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Nathaniel Darbe1
M, b. 28 May 1753
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Father* Nathaniel Darbe
Mother* Elizabeth Rowley b. 10 Dec 1732, d. 12 Mar 1768
Relationship 3rd cousin 5 times removed of Martha Gail Oros
Birth* 28 May 1753� Nathaniel was born on 28 May 1753.1�
� He was the son of Nathaniel Darbe and Elizabeth Rowley.�
[S169] Homer W. Brainard, Henry Rowley and Some of His Descendants.
John Darby1
Cora E Burnham b. Mar 1874, d. 21 May 1967
[S1541] Indiana Marriage Index 1800-1941.
Louise J Darby1,2,3,4,5
F, b. 9 July 1887, d. 27 January 1965
Name Variation � Louise J Darby was also known as Lula J Darby.6�
Birth* 9 July 1887� Louise was born on 9 July 1887 in Seaford, Sussex County, Delaware. Daughter of John and Ida Darby.3,7,5�
Census1900* 28 June 1900� Lula was listed as a daughter in John and Ida Darby's household on the 1900 Census in Deerfield Township, Ross County, Ohio.4�
Married Name 2 June 1906� As of 2 June 1906, her married name was Ater (Darby).1,5�
Marriage* 2 June 1906� She married Harry Ater, son of Allison Ater and Mary Ellen Garrison, on 2 June 1906 in Ross County, Ohio.1,8,5�
Milit-Regist 12 September 1918� Harry Ater listed Louise J Darby as the person that would always know Harry's address or was Next of Kin on 12 September 1918 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio.2�
Census1920* 2 January 1920� Louise was listed as Harry Ater's wife on the 1920 Census in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio.9�
Census1930* 9 April 1930� Louise was listed as Harry Ater's wife on the 1930 Census in Marion Township, Franklin County, Ohio.8�
Census1940* 16 April 1940� Louise was listed as Harry Ater's wife on the 1940 Census in Bexley, Franklin County, Ohio.7�
Milit-Regist* 26 April 1942� Harry Ater listed Louise J Darby as the person that would always know Harry's address or was Next of Kin on 26 April 1942 in Bexley, Franklin County, Ohio.1�
Death* 27 January 1965� Louise died on 27 January 1965 in Bexley, Franklin County, Ohio, at age 77.3,10�
Burial* � She was buried in New Holland Cemetery, New Holland, Pickaway County, Ohio.3�
Harry Ater b. 15 Sep 1884, d. 26 Jul 1966
[S3094] United States Government, World War II draft registration of Men, 1942.
[S2054] WWI Draft registration cards.
[S4030] Find a Grave, Find a Grave.
[S6837] 1900, Ross County, Ohio.
[S8908] Ohio County marriages 1774-1993.
[S9686] DE, Birth Records, 1861-1922.
[S5894] 1940, Franklin County, Ohio.
[S4582] Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007.
Sylvester Perry Darden1,2
M, b. 21 June 1898, d. 16 July 1970
Birth* 21 June 1898� Sylvester was born on 21 June 1898 in Pine Mills, Wood County, Texas. Son of Joseph Darden and Laura Radney.2,1�
Census1900* 26 June 1900� Sylvester was listed as a son in Joseph J and Laura Garden's household on the 1900 Census in Precinct 4, Wood County, Texas.3�
Census1910* 26 April 1910� Sylvester was listed as a son in J J Darden's household on the 1910 Census in Precinct 1, Wood County, Texas.4�
Marriage* circa 1919� He married Ivy Douthit, daughter of George Washington Douthit and Katherine Carty Morrison, circa 1919.1,2�
Census1930* 2 April 1930� Sylvester was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census in Clinton, Hunt County, Texas.2�
(husband) Death 22 April 1935� Sylvester's wife, Ivy, died on 22 April 1935 in Caddo Mills, Hunt County, Texas.1�
Census1940* 17 April 1940� Sylvester was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census in Houston, Harris County, Texas. Also in the household is wife, Maggie.5�
Milit-Regist* 15 May 1944� Hesigneddraft registration on 15 May 1944 in Waco, McLennan County, Texas.6�
Death* 16 July 1970� He died on 16 July 1970 in Tyler, Smith County, Texas, at age 72.1,7�
Ivy Douthit b. 24 Aug 1901, d. 22 Apr 1935
[S7147] Texas Depatment of Health, Texas Death Certificates 1903-1982.
[S7957] 1930, Precinct 3, Hunt County, Texas.
[S7035] 1900, Wood County, Texas.
[S5792] 1940, Harris County, Texas.
[S7546] United States Government, World War II draft registration of Younger Men, 1940-1947.
[S810] United States Social Security Administration, US Social Security Death Index.
Alta Betty Darland1,2
F, b. May 1882, d. 24 June 1959
Birth* May 1882� Alta Betty Darland was born in May 1882 in Washington.3,2�
Census1900* 4 June 1900� Alta was listed as a daughter in Ella Darland's household on the 1900 Census in South Bend Precinct, Pacific County, Washington.2�
Census1910* 27 April 1910� Alta was listed as a daughter in Ella J Darland's household on the 1910 Census in Ilwaco, Pacific County, Washington.4�
Marriage* circa 1913� She married first William Clyde Duval circa 1913.5�
Married Name circa 1913� As of circa 1913, her married name was Duval (Darland).�
Census1920* 19 January 1920� Alta was listed as William Clyde Duval's wife on the 1920 Census in North Catlow Precinct, Harney County, Oregon.3�
Census1930* 7 April 1930� Alta was listed as William Clyde Duval's wife on the 1930 Census in Catlow Precinct, Harney County, Oregon.5�
(wife) Death 13 January 1939� Alta's husband died on 13 January 1939 in Harney County, Oregon.6�
Census1940* April 1940� Alta was listed as a lodger living with her brother Charles Darland on the 1940 Census in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California.7�
Marriage* 1942� She married second Charles S Severs in 1942.1�
Married Name 1942� As of 1942, her married name was Severs (Darland).�
Death* 24 June 1959� Alta Betty Darland died on 24 June 1959 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, at age 77.6�
William Clyde Duval b. 13 Nov 1878, d. 13 Jan 1939
Robert Edward Duval+ b. 21 Apr 1919, d. 29 Oct 1993
Charles S Severs b. 9 Jul 1884, d. 28 Nov 1968
Marriage* 1942� Alta Betty Darland married second Charles S Severs in 1942.1�
[S757] Evelyn (Severs) Duval,.
[S3941] 1900, Pacific County, Washington.
[S3394] 1920, Harney County, Oregon.
[S1294] Ancestry.com, Oregon Vital Records: Deaths 1903-1998.
[S5676] 1940, San Francisco County, California.
Charles A Darnell1,2
Adah Esther Willard b. 2 Feb 1866
[S2841] Illinois Marriage Collection 1790-1860.
Abraham Franklin Darr1
M, b. circa 1793
Birth* circa 1793� Abraham Franklin Darr was born circa 1793 in Pennsylvania.1�
Census1850* 9 September 1850� Abraham was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Linn County, Iowa.1�
Eliza Coach
William Grey Darr+1 b. 25 Sep 1822, d. 2 Oct 1909
Conrad Grafton Darr2 b. 9 Aug 1824, d. 18 May 1867
Andrew J Darr1 b. c 1836
[S2128] 1850, Linn County, Iowa.
[S4099] Chalkies, Darr.
Abraham Lawen Darr1
M, b. 11 March 1850, d. 4 August 1947
Father* William Grey Darr1 b. 25 Sep 1822, d. 2 Oct 1909
Mother* Mary Ellen Arford1 b. 27 Jul 1828, d. 3 May 1898
Birth* 11 March 1850� Abraham Lawen Darr was born on 11 March 1850 in Linn County, Iowa.1,2,3,4�
� He was the son of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford.1�
(household member) Census1850 9 September 1850� On the 1850 census, Abraham Franklin Darr's household included Andrew, William, Mary, Francis, Abraham and Sarah in Linn County, Iowa.1�
(Witness) Census 1856� Abraham Lawen Darr appeared on the census of 1856 in the household of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford in Marion Township, Linn County, Iowa.5�
(household member) Census1860 1 June 1860� On the 1860 census, William Grey Darr's household included Mary, Francis and Abraham in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.6�
(household member) Census1870 15 July 1870� On the 1870 census, William Grey Darr's household included Mary, Francis, Abraham, John, William, Viola, Theodore and Hugh in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.7�
Marriage* 9 September 1872� Abraham Lawen Darr married Laura Plumb on 9 September 1872 in Linn County, Iowa.8,4�
Census1880* 1 June 1880� Abraham was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.9�
