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Honor Role of Family Military Service Members – In Honor of Veteran's Day
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, veterans from that war are listed in red, with a * to symbolize the red poppy.
From my family:
Jeffrey Beck, 1752-1838
Relationship to Husband: 7th great-grandfather
Military Service: American Revolution
James Jasper Busby, 1843-1905
Relationship to Husband: 3rd great-grand uncle
Military Service: Confederate Army, U.S. Civil War, Surrendered at Vicksburg
John Calvin Busby, 1840-1863
Military Service: Confederate Army, U.S. Civil War, KIA Gettysburg
* James Francis Clark, 1890-1963
Relationship to Husband: 2nd great-great uncle
Military Service: U.S. Army, World War I
James Francis Clark, 1919-1987
Relationship to Husband: 1st cousin 3 times removed
Military Service: U.S. Army, World War II
Joe Marion Douglas, 1923-2000
Relationship to Husband: Grandfather
Michael Douglas,
Relationship to Husband: Uncle
Military Service: U.S. Navy
John Flanagan, 1925-1983
Relationship to Husband: Great uncle
Military Service: U.S. Navy, World War II
James William Garrison, 1830-unk
Relationship to Husband: 3rd great-grandfather
Military Service: Confederate Army, U.S. Civil War
Isaiah Golden, 1851-1911
Military Service: U.S. Army, Indian Wars
Asbury H. Berry Hardy, 1823-unk
Military Service: Confederate Army, U.S. Civil War, Captured at Vicksburg
Benjamin Franklin Lee Hardy, 1850-1920
Relationship to Husband: 2nd great-grandfather
Military Service: Confederate Army, U.S. Civil War, Surrendered at Appomattox
Linnie Franklin Hardy, 1926-2010
* Thomas Watson Hardy, 1893-1954
Relationship to Husband: Great-grandfather
Norman Helmke,
Military Service: U.S. Army, Vietnam
James Philemon Holcomb, 1720-1803
Relationship to Husband: 6th great-grand uncle
James Jackson Johns, 1828-1917
David Lamb, 1836-1910
Clark Leathers, unk-unk
Franklin Leathers, 1841-unk
John Samuel Leathers, 1847-1894
Peter K. Leathers, 1816-1901
Samuel Leathers, unk-unk
Samuel L. Leathers, 1745-1832
Military Service: U.S. Army, War of 1812
Samuel Moses Leathers, 1847-1931
George Washington McBrayer, 1847-1923
James L. McBrayer, 1840-1919
John H. McBrayer, 1812-1900
William McBrayer, 1836-1917
George McConville, 1919-1970
Relationship to Husband: 1st Cousin, 3x Removed
Military Service: U.S. Army Air Force, World War II
Ray Otton,
* Roy Otton, 1898-1969
Relationship to Husband: Half-2nd great-grand uncle
* Stephen J. Otton, 1895-1974
David Pope, 1807-1881
Jesse Pope, 1833-unk
* John Edward Powers, 1898-unk
Relationship to Husband: Great-grand uncle
James Thomas Reilly,
Relationship to Husband: Father
Military Service: U.S.M.A & U.S. Navy, Vietnam
Lawrence John Reilly, 1948-1969
Military Service: U.S. Navy, Vietnam, KIA, South China Sea
Military Service: U.S. Navy, World War II & Vietnam, Bronze Star & Navy Commendation Medal
Sean Thomas Reilly,
Relationship to Husband: Brother
Military Service: U.S. Army, Iraq War
Franz Xaver Schillinger, 1836-1923
Military Service: Union Army, U.S. Civil War
* Louis A. Schillinger, 1896-1991
Robert L. Schillinger, 1910-1982
From my husband's family:
John Dolman, 1762-1842
Military Service: War of 1812
Paul Dolman, 1733-1777
Military Service: American Revolution, POW-Battle of Flatbush, died of starvation on prison ship Caroline
Arthur Kenneth Dyszelski,
Military Service: U.S. Marines
Eugene Ervin Dyszelski, 1930-1996
Military Service: U.S. Army, Korean War
Gilbert Dyszelski, 1918-1989
Joseph Dyszelski, 1888-1931
Relationship to Husband: Great-great uncle
Stanley A Dyszelski, 1927-1999
Military Service: U.S. Army
Elby Lloyd Franks, 1924-2005
Relationship to Husband: Step-Grandfather
Kenneth Daris Gomer, 1921-1993
Edward Anthony Guzinski Jr., 1920-1982
Robert Lawrence Guzinski, 1924-1992
Sylvester T Guzinski, 1922-1944
Military Service: U.S. Army, World War II, KIA, Italy, Bronze Star/Purple Heart
Thomas Sylvan Guzinski, 1900-1975
Raymond Kintop, Abt 1916-
Silvester Kintop, 1926-2007
Relationship to Husband: 1st cousin twice removed
Isaac Carroll Pool, 1923-1999
Relationship to Husband: Half-great uncle
Andrew Jackson Redd, 1829-1920
Military Service: U.S. Civil War, Union
Arthur P. Reynolds, 1923-1976
Ervin Rissling, 1927-2003
Joseph Singsheim, 1925-2003
* Stephan Wegner, 1894-1983
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Isaiah Golden Civil War Draft Registration
In June 1863, Isaiah Golden registered for the US Civil War draft. He is listed as 42 years old, worked as a cooper, and as having been born in New York. The record indicates that he had no previous military service experience.
Third Congressional District: New York, Kings, Brooklyn, June 1863, 8 S. 6th Street:
GOLDEN, ISAIAH, Age 42, White, Occupation: Cooper, Born New York, No Former Military Service, No remarks.
Posted in Ancestry.com, Biography, Genealogy Research, Golden, History, Military Service, My Genealogy, Surnames and tagged American Civil War, Brooklyn, Civil War, Cooper, Draft Registration, New York, US Civil War on November 19, 2017 by Larisa Thomas. Leave a comment
Pension File for Amelia Moelig
My third great-grandmother Maria Katarina Auttreter (Catharine) had a daughter by her first husband, who my 3rd great-grandfather, Xaver Schillinger, later adopted after they married. Catharine's first husband, John Moelig, die in June 1861 at Fort Pickens, during the US Civil War. After John's death, Catharine applied for and was awarded a widow's pension, which was later converted to a minor's pension following her remarriage to Xaver.
I located the pension record on Fold3.com, and it is more than 40 pages long. It contains a wealth of information!
John Moelig died several days after being injured. His right leg was amputated after being run over by a gun carriage, during the discharge of his duties. He was 28 years old, and he died 5 days before his daughter Amelia's 3rd birthday.
John and Catharine were married on M ay 27, 1857 at the First Presbyterian Church in Newburgh, New York. He enlisted on September 21, 1858 (shortly after Amelia's birth) at Fort Kearney, in what was then the Nebraska Territory. He was an artificer in Company A, Corps of Engineers. After his death, Amelia was given a pension of $8 per month from February 1863 to June 1874 (when she turned 16 years old).
Here is a transcript of the file. In some places the handwriting is difficult to read. Undecipherable words are marked with a "?".
Civil War "Widows' Pensions"
Case Files of Approved Pension Applications of Widows and Other Dependents of Civil War Veterans, ca. 1861-1910, NARA, Fold3.com, 2008, Record Group 15, Roll WC7417, Moelig, John
Do not remove this slip.
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Orig. No.
Cert. No. 7417
Widows Class
John Moelig
A Corps of Enggrs.
CONSOLIDATED WITH
Cert. No. 122940
Minor Class
A Corps of Engrs.
