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Robert Stevenson & Jane Snowden
Family contact: Robert Stevenson
..... 1 Robert Stevenson b: Abt. 1785 in Ballymore Parish, Co. Armagh, Ireland, d: 03 May 1867 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
... + Jane Snowden b: Abt. 1789 in Ballymore Parish, Co. Armagh, Ireland, m: Bef. 1808 in County Armagh, Ireland, d: 09 Aug 1825 in Sherrington, L'Acadie, Que
...... 2 Robert Stevenson Jr. b: 27 Dec 1811 in Ballymore Parish, Co. Armagh, Ireland, d: 23 Jan 1888 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
...... + Isabella Grey b: Abt. 1812 in Omagh, Armagh, Ireland, m: Bef. 1837 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 23 Nov 1894 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Ann Jane Stevenson b: 09 Nov 1837 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: Abt. 1912
......... 3 John Edwin Stevenson b: 03 Feb 1839 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 13 Nov 1925 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
......... + Jane Sara Little b: 25 Dec 1839 in Scotland, m: 21 Jun 1860 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 22 Apr 1917 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
............ 4 Ophelia Jane Stevenson b: 13 Apr 1862 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 28 May 1918 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
............ + John Richard Winslow b: 13 May 1862 in Maine. USA, d: 18 Dec 1917 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
............ 4 Ogle Alfred Stevenson b: 21 Aug 1865 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1936 in Reardan, Lincoln, Washington, USA
............ + Martha Rosaline Foster b: 24 Aug 1867 in England, m: Bef. 1889, d: 28 Jan 1958 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA
............ 4 Isabella Lavina Stevenson b: 13 Jan 1867 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: Aft. 01 Jul 1870 in Waubeek, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA
............ 4 Margaret Ann Stevenson b: 22 Dec 1868 in Waubeek, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA, d: 06 Sep 1949 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA
............ + John Newton Kelso b: 18 Sep 1863 in Capon Springs, Hampshire, West Virginia, USA, m: 16 Feb 1892, d: 30 Nov 1942 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA
............ 4 Ida Isabell Stevenson b: 1870 in Waubeek, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA
............ + Charles Melbourne Dennison b: Abt. 1857 in Nova Scotia, Canada, m: 12 May 1890
............ 4 John Edward Stevenson b: 14 Sep 1872 in Waubeek, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA, d: 12 Feb 1918 in Morton, Lewis, Washington, USA
............ + Mabel Olivia Brown Ramsey b: 28 Jun 1875 in South Shields, Durham, England, m: Bef. 1898 in ?, d: 24 Dec 1948
............ 4 William James Stevenson b: Apr 1875 in Waubeek, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA, d: 1958 in ?
............ + Edith Campbell b: 1883 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, m: Bef. 1906, d: 1918 in ?
......... 3 Robert R. Stevenson b: 28 Jun 1841 in Havelock Twp., Huntingdon Co., Que, d: 16 May 1916 in Reardan, Lincoln, Washington, USA
......... 3 William Stevenson b: 03 May 1843 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 08 Sep 1929 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Nelson Wallace Stevenson b: 01 Feb 1873 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 12 Jul 1954 in Stafford, Graham, Arizona, USA
............ + Mary Annie Nash b: Aug 1879 in Yavapai, Arizona, USA, m: 15 Jun 1904 in Arizona, USA, d: 27 Nov 1959 in Stafford, Graham, Arizona, USA
............ 4 Florence May Stevenson b: 20 Feb 1874 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 09 Nov 1933 in Douglas, Cochise County, AZ
............ + William Cowan b: 07 Nov 1867 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, m: 23 Jun 1896 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que, d: 25 Nov 1930 in Douglas, Cochise Co., AZ
............ 4 Alfred Gualt Stuart Stevenson b: 24 Feb 1877 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 31 Mar 1953 in Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona, USA
............ + Agnes Bernice Cain b: 21 Apr 1881, m: 25 Apr 1906, d: 1964 in Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona, USA
............ 4 William Robert Stevenson b: 12 Jun 1879 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 17 Nov 1978 in Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona, USA
............ + Texas Nancy Gatlin b: 16 Nov 1888 in Richland Springs, San Saba, Texas, USA, m: 17 Apr 1907 in Arizona, USA, d: 05 Jan 1973 in Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona, USA
............ 4 Frederic Dennison Stevenson b: 09 Dec 1881 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon Co., Quebec, d: 18 Jan 1966 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon Co., Quebec
............ + Ella May Frier b: 06 Nov 1879 in Franklin Twp., Huntindon County, Quebec, m: 31 Dec 1902 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 13 Mar 1963 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon Co., Quebec
......... 3 Maria Stevenson b: 17 Feb 1845 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 07 Feb 1904 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + Robert Carson b: Abt. 1844 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 30 Apr 1874 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 03 Aug 1882 in Ellensburg, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 George Carson b: Abt. 1875 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA, d: Bef. 1900 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Robert Frederick Carson b: 30 Jul 1876 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 06 Aug 1952 in Tewksbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
............ + Bertha Jane Mott b: 07 Jul 1880 in Altona, Clinton, New York, USA, m: 06 Dec 1899 in Altona, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 14 Oct 1956 in Tewksbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
............ 4 Bella Maria Carson b: 06 Jun 1880 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 08 Jun 1880 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Isabella Stevenson b: 29 Dec 1844 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que, d: 25 Jun 1920 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
......... + William Henry Fosburgh Jr. b: 16 Mar 1845 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 02 Feb 1933 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Lavina F. M. Fosburgh b: 03 Nov 1877 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 13 Aug 1945 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ + William Henry Price b: 07 Apr 1872 in Franklin Twp Huntingdon Co., Que, m: 28 Oct 1919 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 10 Feb 1939 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Lavina Stevenson b: 1847 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 15 Nov 1877 in Franklin Centre, (Covey Hill) Huntingdon Co., Que
......... + William Henry Fosburgh Jr. b: 16 Mar 1845 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 03 Jan 1867 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 02 Feb 1933 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 William Robert Fosburgh b: Abt. 1870 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 15 Aug 1882 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon Co., Quebec
............ 4 Frederick Bertram Fosburgh b: Abt. 1872 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 22 Jun 1880 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Pheobe Harriet Stevenson b: 13 Apr 1849 in Havelock Twp, Beauharnois, Que, d: 06 Nov 1914 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
......... + John Greenaway b: 1841 in Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada, m: 18 Jan 1872 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: Abt. 1899 in Hemmingford Twp., Huntingdon, Quebec
............ 4 Robert John Greenaway b: May 1874 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 06 Jul 1886 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Isabella Elizabeth Greenaway b: 15 May 1877 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Leonard Roddick m: 08 May 1906
............ 4 Bertram Stevenson Greenaway b: 19 Aug 1879 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Sarah Isabella Gordon m: 14 Mar 1906
............ 4 Edith Pheobe Greenaway b: 17 Jun 1889 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Thomas Garner Stevenson b: 05 Jun 1852 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 30 May 1918 in Reardan, Lincoln, Washington, USA
......... + Emma Dorthea Tramm b: 15 Apr 1876, m: 16 Jan 1877, d: 26 Dec 1930 in Reardan, Lincoln, Washington, USA
............ 4 Irene Ethel Stevenson b: 29 Nov 1898 in Lincoln, Washington, USA
............ + Edwin John Franzen m: 16 Dec 1922 in ?
............ + W. Helmer Forstrom m: 07 Jun 1941
............ 4 Wallace Garner Stevenson b: 17 Mar 1901 in Lincoln, Washington, USA, d: 04 Aug 1915 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ 4 Herbert Franklin Stevenson b: 08 Jul 1903 in Lincoln, Washington, USA, d: 18 Dec 1942 in Orange, Orange, California, USA
............ + Gladys Moore
......... + Anne Hall b: 24 Jun 1854 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, m: 16 Jan 1877 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que, d: 28 Feb 1894 in San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
......... 3 Absalom Stevenson b: 13 Jun 1856 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1919 in Eaton, Compton County, Que
......... + Allice Lucretia Hall b: 29 Aug 1857 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, m: 16 Mar 1881 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 03 Mar 1937 in Eaton, Compton County, Que
............ 4 Vera Annie Lavina Stevenson b: 27 May 1885 in Havelock Twp. (Covey Hill), Huntingdon County, Que, d: 1961 in Eaton, Compton, Qubec
............ + Anson Greer Miller b: 1877 in Hemmingford, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, m: 18 Sep 1907 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 1952 in Eaton, Compton, Qubec
............ 4 Nellie Anna Stevenson b: 1886 in Havelock Twp. (Covey Hill), Huntingdon County, Que
............ 4 Leonard Robert Thomas Stevenson b: 26 Apr 1888 in Havelock Twp. (Covey Hill), Huntingdon County, Que, d: 19 Jan 1953 in Eaton, Compton, Qubec
...... 2 William Stevenson b: 1813 in Ballymore Parish, Co, Armagh, Ireland, d: 19 May 1875 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
...... + Mary Ann Greer b: 1817 in County Armagh, Ireland, m: 12 Sep 1837 in Hemmingford Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon County, Quebec, d: 08 Mar 1848 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Robert Stevenson b: Abt. 1840 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que, d: 23 Jan 1888
......... 3 Mary Jane Stevenson b: 31 Jan 1841 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que
......... 3 Elizabeth Stevenson b: 16 Aug 1842 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que, d: 16 Apr 1905 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... + Francis Greenaway b: 01 Feb 1832 in Sherrington, L'Acadie, Que, m: 20 Jul 1865 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 04 Jun 1916 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Mary Ellen Greenway b: 13 Nov 1864 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 07 May 1951
............ + Henry Farquhar b: Abt. 1862 in Hinchinbrook, Huntingdon Co., Quebec, m: 06 Jul 1885 in Chateauquay, Huntingdon Co., Que, d: 24 Apr 1946
............ 4 Francis Alfred Greenway b: 22 Dec 1872 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 17 Oct 1944 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Mary Gordon b: Nov 1876 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 1958 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 David James Greenway b: 17 Feb 1874 in Havelock, Huntingdon Co., Que
............ 4 George Greenway b: Abt. 1875 in Havelock, Huntingdon Co., Que
............ 4 Lilllian Gertrude Greenway b: 22 Aug 1879 in Havelock, Huntingdon Co., Que
............ + George W. Gibson b: Abt. 1875 in Quebec, Canada, m: 1903 in Hemmingford, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: Abt. 1910 in Quebec, Canada
............ + George Randall Sheldon b: Abt. 1870
............ 4 Margaret Arey Greenway b: 18 Sep 1882 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1966 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Edward Sutton b: 05 Nov 1873 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1928 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Ida Elizabeth Greenway b: 18 Sep 1884 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1959 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + John Stevenson Carson b: 12 May 1871 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1955 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Minnie Greenway b: Unknown in Havelock, Huntingdon Co., Que
......... 3 John B. Stevenson b: 1847 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que
......... + Mary B. Oldham b: Abt. 1849 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que
............ 4 Isabella Florence Stevenson b: Havelock, Huntingdon Co., Que, d: 1935
............ + Moses Douglas m: 11 May 1832 in Montréal, Quebec, Canada
............ 4 John Bonner Stevenson b: 14 Nov 1851 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 23 Feb 1923 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Susannah Louden b: 03 Nov 1867 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 20 Jan 1896 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que, d: 12 Jan 1911 in Lacolle, Quebec, Canada
......... 3 William Thomas Stevenson b: 23 Feb 1848 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que, d: 18 Jul 1874 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec
......... + Mary Haire m: Abt. 1868 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que
...... + Elizabeth Flucker b: Abt. 1815 in Ireland, m: 08 Mar 1849 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 08 Feb 1895 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 George Stevenson b: 13 Jun 1852 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 12 Oct 1920 in Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