Occupation* 1900� He was a carpenter in 1900 in Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.8�
Census1900* 9 June 1900� Abraham was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census in Carroll Township, Carroll County, Iowa.8�
Census1910* 20 April 1910� Abraham was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census in Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.10�
Census1920* 13 January 1920� Abraham was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.11�
Census* 1925� He and Laura Plumb appeared on the census of 1925 in Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.12�
(husband) Death 4 March 1928� Abraham's wife, Laura, died on 4 March 1928 in Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.13,4�
Census1930* 8 April 1930� Abraham was listed as a father-in-law in Victor G and Lillian I Farrell's household on the 1930 Census in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska.14�
Census1940* April 1940� Abraham was listed as a father-in-law in Victor Glen and Lillian Farrell's household on the 1940 Census in Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.15�
Death* 4 August 1947� He died on 4 August 1947 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, at age 97.4�
Laura Plumb b. 28 Jul 1849, d. 4 Mar 1928
Marriage* 9 September 1872� He married Laura Plumb on 9 September 1872 in Linn County, Iowa.8,4�
[S2198] 1900, Clinton County, Iowa.
[S2592] 1895.
[S2965] 1856, Marion, Linn County, Iowa.
[S2134] 1860, Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.
[S2363] 1900, Carroll Township, Carroll County, Iowa.
[S3287] 1910, Carroll County, Iowa.
[S2961] 1925, Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa.
[S1583] Graves Registration Project WPA, Iowa Cemetery Records, 1662-1999.
[S5971] 1940, Douglas County, Nebraska.
Andrew J Darr1
Father* Abraham Franklin Darr1 b. c 1793
Birth* circa 1836� Andrew J Darr was born circa 1836 in Ohio.1�
� He was the son of Abraham Franklin Darr.1�
(Witness) Census 1856� Andrew J Darr appeared on the census of 1856 in the household of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford in Marion Township, Linn County, Iowa.2�
Conrad Grafton Darr1
M, b. 9 August 1824, d. 18 May 1867
Birth* 9 August 1824� Conrad Grafton Darr was born on 9 August 1824 in Darrtown, Butler County, Ohio.1�
Death* 18 May 1867� Conrad Grafton Darr died on 18 May 1867 in Linn County, Iowa, at age 42.1�
Francis C Darr1
Birth* circa 1848� Francis C Darr was born circa 1848 in Iowa.1�
(Witness) Census 1856� Francis C Darr appeared on the census of 1856 in the household of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford in Marion Township, Linn County, Iowa.2�
Hugh Byington Darr1,2
M, b. March 1868, d. 28 October 1953
Birth* March 1868� Hugh Byington Darr was born in March 1868 in Iowa.1,3�
(son) Census1880 1 June 1880� William, Theodore and Hugh was listed as a son in William Grey Darr's household on the 1880 Census in Bertram, Linn County, Iowa.4�
Marriage* 2 January 1894� Hugh Byington Darr married Mary Aramenta Klotz on 2 January 1894 in Carroll County, Iowa.3,5�
Occupation* 1900� Hugh Byington Darr was a farmer in 1900 in Calhoun Township, Calhoun County, Iowa.3�
Census1900* 13 June 1900� Hugh was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census in Calhoun Township, Calhoun County, Iowa. With Hugh and his wife were his two daughters, Hulda and Kuttie and two nephews Claude and Brook Gannon.3�
Census1910* 14 May 1910� Hugh was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census in Harrison Township, Osceola County, Iowa.6�
Census1920* 23 January 1920� Hugh was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Harrison Township, Osceola County, Iowa.7�
Death* 28 October 1953� He died on 28 October 1953 in Wisconsin at age 85.8�
Mary Aramenta Klotz b. Mar 1870
Marriage* 2 January 1894� He married Mary Aramenta Klotz on 2 January 1894 in Carroll County, Iowa.3,5�
[S4832] Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, IA, Births & Chris, 1830-1950.
[S3045] 1900, Calhoun County, Iowa.
[S1495] 1880, Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa, p. 7A.
[S4827] Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, IA, Marriages, 1809-1992.
[S3288] 1910, Osceola County, Iowa.
John Leslie Darr1,2
M, b. November 1851, d. 1905
Birth* November 1851� John Leslie Darr was born in November 1851 in Iowa.1,3�
(Witness) Census 1856� John Leslie Darr appeared on the census of 1856 in the household of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford in Marion Township, Linn County, Iowa.4�
Marriage* circa 1878� John Leslie Darr married Rachel Jennie (?) circa 1878.5,3�
Census1880* 1 June 1880� John was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.5�
Occupation* 1900� He was a farmer in 1900 in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.3�
Death* 1905� He died in 1905.2�
Rachel Jennie (?) b. Oct 1855
Marriage* circa 1878� He married Rachel Jennie (?) circa 1878.5,3�
Theodore Darr1
M, b. 12 May 1863, d. 9 December 1931
Birth* 12 May 1863� Theodore Darr was born on 12 May 1863 in Iowa.1,2,3�
Marriage* circa 1890� Theodore Darr married Julia Pierce circa 1890.2�
Occupation* 1900� Theodore Darr was a farmer in 1900 in Logan Township, Calhoun County, Iowa.2�
Census1900* 29 June 1900� Theodore was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census in Logan Township, Calhoun County, Iowa. With Theodore and his wife were his children Russ, James, Mary and his niece Nettie Gannon.2�
Census1920* 12 January 1920� Theodore was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Lee Township, Buena Vista County, Iowa.5�
Death* 9 December 1931� He died on 9 December 1931 in Iowa at age 68.3�
Burial* � His body was interred at in Poland Township Cemetery, in Marathon, Buena Vista County, Iowa. Lists his children as Russ, James, Mrs. Henry O'Brien, Mayme and Nettie.3�
Julia Pierce b. Jul 1870
Marriage* circa 1890� He married Julia Pierce circa 1890.2�
[S3561] 1920, Buena Vista County, Iowa.
Viola Angie Darr1
F, b. September 1859
Birth* September 1859� Viola Angie Darr was born in September 1859 in Iowa.1,2�
� She was the daughter of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford.1�
(daughter) Census1880 1 June 1880� Viola was listed as a daughter in William Grey Darr's household on the 1880 Census in Bertram, Linn County, Iowa.3�
Married Name say 1882� As of say 1882, her married name was Gannon.2�
Marriage* say 1882� Viola Angie Darr married (?) Gannon say 1882.2�
Census1900* 6 June 1900� Viola was listed as a servant on the 1900 Census in Union Township, Calhoun County, Iowa. Her three children Nettie, Claude and Brook were living with the uncles Hugh and Theodore Darr.2�
(?) Gannon b. s 1858
Marriage* say 1882� She married (?) Gannon say 1882.2�
William Gilroy Darr1
M, b. 18 February 1856
Name Variation � William Gilroy Darr was also known as Gilderoy Fitzwilliam Darr.2�
Name Variation � William Gilroy Darr was also known as Roy.3�
Birth* 18 February 1856� He was born on 18 February 1856 in Linn County, Iowa.1,3,2�
(Witness) Census 1856� William Gilroy Darr appeared on the census of 1856 in the household of William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford in Marion Township, Linn County, Iowa.4�
Marriage* 1882� William Gilroy Darr married Jerusha Dillivan in 1882 in Rockwell City, Calhoun County, Iowa.3,2�
Occupation* 1900� William Gilroy Darr was a carpenter in 1900 in Jasper Township, Carroll County, Iowa.3�
Census1900* 4 June 1900� William was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census in Jasper Township, Carroll County, Iowa.3�
Jerusha Dillivan b. Oct 1855
Marriage* 1882� He married Jerusha Dillivan in 1882 in Rockwell City, Calhoun County, Iowa.3,2�
[S4420] 1900, Jasper Township, Carroll County, Iowa.
William Grey Darr1,2
M, b. 25 September 1822, d. 2 October 1909
Mother* Eliza Coach4
Birth* 25 September 1822� William Grey Darr was born on 25 September 1822 in Ohio.1,5�
� He was the son of Abraham Franklin Darr and Eliza Coach.3,4�
Marriage* 23 September 1847� William Grey Darr married Mary Ellen Arford on 23 September 1847 in Linn County, Iowa.1,6,7�
Census 1856� William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford appeared on the census of 1856 in Marion Township, Linn County, Iowa.8�
Census1860* 1 June 1860� On the 1860 Census in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa, William was listed as the head of a family.9�
Census1870* 15 July 1870� William was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Bertram Township, Linn County, Iowa.10�
Census1880* 1 June 1880� William was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Bertram, Linn County, Iowa.1�
Census 1885� He and Mary Ellen Arford appeared on the census of 1885 in Jasper Township, Carroll County, Iowa.11�
Census* 1895� William Grey Darr and Mary Ellen Arford appeared on the census of 1895 in Jasper Township, Carroll County, Iowa.12�
(husband) Death 3 May 1898� William's wife, Mary, died on 3 May 1898.5�
Death* 2 October 1909� William Grey Darr died on 2 October 1909 at age 87.5�
Burial* � He was buried in Lake City Cemetery, Jackson Township, Calhoun County, Iowa.5�
Mary Ellen Arford b. 27 Jul 1828, d. 3 May 1898
Marriage* 23 September 1847� He married Mary Ellen Arford on 23 September 1847 in Linn County, Iowa.1,6,7�
Francis C Darr3 b. c 1848
Abraham Lawen Darr3 b. 11 Mar 1850, d. 4 Aug 1947
John Leslie Darr10 b. Nov 1851, d. 1905
William Gilroy Darr10 b. 18 Feb 1856
Viola Angie Darr10 b. Sep 1859
Theodore Darr10 b. 12 May 1863, d. 9 Dec 1931
Hugh Byington Darr10 b. Mar 1868, d. 28 Oct 1953
[S4984] Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, IA, Deaths & Burials, 1850-1990.
[S1496] Ancestry.com, Iowa Vital Records: Marriages 1835-1900, selected counties.
[S2306] Missouri Marriage Index to 1851.
Kenneth Willard Darrow1
M, b. 16 February 1907, d. 11 January 1974
Birth* 16 February 1907� Kenneth was born on 16 February 1907 in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan. Son of William H Darrow and Harriet Dame.1,2,3�
Census1910* 25 April 1910� Kenneth was listed as a son in William H and Harriet A Darrow's household on the 1910 Census in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.4�
Census1920* 13 January 1920� Kenneth was listed as a son in William H and Harriet Darrow's household on the 1920 Census in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.5�
Marriage* 7 April 1928� He married Opal I Kellogg, daughter of Elsworth Abraham Kellogg and Jorgine Josephine Windedahl, on 7 April 1928 in Grand Traverse County, Michigan.1�
Census1930* 10 April 1930� Kenneth was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.2�
Census1940* 8 April 1940� Kenneth was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.6�
Death* 11 January 1974� He died on 11 January 1974 in Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan, at age 66.3,7�
Opal I Kellogg b. 4 Aug 1910, d. 27 Mar 1981
[S7929] Michigan Marriages, 1867-1952.
[S2418] 1930, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.
[S1894] Michigan, Deaths, 1971-1996.
[S2399] 1920, Traverse, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.
[S5554] 1940, Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.
Sarah Mava Dash1
Wesley Miller b. 25 Nov 1932, d. 28 Jun 2013
[S8454] Virginia Marriage Records 1936-2014.
Norman Edward Dauber1,2
M, b. 3 February 1920, d. 11 April 1996
Birth* 3 February 1920� Norman Edward Dauber was born on 3 February 1920 in Blind Lake Township, Cass County, Minnesota.1�
Census1930* 31 March 1930� Norman was listed as a son in John F and Louise C Dauber's household on the 1930 Census in Blind Lake Township, Cass County, Minnesota.3�
Census1940* 25 April 1940� Norman was listed as a son in John F and Louise Dauber's household on the 1940 Census in Blind Lake Township, Cass County, Minnesota.4�
Marriage* 11 November 1943� He married Charlott Esther Hildebran, daughter of Schuyler U Hildebran and Grace M Beals, on 11 November 1943.1�
(husband) Death 28 May 1992� Norman's wife died on 28 May 1992 in Pine River Township, Cass County, Minnesota.1,5�
Last Residence* � According to Social Security Administration the last residence of Norman Edward Dauber was in Pine River, Cass County, Minnesota.5�
Death* 11 April 1996� Norman died on 11 April 1996 in Blind Lake Township, Cass County, Minnesota, at age 76. (or 12 Apr).2,1,5�
Burial* � He was buried in Wabedo Cemetery, Cass County, Minnesota.1�
Charlott Esther Hildebran b. 15 Dec 1921, d. 28 May 1992
[S3730] Minnesota, Minnesota Death Records Index, 1908-2017, ancestry.com.
[S6946] 1930, Cass County, Minnesota.
Neal Dennis Daugherty1
Rosemary Stanfield
[S4245] Daniel, Allen's of Present & Past.
Nora Margie Daugherty1,2,3
F, b. 14 November 1895, d. 3 August 1975
Name Variation � Nora Margie Daugherty was also known as Margie.�
Birth* 14 November 1895� She was born on 14 November 1895 in Illinois.1,4�
Married Name circa 1915� As of circa 1915, her married name was Pinkston (Daugherty).1�
Marriage* circa 1915� She married Charles Otho Pinkston circa 1915.1�
Census1920* 29 January 1920� Margie was listed as Charles Otho Pinkston's wife on the 1920 Census in York Township, Clark County, Illinois.2�
Census1930* 15 April 1930� Nora was listed as Charles Otho Pinkston's wife on the 1930 Census in York Township, Clark County, Illinois.1�
Census1940* 5 April 1940� Margie was listed as Othy Pinkston's wife on the 1940 Census in York Township, Clark County, Illinois.5�
Milit-Regist* 27 April 1942� Charles Otho Pinkston listed Nora Margie Daugherty as the person that would always know Charles's address or was Next of Kin on 27 April 1942 in York, Clark County, Illinois.6�
(wife) Death 24 January 1969� Nora's husband, Charles, died on 24 January 1969 in West Union, Clark County, Illinois.4,7�
Death* 3 August 1975� Nora Margie Daugherty died on 3 August 1975 in West Union, Clark County, Illinois, at age 79.4,7�
Burial* � She was buried in Plymouth Cemetery, Melrose Township, Clark County, Illinois.4�
Charles Otho Pinkston b. 2 Jul 1893, d. 24 Jan 1969
Willard Anderson Pinkston1 b. 16 Feb 1917, d. 25 Jun 1975
[S2501] 1930, York Township, Clark County, Illinois.
[S4830] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, IL, Deaths & Stillb., 1916-1947.
Sarah Elizabeth Daugherty1
F, b. January 1853, d. 17 October 1915
Birth* January 1853� Sarah Elizabeth Daugherty was born in January 1853 in Illinois.2,3�
Married Name 11 February 1868� As of 11 February 1868, her married name was Mock (Daugherty).1�
Marriage* 11 February 1868� She married Thomas Newton Mock, son of John M Mock and Eleanor Tenery, on 11 February 1868 in Coles County, Illinois.1�
Census1870* 24 August 1870� Sarah and Simeon was listed as a neighbor of Thomas Newton Mock on the 1870 Census in Bowdre Township, Douglas County, Illinois.2�
Census1880* 15 June 1880� Sarah was listed as Thomas Newton Mock's wife on the 1880 Census in Butte Township, Sutter County, California.4�
Census* 1 March 1885� Sarah was listed as Thomas Newton Mock's wife on the 1 March 1885 Census in Walnut Grove, Neosho County, Kansas.5�
Married Name 26 January 1893� As of 26 January 1893, her married name was Andrew (Daugherty).6,3,7�
Marriage* 26 January 1893� Sarah Elizabeth Daugherty married Furlough Andrew on 26 January 1893 in Sutter County, California.6,3,7�
Census1900* 6 June 1900� Sarah was listed as Furlough Andrew's wife on the 1900 Census in Sutter Township, Sutter County, California.3�
Census1910* 18 April 1910� Sarah was listed as Furlough Andrew's wife on the 1910 Census in Sutter Township, Sutter County, California.8�
Death* 17 October 1915� Sarah died on 17 October 1915 in Meridian, Sutter County, California, at age 62.6�
Thomas Newton Mock b. 4 Jul 1848, d. 8 Apr 1885
John William Mock2 b. 1 Feb 1868, d. 18 May 1933
Marion Edward Mock5 b. 7 Nov 1873, d. 11 Apr 1941
James Wesley Mock5 b. 1877, d. 14 May 1918
Thomas Newton Mock5 b. 18 Mar 1885, d. 20 Jul 1950