Widow's Certificate File Number WC122940
Soldier's Last Name: Moelig
Soldier's First Name: John
Soldier's Middle Name/Initial: <blank>
Company or F&S: A
Regiment, Battery, Battalion or Militia: <blank>
Infantry: <unchecked>
Cavalry or Military Unit: Corps of Engineers
______ Artillery: <unchecked>
Pensioner(s)
Pensioner's Last Name: Moelig
Pensioner's First Name/M: Amalia Josephine
(if applicable) Maiden Name: <blank>
Additional lines for other Pensioner(s): <blank>
Relationship of Pensioner(s) to Soldier:
Widow: <unchecked>
Mother: <unchecked>
Minor(s): <checked>
Father: <unchecked>
Sister(s): <unchecked>
Brother(s): <unchecked>
This form was created during the digitization process to capture key information for the index. It is not part of the original case file.
Claim for Minors' Pension
Brief in the case of Amelia Josephine Moelig
Minor childe of John Moelig, Priv. Co. A. Engineer Corps U.S.A.
Residence of Guardian Kings County and State of New York
Post Office address Liberty Avenue, betn Barberry & John St. East N.Y., Long Island
Declaration of Identification in Due Form.
Proof Exhibited
The Adjutant General reports John Moelig on the muster Rolls of Co. A Battn U.S. Engrs. And Artificer – Died June 1st, 1861 at Ft. Pickens, Fla. For injuries received while in the Discarge of his duty May 21, 1861.
Surgn Genl. Reports him admitted to Hospl. May 21, 1861 of Fracture
Marriage of parents.
John Moelig & Catharina Autretter May 27/57 Verified copy of Church Record.
Names and dates of birth of minors.
Amelia Josephine Moelig born June 6, 1858. Shown by Baptismal Record.
Death of remarriage of mother
Pension [?] to widow to Feb. 10 1863, [?]
Re-married Feb. 10 1863. Verified copy of Church Record
Guardianship Letters filed.
Agent and his A.O. address.
Wolf Hear[?] Washington D.C.
Admitted Dec. 22, 1868 to a Pension of $8 per month, commencing Feb'y 11,, 1863 ending June 5th, 1874, and payable Xaver Schillinger, Guardian.
To Exd. [?]
Moore, Examining Clerk.
FORM OF DECLARATION OF Guardian of Minor Children for Pension, UNDER ACT OF JUNE 6, 1866.
State of New York SS.
City & County of New York
On this Sixth day of July A.D 1867, personally appeared before me, Deputy Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the City & County of New York, Xaver Schillinger aged thirty years, a resident of East New York, in the County of Kings and State of New York and whose Post Office address is Liberty Avenue in the County and State aforesaid, who, being duly sworn according to law, doth on oath make the following declaration, as Guardian of the minor child of John Moelig deceased, in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by the eleventh section of the act of Congress approved June 6, 1866, granting pensions to the minor child or children under sixteen years of age of deceased officers, soldiers, or seamen, who have left a widow still surviving, and she having abandoned the care of said child or children, or having been declared an unsuitable person to have charge of the same. He further declares that he is the Guardian of Amelia Josephine Moelig whose father was a Private in Company "A" Corps of Engineers United States Army in the war of 1861, and that the said John Moelig died at Fort Pickens, Fla. On the First day of June A.D. 1861; in consequence of injuries received in the line of duty, that the mother of said child aforesaid remarried on the 10th day of February 1863, and that the date of birth of said ward is as follows: Amelia Josephine Moelig born on the 6th day of June 1858.
He further declares that the parents of his said ward were married at Newburgh in the County of Orange, and State of New York, on the 10th day of May 1857, by the Pastor of the Protestant Episcopal Church at that place.
I hereby constitute and appoint Mathias Goetzel of New York City, my true and lawful attorney, to prosecute this my claim, with full power of substitution and revocation, and obtain the Pension Certificate that may be issued.
Signature of Claimant,
Xaver Schillinger
FORM OF DECLARATION OF GUARDIAN OF MINOR CHILDREN FOR PENSION, Act June 6, 1866
Claim of Xaver Schillinger Guardian to
Mathias Goetzel
No. 4 Centre Street
N.Y. City.
Adjutant General's Office
Aug. 3d, 1867
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt from your Office of application for Pension No. 150435, and to return it herewith, with such information as is furnished by the files of this Office:
It appears from the records of this Office that John Moelig was enlisted at Ft. Kearney, NT [Nebraska Territory], 21 Sept./58 for the period of five years. On the Muster Roll of Co. "A", Battln of U.S. Engn's for the months of May & June, 1861, he is reported Artifier Died June 1 1861 at Ft. Pickens Fla from injuries rec'd while in the Discharge of his duty May 21, 1861.
I am, sir, very respectfully,
[Unreadable]
Assistant Adjutant General.
The Commissioner of Pensions,
Memoranda:
Name of Applicant: <blank>
Address: <blank>
[unintelligible initials]
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt from your Office of application for Pension No. 13389, and to return it herewith, with such information as is furnished by the files of this Office.
It appears from the records of this Office that John Moelig was enlisted at 20 Sept 1858 for the period of five years. On the Muster Roll of Co. A, Corps of Engineers for the months of May & June, 1861, he is reported as having died at Fort Pickens, Fla., June 1, 1861 from injuries received while in the discharge of his duty on the evening of May 21, 1861.
Sam [?] [?]reck
Name of Applicant: Matthias Goetzel
Address: New York City
The following record is found on page 1[?] of marriage records, vol. 1[?] of 1[?] Pres. Church, Newburgh, NY.
"May 27, 1857, John Moelig and Catharine Autretter, both of West Point, NY, were united in marriage.
Witnesses [?]
And [?]"
I certify that the record copied in the first page of [?] sheet is correct. It was made originally, and has ever since been (the original entry) in my possession.
Wm. T. Sprole,
Pastor of 1st Pres. Ch. Newburgh, NY
[?] of Newburgh, NY
This 17th day of August 1868.
State of New York SS:
County of Orange
On this 24th day of August A.D. 1868 before me personally came W.T. Sprole Pastor of the 1st Pres. Church of Newburgh, NY above named and who being by me duly sworn [?] and [?] health is the pastor of the 1st Presbyterian Church at Newburgh, NY that the record of marriages of said church is now in my possession. [?] the custodian of the same, and the foregoing is a true extract thereof to the whole [?] of the marriage of John Moelig and Catharine Autretter. [illegible words]
Sworn and subscribed before me William T. Sprole
This 24th day of August A.D. 1868 Pastor of 1st Pres. Ch.
Geo. H. Clark Newburgh, NY
Notary Public, Orange County
(certif on file)
Certified copy of communication of Geo. H. Clark
U.P. on file in Pension & 2d [?]'s office
To all whom it may concern,
This certifies that on the 27th day of May, A.D. 1857, John Moelig, and Catharine Autretter, both of West Point, NY, nee, by me, United in marriage, according to the ordinance of God, and the laws, of the State of New York.
William T. Sprole
Paster, of the 1st Pres. Ch. Newburgh Orange Co. NY
Mrs. JR Gorham
Miss Lydia Bird
Given from my book of marriage Records, and will be found on page first. W.T. Sprole.
Orange County SS.
Clerk's Office
I, D.C. Winfield, Clerk of said County, and the County Court of said County, (a Court of Record,) do hereby certify that John Miller, Esq. whose name is subscribed to the annexed certificate and affidavit, was, at the time of taking the same, a Justice of the Peace of said county, duly elected and qualified and having full power to take the same; and further, that I am well acquainted with the handwriting of said Justice, and verily believe that the signature subscribed to the said certificate and affidavit is genuine.