......... 3 Susan Stevenson b: 16 Feb 1855 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: Abt. 1860 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Henry Stevenson b: 10 Aug 1857 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Joseph James Stevenson b: 02 Jun 1860 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon Co., Quebec, d: 17 Nov 1934 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... + Deborah Neuman b: 07 Jul 1866 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 06 Jan 1885 in Chateaugay, Franklin, New York, USA, d: 20 Jul 1951 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Effie Elizabeth Stevenson b: 01 Sep 1886 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec, d: 1965 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada
............ + George Richardson Rennie b: 10 Jun 1892 in Hinchinbrooke Twp, Huntingdon. Que, m: 18 Apr 1917 in Havelock Twp., Huntingdon Co., Que, d: Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ + George Rennie b: 10 Jun 1892
............ 4 Daisy Stevenson b: 15 Jan 1890 in Algoma, Ontario, Canada, d: 16 Feb 1977 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Harry Moneypenny b: 26 May 1886 in Portadown, Armagh, Ireland, m: 1906, d: 16 Apr 1966 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Charles Leslie Stevenson b: 07 Oct 1892 in Algoma, Ontario, Canada, d: 19 Aug 1952 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ + Henrietta Viola Rennie b: 21 Sep 1895 in Hinchinbrooke Twp, Huntingdon. Que, m: 11 Jun 1919, d: 19 Aug 1978 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ 4 Stanley Leroy Stevenson b: 26 Jul 1895 in Algoma, Ontario, Canada, d: 29 Sep 1982 in Kemptville, Grenville, Ontario, Canada
............ + Sarah McCappin b: 08 Jun 1894 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland, m: 28 Jun 1923 in Kemptville, Grenville, Ontario, Canada, d: 30 Jan 1987 in Kemptville, Grenville, Ontario, Canada
............ 4 George Wesley Stevenson b: 07 May 1898 in Franklin Twp, Huntingdon, Quebec, d: Apr 1972 in Ontario, Canada
............ + Mary Ray Moneypenny b: 20 Apr 1901 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA, m: 03 Oct 1919 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que.
...... 2 John Stevenson b: 1814 in Ballymore Parish, Co. Armagh, Ireland, d: 11 Apr 1876 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
...... + Mary Sarah Oldham b: 05 Jun 1821 in Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada, m: 18 Jun 1841 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 09 Feb 1899 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Mary Stevenson b: 18 Jul 1842 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 27 Dec 1920 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA
......... + William Anthony b: 15 Jun 1838 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 18 Oct 1865 in Franklin Twp., (Covey Hill) Huntingdon Co., Que, d: 04 May 1919 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA
............ 4 Francis F. Anthony b: 27 Mar 1866 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 26 May 1870 in Funk's Grove, McLean Co., IL
............ 4 Jennie Rebecca Anthony b: 11 May 1868 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 27 May 1870 in Funk's Grove, McLean Co., IL
............ 4 Sallie Mabel Anthony b: 19 Mar 1870 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 26 Dec 1922 in Funk's Grove, McLean, Illinois, USA
............ 4 John Mark Anthony b: 29 Aug 1872 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 14 Oct 1947 in Cartwright, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
............ + Calista E. Fox b: 02 Apr 1881 in Normal, McLean, Illinois, USA, m: 11 Oct 1905 in Illinois, USA, d: Oct 1972 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, USA
............ 4 Calvin Bertram Anthony b: 11 Jan 1875 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 25 Dec 1936 in Gridley Twp, McLean Co., IL
............ + Luella J. Otto b: 22 Feb 1879 in Dry Grove Twp., McLean Co., IL, m: Feb 1904 in Illinois, USA, d: 14 Mar 1950 in Gridley Twp, McLean Co., IL
............ 4 Benjamin Funk Anthony b: 11 Dec 1877 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 26 Nov 1945 in Funk's Grove, McLean Co., IL (Buried in Evergreen Cem., Bloomington, IL)
............ + Anne Adams b: 15 Apr 1879 in Illinois, USA, m: 05 Mar 1902 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 22 Nov 1956 in Funk's Grove, McLean Co., IL (Buried in Evergreen Cem., Bloomington, IL)
............ 4 Effie Viola Anthony b: 19 Mar 1880 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 27 Dec 1918 in Funk's Grove, McLean, Illinois, USA
............ + Elmer Reid Rust b: 27 Jul 1880, m: 23 Nov 1904 in Illinois, USA, d: 23 Dec 1955 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois, USA
............ 4 Leonidas "Lon" Kerrick Anthony b: 11 Aug 1882 in Shirley, McLean, Illinois, USA, d: 09 Jun 1961 in Funk's Grove, McLean, Illinois, USA
............ + Francis (Fannie) Hays b: 1888 in Illinois, USA, m: Unknown in Illinois, USA, d: 1969 in Funk's Grove, McLean, Illinois, USA
......... 3 Robert Lewis Stevenson b: 12 Nov 1843 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 09 Jun 1908 in Cheney, Spokane, Washington, USA
......... + Alice Margaret Haire b: 22 Nov 1850 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 11 Mar 1877 in Carson City, Carson, Nevada, USA, d: 03 Mar 1917 in Cheney, Spokane, Washington, USA
............ 4 Harold Lester Stevenson b: 12 Dec 1878 in Genoa, Douglas Co., NV, d: 23 Mar 1944 in Fort Shaw, Cascade Co., MT
............ + Augusta Kuchenbach b: 27 Oct 1886 in Marshall, Spokane, Washington, USA, m: 08 Dec 1909, d: 23 May 1934 in Columbia Falls, Flathead, Montana, USA
............ 4 Freddie W. Stevenson b: 28 Apr 1881 in Four Lakes, Spokane Co., WA, d: 03 Jan 1888 in Four Lakes, Spokane Co., WA
............ 4 Carrie Ester Stevenson b: 10 Oct 1889 in Four Lakes, Spokane Co., WA, d: 09 Dec 1966 in Sacramento, Sacramento, California, USA
............ + Thomas Albert Linder b: 04 Sep 1888 in Iowa, m: 21 Oct 1927 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, d: 02 Oct 1960
............ 4 Cordie Stevenson b: 10 Oct 1889 in Four Lakes, Washington, d: 26 Dec 1889 in Four Lakes, Washington
......... 3 Jane Stevenson b: 01 Sep 1847 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 13 Jun 1912 in Lacolle, St. Jean Iberville Co., Que
......... + John S. McAdoo b: Abt. 1845 in England, m: 30 Sep 1878 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 01 Apr 1894 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Loretta J. M. McAdoo b: 1874 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA, d: Aft. 1920 in Manhattan, Kings, New York, USA
............ + Joseph L. Potts b: Nov 1875 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA, m: 08 Oct 1902 in Stockwell, Huntingdon Co., Que
............ 4 Richard Reid McAdoo b: 27 Sep 1882 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA
............ 4 John Stevenson McAdoo b: 29 May 1887 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA, d: 26 Aug 1957 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
............ + May b: Abt. 1888 in Northern Ireland, m: Abt. 1912
......... 3 Anna F. Stevenson b: 11 Mar 1849 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 07 Aug 1918 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA
......... + George L. Ardenning b: May 1842 in England, m: 04 Aug 1868, d: Abt. 1916
............ 4 Leila R. Ardenning b: 08 Nov 1870 in New York, USA, d: 1946 in Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY (Buried in Schenectady)
............ + Michael Drury Nolan b: Nov 1866 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, USA, m: 1894 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA, d: 25 Jan 1948 in Schenectady, New York, USA
............ 4 Mabelle Clare Ardenning b: 20 May 1872 in New York, USA, d: 18 Dec 1951 in Manchester, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA
............ + Charles Amos Perkins b: 24 Apr 1873 in Marlow, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA, m: 31 Dec 1902 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, d: 02 Feb 1939 in Marlow, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
............ 4 Maude J. Ardenning b: 10 May 1874 in New York, New York, USA, d: 10 Mar 1954 in Troy, Rensselaer, New York, USA
............ + Augustine Gonzalez b: Abt. 1874 in Cuba, m: 12 Jan 1899, d: Bef. 1920
............ + Michael Drury Nolan b: Nov 1866 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, USA, d: 25 Jan 1948 in Schenectady, New York, USA
............ 4 Howard Earle Ardenning b: 17 Dec 1883 in Albany, Albany, New York, USA, d: Jun 1969 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA
............ 4 Florence Pearl Ardenning b: 19 Nov 1891 in New York, USA, d: Sep 1981 in Orlando, Orange, Florida, USA
......... 3 John Bonner Stevenson b: 14 Nov 1851 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 23 Feb 1923 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + Susannah Louden b: 03 Nov 1867 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 20 Jan 1896 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que, d: 12 Jan 1911 in Lacolle, Quebec, Canada
............ 4 Annie Laura Stevenson b: 23 Mar 1899 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 07 Mar 1905 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Wilfred Wesley Stevenson b: 02 Mar 1896 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que, d: 16 Aug 1896 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Florence Wilhelmina Stevenson b: 25 May 1897 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 06 Mar 1905 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 John Byron Stevenson b: 07 Jun 1902 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 02 Feb 1955 in Plattsburgh, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Alice Gilman b: 28 Nov 1915 in Scotia, Clinton, New York, USA, m: Aug 1932
............ 4 William Archie Stevenson b: 24 Aug 1906 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que, d: 11 Aug 1985 in Chateaugay, Franklin, New York, USA
............ + Alice Edith Bentley b: 09 Aug 1906 in Petersburg, Rensselaer, New York, USA, m: Nov 1932 in Chateaugay, Franklin, New York, USA, d: 23 Jun 1980 in Chateaugay, Franklin, New York, USA
......... 3 Thomas Stevenson b: 29 Jun 1854 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 25 Aug 1928 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA
......... + Minnie Mae Thome b: 19 Dec 1866 in Tipton Twp., Cedar, Iowa, USA, m: 29 Oct 1886 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 14 Feb 1920 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA
............ 4 Ellsworth W. Stevenson b: 13 Feb 1888 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 30 Sep 1947 in Cedar Rapids, Boone, Nebraska, USA
............ + Winifred Ester Houtz b: 04 Jun 1900 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA, m: 02 Mar 1927 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 10 Nov 1951 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA
............ 4 Elmer Ray Stevenson b: 10 Jul 1889 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 06 May 1965 in Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
............ + Eve S. Fox b: 09 Jan 1886 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, m: 25 Feb 1913 in Boone Co, Nebraska, d: 02 Jan 1982 in Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
............ 4 Effie Belle Stevenson b: 31 Oct 1890 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 03 Sep 1964 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA
............ + William A. Fox b: 22 Nov 1883 in West Fork, Franklin, Iowa, USA, m: 1915 in Boone Co, Nebraska, d: 07 Jun 1975 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA
............ 4 Albert Lester Stevenson b: 07 Jul 1893 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 12 Mar 1952 in Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, USA
............ + Erma Viola Christman b: 26 Feb 1903 in Spalding, Greeley, Nebraska, USA, m: 31 Dec 1925, d: 26 Dec 1986 in Norfolk, Wayne Co., Nebraska
............ 4 Dewey Merle Stevenson b: 29 Jun 1898 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 16 May 1957 in Nevada, Vernon, Missouri, USA
............ + Alma J. H. Schelstede b: 19 Feb 1896 in Colfax, Colfax, Nebraska, USA, m: 04 Mar 1930, d: 27 Feb 1974 in Columbus, Platte, Nebraska, USA
............ 4 Infant Stevenson b: Bef. 1900 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: Bef. 1900 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA
............ 4 Myrtle Ruth Stevenson b: 21 Sep 1900 in Ashland Twp., Boone, Nebraska, USA, d: 04 Feb 1988 in Virginia, Cass, Illinois, USA
............ + Vernon LeRoy Michael b: 11 May 1902 in Albion, Boone, Nebraska, USA, m: 21 Aug 1923 in Lake Andes, Charles Mix, South Dakota, USA, d: Abt. 1988 in Virginia, Cass, Illinois, USA
......... 3 Isabella Stevenson b: 02 Jul 1857 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 02 Aug 1857 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Agnes Stevenson b: 13 Sep 1860 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 09 May 1864 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Florence Isabella Stevenson b: 24 Jul 1863 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 19 Dec 1935 in Chateaugay, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + John C. F. Graves b: Champlain, Franklin County, New York, m: 30 Nov 1892 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 19 Sep 1894 in Russeltown Flats, Huntingdon County, Que
......... + James G. Stevens b: Unknown, m: 25 Aug 1902 in Champlain, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 1921 in Churubusco, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Victoria Stevenson b: 14 Nov 1866 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 07 Aug 1937 in Valleyfield, Quebec, Canada
......... + George Bothwell Miller b: 23 Mar 1862 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 18 Apr 1900 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 05 Nov 1930 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 George Bothwell Miller b: 22 Jan 1903 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1990 in Bath, Ontario, Canada
............ + Rhoda Jennie Sayer b: Abt. 1905 in Havelock Twp. (Covey Hill), Huntingdon County, Que, m: 30 Nov 1927 in Montréal, Quebec, Canada, d: Bath, Ontario, Canada
............ 4 John Howard Miller b: 14 May 1904 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1989 in Havelock Twp. (Covey Hill), Huntingdon County, Que