Stella May Mock5 b. 18 Mar 1885, d. 26 Aug 1968
Furlough Andrew b. May 1864, d. 25 Feb 1929
[S7592] 1870, Douglas County, Illinois.
[S8298] 1900, Sutter County, California.
[S8297] California, Death and Burial Records from Select Counties, 1872-1987.
[S5048] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, CA, County Marriages, 1850-1952.
William L Daughtery1
M, d. before 2007
Death* before 2007� William L Daughtery died before 2007.1�
Evelyn Genevive Lindley
Chester Davenport1,2
M, b. 24 July 1903, d. 31 May 1967
Birth* 24 July 1903� Chester was born on 24 July 1903 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Son of Chester Davenport and Flora Peckman.2�
Census1910* 25 April 1910� Chester was listed as a son in Chester and Flora Davenport's household on the 1910 Census in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio.3�
Census1920* 26 January 1920� Chester was listed as a son in Chester and Flora Davenport's household on the 1920 Census in Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio.4�
Census1930* 5 April 1930� Chester was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census in Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio. Also in the household is wife, Flora J.5�
Marriage* 4 August 1956� He married Aily Vesta Compton, daughter of William Hendricks Compton and Virginia Margaret Fuller, on 4 August 1956 in Wayne County, Indiana.1,2�
Death* 31 May 1967� Chester Davenport died on 31 May 1967 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, at age 63.6,7�
Aily Vesta Compton b. 27 Jun 1908, d. 14 Jun 1989
[S8791] Indiana Marriages, 1810-2001.
Darrell Wayne David1,2
Kellie Lee Quick
[S2285] Ancestry.com, Texas Vital Records: Marriages 1814-1909 and 1966-2011.
[S5119] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, TX, Birth Index, 1903-1997.
Elsie Gertrude Davidson1,2,3
F, b. 9 May 1899, d. 9 November 1996
Birth* 9 May 1899� Elsie Gertrude Davidson was born on 9 May 1899 in Van Zandt County, Texas.1�
Marriage* 10 April 1920� She married James Columbus Inmon, son of Porter Marion Whitfield Inmon and Della Viola Chisholm, on 10 April 1920 in Wilbarger County, Texas.1,3�
Married Name 10 April 1920� As of 10 April 1920, her married name was Inmon (Davidson).1�
Census1930* 11 April 1930� Elsie was listed as James Columbus Inmon's wife on the 1930 Census in Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas.4�
Census1940* 11 April 1940� Elsie was listed as 's wife on the 1940 Census in Precinct 5, Wilbarger County, Texas.5�
(wife) Death 19 April 1960� Elsie's husband, James, died on 19 April 1960 in Wilbarger County, Texas.1,3�
Death* 9 November 1996� Elsie Gertrude Davidson died on 9 November 1996 in Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas, at age 97.3,6,2�
Burial* � She was buried in Fargo Cemetery, Fargo, Wilbarger County, Texas.3�
James Columbus Inmon b. 4 Jun 1895, d. 19 Apr 1960
James C Inmon5
Leldon G Inmon5 b. 15 Jul 1922, d. 9 Oct 1973
Eugene Inmon5
Fern Inmon5
[S2107] Rick Short, short.
[S2437] 1930, Wilbarger County, Texas.
[S2325] Texas Depatment of Health, Texas Death Index 1903-2000.
Ethel J Davidson1
F, b. 26 May 1902, d. 23 July 1979
Birth* 26 May 1902� Ethel was born on 26 May 1902 in Wilbarger County, Texas. Daughter of Joe W Davidson and Beth Newburn.1,2,3,4�
Marriage* 20 December 1919� She married Luther Glover Inmon, son of Porter Marion Whitfield Inmon and Della Viola Chisholm, on 20 December 1919 in Wilbarger County, Texas.1,5�
Married Name 20 December 1919� As of 20 December 1919, her married name was Inmon (Davidson).1,5�
Census1930* 11 April 1930� Ethel was listed as Luther Glover Inmon's wife on the 1930 Census in Precinct 5, Wilbarger County, Texas.6�
Census1940* 11 April 1940� Ethel J Davidson was census 1940 on 11 April 1940 in Precinct 5, Wilbarger County, Texas.7�
Death* 23 July 1979� Ethel died on 23 July 1979 in Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas, at age 77.1,8,3,2�
Luther Glover Inmon b. 30 Oct 1896, d. 20 Dec 1982
Vivian B Inmon6
Clois Glover Inmon6
Doris Mae Inmon9
Lois L Inmon9
Dwain Inmon7
[S4819] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, TX, Marriages, 1837-1973.
Leroy Arthur Davidson1,2
M, b. 3 November 1891, d. December 1967
Name Variation � Leroy Arthur Davidson was also known as Roy A.3�
Birth* 3 November 1891� Leroy was born on 3 November 1891 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Son of Arthur Davidson and Hattie Smith.1�
Census1900* 14 June 1900� Roy was listed as a son in Arthur and Hattie Davidson's household on the 1900 Census in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.3�
Census1910* 22 April 1910� Roy was listed as a son in Arthur and Harriett Davidson's household on the 1910 Census in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.4�
Physical Attributes* 5 June 1917� He was of short heiight and slender build and had blue eyes and light brown hair on 5 June 1917 in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.2�
Census1920* 17 January 1920� Leroy was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan. Also in the household is his wife, Flora.5�
Occupation* 1930� He was a building contractor in 1930 in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.6�
Census1930* 4 April 1930� Leroy was listed as a son in Arthur R and Harriett R Davidson's household on the 1930 Census in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.6�
Marriage* 6 September 1930� He married Eva Marie Pogue, daughter of Benjamin F Pogue and Estella Klepser, on 6 September 1930 in Elkhart County, Indiana.1�
Census1940* 5 April 1940� Leroy was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.7�
Milit-Regist* 27 April 1942� He signeddraft registration on 27 April 1942 in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.8�
(husband) Death 1959� Leroy's wife, Eva, died in 1959.9�
Last Residence* � According to Social Security Administration the last residence of Leroy Arthur Davidson was in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.10�
Death* December 1967� He died in December 1967 at age 76.10�
Eva Marie Pogue b. 15 Apr 1894, d. 1959
[S4822] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, IN, Marriages, 1811-2007.
[S2392] 1900, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.
Margaret E Davidson1
Birth* 26 January 1884� Margaret was born on 26 January 1884 in Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio. Daughter of Harry Davidson and Mary Jane Brown.1�
Married Name 31 January 1900� As of 31 January 1900, her married name was Duncan (Davidson).1�
Marriage* 31 January 1900� She married John W J L Duncan on 31 January 1900 in Columbiana County, Ohio.1�
Census1910* 18 April 1910� Margaret was listed as John W J L Duncan's wife on the 1910 Census in Fox Township, Carroll County, Ohio.2�
Census1920* 6 January 1920� Margaret was listed as John W J L Duncan's wife on the 1920 Census in Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio.3�
Census1930* 8 April 1930� Margaret was listed as John W J L Duncan's wife on the 1930 Census in Washington Township, Columbiana County, Ohio. Ther household also includes Margaret's mother, Mary Davison.4�
Census1940* 13 April 1940� John and Margaret was listed as a lodger on the 1940 Census in Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio.5�
(wife) Death 15 October 1940� Margaret's husband, John, died on 15 October 1940 in Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio.6�
Death* 18 September 1959� Margaret E Davidson died on 18 September 1959 in East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio, at age 75.7�
Burial* � She was buried in Woodland Cemetery, Salineville, Columbiana County, Ohio.7�
John W J L Duncan b. 25 Jun 1877, d. 15 Oct 1940
[S4823] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, OH, Co. Marriages, 1789-2013.
[S3438] 1910, Carroll County, Ohio.
[S3567] 1920, Columbiana County, Ohio.
[S4825] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, OH, Deaths, 1908-1953 & 1854-1997.