In Witness Whereof, I hereto subscribe my name and affix the seal of said Court and County, this 17th day of February 1863.
D.C. Winfield
State of New York SS,
On this 17th day of February 1863, before me personally came, William T. Sprole, who being duly sworn declares that the annexed Certificate is a true copy from the Records of the Frist Presbyterian Church of Newburgh, of which he is the Pastor.
Sworn before me this Wm. T. Sprole,
17th day of February 1863. Pastor of 1st Pres. Ch.
Jno. Miller Newburgh
in & for Orange County
County Clerks Certificate
This is to Certify, that Amelia Josephine Moelig born the sixth day of June 1858 of John Moelig of Lauterbach, Hesse Darmstadt and of Catherine Autreter, of Dürrwangen, Bavaria, was baptized by the Rev. P. Klahalz on the eighth day of September 1858 in the presence of Henry Moelig and Amelia Brandt as appears from the Register of Baptisms kept at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer.
Ch. ODonoughue
Ass. Pastor
New York, June 24th 1862
[Stamped Department ? Pension Office Sep 1 1868]
Revd, Ch. ODonoughue being by me duly sworn according to law, doth depose and say that the annexed certificate of birth and Baptism is a true copy from the records of Baptisms, of the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in the City of New York, of which he is the Pastor and the legal custodian of the [?] records.
Rev. Ch. ODonoughue
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 17th day of February 1868, and I do hereby certify, that I have no interest whatsoever in the result of this certificate.
George Regener [?]
In [?] for the County
[?] of New York
Certificate of Marriage
Xaver Schillinger aged 26 years sand 6 months from Urloffen in Baden, and Catharine Moelig widow born Autreter age 26 years from Durrwangen in Bavaria were lawfully united in marriage in [?] of Joseph and Franziska Fogust on the 10th day of February 1863, by Pastor P.h. Zapf in Brooklyn E.D. [?]
Charles Pentzel [or Poutzel]
No 111 Johnson St. Brooklyn N.Y.
Personally appeared before me a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid Charles Pentzel, who being duly sworn according to law, doth depose and say, that he is the legal custodian of the records of marriage of the German Evang. Lutheran St Petri Church in the city of Brooklyn E.D. N.Y. during the alsensor of Pastor Ph. Zapf, who is [?] a visitor in his native country (Germany) and that the foregoing certificate of marriage is a true copy of said records, [?] further say not.
Charles Pentzel
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 24th day of August 1868, and I do hereby certify that I know the affixed to be a respectable [?] and is title to [?], and that I have no interest in the result of this certificate.
George Dy[?]
Personally appeared before me a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid Xaver Schillinger who being by me duly sworn as according to law, doth depose and say, that he is Guardian of minor child of John Moelig died. Private Co. A. Corps of Engineers U.S. Army, that the full name and date of his ward is as follows:
Amalia Josephine Moelig born on 6th day of June 1858. He further says that the said child was called Emma by the mother, merely as a nickname and at the time the application was made by the mother she gave the said name Emma by error.
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 27th day of November 1868, and I do hereby certify, that I have no interest in the prosecution of this claim.
George Degener
[Handwritten notation] Nov 16 122940
Act of July 14, 1862
Kings Cony.
Guard minor child of
Prvt. "A" Engineer Corps 208A
Died at Fort Pickens Fla.
June 1/61 injuries
Pension Office
<blank> 186<blank>
Respectfully referred to the Adjutant General, for official evidenced of service and death.
Joseph H. Barrett
[handwritten notation] widow claim 13389
Remarried
Woff Hart & Co.
Received July 25, 1867
[crossed out]
AG & S. G Aug. 2/67
Let Aug. 11/68
Marriage of parents
Re-marriage of mother
Names and ages of children by Baptismal Record
[illegible] Sept 29 / 69
Letters of Guardianship [illegible]
Record for Amelia Josephine
[illegible] for Emma
Letters [illegible] 19 / 68.
Original [illegible] of widow shows
Name of childe to be Emma
Guardians decln is for
Amelia Josephine
Amelia J. Moelig
Minor of
Rank Pri
Regiment Engineers Corps U.S.A.
Brooklyn Agency.
Rate per month $8
Commencing 11 Feb 1863
Ending 5 June 1874
Certificate dated 30 Dec 1868
And sent to Wolf Hass & Co.
Surrogates Court SS.
County of Kings
I do hereby Certify that at the City of Brooklyn in the County of Kings, on the sixth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight at a Surrogate's Court then and there held, before William D. Veeder Esquire, Surrogate of said County, Letters of Guardianship of person and Estate of Amalia Josephine Moehlig, a minor, were duly granted and issued to Xaver Schillinger of the town of New Lots and that the same are still valid and in full force.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the Surrogate's Court, this sixth day of October in the year 1868.
Wm. D. Veeder
Guardian Pesion Claim No. 150435
Havier [Xavier] Schillinger
Guardian of minor heir of John Moehlig
Additional Evidence.
Wolf Hart Ho [????]
Atty. Present
The People of the State of New York
By the Grace of God, Free and Independent
To Xaver Schillinger of the town of New Lots
Whereas Catharina Schilinger heretofore presented a Petition to William D. Veeder, Esquire, Surrogate of the County of Kings, setting forth that she is the mother of Emma Moulting a Minor under the age of fourteen years resident of the County of Kings aforesaid, and has no Guardian appointed by her father, by deed or will, and asking that Xaver Schillinger be appointed the Guardian of the person and estate of the said Minor
And Whereas, such proceedings were had before the said Surrogate upon the said Petition, that on the sixth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven the said Surrogate did order that the said Xaver Schillinger be appointed Guardian of the person and estate of the said Minor on his making, executing and filing with the said Surrogate such bond or obligation as is required by the statute in this case made and provided: and the said Xaver Schillinger having executed to the said Minor a bond, with sufficient security, approved by the said Surrogate according to the form of the said statute, we do by these presents constitute and appoint you the said Xaver Schillinger Guardian of the person and estate of the said Minor until she arrives at the age of fourteen years, and until another Guardian shall be appointed.
In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the Seal of Office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, William D. Veeder, Esquire, Surrogate of our said County at the City of Brooklyn, the sixth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven and of our Independence the ninety second.
Wm. D. Veeder, Surrogate
Kings County Surrogate's Court
In the Guardianship of
Emma Moulting
Letters of Guardianship
An Act:
Concerning the proof of Wills, Executors and Administrators, Guardians and Wards, and Surrogate's Courts.
Passed May 6, 1837
57. Every general guardian appointed by the Surrogate shall, annually, after such appointment so long as any part of the estate, or the income or proceeds thereof, remain in his hands or under his control, file in the office of the Surrogate appointing him, an inventory and account, under oath, of his guardianship and of the amount of property received by him and remaining in his hands, or invested by him, and the manner and nature of such investment, and his reeipts and expenditures in form of debtor and creditor.
The People of the State of New York,
Whereas Catharina Schillinger heretofore presented a petition to William D. Veeder, Esquire, Surrogate of the County of Kings, setting forth that she is the mother of Amalia Josephine Moehlig a Minor under the age of fourteen years resident of the County of Kings aforesaid, and has no Guardian appointed by her father, by deed or will, and asking that Xaver Schillinger be appointed the Guardian of the person and estate of the said Minor
And Whereas, such proceedings were had before the said Surrogate upon the said Petition, that on the sixth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight the said Surrogate did order that the said Xaver Schillinger be appointed Guardian of the person and estate of the said Minor on his making, executing, and filing with the said Surrogate such bond or obligation as is required by the statute in this case made and provided: and the said Xaver Schillinger having executed the said Minor a bond, with sufficient security, approved by the said Surrogate according to the form of the said statute, we do by these presents constitute and appoint you the said Xaver Schillinger Guardian of the person and estate of the said Minor until she arrives at the age of fourteen years, and until another Guardian shall be appointed.
