Walter Learned. Broad Street, and at the Right, at the Junction ofBroad and Huntington Streets. Mount Vernon. Residence of Elisha S. Palmer. Contents. CHAPTER I —The Old New London —Sketch of New London From the Early Days to thePresent —Story of a Famous Shipping Port of t

. Our firemen. A history of the New York fire departments, volunteer and paid ... 650 engravings; 350 biographies. . n : Henry Allman.assistant: Jacob Y. Cooper, secretary:Hiram L. Frost, treasurer; Thomas W. Bennett and Henry Allman,representatives. In October. 1S51, the company brought home a new carriage from theFair at Castle Garden, where she had been placed on exhibition. The companyturned out strong, accompanied by a band of music, and presented a goodappearance, attracting much attention as they passed through the streets ontheir route homewards. The carriage was one of Pines build, a Stock Photo

RM2CDFBEN–. Our firemen. A history of the New York fire departments, volunteer and paid ... 650 engravings; 350 biographies. . n : Henry Allman.assistant: Jacob Y. Cooper, secretary:Hiram L. Frost, treasurer; Thomas W. Bennett and Henry Allman,representatives. In October. 1S51, the company brought home a new carriage from theFair at Castle Garden, where she had been placed on exhibition. The companyturned out strong, accompanied by a band of music, and presented a goodappearance, attracting much attention as they passed through the streets ontheir route homewards. The carriage was one of Pines build, a

. History of Cuyahoga County soldiers' and sailors' monument. Scenes and incidents from its inception to its completion.--Description of the memorial structure, and roll of honor . SIXTH COMPANY. PRIVATES. English, RobertFockler, SimonPeisker, Louis SEVENTH COMPANY. Tisdale, Hiram, Serg.Morgan, George W., Corp.Smith, Patrick, Corp. PRIVATES. Black, JohnBowles, JamesCanfield, FrankDeselmo, Thomas B.Durand, Ira E.Miller, Thomas J.Nicholas, David J.Sanders, James R.Stephens, FrankWard, Martin S.Wray, Samuel REGULAR ARMY.Second United States PRIVATE. McAfee, Daniel Fifth United. States.COMPANY I. Stock Photo

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