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Q: Lock by synchronize is acquired by shortest waiting threads I know that the synchronize(LOCK) is unfair, which means there is no guarantee that the longest waiting thread will win the lock. However in my little experiment below it seems that the lock was acquired by shortest waiting threads...
public class Demo {
    public static final Object LOCK = new Object();

    public void unfairDemo(){

        // Occupy the lock for 2 sec
        new Thread(() -> {
            synchronized (LOCK) {
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(2000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        }).start();

        // Spawn 10 new threads, each with 100ms interval, to see which can win the lock
        // If lock is fair then it should print the i in asc order
        for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            int finalI = i;
            new Thread(() -> {
                System.out.println("Added " + String.valueOf(finalI) + "th element to wait for lock");

                synchronized (LOCK) {
                    System.out.println("I got the lock, says " + String.valueOf(finalI) + "-th thread");
                }
            }).start();
            try {
                Thread.sleep(100);
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

        try {
            // Keep the program alive
            Thread.sleep(5000);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

}

Running unfairDemo() prints the following:
Added 0th element to wait for lock
Added 1th element to wait for lock
Added 2th element to wait for lock
Added 3th element to wait for lock
Added 4th element to wait for lock
Added 5th element to wait for lock
Added 6th element to wait for lock
Added 7th element to wait for lock
Added 8th element to wait for lock
Added 9th element to wait for lock
I got the lock, says 9-th thread
I got the lock, says 8-th thread
I got the lock, says 7-th thread
I got the lock, says 6-th thread
I got the lock, says 5-th thread
I got the lock, says 4-th thread
I got the lock, says 3-th thread
I got the lock, says 2-th thread
I got the lock, says 1-th thread
I got the lock, says 0-th thread

I expected that the order would be scrambled, but no matter how I tried the results are in reverse order. What did I do wrong here?