Witness, William D. Veeder, Esquire, Surrogate of our said County at the City of Brooklyn, the sixth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight and of our Independence the ninety third.
Amalia Josephine Moehlig
[Handwritten notation] Increasee
Amelia J 5 June 1874
Rank Priv, Co. A
Regt. Engineer Corps U.S.A.
Rate per month, $8
Commencing 11 Febry 1863
Additional sum of $2 per month for the above-named child, until arriving at the age of 16 years, commencing 25 day of July 1866.
[handwritten notation] Former payments to be deducted
Certificate dated 24 Novemb 1873
And sent 28, 18<blank>
Payable at Brooklyn Agency
<blank> Attorney.
Act July 14, 1862.
Book C., Vol. 10, Page 449
Wallaleen [?], Clerk
[Handwritten notation] Brooklyn
War of the Rebellion.
Acts of July 25, 1866, and subsequent acts.
Increase of Minors Pension
Original Certificate, No. 122940, issued Dec. 30, 1868.
Amelia J. Moelig, minor of
John Moelig Rank Private
Regiment Engineer Corp U.S.A.
Present Guardian Xaver Schillinger
Residence, Kings County, and State of N.Y.
Post Office, East New York, Kings Co. N.Y.
Attorney, None
Fee, $ [ditto]
No contract, and no material evidence filed since July 8, 1870.
Rate of pension, $8 per month, commencing Feb. 11, 1863, the date at which the original pension commenced, and two dollars per month for each of the following children:
By former marriage: NONE
By last marriage:
Amelia J. Born June 6, 1858
Sixteen [ditto June] 5, 1874 Commencing July 25, 1866
Former Guardian, NONE
Payments on all former certificates covering any portion of the same time to be deducted.
Admitted, Oct. 3, 1873, F.W. Vaughn, Examiner
Approve, Nov. 13, 1873, LCW, Reviewer.
Dates shown by papers.
Increase application filed, Aug. 4, 1873, Marriage of soldier to 1st wife, May 27, 1857.
Death of soldier, June 1, 1861, Marriage of soldier to 2nd wife, NONE
Widow a pensioner, Remarriage of widow, Feb. 10, 1863.
Incidental Matter.
Original certificate surrendered
No objections to increase
Minor paid to June 4, 1873
Summary of Proof
Dates of Birth of Children.
Baptismal Record.
Dates of Death of Children.
Custody of Children by Former Marriage.
Remarriage of Widow.
Church Record
Increase Brief.
Certificate No. 122940
Soldier, John Moelig
F.W. Vaughn Ex'r.
Room No. 43
Ad. Oct. 3, 1878
Brief in the case of Catharina Moelig
Widow of John Moelig
Private Co. "A" Corps of Engineers
Orange County, and State of New York
Act of July 14, 1862.
Post Office address of Applicant, Buttermilk Falls, Orange Co., N.Y.
Claim for Widows pension.
Declaration and Identification in due Form.
Marriage proved by a certificate copy of the record of the 1st Presbyterian Church Newburgh, N.Y.
The Adjutant General reports that John Moelig was enlisted Sept 20th 1858, for a period of five years and that he "died at Fort Pickens Fla. June 1st, 1861 from injuries received while in the discharge of his duty on the evening of May 21st 1861."
Name age and residence of child given. Claimant remains a widow.
Power of Attorney to Mathias Goetzel of N.Y. City duly acknowledged.
Admitted Oct. 22nd, 1863 to a pension of $8 per month, commencing June 1st, 1861.
Mathias Goetzel Esq.
New York City N.Y.
Geo. Ewing
Examining Clerk
Consolidated with 150435 Nov. 19/68
Catharine Moelig
Regiment Corps of Engineers
New York City Agency
Commencing 1st June 1861
Certificate dated 24 Oct. 1863
And sent to Mathias Goetzel
Act 14th July, 1862
Book A, Vol. 4, Page 65
Cert. #122940
No. 13389 [Handwritten Notation] 7417
Catharina Moelig, Buttermilk Falls, N.Y. Wid. John Moelig, artificer Co. A. U.S. Corps Engineers Died at Fort Pickens Fla. June 1, 1861
Pension Office,
Respectfully referred to the Adjutant General, for official evidence of service and death.
Joah Banett [?]
Commissioner.
Received, Feb 23, 1863,
May 18 / 63 L. 11/74 Dec., Returned for correction a to officers sig [?] verification of notary.
[Initials]
Jun 30/63 Dec received corrected.
On this 20th day of May 1863, I Thomas H. Landon Deputy Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the City & County of New York do hereby certify that on the 10th day of February 1863, the attached declaration by Catharian Moeleg applicant and Xavier Schillinger and Joseph Jogerst [?], witnesses was sworn to and subscribed before me, and that I have no interest direct or indirect in the prosecution of the claim.
Thomas H. Sanders
Deputy Clerk
Form of Declaration for obtaining a Widow's Army Pension
On this tenth day of February A.D., one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, personally appeared before me: Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New York Catharina Moeleg a resident of Buttermilk Falls in the county of Orange and state of New York, aged 24 years, who, being first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress, approved July 1, 1862: That she is the widow of John Moeleg who was a Artificer in company "A" commanded by Lieut. Jas. C. Duane in the Corps of United States Engineers in the war of 1861, who on or about the first day of June 1861 at Fort Pickens, Florida came to his death by reason of amputation of right leg which was injured by being run over by gun carriage, aged 28 years.
She further declares that she was married to the said John Moeleg on the twenty seventh day of May in the year 1857; that her husband, the aforesaid John Moeleg died on the day above mentioned, and that she has remained a widow ever since that period, and that she has one child named Emma, aged 4 years who resides with her, as will more fully appear by reference to the proof hereto annexed. She also declares that she has not in any manner been engaged in, or aided or abetted the rebellion in the United States.
Catharina Moelig Buttermilk Falls Orange Co. N.Y.
Also personally appeared Xavier Schillinger and Joseph Jogerst resident of West Point & Brooklyn in the state of New York persons whom I certify to be respectable, and entitled to credit, and who being by my duly sworn, say that they were present and saw Catharina Moeleg [illegible] to the foregoing declaration; and they further swear that they have every reason to believe, from the appearance of the applicant and their acquaintance with here, that she is the identical person she represents herself to be; and they further state that she has one child named Emma, aged four years who resides with her, that they have no interest in the prosecution of this claim.
Joseph Jagust
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of February A.D. 1863; and I hereby certify that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim
Buttermilk Falls, near
West Point Orange County
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Widow's Army Pension.
In Case of
John Moeleg
Late Artificer
Company A United States Engineers
Mathias Goetzel, Attorney
No. 144 West 42nd Street, P.O.
New York City and County
Catharina Moeleg Applicant
Buttermilk Falls, Westpoint, P.O.
New York State.
Agents and attorneys require a power of attorney to prosecute claims in the pension office.
I Catharina Moeleg, the before named applicant for a widow's pension, do hereby make, constitute and appoint Mathias Goetzel of New York City in the state of New York, my agent and attorney, to procure for me, from the United States, such pension as I am entitled to, and to receive for me such certificate as may be issued for the same.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this Tenth day of February, A.D., 1863.