............ + Abigail Sophia Lyall Collupy b: 14 Mar 1910 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, m: 26 Dec 1929 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, d: 18 Feb 2004 in Hemmingford, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ 4 William Robert Miller b: Dec 1907 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1989 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
...... 2 Mary Ann Stevenson b: 1816 in Ballymore Parish, Co. Armagh, Ireland, d: 20 Oct 1887 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
...... 2 Margaret Stevenson b: 1818 in Ballymore Parish, Co, Armagh, Ireland, d: 25 Dec 1886 in Altona, Clinton, New York, USA
...... + John Bonner Oldham Jr. b: Jul 1819 in Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada, m: 13 Apr 1840 in Hemmingford, Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada, d: 24 Sep 1908 in Mooers, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Robert John Oldham b: 15 Jan 1841 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 06 Nov 1932 in Croydon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
......... + Margaret Woodward b: 06 Apr 1845 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que, d: 09 Jul 1925 in Croydon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
............ 4 Margaret J. Oldham b: Abt. 1863 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 25 Mar 1875 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Rosanna Oldham b: Abt. 1867 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 William J. Oldham b: Abt. 1868 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 1951
............ + Amelia Brownlee b: May 1872 in Rutherglen, Ontario, Canada, m: 12 Feb 1902 in Ontario, Canada, d: 1952
............ 4 Thomas Ellsworth Oldham b: 14 Feb 1873 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 26 Sep 1950 in Newport, NH, USA
............ + Margaret Louisa Louden b: Abt. 1881 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 1902, d: Abt. 1970
............ 4 Mary Emma Oldham b: Abt. 1874 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Kemp
............ 4 Robert Henry Oldham b: Abt. 1875 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 1933
............ 4 Joseph W. Oldham b: 20 Dec 1871 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 31 Aug 1872 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Nellie Marion Oldham b: Aug 1882 in Ellensburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 29 Mar 1942 in Newport, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
............ + Asa Aaron Kemp b: 23 Jun 1893 in Sullivan, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA, m: 01 May 1921 in Windsor, Windsor, Vermont, USA, d: Feb 1978 in Newport, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
............ 4 Edith May Oldham b: Apr 1888 in Ellensburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, d: Croydon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
............ + Allen Henry Kemp b: 27 Feb 1883 in Croydon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA, d: 28 Dec 1931 in Croydon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
......... 3 Mary Oldham b: 01 Jan 1843 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 18 Feb 1887 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + Francis Dufresne Ashe b: 24 Nov 1834, d: 25 Jul 1905 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Mary Ash b: Mar 1875 in Churubusco, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 John William Ash b: 04 Jun 1882 in Churubusco, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 18 Jul 1931 in Ellensburg, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Ruth Whaley Colgan b: 22 May 1891 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA, m: 18 Jan 1908, d: 22 Aug 1972 in Massena, St Lawrence, New York, USA
............ 4 George Washington Ash b: 15 Dec 1884 in Churubusco, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 06 Mar 1925 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Eva Victoria Colgan b: 20 Jun 1887 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, m: 04 Apr 1906, d: 21 Feb 1965 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Thomas Oldham b: 1844 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 25 Sep 1906 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + Hannah (Wing) Hathaway b: Nov 1857 in Swanton, Franklin, Vermont, USA, m: 1875, d: 1942 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Alma Oldham b: Abt. 1876 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 16 Sep 1916 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Robert Wylie
............ 4 Beatrice T. Oldham b: Oct 1881 in Mooers, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Blanche B. Oldham b: Feb 1887 in Swanton, Franklin, Vermont, USA
............ + Charles Wiley
......... 3 William J. Oldham b: 23 Jul 1845 in Hemmingford, Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada, d: 16 Jan 1937 in Mooers, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + Margaret Barron Arksey b: 06 Jun 1847 in Russelltown, Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada, m: 1871, d: 28 Jul 1915 in Ellensburg Depot, Clinton, New York, USA
............ 4 Emma Hannah Oldham b: Sep 1873, d: Ellensburg, Clinton, New York, USA
............ + Arthur E. Priest b: Abt. 1873 in New York, USA, m: 10 Feb 1909 in Clinton, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 1946 in Ellensburg, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Jane Oldham b: 1846 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Margaret Ann Oldham b: 06 Jun 1848 in Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada
......... 3 Sarah Oldham b: 14 Jan 1850 in Havelock Twp., Huntingdon Co., Que, d: 1925 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + George Nicolas Arksey b: 29 Mar 1852 in Havelock Twp., Huntingdon Co., Que, d: 1913 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Rebecca F. Oldham b: 06 Aug 1851 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 09 Feb 1930 in Croydon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
......... + Frank Wood
......... 3 Ruben Oldham b: 1852 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Martha Oldham b: 05 Jun 1853 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 1870 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
......... + Joseph Gibson b: 1843, d: 1924 in Ellenburg, Clinton, New York, USA
......... 3 Absalom Oldham b: 29 Jan 1855 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Henry Oldham b: 06 Oct 1856 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 13 Feb 1859 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Sherman Oldham b: Abt. 1865 in Altona, Clinton, New York, USA, d: Aft. 1888
...... 2 Jane Stevenson b: 1821 in Ballymore Parish, Co. Armagh, Ireland, d: 16 Dec 1899 in Havelock Twp. (Covey Hill), Huntingdon County, Que
...... + John Louden b: 1806 in County Armagh, Ireland, m: 15 Aug 1842 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 17 Mar 1864 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Robert Louden b: 30 Jun 1844 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 07 Feb 1930 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... + Susan Jane Fallon b: 17 Sep 1852 in Mooers, Clinton, New York, USA, d: 08 Feb 1919 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Samuel J. Louden b: 12 Mar 1898 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 23 Sep 1988 in Milford, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA
............ + Mabel Starks b: Jan 1898 in New York, USA, d: 05 Dec 1967
............ + Eva Woolfon
......... 3 Mary Louden b: Apr 1845 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 10 Oct 1917 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... + David Davidson b: 29 Apr 1838, d: 20 Oct 1905 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Nancy Jane Davidson b: 17 Jul 1871 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 26 Feb 1873 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Annie Davidson b: 04 Jun 1875 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 10 May 1876 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Lavina Davidson b: 27 Jun 1877 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Margaret Ellen Davidson b: 29 Jul 1885 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 John Wesley Davidson b: 29 Aug 1884 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 William John Louden b: 30 Jan 1847 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 11 Sep 1929 in Manchester, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA
......... + Sarah Jane Black b: Abt. 1849, m: 20 May 1873
............ 4 Reubena Anne Louden b: 1879 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 24 Apr 1938
............ 4 Mary Jane Louden b: Abt. 1874 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 22 May 1938
............ 4 John Louden b: Abt. 1876 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: Abt. 1947
............ 4 Margaret Louisa Louden b: Abt. 1881 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: Abt. 1970
............ + Thomas Ellsworth Oldham b: 14 Feb 1873 in Ellenburg Center, Clinton, New York, USA, m: 1902, d: 26 Sep 1950 in Newport, NH, USA
............ 4 William Edward Louden b: 23 Apr 1882 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 23 May 1948 in New Hampshire, USA
............ + Delia Marden b: 1900
............ 4 Ina S. Louden b: Nov 1883 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Sarah Jane Louden b: Abt. 1887, d: Abt. 1965
............ 4 Alice Aletha Louden b: Abt. 1889 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 18 Nov 1946
............ + George Washington Aiken b: 17 Jan 1886 in Newport, Orleans, Vermont, USA
............ 4 Andrew Louden b: 05 Sep 1877 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 10 Apr 1965 in Manchester, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA
............ + Maude Thompson
......... 3 Elizabeth Jane Louden b: 1848 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 22 Dec 1867 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 James Louden b: 03 May 1850 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 29 Dec 1910 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
......... + Harriet Sutton b: 29 Dec 1865 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: Unknown in ?, d: 24 Jul 1942 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Edward Robert Louden b: 13 Nov 1893 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 05 Sep 1969 in Dresden, Ontario, Canada
............ + Mabel Parish b: 07 Nov 1897, d: 19 Jun 1956 in Dresden, Ontario, Canada
............ 4 John Wilmer Louden b: 10 Mar 1895 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 03 Sep 1957 in Dewitteville, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Edna May McClatchie b: Abt. 1899, m: 22 Jun 1922, d: 27 May 1940 in Dewitteville, Huntingdon
............ 4 Wesley Wilford Louden b: 24 Oct 1896 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 15 Feb 1971 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + Grace Viola Wood b: 04 Apr 1896 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 01 Apr 1959 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Ruth Lavinia Louden b: 06 Jun 1899 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 26 Dec 1981 in Flushing, Queens, New York, USA
............ + David Patton b: 28 Mar 1894 in New Hampshire, USA, d: 21 Jul 1985 in Flushing, Queens, New York, USA
............ 4 Hollis James Louden b: 20 Dec 1900 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 20 Nov 1955 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada
............ + Margarite Wadell b: 28 Jul 1913 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 03 May 1975 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Amos Harold Louden b: 20 Dec 1900 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 27 Jul 1967 in Lisbon, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA
............ + Eva Elaine Woolson
............ 4 Susan Jane Louden b: 08 Aug 1903 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 06 Feb 1997 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ + James Richard Watt b: 03 Aug 1898 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: 09 Nov 1921, d: 20 Oct 1986 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Cora Louden b: Mar 1905 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 19 Oct 1935 in Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, Que
............ + John Jackson Jr.
......... 3 Thomas Louden b: 29 Mar 1853 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 25 Dec 1927 in Glenila, Cavalier, North Dakota, USA
......... 3 Albert Louden b: 23 May 1856 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... 3 Margaret Ann Louden b: 27 Mar 1864 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, d: 01 Jul 1946 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
......... + John Hamilton Greenaway b: 27 Feb 1860 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que, m: Bef. 1891 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 14 Jan 1932 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Thomas Leslie Greenway b: 14 May 1889 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec, d: 05 Apr 1965 in Franklin Twp, Huntingdon, Quebec
............ + Eva Hamill
............ + Eva M. Hamill b: 1882, d: 1969 in Franklin Twp, Huntingdon, Quebec
............ 4 Lottie Jane Greenaway b: 26 May 1890 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec, d: 27 Sep 1924 in Clarenceville, Quebec
............ + Martin Charles Schoolcraft b: 13 Mar 1888, m: 12 Nov 1919, d: 29 Jan 1968 in Clarenceville, Quebec
............ 4 Fredrick W. Greenaway b: 20 Oct 1891 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec, d: 20 Jan 1956 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que
............ 4 Florence Mary Greenaway b: 20 Dec 1893 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec, d: 23 Oct 1978 in Quebec, Canada
............ + Edger J. McDonough b: 06 May 1881 in Quebec, Canada, d: 25 Jul 1946 in Quebec, Canada
............ 4 Levina Maria Greenway b: 24 Sep 1896 in Franklin Twp., Huntingdon County, Quebec
............ + William James McDonough b: 16 Sep 1893 in Clarenceville, Quebec, m: 1927 in Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, d: 01 Apr 1968
See also Robert Stevenson & Nancy McLean
... + Nancy McLean b: Abt. 1792 in Ireland, m: 10 Apr 1826 in Hemmingford Twp., Beauharnois, Que, d: 28 Dec 1863 in Havelock Twp, Huntingdon, Que