A: There are many sources, such as this, that already indicate that there should be no assumption regarding the order in which threads acquire locks. But it doesn't mean the order has to be scrambled.
It probably depends at the very least on the JVM implementation. For example, this document about HotSpot says:

Contended synchronization operations use advanced adaptive spinning techniques to improve throughput even for applications with significant amounts of lock contention. As a result, synchronization performance becomes so fast that it is not a significant performance issue for the vast majority of real-world programs.
...
In the normal case when there's no contention, the synchronization operation will be completed entirely in the fast-path. If, however, we need to block or wake a thread (in monitorenter or monitorexit, respectively), the fast-path code will call into the slow-path. The slow-path implementation is in native C++ code while the fast-path is emitted by the JITs.

I'm not an expert on HotSpot (maybe someone else can provide a more authoritative answer), but based on the C++ code, it looks like the contending threads will be pushed onto a LIFO structure, which may explain the stack-like order you observed:

// * Contending threads "push" themselves onto the cxq with CAS
//   and then spin/park.
...
//   Cxq points to the set of Recently Arrived Threads attempting entry.
//   Because we push threads onto _cxq with CAS, the RATs must take the form of
//   a singly-linked LIFO.

A:
What did I do wrong here?

You do all right.
Your expirement shows program execution order in this particular case. Java do not guarantee any order of threads execution without special efforts from programmer's side.
Try this to see chaos:
public class Demo {
    public static final Object LOCK = new Object();

    public void unfairDemo() {
        createThread(0).start();
        for (var i = 1; i < 5; i++) {
            createThread(i).start();
        }
    }

    private static Thread createThread(final int number) {
        return new Thread(() -> {
            System.out.println("Added " + number + "th element to wait for lock");
            synchronized (LOCK) {
                System.out.println("I got the lock, says " + number + "-th thread");
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(number == 0 ? 2000 : 100);
                } catch (InterruptedException ex) {
                    ex.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        });
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new Demo().unfairDemo();
    }

}

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A clip recording the conversation between the TYSON sector ATC and the C-130 pilot who saw Flight 77 shortly before it hit the Pentagon. Extracted from files obtained by John Farmer (original link now dead).
(The original recording isn't clearly time coded, so please regard these times as approximate only.)
9:36:41 - ATC: GOFER zero 6, traffic is 11 o'clock and five miles northbound fast moving, type and altitude unknown.
9:36:49 - GOFER06: GOFER zero 6 we have the traffic in sight >unintelligible<
9:36:52 - ATC: Ah, you have the traffic, do you know what kind it is, can you see?
9:36:54 - GOFER06: Looks like a 757 sir.
9:36:59 - ATC: A 757. Can you estimate his altitude?
9:36:59 - GOFER06: Ah, looks like he's at low altitude right now sir.
9:37:04 - ATC: GOFER eight [sic] six, thank you.
>crosstalk<
>pause<
9:37:17 - GOFER06: That, ah, traffic from GOFER zero 6 is still in a descent now, and, uh, looks like he's strolled [?] out north east [?]
9:37:24 - ATC: All right. Thank you.
9:37:30 - ATC: GOFER eight [sic] six, climb and maintain, uh,
9:37:32 - ATC background: You getting the military?
9:37:33 - ATC: Yeah. Stand by. GOFER eight [sic] six,
9:37:35 - ATC: GOFER eight [sic] six, turn right and follow the traffic, please.
9:37:40 - ATC: GOFER eight [sic] six, turn right heading zero eight zero, we're going to vector you for the traffic.
9:37:44 - GOFER06: Okay, zero eight zero, GOFER zero six it's...
9:37:47 - ATC: Dulles, I'm keeping GOFER eight six, uh, zero six with me for a while.
>ATC interacts with another flight<
9:38:23 - GOFER06: Washington, this is GOFER zero six.
9:38:25 - ATC: GOFER zero six, go ahead.
9:38:26 - GOFER06: [?] ... aircraft is down, he's in our [a?] twelve o'clock position, looks like it's just a, uh, north, west of the airfield at this time sir.
9:38:36 - ATC: GOFER eight [sic] six, thank you, descend and maintain two thousand
9:38:39 - GOFER06: Okay, we're down to two thousand
9:38:53 - GOFER06: And uh, this is GOFER zero six, it looks like that aircraft crashed into the Pentagon, sir.
9:38:59 - ATC: GOFER eight [sic] six, GOFER zero six, thank you.
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by: NBC4 Staff
COLUMBUS (WCMH) — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a proclamation, Thursday, mobilizing the Ohio National Guard ahead of expected protests during the upcoming presidential inauguration.
DeWine, along with Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, announced the mobilization during a briefing to discuss rumored protests centered around the inauguration of Joe Biden. Troopers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol will also be on hand to increase security.
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Otto Gustaf Carlsund (født 11. december 1897 i Sankt Petersburg ; død 25. juli 1948 i Stockholm) var en svensk kubistisk maler, kunstkritiker og udstillingsarrangør.

Carlsund tilbragt de første år i Sankt Petersburg, hvor familien var udstationeret. Han rejste 1908 med moren tilbage til Sverige.
I en periode studerede han i Dresden, i Norge på Konstakademien og hos Fernand Léger i Paris 1924-30.

1930 udsendte han med blandt andre Theo van Doesburg manifestet om konkret kunst Art Concret, der var rettet mod opkomsten i 1920'erne af surrealismen med dens intreresse for symbolsk gengivelse af underbevidstheden.
Heroverfor hedder det i manifestets punkt 3° fra foråret 1930:

 "Maleriet skal være helt bygget op med rent plastiske elementer, det vil sige overflader og farver. Et billedelement har ingen betydning ud over 'sig selv'; derfor har et maleri ikke nogen anden betydning end 'sig selv'."

Carlsund var på Stockholmudstillingen 1930 medarrangør af en udstilling i Restaurang Puck med postkubistisk kunst. Der solgtes kun tre billeder, og udstillingen er siden blevet kaldt "konkretistfiaskot"
Da hans ideer ikke vandt megen genklang i Sverige, virkede han i mange år derefter som kritiker, skribent og redaktør.

I dag beskrives udstillingen i Stockholm 1930 dog som "..kanske..den viktigaste modernistiska utställning som ägt rum i Sverige".
Og i 2012 solgtes et billede af Carlsund på auktion for 7.670.000 kr.