Signed and sealed in presence of
Joseph Jogerst
Catharina Moelig L.S.
M.G. February 10th 1863
City and County of New York
On this Tenth day of February, A.D., 1863, personally appeared before me the above named Catharina Moeleg and acknowleged that she executed the foregoing power of attorney as her free act and deed, for the purposes therein mentioned.
Com. of [illegible]
And Notary Public
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52 Ancestors #2: Francis Theodore Thomas
Francis and Anna Thomas, from the collection of 2nd cousin 1x removed Paul, posted to Ancestry.com
I've written about Francis Theodore Thomas in the past – see "The Missing Thomas" -but I have chosen him again because I've learned more about him since the last post, largely in part because I connected with my 2nd cousin, 1x removed, Paul. He had some photos and a letter from my great-grandfather, Gerald Thomas, that filled in some of the details about Francis Theodore Thomas.
Francis was born in circa 18811, the son of William Thomas and Emma J. Fredericks. He had four older siblings: Kate, William, May and Maud.2
172 Miller Avenue, Brooklyn
Image capture: Oct 2014, © Google
In 1905, he was living at 172 Miller Avenue with his wife Anna and his oldest two children, Gerald [age 3] and May [age 2]. There were six other families living in the building, which stands the block of Miller Avenue between Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue. He was working as a shirt ironer, and at 24 years old, was supporting his family of four.3
According to the letter my great-grandfather wrote to my grandmother and her sister, Francis met my 2nd great-grandmother through her brother, Walter Noteboom, Jr. He was an orphan by the time they met, and "she felt sorry for him". They were married in 1901 against her father's wishes, and she became estranged from her family for several years as a result.4
When things happened…
My 2nd great-grandmother Anna always referred to 1906 as the time when things happened. In August 1906, Francis went to Rockaway Beach for a swim and never came home. No body was every found, nor were any of his belongings. He went to get his paycheck, and then to the beach. After things happened, the family didn't talk about it much and Anna was left to raise three children, ages 5 and under, on her own. She borrowed money from the local butcher, and took to cleaning houses and washing clothes to make ends meet. It was only after Francis disappeared did she reconcile with her father.5
Not much is known about Francis's family. Gerald writes in the letter that he had a brother William, who was murdered on the Brooklyn waterfront. His sister Kate married Thomas Bouse, and Mae married Jack Gardner. His mother's maiden name was Fredericks, and she had a sister who married a Captain Hall, who served during the U.S. Civil War. He is buried at Cypress Hills Cemetery in Brooklyn. His father is said to have ancestors who were Pennsylvania Quakers.6
Ancestry.com. New York, State Census, 1905 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: New York, State Census, 1905. Population Schedules . New York State Archives, Albany, New York. State Population Census Schedules, 1905; Election District: A.D. 21 E.D. 19; City: Brooklyn; County: Kings, Page 48. ↩
Ancestry.com. Devine-Thomas Family Tree. Posted by pxdbrewer. ↩
Ancestry.com. New York, State Census, 1905. ↩
Letter from Gerald Thomas to Marion Reilly and Ethel Furia, photocopy in my collection, original unknown, April-May 1979. ↩
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Youth Hockey Jamboree to Create Memories On and Off the Ice
By Julie Schooley
By Joe Bachman
Hockey is alive and well in Wisconsin Rapids, and this goes for all ages.
The "MITES Jamboree" is a day of hockey games and competitions for ages 3-8. More importantly, the day is a fundraiser for the South Wood County Youth Hockey Association.
Wisconsin Rapids "Mites" are running drills in prep for this weekend. (City Times Photo)
12 teams and 280 kids from all over the state will be taking part in cross-ice games and skills competitions on Feb. 18-19. On hand for both days will be local vendors and concession stands, raffle baskets, as well as pizza provided by Politos. All proceeds go to Rapids area youth hockey.
"It's fun; you can go see so many different teams," said Event Coordinator Alison Graf. "The jamboree is one of our larger fundraisers, and it brings in quite a crowd."
While this event coincides with a night of hockey, as the Wisconsin Rapids Riverkings play their final home game of the season following the first day of the jamboree, the event will undoubtedly create new and lasting friendships.
"The friendships on the ice last even off the ice," said parent Emily Stieve. "It's another opportunity to meet other people in the community — it's a really special group to be a part of."
Wisconsin Rapids "Mites" take the ice to practice for the statewide hockey jamboree this weekend. (City Times Photo)
The games are based on three levels of skill throughout the weekend. On Saturday, blue and white level skaters take the ice to play 3-on-3 cross ice games, and on Sunday, red level skaters will play 4-on-4 half ice games. While the games may be short, the effects are lasting, as many kids will continue to play hockey through the years.
"A lot of kids do continue, and they're creating friendships in the process," said Stieve. "It's really great for the coaches — it's an opportunity to be a mentoring figure for the kids — you watch them grow up on and off the ice."
The South Wood County Recreation Center is located at 2711 16th St. South. For more information on the event, please check out their Facebook event page. https://www.facebook.com/events/345001262545885/
Special Note: The 7th annual Sportsman's Banquet will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 22 at the Ridges Golf Course at 5:00 p.m. Proceeds will benefit Rapids area youth hockey. There will be over $20,000 in raffles and door prizes. Tickets are $60.
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The Hills are Calling ! Himachal tour packages are a fantastic combination of breathtaking scenery and impressive history. Flowing rivers, hot springs and snow capped mountains, all form a part of this immensely beautiful land. The land of scenic hill stations, local bazaars, beautiful walking paths, old stone temples, Tibetan monasteries, highest cricket pitch, polo ground and golf courses all combine to make your Himachal tour experience a memorable one. Every year thousands of tourists from all around the world throng this popular state to escape the summer heat and get enamoured by its many vistas. Himachal is renowned for its sacred temples, meandering rivers and abundant fruits like plums, apples, pears and apricots.
On arrival at Chandigarh airport / railway station and you will be met, assisted and drive to Shimla. Shimla also called the "Queen of Hill Stations". It is one of the most popular and biggest hill stations surrounded by pine, deodar, oak and rhododendron forests. Arrive Shimla and check in at the hotel. Dinner and Overnight stay at hotel.
Today morning after breakfast proceed to sightseeing Shimla, visit KUFRI, India's one of the best holiday paradise Kufri in Shimla is beautifully tucked on an altitude of 2,622 meter. The place is a tourist hotspot for its awesome scenic and sports activities. Evening free to stroll in the famous shopping place of Shimla town – "THE MALL & THE RIDGE" This large open space in the heart of town presents excellent views of the mountain ranges. Shimla's landmarks - the neo- gothic structure of Christ Church and the neo - Tudor library building - are worth seeing. Overnight stay at hotel.
Today after early breakfast and check out from the hotel you will proceed towards to Manali. Enjoy on the way Sightseeing Pandoh Dam & Kullu Shawl Factory. Take an optional rafting trip in river Beas at Kullu (subject to weather condition and on direct payment basis). On arrive in Manali check into the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel.
Today morning after early breakfast proceed to Solang Valley which simply offers panoramic view of mountains rising far above the clouds & which are breathtaking. Visit most beautiful Solang Valley (Adventure Valley) where numbers of Adventure activities is conducted. After full day sightseeing return back to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel.
Note: Rohtang Pass sight seen is subject to matter of NGT order & followed by Manali taxi Union policy & cost. Rohtang Pass not included in the package because The NGT in its order has restricted the number of vehicles passing through Rohtang Pass for tourism. Vehicle for Rohtang pass can be hired directly from Manali by own cost.