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Discover how many users with different motoric abilities or disabilities may experience the web. Funkify's motor simulator persona 'Trembling Trevor' will make you lose some control over your mouse pointer.
The main goal with this simulator is to clarify the frustration within a person who tries to point and click a way too small element on a web site, like a button or a link.
So: download the Funkify extension, start the simulator Trembling Trevor and feel the instant urge of enlarging the touch targets.
Throw your mouse away! Make sure you can navigate with your keyboard.
Make sure it's always clear where the focus is.
Make the touch targets larger, especially in a list of links (like a side menu).
Don't require the function drag-and-drop .
Avoid megamenus and dropdowns that require precision.
When it comes to browsing the web with handheld devices, large touch targets are essential – and fortunately, it has begun to become a bit more standardized. This might depend on the simple fact that when browsing the internet with a handheld device, like a smartphone while riding a bus for instance, everyone suffers from a temporary motor skill problem.
The need for large touch targets doesn't magically disappear on a desktop – but still the size of buttons and links tend to be smaller. And, in cases they're not, the mouse sensitivity can make small hand movements seem like they are bigger than they really are.
In our quest for making our motor simulator as inclusive and accurate as possible, we contacted the Swedish Rheumatism Association. By this we got an opportunity to borrow their eyes for a while to see how to appropriately simulate some of the user needs online.
Said and done. In a lucrative workshop with some of the members we discovered that we all – as internet users – share many opinions about what defines a good site as well as a bad. The result is our motor simulator which animates tremors, Parkinson's disease – or simply a user trying to click a link on a smartphone while riding a bus.
The persona 'Trembling Trevor' is moving your cursor around in quite a rush, and the persona 'Keyboard Kim' (coming soon) turns your cursor off completely and forces you to navigate the page with only your keyboard.
Anyhow. Try our motor simulator – it will speak louder than a thousand words.