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 Om Otto G. Carlsund, Erik Olson, konkretistfiaskot och Stockholmsutställningen 1930 fra Auktionsverket.se via Archive.org
 Otto G. Carlsund hos Artnet.fr − 184 billeder
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Q: Adding and removing checkboxes dynamically I want to make ToDoList App. After successfully adding task to do (which contains checkbox, JLabel and date, all putted in a box) i want to remove them dynamically. With adding it's not problem but when i try to remove (ater clicking checked in checkbox) it works only once. Then it either removes not once which are intended or not removing them at all. I am not sure why it's not working so I paste all code below.
JSpinner dateSpin;
Box eventBox, boxBox;
Box[] taskBox = new Box[1000];
JTextField eventName;
Date date;
Checkbox[] doneCheck = new Checkbox[1000];
JLabel taskLabel;
JPanel panel;
JScrollPane scrollPane;
SimpleDateFormat simpleDate;
int i = 0;

public static void main(String[] args) {

    new Main();
}

private Main(){
    this.setSize(400, 600);
    this.setTitle("To-Do List");
    this.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
    this.setResizable(false);
    this.setLocationRelativeTo(null);

    panel = new JPanel();
    panel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(panel, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
    boxBox = Box.createVerticalBox();
    scrollPane = new JScrollPane(panel, JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED, JScrollPane.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER);

    eventBox = Box.createHorizontalBox();
    eventBox.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEtchedBorder());

    JLabel plusSign = new JLabel("+");
    plusSign.setFont(new Font("Serafi", PLAIN, 20));
    plusSign.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(Integer.MAX_VALUE, plusSign.getMinimumSize().height));
    eventBox.add(plusSign);

    eventName = new JTextField(20);
    eventName.setFont(new Font("Times", Font.ITALIC, 15));
    eventName.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(Integer.MAX_VALUE, eventName.getMinimumSize().height));
    eventName.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
        @Override
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
            if(e.getSource() == eventName){
                /* to do: saving every task in some file, figure out how to remove
                   those tasks (checkbox + jlabel) -> whole box from screen or how to send them to "done"
                   also "done" to do*/

                simpleDate = new SimpleDateFormat("E-dd-MM-yyyy");
                taskBox[i] = Box.createHorizontalBox();
                taskBox[i].setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(simpleDate.format(date)));

                doneCheck[i] = new Checkbox();
                doneCheck[i].addItemListener(new ItemListener() {
                    @Override
                    public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {

                        int k = 0;
                        for (int j = 0; j < doneCheck.length; j++) {
                            if(doneCheck[j].getState()){
                                //remove(doneCheck[k]);
                                //System.out.println("?" + i + "?" + k + " " + e.getSource().toString());
                                System.out.println("xxxxx" + doneCheck[j].getState());
                                break;
                            }
                            System.out.println("oooooo");
                            k++;

                        }
                        System.out.println(doneCheck.length + taskBox[k].toString());
                        //System.out.println("! " + k +  " " + e.getSource().toString());
                        boxBox.remove(taskBox[k]);
                        //boxBox.removeAll();
                        boxBox.revalidate();
                        boxBox.repaint();

                    }
                });

                taskBox[i].add(doneCheck[i]);

                String taskName = eventName.getText();
                taskLabel = new JLabel(taskName);
                taskLabel.setMinimumSize(new Dimension(500,10));
                taskLabel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 10));
                taskBox[i].add(taskLabel);

                boxBox.add(taskBox[i]);
                boxBox.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(Integer.MAX_VALUE, boxBox.getMinimumSize().height + 11));
                panel.add(boxBox);
                panel.revalidate();
                panel.repaint();
                i++;
            }
        }
    });
    eventBox.add(eventName);

    date = new Date();
    dateSpin = new JSpinner(new SpinnerDateModel(date, null, null, Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH));
    JSpinner.DateEditor dateEditor = new JSpinner.DateEditor(dateSpin, "dd/MM/yy");
    dateSpin.setEditor(dateEditor);
    dateSpin.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(Integer.MAX_VALUE, dateSpin.getMinimumSize().height));
    dateSpin.addChangeListener(new ChangeListener() {
        @Override
        public void stateChanged(ChangeEvent e) {
            if(e.getSource() == dateSpin){
                date = (Date) dateSpin.getValue();

            }
        }
    });
    eventBox.add(dateSpin);

    panel.add(eventBox, new FlowLayout());

    this.add(scrollPane);
    this.setVisible(true);
}

A: Unless you are initializing doneCheck items somewhere, this:
Checkbox[] doneCheck = new Checkbox[1000];

And this:
int k = 0;
for (int j = 0; j < doneCheck.length; j++) {
    if (doneCheck[j].getState()) {
--------^^^^^^^^^^^^

Is probably one the reason it fails: you probably got a NullPointerException somewhere, eg: when value of j > 0. The NPE will probably be catched by the EventDispatchThread which may or may not be kind enough to show it on stderr...
I fail to see why you are using this array, and you can shorten your code and avoid NPE like this:
Checkbox cb = new Checkbox();
cb.addItemListener(event -> {
  if (cb.getState()) { // not null!
    boxBox.remove(cb);
    boxBox.revalidate();
    boxBox.repaint();
  }
});

doneCheck[i] = cb; // I still don't know why you need that.

A: You never remove elements from the taskBox and doneCheck arrays.
Now if you mark the first entry as done, your ItemListener will always find this first entry when looping over the doneCheck array.
Marking the entries as done in reverse order (always the last shown entry) will remove one entry after the other.

As to your software design: it's considered bad practice to manage your data in several parallel arrays.
Please consider creating a custom class for the todo items that manages all the elements of a single todo item.

A: My guess is that you have 2 variables global int i = 0 and local int k = 0 in here
           public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {

                   // int k = 0;//<-------- LOCAL
                    for (int j = 0; j < doneCheck.length; j++) {
                        if(doneCheck[j].getState()){
                         //Either k = j;
                            boxBox.remove(taskBox[j]);
                            //remove(doneCheck[k]);
                            //System.out.println("?" + i + "?" + k + " " +      e.getSource().toString());
                            System.out.println("xxxxx" + doneCheck[j].getState());
                            break;
                        }
                        System.out.println("oooooo");
                        //k++;//<-- ALWAYS == last j value before the break;

                    }
                    System.out.println(doneCheck.length + taskBox[k].toString());
                    //System.out.println("! " + k +  " " + e.getSource().toString());
                    //boxBox.remove(taskBox[k]);//
                    //boxBox.removeAll();
                    boxBox.revalidate();
                    boxBox.repaint();

                }

Every time you call for itemStateChanged int k = 0; will be initialized to 0 and you will be removing element[j] from array of taskBox. As you k++ statement will be equal to the last j value before the break; because it sits after the if(doneCheck[j].getState()){...
Try moving boxBox.remove(taskBox[j]); inside the for loop and using j instead of k.