Today morning after breakfast at hotel start full day sightseeing of Manali which includes Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Tibetan Monastery, Club House and Vashisht Kund. Evening is free to explore the local market of Manali and you can also enjoy a nature walk on The Mall Road of Manali. Later return back to hotel. Dinner and Overnight stay at hotel.
Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel, by cab you will proceed for Chandigarh. Arrive Chandigarh and check in at the hotel. Dinner and Overnight stay at hotel.
Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and visit Chandigarh local sightseeing including:- Rose Garden, Rock Garden & Sukhna Lake. After sightseeing you will be drop at Delhi airport.
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The mixer that we were using was a concrete mixer. Turning around and around the wet concrete was shooting lots of wet concrete that were like bullets. Lots of it went in my face. Me and Dad were putting the concrete in the mixer.
Pouring all the concrete at the back where the plum tree was. I said "this whole thing is for a shed" Yeah Noah replied. Mum was on here knees and hands to lay out the concrete.
Hey guess what the shed is perfect. Do you have a new shed like me. All we need to do now is to get a roof for the bikes and some stands.
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Happy New Year! It makes the teachers at Pt England School very happy to see you posting on your blog during the holidays. Well done.
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#UK AVEVA's £3bn Schneider takeover fails
Publié le 15 décembre 2015 par Startup365
AVEVA's proposed takeover of French business Schneider Electric, which would have created a Cambridge UK software giant worth £3bn employing 3,500 people worldwide, has collapsed.
The parties said today that they had been unable to reach agreement. AVEVA CEO Richard Longdon had told Business Weekly in July that there was no certainty the complex deal would go ahead.
The challenges flagged up by Longdon (pictured above) became apparent in a lengthy due diligence process and could not be resolved. The news was announced well before the UK stockmarket opened; although AVEVA said it was trading well and full-year results were likely to be as expected, some kind of initial share price backlash looked probable.
Longstanding technology powerhouse AVEVA said today: "Following a period of extensive due diligence the boards of AVEVA and Schneider Electric have been unable to reach agreement and discussions have been terminated by mutual consent.
"The previously announced terms of the transaction were non-binding and as a result no break fees are payable by either party. During the due diligence process significant integration challenges were identified that could not be overcome without considerable additional risk and cost.
"This was exacerbated by the highly complex structure of the proposed transaction. As a result, the board has determined that the anticipated uplift in shareholder value was unlikely to have been realised to the extent previously considered."
When the acquisition opportunity arose in the summer Longdon, said the deal could turn the Cambridge-based group into a global software giant worth around £3 billion with a headcount of some 3,500 people. It would have been driven from AVEVA's Cambridge HQ.
He added ominously that it was far from a done deal! Longdon revealed that the due diligence process would be lengthy – and in the meantime there was nothing to prevent a larger, rival offer coming in.
He told Business Weekly recently: "As things stand this is a fantastic deal for AVEVA. It doubles the size of the company overnight. We had discussions with Schneider some time ago but their offer was ridiculous and we invited them to look elsewhere.
"If we pull it off it will be a fantastic deal. I expect it to go through but it is a complicated transaction. Also, it might just pique the interest of other buyers. We are a small fish swimming in a tank of sharks."
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Daniel Day-Lewis Is Our Greatest, Living, Now-Retired Actor
By Dan Jackson Published On 03/01/2018
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On Sunday, Gary Oldman will likely win his first Oscar for playing a cranky, wrinkly Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. At the moment that happens, somewhere in the audience three-time Best Actor winner Daniel Day-Lewis will politely clap his way through his last Academy Award ceremony. It's easy to imagine him grinning in his tuxedo, wearing the earring he's often sporting in photos, and exchanging glances with his Phantom Thread director Paul Thomas Anderson, who will probably also lose on Oscar night. Maybe Day-Lewis will sigh and think to himself, "I'm finished."
He's been there before. Having won the Best Actor Oscar in 1990 for My Left Foot, 2008 for There Will Be Blood, and 2013 for Lincoln, Day-Lewis is a veteran of the award show circuit. In addition to his unprecedented three Best Actor wins, he was also nominated and lost the same award in 1994 for In the Name of the Father and 2003 for Gangs of New York. Like many of his greatest parts, losing at the Oscars is a role Day-Lewis has carefully prepared for. The man does his research.
But Sunday will be his performance: After the ceremony, Daniel Day-Lewis will become our finest living retired actor. Yes, on June 20, 2017, the fastidious actor officially announced that he was done with acting forever. (So, technically, he's probably already retired, but going to the Oscars qualifies as work, right?) Retirement for a performer, particularly one as famous and celebrated as Daniel Day-Lewis, is different than retirement for an athlete. When an NBA player retires, it often occurs at the end of a career when the physical and mental gifts that once made that individual a transcendent presence on the court begin to fade. In most cases, they're washed. If you've seen Phantom Thread, you know Daniel Day-Lewis is far from washed.
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So why is Daniel Day-Lewis leaving at the top of his game? At only 60 years old, he's younger than many of his fellow thespians who are often brought up in the "greatest living actor" conversation. Robert De Niro (74), Al Pacino (77), Denzel Washington (63), and Tom Hanks (61) are all older, and continue to star in films. Part of the surprise of his retirement announcement was that Day-Lewis was never a particularly prolific performer in the first place. He would often take multi-year breaks between films to recharge his creative batteries. His career was a case study of scarcity breeding desire. It's not like anyone expected him to follow up Phantom Thread with a sequel or a part in a Marvel movie.
After the brief, terse retirement announcement from his spokeswoman, which described his career departure as a "private decision," Day-Lewis sat for a profile with W Magazine where he spoke at greater length on the subject. "I did want to draw a line," he told W. "I didn't want to get sucked back into another project. All my life, I've mouthed off about how I should stop acting, and I don't know why it was different this time, but the impulse to quit took root in me, and that became a compulsion. It was something I had to do."
After Sunday, he will join the surprisingly short list of actually retired actors. While there are many aging performers in Hollywood, there aren't many who are explicitly retired. There are two semi-recent precedents of male Hollywood stars turning away from the spotlight while still capable of headlining a film: Gene Hackman hasn't acted in a feature since Welcome to Mooseport in 2004, and Sean Connery walked away from movies after League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in 2003. Both were in their 70s -- and, barring some voice-over work, they've stuck to their guns. Hackman has written some novels. Connery presumably lives in a castle, where he turns down cameos in Indiana Jones and James Bond movies.
Staying retired requires a certain amount of diligence. Other "retired" actors like Jack Nicholson and Joe Pesci are reportedly readying returns to the big screen. (Nicholson will next be seen in a remake of the hit German comedy Toni Erdmann; Pesci is set to appear in Martin Scorsese's Netflix gangster film, The Irishman.) You can only play so many rounds of golf. In the case of Day-Lewis, the question is this: How many pieces of furniture can one man whittle?
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Acting isn't like most professions -- it's a craft where the process of aging makes it possible to plumb even greater emotional depths -- but Daniel Day-Lewis isn't like other actors. There's a John Mulaney joke from 2009 about how Donald Trump is not just a rich man, but more like what "a hobo imagines a rich man to be." It's easy to think of Daniel Day-Lewis in similar terms: His well-documented penchant for research and preparation, his knack for choosing roles that were physically and psychologically draining, and his tendency to encourage his own mythos made him what a child might imagine an actor to be. If Daniel Day-Lewis were a character, you would cast Daniel Day-Lewis to play him.