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Samburu är en nilotisk etnisk grupp om cirka 150 000 människor, huvudsakligen i distriktet Samburu i Kenya. De flesta etniska samburu talar språket samburu, som är nära besläktat med massajernas maa, och ibland betraktas som en dialekt av detta.

På samburu kallar sig folkgruppen själva för lokop eller loikop. En äldre kolonial benämning är burkineji. Samburu har historiskt levt nära bland annat massaj-, turkana- och borana-folk, och den distinkta etniska identiteten har sannolikt uppstått först under kolonialtiden, då samburufolkets område blev ett isolerat reservat i dåvarande provinsen Northern Frontier District i Brittiska Östafrika.

Samburusamhällets ekonomi bygger till stor del på boskapsskötsel, samt på turistindustrin. Antalet samburutalande människor ökar, enligt uppskattningar.

Källor

Folkgrupper i Kenya
Nilo-sahariska folk

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(Open) Join Me My Fellow Mutants To Create The Golden Age!
Magneto Was floating High above A 37 Story High Skyscraper. He Could See Everything And Everyone. He was In A red Armour With Sleeves, He Had Some Red Trousers And His Red Cape was floating backwards Fiercly with The Force of the wind . His Yellow Eyes Could Be Seen AS He wore His Helmet Which Hid Most Of His hair.
He Held His Hands Out grinning. He moved his Hands up slowly and soon around 7 Cars still with People inside them Rose Up In The air. They Floated beside Magneto, Him Still Controlling Them. The People Inside were terrified of what could happen.
" My Fellow Mutants! Join Me And Help Me Make the Earth A Place Where We Can Wonder Around Freely! A Place where We Are Not Hunted down! Where We Can Control The Humans Instead of The other Way Round! Help Me Create The Golden Age! "
He Shouted out. His Voice Echoed Through The whole City And was Heard. His First Goal Was Achieved, They Were Already after him. He Dropped The Cars Slowly And Looked At The Officers. They Were all Armed and were trained to Capture Mutants But They would have never dealt with someone as powerful as 'The Master Of Magnetism'. Vans And Cars were at the ready Rushing in at the most unexcpected Times. More Officers Came Out All Armed to catch Magneto.
" Foolish Humans! You Come Attack The Master Of Magnetism With Metal Weapons?! Mutants Join The Brotherhood And Help Me Get Rid Of these Foolish Humans! "
He Said AS He Raised His Arms up At A High Speed. The Weapons and cars All Flew up into the sky. Some of The Officers Moved Back In shock, Some Ran away But Some Stood There confidently. He Then Sent His Hands Back down at a Great speed Sending Down The Vans And weapons down. They Crashed onto The Ground and Caused Flying Debree And Smoke, Could Anyone Stop This Mutant?
Natalie had been walking through the city when a car next to her rose off the road. She looked up to see the armour clad mutant. He recognised that man as Magneto. She smiled. He was the leader of the Brotherhood, the group of mutants that wanted to do something about the Registration and the government. He was the leader of the group that she wanted to join.
Saku stood below Magneto with no clear expression then when he saw the ball of cars blow up he clapped. "That was awesome!"
Natalie spotted Rachel from the Institute out of the corner of her eye. "Crap," she muttered. "She's going to ruin everything." Then she thought, maybe a diversion would help? And it would get her own point across as well.
With a smile, Natalie leaped on top of a car, shifting mid-jump. In her tiger form, she landed on the car. Growling in laughter, she watched as the people inside ran screaming from the vehicle.
Saku ran up to the tiger. "Hi, nice tiger!" he grinned, extending his hand to pet it.
Natalie spun around and glared at the boy. She growled, trying to scare him off. This wasn't the place for little boys to be running around.
Saku tilted his head, giggling. "You sound funny!" he shouted, grinning.
Natalie narrowed her eyes. What the hell was the kid doing? Was he trying to get himself killed? He's a sorry excuse for a mutant, she thought. She growled once more, loudered then before, then turned and bounded into the street.
Saku smiled, as he started playing around with water that seemed to appear in thin air.
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DSW Changes Name To Designer Brands, Sets 3-Year Growth Plan
Posted by SGB Media | Mar 19, 2019 | Footwear, SGB Updates, Update
DSW Inc. presented the company's three-year strategic priorities designed to leverage its business model to unlock value and deliver 2021 adjusted earnings per share in the range of $2.65 to $2.75. The company also unveiled its new corporate name – Designer Brands Inc. – which supports its new vision for the future following its acquisition of Camuto Group.
"The long-term plan we announced today represents a new chapter for our company as we take greater control of our destiny in today's changing retail landscape. Over the next three years and beyond, we will leverage our integrated enterprise to continue delivering differentiated products and experiences while significantly expanding our gross margin by bringing the production of our private brands in-house through our industry-leading Camuto Group and increasing the sales penetration of all of our produced brands across our retail channels," stated Roger Rawlins, chief executive officer of Designer Brands, in a statement. "We look forward to continuing to drive innovation and increase market share by delivering positive comp sales while also growing complementary categories and markets."
Rawlins continued, "With DSW's world-class omni-channel capabilities and loyal customer base, combined with Camuto Group's leading design and sourcing capabilities and The Shoe Company's powerful last-mile solution, Designer Brands has a strong platform to grow and lead the footwear market."
As outlined in today's presentations, Designer Brands' strategic priorities over the next three years include:
Controlling Designer Brands' Destiny through Differentiated Products and Experiences
Build exclusive brands and products for DSW¡ and The Shoe Company through Camuto Group's design and sourcing capabilities;
Expand services including DSW's partnership with the W Nail Bar, as well as custom insoles, shoe repair and shoe concierge, while exploring new opportunities;
Enhance and build upon DSW's award-winning VIP loyalty program with new features; and
Leverage DSW's loyalty expertise and infrastructure to launch a new loyalty program for The Shoe Company.
Grow Market Share through Positive Comparable Store Sales, New Direct-to-Consumer Opportunities and Continued Partnership with Other Retailers
Leverage Designer Brands' business model to continue participating in 5 percent of all footwear transactions in North America;
Deliver consistent low single-digit comparable retail sales collectively across the enterprise;
Grow the Kids business at DSW;
Leverage DSW's digital expertise and infrastructure to meaningfully increase digital sales penetration for The Shoe
Company and Camuto Group's direct-to-consumer business; and
Strengthen relationships with and enhance performance of Camuto Group's retail partners.
Leveraging the Scale of the Designer Brands Enterprise
Capitalize on increased buying power, leverage and production cost insights with vendors;
Optimize inventory management, including pursuing cross-border and inter-segment opportunities; and
Drive operational excellence and efficiencies through shared best practices.
Fiscal 2021 Financial Objectives and Fiscal 2019 Outlook
The company provided its financial expectations for 2021, as follows:
Achieve adjusted earnings per share in the range of $2.65 to $2.75
Achieve approximately 5.5% revenue CAGR
Generate consistent low single-digit comparable store sales growth
Improve gross profit by 240 basis points from 2018 level
Target $800 million cumulative cash flow over the next three years
Drive improved operating income across its three segments over the next three years, including:
13% operating income CAGR at DSW
19% operating income CAGR at The Shoe Company
$26 million operating income growth at Camuto Group
For fiscal 2019, which is the 52-week period ending February 1, 2020, the Company expects to achieve low double-digit revenue growth as compared to fiscal 2018 revenue of $3.2 billion, which included a $189 million contribution from the Canada Retail segment and a $96 million contribution from the new Brand Portfolio segment. The Company anticipates increasing comparable store sales in the low single-digit range.
Fiscal 2019 adjusted earnings per share is expected to range between $1.80 to $1.90. This represents year-over-year earnings growth of 5% to 11% excluding fiscal 2018 losses from the wind-down of operations of exited business and including fiscal 2018 estimated losses for the first quarter of the Canada Retail segment and three quarters of the Branded Portfolio segment. The Company's outlook assumes a tax rate of approximately 27% and approximately 81 million shares outstanding.
New Corporate Name
Effective today, the parent company, DSW Inc. becomes Designer Brands. In conjunction with its corporate name change, Designer Brands will change the Company's ticker symbol from "DSW" to "DBI," effective at the start of trading on April 2, 2019, which has been approved by the New York Stock Exchange. As of that date, the "DSW" trading symbol will no longer be active. No action is needed from the Company's current shareholders relative to the ticker symbol change.
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– One line in the psalm 'climbs' on the line in front of it. This means that it repeats the line. Read the start of Psalm 124 for an example.
– There were 15 steps from where the women stood to where the men stood outside the temple. The temple was God's house in Jerusalem. As the men climbed the steps, they sang one psalm on each step. This is why most of the psalms for climbing are short.
– Jerusalem was on the top of a hill called 'Zion.' The Jews often went to Jerusalem to worship God at the temple. 'Worship' means 'Tell God how wonderful that he is. And tell him that you love him.' The Jews sang these psalms for climbing as they went up to Jerusalem.
– Hezekiah was a king of the Jews. He was so ill that he thought he would soon die. He prayed for a longer life. God made the clock 'climb' back 10 degrees. This was about an hour. It was a sign that Hezekiah would live another 15 years. Hezekiah made a book of 15 psalms, 10 of them new, the other 5 by David and Solomon. The story is in Isaiah chapter 38.
We do not know which of these is the true answer. It may be something else! Perhaps answers 3 and 4 are the true answers.
Who wrote the psalms for climbing? Some are by David, and one or two are by Solomon. Solomon was David's son. The other psalms for climbing may be by Hezekiah or one of his friends like Isaiah; or by Ezra or Nehemiah. Ezra and Nehemiah were leaders of the Jews 500 years after Solomon built the temple, or 250 years after Hezekiah was king. This was when the Jews made the Book of Psalms. The psalms for climbing were part of this Book of Psalms.
This is a song for climbing.
2 LORD, save me from lips that tell lies.
And save me from a false tongue.
120:2The word LORD is a special Bible word. It is one of God's many names. It is his covenant name. A covenant is when two people (or groups of people) agree. Here, God agreed to love his people and to send them help. His people agreed to love and obey God. LORD is 'Yahweh' in Hebrew. Hebrew is the language that the psalmist spoke. There is another word 'Lord.' This means 'master' or 'someone with authority.' Often it is a name for God, but not in this psalm.
and what else will happen to you, you false tongue?
like wood that is burning.
with a home among the tents of Kedar.
6 I have lived too long with the people that hate peace.
7 I want peace, but when I say this they want war.


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Local startup to build world's largest biorefinery in Asia
John Pletz
(Crain's) -- A Bolingbrook-based startup plans to build the world's largest biorefinery in Asia.
Elevance Renewable Sciences Inc. said Monday it's partnering with Singapore-based manufacturer Wilmar International Ltd. to build a biorefinery in Indonesia that will make chemicals, such as detergents, from palm, mustard, soybean or waste oils.
The facility will be built at an existing Wilmar plant in Surabaya. It also can be used for other fuels, such as diesel or jet fuel.
"This is the first large commercial-scale biorefinery, and it will be the largest biorefinery to have been built," says Elevance CEO K'Lynne Johnson.
Construction begins this summer, and the plant is expected to be running in about a year. Ms. Johnson declined to say how much the plant will cost or detail Wilmar's investment.
It's the second biorefinery that Elevance is working on.
The company is pursuing a pilot project in Newton, Iowa, that is being funded by a $2.5-million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. The Indonesia plant will be a full-size chemical refinery.
Elevance, founded in 2007, was spun out of Minnesota-based agriculture giant Cargill Inc. and backed by private-equity firm TPG. The company employs about 60 people.


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Eva Briegel (3 de desembre de 1978, Leonberg prop de Stuttgart) és una cantant d'Alemanya i membre de la formació de rock Juli.

Vida personal
La família de Briegel va viure a Böblingen el 1978, quan Eva va néixer. El 1982 es van mudar a Langgöns, Hessen, on Eva va assistir a l'escola primària, abans de mudar-se a Linden on Eva va assistir a l'escola Anne-Frank-Schule. després de passar un any a la Liebigschule en Gießen, finalment es va graduar de la Gesamtschule Gießen-Ost. En el seu últim any de l'escola, Eva va cantar en una sèrie de grups i per a diferents projectes i va mostrar un gran interès en una carrera en la música. No obstant això, va començar a estudiar Història de l'Art a Heidelberg i es va retirar després del primer semestre. Després va passar diversos anys estudiant diversos temes en la Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen però mai es va graduar. Durant aquest temps va tenir diverses ocupacions parcials venent instruments musicals i ordinadors. Més tard va treballar com a cambrera. Eva Briegel és una vegetariana estricta i està compromesa amb el grup dels drets dels animals, PETA.

Carrera

El 2000 Goodwell Music va sol·licitar a Eva reemplaçar com a cantant a Miriam Adameit en la formació Sunnyglade. Ella va acceptar immediatament i es va convertir en la nova cara de la formació. En 2000 el nom de la formació va ser canviat a Juli (juliol en alemany). A pesar que originalment cantava cançons amb lletres en anglès, Juli va tornar a cantar en la seva llengua materna. Eva Briegel va dir més tard: "No vam tornar a cantar en alemany per trobar la nostra identitat, ni de bon tros - simplement no érem prou bons en anglès per expressar com ens sentim en les nostres cançons." La formació ha editat dos discos molt reeixits, Ist Juli (és juliol, 2004) i Ein neuer Tag (Un nou dia, 2006), els quals han aconseguit múltiples discos de platí.

Discografia
 Releases (German chart rànquing) a Alemanya:
 "Perfekte Welle" (2)
 "Geile Zeit" (19)
 "Regen und Meer" (31)
 "Warum" (47)
 "Donessis Leben" (5)
 Primer àlbum "És ist Juli" (2)
 Secgundo àlbum "Ein neuer Tag" (1)
 Guanyadors del Bundesvision Song Contest el 12 de febrer de 2005.
 Bambi a la categoria "Music national" el 30 de novembre de 2006.
 "Eins Live Krone" (Radio Award) a la categoria "Millor Grup".