The movies themselves back up that image of an actor obsessed with the tension between the hardened exterior and soulful interior life. The woodsy glamour of Last of the Mohicans, the studied propriety of Age of Innocence, and the rugged desperation of The Crucible all show off this tendency. Even his take on Abraham Lincoln, a historical figure practically weighed down with pre-conceptions, was both oddly funny and deeply melancholy, complicating the public perception of the man. The collaborative nature of his relationships with directors like Jim Sheridan, Martin Scorsese, and Paul Thomas Anderson only adds to the mystique. Retiring early provides another layer of mystery.
For other performers, retiring far too early in a career is often interpreted as an act of either cowardice or arrogance. Why walk away from true greatness? You really don't think you can make anything else worthwhile? It's a point of view that's reflective of the underlying entitlement driving most fan-artist relationships: We always want more, more, more. For decades, Day-Lewis was virtually peerless because he provided more enigmas, more accents, more emotions, and more hairstyles than his contemporaries. (And top hats! Always with the top hats, man!)
By retiring early, he'll close off his career with a neatly executed backstitch. There will be no loose ends: No abandoned mystery projects with high-profile directors, no tossed-off cameos in prestige TV dramas, and no voice work in a Transformers movie. For other actors, it would be too tidy of an ending. For a performer as self-consciously meticulous as Daniel Day-Lewis, it's a perfect fit.
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New York, NY – The average margin of victory during the opening rounds of the 2010 F2000 Championship Series at VIR was .341 seconds. American driver Cole Morgan, coming off his first win since taking the 2007 title, is leading the national championship by two points over Brazilian Victor Carbone, now in his second season at Alegra Motorsports, as the 30-plus car field heads to Road Atlanta.
Morgan took his first F2000 win during the 2007 at Road Atlanta in what was then his second F2000 start ever.
Morgan said: "In qualifying for the first race there in 2007, I was on pole by six tenths of a second and came in two pounds light to fail technical inspection. We started dead last out of 35 cars and finished fourth. In the second race I started fourth, and by halfway I was in the lead and that was the first race we won.
Carbone scored his first career F2000 win at VIR, just beating quick Australian rookie Daniel Erickson. In the second race he hung on to finish fourth.
The Series heads south to the 2.54-mile, 12-turn Road Atlanta for rounds three and four of the season, partnering up with Formula Drift for the Thursday-Friday-and-Saturday event.
Sitting third in the points standings, coming off two third-place finishes at VIR is Fabio Orsolon, Carbone's teammate.
Jonathan Scarallo is sixth in the standings, 28 points off Morgan. Scarallo, who moved over to the R-Sport team for 2010, set the two quickest laps of the second race at VIR and will have a fresh engine in Atlanta. With 110 points to play for at Road Atlanta, the championship could look very different heading to the third event of the season at Mosport. In addition, expect Scarallo's R-Sport teammate Keith McCrone to figure into the mix too.
Some drivers left results on the table at VIR. Masters Class drivers Tim Minor and Phil Lombardi tangled at VIR but are seen as threats for overall wins at Atlanta. Heading to Georgia, Lombardi could capitalize on his knowledge of the track as a Skip Barber test driver.
Rob Nicholas should figure in as well, as he took a Masters Class victory at VIR and hopes to continue the momentum into Road Atlanta.
The field will show-off its usual variety of chassis combinations with Van Diemen, Citation and MyGale. Chris Livengood is set to run one of two Pinto-powered cars. Livengood finished in the top ten in race one at VIR.
Livengood isn't the only one learning Road Atlanta in the virtual world as Jonathan Scarallo and rookie Timothy Paul have been spending a lot of time lapping the track on Forza.
Paul, who moves over to the F2000 Series from sprint cars and midgets kept his nose clean at VIR and looks to continue to his positive momentum at Road Atlanta.
"My goals for Road Atlanta are pretty straightforward. I want a top 20 qualification and finishing spot in at least one of the races," stated Paul. "We almost had one at VIR when I had the spin in turn one, so I think it should definitely be possible.
Matthew Inge, who finished second in last year's title fight driving the same car Cole Morgan took the 2007 title in, has filed a late entry with K-Hill Motorsports to run alongside Morgan.
Liberty Motorsports will field three cars, adding Brian Belardi alongside Bobby Caldwell and Tim Kautz – who were both getting faster and faster as the VIR weekend unfolded.
Meanwhile, JDC Motorsports makes its first appearance of 2010 with two entries, Russian rookie Goikhberg in the #10 and Gerald Kraut in the #55.
The weekend unofficially gets going on Thursday May 6 with afternoon testing for the F2000 Series, Friday features an official practice session followed by a qualifying session and a 30-minute race, with Saturday showcasing a similar schedule. Fans and competitors can follow live updates, news and photos on www.F2000ChampionshipSeries.com or on Twitter @F2000.


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The 48 year old daughter of Sam Walton was found guilty on May 29th. of driving while impaired, failure to wear a seatbelt, and failure to maintain control of her car, and refusing to take a blood alcohol test. Alice Walton, whom the media refer to as "the second richest woman in the nation" (her mother, Helen Walton is the richest), was charged with traffic violations in late January, when her late model SUV "careened off a road and destroyed a gas meter and telephone box," according to the Associated Press. Walton broke her nose in the accident. A police report indicated that Walton told police: "You know who I am, don't you? You know my last name?" Springfield city attorneys offered Walton a plea offer of $350 in fines, $300 in court costs, and two days of community service. Instead, Walton hired a public relations expert, at least two lawyers, and lined up 16 witnesses to testify at her trial. City Attorney Jeff Harper questioned Walton's decision to go to trial. "If she wins," he said, "she loses from a public relations standpoint." Walton hired Arkansas lawyer Woody Bassett, a friend of President Bill Clinton. Walton claimed to be innocent of the DWI charge. Police at the scene gave Walton "an eye gazing test" that showed six signs of illegal intoxication. Alice Walton is scheduled to be sentence on July 2, and could face a year in jail and a fine of $1,000. Walton is estimated to be worth more than $6 billion. Profits from Wal-Mart stores have made Alice and Helen Walton the richest women in America.
Don't drink and drive. Don't shop at Wal-Mart, and don't keep feeding the machine that feeds Alice Walton.
Al Norman first achieved national attention in October of 1993 when he successfully stopped Wal-Mart from locating in his hometown of Greenfield, Massachusetts. Almost 3 decades later they is still not Wal-Mart in Greenfield. Norman has appeared on 60 Minutes, was featured in three films, wrote 3 books about Wal-Mart, and gained widespread media attention from the Wall Street Journal to Fortune magazine. Al has traveled throughout the U.S., Barbados, Puerto Rico, Ireland, and Japan, helping dozens of local coalitions fight off unwanted sprawl development. 60 Minutes called Al "the guru of the anti-Wal-Mart movement."
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Dec 16, 2011 at 12:01 AM Dec 16, 2011 at 4:08 PM
Costs for housing, food, energy and other items barely bugde in November
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Costs for housing, food, energy and other items barely budged in November, according to a Labor Department.
The Labor Department's consumer price index showed no change during the month after falling 0.1% in October. Economists had expected to see an increase of 0.1%, according to Thomson Reuters.
Excluding volatile food and energy costs, core prices edged up 0.2%, slightly more than the 0.1% rise economist expected for November. Core prices saw a 0.1% gain in October.
The core measure of prices has eased in the past two months after showing an increase of more than 0.2% per month for five straight months, according to Ian Sheperdson, economist with High Frequency Economics.