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Anna Friel.
Though she began acting at 13, it would be 5 years and a variety of appearances on numerous television shows before Anna Friel got her big break, hired to Channel 4's Brookside. Though only on the show for 2 years, it was a memorable 2 years, Friel entering into television history by partaking in the first pre-watershed lesbian kiss ever broadcast on British TV. Following her departure from the show her first work came in Stephen Poliakoff's television movie The Tribe, she courted controversy once again after much nudity and an infamous threesome scene proved to be what the show was most directly remembered for. Over the next decade, her most notable work came probably as Hermia in a starstudded production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, alongside such luminaries as Kevin Kline, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Everett and Calista Flockhart. It was only in 2007 that her next real breakthrough came, landing the role of Charlotte Charles on ABC's Pushing Daisies, providing the sweet, but sparky love interest at the shows heart. Her easy charm, dry wit, telling, emotive eyes and her common but not TOO common voice making her an easy to love actress with underrated abilities.
Martin Sheen.
In spite of his fathers disapproval of the craft, Martin Sheen, bitten by a desire to act, deliberately flunked the entrance exams to the University of Dayton, borrowed money from a Catholic priest and headed to New York City. Early success came his way when in 1965, aged 25, he was nominated for a Tony for his supporting work in Pulitzer Prize winning play The Subject Was Roses. The following years were filled mainly with work in TV movies and TV shows, before in 1973, he was hired to star in the feature film debut of Terrence Malick. Badlands was a resounding critical success upon release, playing at the New York Film Festival where it is said to have stolen the spotlight even from Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets. Despite the attention the film garnered, Sheen's real breakthrough would not come until Harvey Keitel was fired from the lead in Apocalypse Now after just 2 weeks shooting and he was drafted into replace him. The shoot lasted for 16 months and in the midst of production Sheen suffered a heart attack, the payoff came though, when the film won the Cannes Film Festival Palme D'Or, was nominated for Oscars and Sheen himself recieved a BAFTA nomination for his work. Movie success finally reached, Sheen worked steadily for the next 2 decades, won an Emmy, appeared in Gandhi, played JFK in an NBC miniseries, acted as narrator in Oliver Stone's JFK, however it was not until 1999 that real superstardom came his way. Cast by Aaron Sorkin to play the President of the United States in The West Wing, the role was initially intended only intended as a minor one, planned to appear in just 4 episodes a season, however after the pilot this plan was rethought and Sheen's commanding screen presence benefited the show greatly. Easily, naturally switching between loving family man, mighty commander, poetic muser, or witty old soul, Sheen nailed every facet of the character, creating a President anybody could love, capturing his strengths and his weaknesses, his telling physicality and his complex web of emotions, nailing Sorkin's trademark dialogue naturally, and finally sinking his teeth deeply into a role worthy of his talents, one that proved once and for all just what he could do.
Krzysztof Kieslowski.
Kieslowski's artistic origins emerged with an interest in theatre, a desire to be a theatre director was quickly quashed upon discovery that no training program for such desires existed at that time, thus film became an intermediary step, applying to the Lodz Film School, an institute that counts Andrsej Wajda and Roman Polanski amongst its alumni, rejected twice he was found himself third time lucky and attended between 1964 and 1968. His interest in theatre quickly subsided as his interest turned to filmmaking, particularly documentaries portraying every day Polish life. He quickly ran into all manner of difficulties, the heavy censorship of his film Robotnicy 1971 leading him to doubt the ability to tell literal truths under an authoritarian regime, and following this, footage from his film Dworzec being considered for use as evidence in a criminal case, pushed him towards a belief in the greater artistic freedoms of fiction filmmaking. He worked steadily across the next decade, before international acclaim came his way for his epic display of artistic ambition, Dekalog, a television series of ten hour length episodes, each exploring one of the ten commandements through ambiguous tales set in modern day Poland, two of which were expanded into individual features and played to international audiences, Krotki film o Zabijaniu, and Krotki film o Milosci, (A Short Film About Killing and A Short Film About Love). 1991s La Double vie de Veronique, again reached international acclaim, and worked as a perfect example of the directors reliance on telling his story visually rather than through words. However, it would be the last 3 works of his career that would bring him the widest spread fame. His Trois Couleurs trilogy each encompassed one of the political ideals of the French Republic, liberty, equality, and fraternity. Bleu, told the hauntingly sad tale of a woman coping with life after the death of her husband and child. Blanc, a blackly comic tale of improving ones standing in life, and of gaining revenge for a great humiliation. Finally, Rouge, a visually gorgeous feast, that slowly intertwines the lives of its seemingly complete opposites of characters. Kieslowski died of a heart attack 2 years after the completion of this trilogy, aged just 54, but he had established himself as a master understander of the purest senses of cinema, as a man of grand poetic, artistic ambitions and ideas.
Do the Right Thing (Spike Lee, 1989)
Spike Lee made his feature debut with 1986s She's Gotta Have It, following it up with School Daze in '88, he displayed his knack for telling provocative, social tales, calls to action, and the following year he took that to the next level. Do the Right Thing brings Bed-Stuy to life, gorgeously shot, using red and orange filters to bring that 100 degree day to life in sun drenched visuals. Utilizing, in controlled measure, handheld camera work to drop you right into the action, to bring it viciously to life, occasionaly throwing the framing out of alignment, the disorientating nature of the heat put into visual perspective. The editing giving the film its heartbeat, from long takes and slow cutting to brisk, breakneck cutting, rising and falling with the pace of the picture. The performances all work, all imprint themselves on the brain, from Rosie Perez's neglected girlfriend, Paul Benjamin, Robin Harris, and Frankie Faison sitting on the sidelines, watching the world go by with the bitter comedic rantings of the unemployed, John Turturro's lost soul, consumed by confused hatred, Danny Aiello, trying desperately to keep the peace in an unravelling world, and Ossie Davis as the wise old sage of the streets, a king in tramps clothes. The film deals in race relations with an unfiltered, uncompromised view, there is no attempt at poetic profundity, no simple, easy answers, no epic revelations handed to the audience on a plate, no monologuing. The film eschews pretension, it handles its material in simple, straightforward fashion, it doesn't lecture, it just is, and you soak it in.
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Christina Ricci.
Christina Ricci started out big, alongside recent Oscar winner Cher, hot young starlet of the moment Winona Ryder, and king of the underrated, Bob Hoskins, in the comedy-drama Mermaids. Her natural cuteness lit up the screen, and so the starmaking role she took in the next years Addams Family showed up her talent for diversity from the off. The class was so clear that in the sequel two years later her role was beefed up and she stole the show, before going on to her first major leading role in the similarly spooky Casper some 2 years later. As the late teens hit, the type of projects she took on took a far more adult and fascinating swerve, from the edgy Opposite of Sex, to fascinating films and working with great filmmakers like in The Ice Storm, Buffalo '66, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Pecker, collaborations with the likes of Ang Lee, Terry Gilliam, John Waters and Woody Allen putting quite the sheen on the resume. She has also never been above mixing up her indie leanings with more mainstream fare, providing minor voice work in Small Soldiers, starring alongside Johnny Depp in Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow, the Wachowski brothers Speed Racer, and appearances on the small screen in shows such as Joey, Ally McBeal and Grey's Anatomy. However smaller, character driven movies have always been her forte, as the hugely different but always interesting likes of Penelope, Monster and Black Snake Moan have proven. Christina Ricci is constantly proving herself to be one of the most diverse and challenging young leading ladies around.
Humphrey Bogart.
After an early career on Broadway marked by an acclaimed turn in Robert E. Sherwood's The Petrified Forest, Bogart made his first impression on screen alongside Leslie Howard (who had to fight for Bogart to be cast) in the screen version of that same play. The role lead to him being typecast, playing gangsters in Warner Bros. B-pictures for the next few years, before in 1941, with the assistance of his good friend John Huston, his time to shine came. Firstly appearing in the Huston scripted High Sierra, then following it up with a superstar making role playing Dashiell Hammett's Sam Spade in Huston's directorial debut, The Maltese Falcon. Two years later came Casablanca, the Best Picture Oscar and immortality, before meeting Lauren Bacall in 1944 on Howard Hawks' Hemingway adaptation of To Have and Have Not. The two shared a sizzling chemistry on screen that carried over into real life and saw them married the next year, before teaming up with Hawks once again to tackle Chandler's Marlowe in The Big Sleep. Bogart continued bringing his laconic, world weary charm to films like Dark Passage and Key Largo, but it was his work in Huston's Treasure of the Sierra Madre that probably stands to this day as his finest work, crippled physically by the desert, and mentally by the lure of gold. Superstardom achieved, peer recognition followed in the early 50s, teaming with Huston again, alongside Katharine Hepburn he landed an Oscar as the drunken, grizzled boatman in The African Queen. He continued on strong, The Caine Mutiny, Billy Wilder's Sabrina, and his final turn as a down on his luck sportswriter alongside Rod Steiger in The Harder they Fall, before, aged 57, falling inevitable victim to his trusty sidekick through the years, the cigarette, he died of lung cancer, the effortless, easy cool diminished and defeated, he weighed just 80 pounds.
Samira Makhmalbaf.
Daughter of acclaimed Iranian auteur, Mohsen Makhmalbaf, Samira Makhmalbaf dropped out of school at the age of 15, citing incompetent teachers and started observing her father at work, before attending a film course at private school. There she produced a short drama and documentary, before in 1998, aged just 18, her feature film debut Sib (The Apple) was entered into official competition at the Cannes Film Festival. She followed it up 2 years later with Takhte Siah (Blackboards) another film dealing with the treatment of youth in Iran, in a very different way to her debut. Since then she has produced two more features, dealing with topical issues in Iran for women and children, as well as a short film alongside other international filmmakers like Ken Loach, Sean Penn and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, in a feature about the effects of 9/11 on people around the world. Still aged just 28, she is fast proving herself to be one of the most interesting and socially aware filmmakers around.
On the Waterfront (Elia Kazan, 1954)
In 1952, Elia Kazan gave up to the House Un-American Activities Committee, the names of 8 people within the film industry that alongside himself had been members of of the American Communist Party in the 1930s. Those 8 were quickly blacklisted and had their names removed from all productions of which they had been a part. In 1954, Kazan, along with writer Budd Schulberg and producer Sam Spiegel produced this 8 Oscar winning response. The story of a man who in spite of the warnings of all around him, does what he has to do for his own peace of mind. The film landed Best Picture, and Kazan, his second Best Director Oscar, guiding an impeccable cast through Schulberg's look at the hard bitten, hard working, down on their luck, New York dock scene. Eva Marie Saint won an Oscar for her debut screen performance, Lee J. Cobb, Karl Malden and Rod Steiger crowded the Best Supporting Actor category, but it was Marlon Brando, coming off the back of 3 successive Best Actor nominations who stole the show as Terry Malloy, the washed up boxer with the soft, feeling soul. It was 4th time lucky for the Omaha native who finally walked away with the big prize, to cap 5 of the best years of production that any actor ever had. Today, despite mulling over its origins, the film still stands tall as a testament to the human spirit, and as an ode to just how much hell it can be to get to heaven


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Chances seem remote it was not foremost on his mind during the Kansas City Royals' climactic World Series victory Sunday night, but winning pitcher Luke Hochevar nevertheless brought more prestige to the American Association because the first line on his professional pitching resume will always detail the results of those first four games he pitched for the Fort Worth Cats in 2006.
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As he and the other drivers coped with having to manage their tires with an aerodynamic package containing less downforce than they had one year ago at Texas Motor Speedway, Ryan Hunter-Reay found himself in what he later described as a "battle."
"It was like, at times, a race against yourself, just to save the tires and keep yourself off the wall," said Hunter-Reay, who persevered and claimed a second-place finish behind race winner Helio Castroneves – his best result ever at TMS.
"It was just a very challenging race…It's so difficult to get the package exactly right with the downforce and the tires and the degradation of the tires, and as a series, we're working toward that."
Hunter-Reay took the lead after pit stops under yellow at Lap 58, marking his first-ever laps led at the 1.5-mile oval in Fort Worth. He led teammate Marco Andretti for the next stint until he pitted on Lap 94 for tires and fuel.
The reigning IZOD IndyCar Series champion wouldn't see the lead again for the rest of the night, but stayed toward the front even as his strategy was altered by a caution at Lap 113 that was caused by a spin-and-save job from Oriol Servia; his Andretti Autosport team decided to bring him to pit road during that yellow period.
From there, Hunter-Reay would again pit with the leaders one last time at Lap 175 and found himself in second behind Castroneves with 20 laps to go. He shaved several seconds off of Castroneves' sizable lead but there simply wasn't enough time to do anything serious against the Brazilian.
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The first day of #PLBW17 was opened by GOLD by Reama Malik in Collaboration with Wasim Khan, followed by Shamsha Hashwani, Shiza Hassan and Ali Xeeshan Theater Studio as summarised below. Make-up for Day-1 of PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week 2017 was done by the creative team at N-Pro for womenswear and N-Gents for menswear.
This year, the L'Oréal Paris team will also redefine both bridal makeup and hair trends for the season using L'Oréal Paris Makeup and Excellence Crème products. The participating bridal week hair and make-up styling team for PLBW 2017 will be N-Pro/NGENTs.
Indeed in continuation of the Beauty Meets Fashion platform each season, this year L'Oréal Paris Makeup collaborates with international makeup expert Saima Bargfrede to create and define distinct bridal makeup looks for the season. Additionally, L'Oréal Paris continues its engagement of the bridal week platform with their runway to point-of-sale collaboration, this year with Ali Xeeshan, on their critically acclaimed Excellence Crème Ambassador of Fashion platform which was revealed on the first day of PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week.
In terms of further patrons and sponsors, the success of PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week continues to prompt private sector associates to grow in their engagement of the platform to launch new products, marketing campaigns and promotional activities sharing a common vision with the PFDC to develop and promote Pakistan's fashion industry. In this same spirit, this year the PFDC welcomes Ehsan Sehbai at the helm of Shaheen Airlines as the Black Carpet Sponsor and Airline Partner; Dewan Motors, importers of BMW in Pakistan as the Luxury Automobile Partner and Careem as Transportation Partner, Dolce Vita as a Lifestyle Sponsor, Borjan as the Official Footwear Partner, Aquafina as the Official Beverage Partner and Papercut as the Official Printing Partner.
PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week [#PLBW17] is being directed by Sadia Siddiqui with show production by Production 021, Event Architecture by Production 021 and Restart, N-Pro/NGENTs as official hair and makeup stylists, Kamiar Rokni from The House of Kamiar Rokni as the official spokesperson for the PFDC, digital support by Red Communications, photography by Faisal Farooqui and the team at Dragonfly, live-stream by AI Solutions, Geo Television Network as the official Media Partner and Radio1 FM91 as the official Radio Partner and security by PEL with media management by Lotus Client Management & Public Relations.
PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week 2017 Day-1 was opened by a first of its kind showcase featuring renowned jeweller GOLD by Reama Malik and Timeless Couture Line by Wasim Khan with their collection titled 'DEJA VU'; a collection that is inspired by Nauratan at the 7th edition of PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week.
Specialising in bespoke and custom design and create one of a kind pieces for the discerning bride who wishes to stand out and not merge with the rest, DEJA VU featured pure 18, 21 and 22 Karat gold with couture pieces in a spectrum of jewel colors, ruby red, emerald green, sapphire blue, golden topaz, pearl white, amethyst purple, garnet burgundy, coral, turquoise blue and transitioning to classic red.
Film actress Resham participated in the designer's showcase as a celebrity showstopper.
Following GOLD by Reama Malik and Wasim Khan, Shamsha Hashwani showcased her bridal collection 'Kolpona: A Gateway to Nostalgia' in collaboration with Sherezad Jewellery at the seventh edition of PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week. 'Kolpona' meaning 'fantasy' in Bengal – was an ode to Bengal's rich culture, art, history and Colonial influences.
'Kolpona' comprised of 16 vivid-hued pieces redolent of Bengal's Old World culture and incorporates luxe fabrics such as raw silk; jamavar, organza, and chiffon; while for the contemporary festive wear charmeuse silk and net were used. The bridal and festive collection incorporated intricately textural embroidery techniques including zardozi; bullion knots; handcrafted organza petals highlighted with pearls and beadwork; 3D embroideries; bugle bead tassels and Swarovski crystals. The color palette was inspired by classic precious stones: violet and plum from amethysts; mesmerizing blues inspired by opal and bridal reds from rubies. Ivory and écru was incorporated for the capsule of contemporary pieces.
The collection boasts a variety of classic silhouettes including deep halter-cut cholis dovetailed with lehengas, traditional farshi ghararas and stunning saris. Contemporary silhouettes included flowing kaftans, edgy jumpsuits and long sheath dresses end-noted with myriad flouncy dupattas.
Film actress Humaima Malick participated in the designer's showcase as a celebrity showstopper.
Shiza Hassan showcased her latest bridal collection titled 'Aroos-e-Shehnai – Chapter II' on the first day of the coveted PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week 2017. This collection, as the name signifies, is a manifestation of splendor and elegance. With its handcrafted intricate work and an eye-catching color palette, it brings to life the spirit of the wedding season.
The olden days of the Persian era with water gardens and ancient architecture, come to life under the canvas of tissue, velvet and mukesh with embellishments of Swarovski and kamdani. The motifs and patterns capturing the Persian art and the shikargah scenes pay a grand tribute to the Persian heritage. The needlecraft on a spectrum of hues with an entrancing speckle of pearls and scintillating adornments enliven the frescos with vitality, narrating a tale of its own.
The handiwork with its immaculate detailing and impeccable artistry on the fine quality fabric features classic and modern techniques that pour life into the flora and fauna incorporated in the designs. The color palette adds to the enchantment with shades like mint green and ice blue paired with accents of gold and crimson amalgamating into something truly magical. The silhouettes, while staying true to the modern essence, devote an ode to the traditional charm of the royal, ancient days making this collection one of a kind.
The finale of Day-1 was presented by Ali Xeeshan Theater Studio which showcased the bridal collection 'Lasting Loyalty' at the seventh edition of PFDC L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week. The collection is a tribute to how the creator inspires us to create something beyond imagination.
'Lasting Loyalty' incorporated luxe fabrics such as organza and raw silk and features tilla-work, pearls, naqshi, pasham, adda work and a revival of various old school techniques. The colour palette included Ivory white, warm yellow, blue, red and deep ruby. The collection boasts a variety of lenghas, skirts, and dresses across the range of 24 designs.
During this showcase, L'Oréal Paris Hair Color also celebrated their latest 'Ambassador of Fashion' platform collaboration with Ali Xeeshan for the 'Excellence Intense' Collection. The campaign featured L'Oréal Paris Pakistan local spokesperson Mehreen Syed and fashion models Sabeeka Imam and Sadaf Kanwal.
Film-maker and photographer Abdullah Haris participated in the designer's showcase as a celebrity showstopper.