"The abrupt downshift in the monthly numbers reflects a sudden swing in vehicle and clothing prices, both of which surged in the spring, though for different reasons," he wrote in a research note before today's release. "Auto prices jumped as a result largely of the supply chain disruptions caused by the Japanese earthquake in March, while clothing prices were lifted by the lagged effect of the surge in raw cotton prices in 2010."
Rent remains the only significant factor pushing core consumer prices upward, explains Sheperdson. He added that the core rate is still expected to increase, albeit at a slower pace, as rent, which accounts for almost 40% of the core, is forecast to pick up over the course of next year.
However, a small increase in the core rate isn't likely get economists worried about inflation next year.
-- Written by Chao Deng in New York.


Consultation between China and the US on Trade war on 7 and 8 January in Beijing. Chinese and US government representatives will meet on January 7 and 8 in the Chinese capital Beijing to discuss the trade war between the two countries, reports the Chinese Ministry of Commerce Friday.
The purpose of the conversation is to put an end to the trade war, which has been going on for months now.
A delegation from the US Department of Commerce will come to the Chinese capital to "engage in certain and constructive negotiations" with its Chinese counterpart.
The appointment was reviewed earlier but was confirmed Friday morning according to the Chinese Ministry via a telephone conversation.
Reportedly, the parties will address about intellectual property, import duties, agriculture and industry.
US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed not to impose new import taxes until the end of February.


Yesterday, I reviewed a paper that highlighted a single-institution experience for IVC filter usage. Today, let's look at a much larger pool of data.
Placement of a filter in the inferior vena cava (IVC) is one of the many tools for managing pulmonary embolism. There was a significant increase in filter placement during the 1990s and 2000s due to a broadening of the indications for its use. There has been continuing debate over the complications and efficacy of use of this device.
A paper from NYU Langone Health in New York City, the Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute, and Georgia Institute of Technology School of Economics looked a long-term trends in IVC filter use in the Medicare population. They scanned a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) database over the 22 year period from 1994 to 2015. They specifically analyzed trends in insertion, removal, placement setting, and specialty of the inserting physician.
2008 seemed to be the heyday of IVC filter insertion. Rates nearly tripled by 2008, but have declined about 40% since then (see below). Pay attention to the retrieval rates.
Overall, filters were most commonly placed by radiologists, followed by surgeons and cardiologists. Here's the diagram above broken down by specialty.
This chart shows the market share of each specialists inserting IVC filters during the study period. Of note, radiologists continue to increase and surgeons are decreasing.
Bottom line: This study shows some interesting data, but can't be completely applied to trauma patients because it focuses on Medicare recipients. But the trends are valid. IVC filter use peaked in 2008 and has been declining ever since. Radiologists place more filters than other specialties, and their market share continues to increase.
Most disturbing is the low filter retrieval rate, similar to what was seen in yesterday's post. Device manufacturers recommend removal of most filters, but timeframes are not specified. The real bottom line is that we have an indwelling device which works well in very limited situations only, can cause long term complications, and that we frequently forget to remove. It behooves all trauma professionals to develop strict guidelines for both use and removal.
Reference: National Trends in Inferior Vena Cava Filter Placement and Retrieval Procedures in the Medicare Population Over Two Decades. J Am Coll Radiol 15:1080-1086, 2018.
IVC Filters: Another Nail In The Coffin?
IVC filter insertion has been one of our tools for preventing pulmonary embolism for decades. Or so we thought. Its popularity has swung back and forth over the years, and has been in the waning stage now quite some time. This pendulum like motion offers an opportunity to study effectiveness when coupled with some of the large datasets that are now available to us.
IVC filters have been used in two ways: prophylactically in patients at high risk for pulmonary embolism (PE) who cannot be anticoagulated for some reason, and therapeutically once a patient has already suffered one. Over the years, guidelines have changed, and have frequently been in conflict. Currently, the American College of Chest Physicians does not recommend IVC filters in trauma patients, while the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma promote their use in certain subsets.
A Pennsylvania group performed a large, retrospective review of three databases, the Pennsylvania Trauma Outcome Study (462K patients), the National Trauma Data Bank (5.8M patients), and the National Inpatient Sample. All were patients with an emergent trauma-related admission.
Bottom line: The use of IVC filters peaked in 2008 and has been in decline since then. But interestingly, the rates of PE and fatal PE have been steady to declining, depending on the data set. Obviously, there are always some shortcomings for studies like this. Remember, IVC filters are intended to prevent fatal PE. It is possible that some fatal PEs were not identified in these databases. Furthermore, it was not possible to obtain any information on the use of chemical prophylaxis in these patients.
Overall, there has been no increase in PE and fatal PE rates over the time period that IVC filter usage has been decreasing. This suggests that these devices have not had their intended effect. Trauma professionals need to very seriously consider the specific indications in any patient they are considering for insertion. They may not have the protective effect you think.
The IVC Filter In Trauma: Why?
Reference: Vena Cava Filter Use in Trauma and Rates of Pulmonary Embolism, 2003-2015. JAMA Surg 152(8):724-732, 2017.


know it, I have more bad news to impart.
Before the season started I posted, here and elsewhere, one prediction per division. Division 3 - Clough is a negative dullard and that despite what the bookies said, Sheffield United had no chance of gaining automatic promotion and furthermore they would struggle to make the playoffs.
United's chances of winning the playoffs were extremely slender. Right so far...though their cup exploits are impressive.
Division 4. If Rowett stays (unlikely) Burton will definitely gain promotion. His replacement is obviously following in his admirable footsteps and so the status quo persists, with Luton Town joining them, probably in the playoffs.
Division 1 is one big yawn and will continue to be so. But then Ronald Koeman, a player I was privileged to see in the flesh more than once. Ron ran the games I saw and it struck me at the time that he would one day make an excellent manager.
4 out of 4 predictions correct at the halfway stage. Let's hope I fall down on at least one at the season's end.
When did the league decide to relegate the bottom 6 from the championship?
When the January fixtures have been played and the transfer window has closed, I fully expect us to be in the bottom three; on the outside looking in for the rest of the season.
It saddens and frustrates me as I'm sure it does you, Wrinkly, but with two throwbacks in the technical area bawling, swearing and generally embarrassing both themselves and the club, their previous good luck all but drained away, the outcome, I regret to say, is inevitable.
[quote="Zilzal"]know it, I have more bad news to impart.
When there seems nothing to be positive about, Villa, it's time to give up the pretence and come out of the woods with your hands held realistically high.
I like you Villa and lots of others on here more than they'll ever know. That said, I still expect to be shot down in flames, justifiably or otherwise.
Villa, it's a bit below the belt to bring the dead Frenchmen into this thread, but I'll forgive you this once.
As for Millavanilla, he seems to dog my every post. It sometimes feels as though I have a friend, (a follower would be too implausible) but I bear him no ill will.
Possibly I will now take another two month break. But though I like Exeter, I have no intention of joining or reading his breakaway site. There's equal fun to be had strolling through a Victorian graveyard.
'Bigtime'? I genuinely have no idea what this means. And if you refuse to explain..?
No, Villa, TS is a fine man and with the NYS has given us a wonderful legacy.
That said, I pity him having to listen to SE's lies and fabrications on a daily basis. SE is a bully of the worst kind and would never dare say to the players on the pitch, in the media and on the training ground, what he does say in any other walk of life otherwise he'd get a fat lip and more.
He can hide behind his managerial position now but when he is no longer manager? Watch the verbals fly as players tell the truth about his REAL character and the way he conducts himself in private.
Man-motivator or player-destroyer? You decide.


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