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Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the ground sirloin and cook, crumbling the meat with a wooden spoon, for 5 to 7 minutes, until the meat has started to brown. Stir in the garlic, oregano, and red pepper flakes and cook for 1 more minute. Pour 1 cup of the wine into the skillet and stir to scrape up any browned bits. Add the tomatoes, tomato paste, 1 tablespoon salt, and 1 1/2 teaspoons pepper, stirring until combined. Bring to a boil, lower the heat, and simmer for 10 minutes.
1. Preheat the oven to 325 F. Line an 8" square baking pan with parchment paper or foil allowing a little overhang and spray with nonstick cooking spray. Set aside.
2. Mix the melted butter and graham cracker crumbs until thoroughly combined. Press the mixture into the bottom of the prepared pan. Bake in preheated oven for 6 minutes. Remove pan to a cooling rack.
3. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment cream together the cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Mix in the egg and vanilla on low speed just until incorporated. Pour the cheesecake batter into the prepared crust. Using your hand to form clumps, distribute the cookie dough onto the top of the cheesecake. Evenly cover a top layer with cookie clumps (I used about half my cookie dough package).
4. Bake for about 30 minutes, until the top feels dry and firm (the cookie dough) and the entire pan looks set if given a gentle shake. Move bars to a cooling rack and allow to cool completely. Chill in refrigerator overnight or for at least a couple hours.
5. Lift the bars out by the overhang and cut into squares for serving. Enjoy!
What did you cook over the Labor Day weekend? I'm a little sad I didn't get any hot dogs!
I love Ina! I have one of her cookbooks and everything just looks so good in it. Nice cheat on the dessert, which looks yummy. Did you know that Philly also has a ready-made cheesecake filling? I don't think it's quite as good as homemade, but good in a pinch. Come link up on Thursday!
Oh my goodness those cookie cheesecake things look absolutely amazing! I'll have to try them for sure!
Yum! I've been wanting to make bolognese forever. I'll have to give ita try!


Do you know what a tsunami is? Tsunami is a japanese word that means "Harbour wave". Tsunamis are big waves that cause destruction. Not only that, it also sweeps out the debris after it comes in which makes it worse. It can kill up to thousands of people every time it happens.
A tsunami is caused by many reasons, but all of them make sudden movement of the ocean floor. Most tsunamis are caused by underwater earthquakes. An underwater earthquake is caused when the tectonic plates of the earth surface slip, making and releasing a massive amount of energy.
The energy carries up to the surface, moving the water and raising it above the normal sea level. But it's not that simple. Gravity then pulls it down so the water will ripple outwards. A tsunami is made from all of this.
The tsunami will gradually slow down and increase height when it approaches land. Once it reaches land, then it will start its destruction. A tsunami goes as far as 16 kilometres in. After it goes in, the water will sweep back out to the ocean/sea, dragging everything that has been caught in its path.
It can kill many people, right? Nobody wants to be killed, right? So we must know how to protect ourselves when a tsunami is coming. The reason the japanese called tsunamis "harbor waves" is because you can only see a tsunami when it is close to the shore. That also make it hard to detect a tsunami quicker.
But before it comes in, the tide will retreat further than usual. You can watch for that to know whether a tsunami is coming. If there is an earthquake that is shaking severely/makes it hard to stand up, that could mean a tsunami is approaching. If the water is moving strangely of making odd sounds, that is also another sign for a tsunami coming.
When a tsunami occurs, get to higher ground or as far away from the coast immediately. That way, you might avoid getting swallowed by the water. If it is too late, go on the roof/higher level of a tall building or hold on to a tree or a floating object. Boats are usually safest in waters taller than 20 metres. Be cautious that there could be over one wave and they could be bigger, stronger and more destructive.
Remember that the water will soon go back out to the sea/ocean. Try to not stray from your spot until you are positive that the tsunami is over. Otherwise, you could be swept out to sea with the retreating water.
It will take a long time to restore everything back to normal. Houses, cars, apartments, buildings, power lines; they all could be damaged. Be careful of what water you drink, it could be contaminated. Thousands of people will probably be killed/missing. People could be injured/unconscious. Remember your own safety before helping others. If you see someone trapped in a dangerous spot, don't attempt to help them. Call the ambulance/police/firetruck for help. Everything might never be the same after the tsunami.
Tsunamis are hazardous. They kill lots of people. We need to learn about them to be safe. Did you know there are three types of tsunamis? They're called: Distant tsunamis, Regional tsunamis and Local tsunamis. The local tsunamis are the most dangerous because you only get a few minutes warning! The other two are slightly safer because the warning time is a few hours (a regional tsunami gets 1-3 hours warning and the distant tsunami gets over three hours warning).
So now you know a bit about tsunami and how to survive. You've got to remember this for future use so you don't end up dead in a tsunami. Tsunamis can be any size, any shape, but they are all deadly.
Hi Sophie lovely writing and you gave lots of information about tsunami. How long did you spend to finished the writing?
I took a little more than a week to write this.
Great work Shopie that description of a tsunami sounds really dangerous i'm glad I now know what to do if one is coming.
how strong is the tsunami?


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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Says He Is No Longer Bound By Nuclear Missile Moratorium – NPR, Npr.org
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Wednesday he no longer felt bound by a self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile testing, which has held for the past two years. However, he stopped short of saying he was breaking off nuclear negotiations with the US, nor did he formally announce a shift to a more hardline policy.
The official Korean Central News Agency carriedKim's remarks , which he made to a four-day plenary session of the ruling Workers Party Central Committee, just completed in Pyongyang.
Kim was expected to make key remarks in a televised New Year's address, but state media had not aired the speechas of noon local time, leading to speculation that Kim had said all he wanted to say to the party plenum, and was skipping this year address.
KCNA quoted Kim as saying there was no reason to remain committed to his moratorium because the US had not reciprocated his gestures, but continued to hold joint military drills with South Korea and sent advanced weapons to the South. "This is chilling our efforts for worldwide nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation," Kim added.
The U.S. has scaled back military exercises with Seoul in hopes of facilitating diplomacy. But it has also sold advanced F – A fighter jets to South Korea.
Kim threatened to take unspecified "shocking action," adding that "the world will witness a new strategic weapon" which North Korea will soon have.
Kim also accused the US of playing for time, drawing out nuclear negotiations, while maintaining sanctions and hostile policies "to completely strangle and stifle" North Korea. "This is the double-dealing behavior of the brigandish US," Kim commented.
President Trump has repeatedly touted North Korea's testing moratorium as a political victory. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he hoped Pyongyang would continue down a peaceful, diplomatic path.
"If Chairman Kim has reneged on the commitments he made to President Trump, that is deeply disappointing," he said in an interview with CBS News.
"He made those commitments to President Trump in exchange for President Trump agreeing not to conduct large-scale military exercises," Pompeo added. "We've lived up to our commitments. We continue to hold out hope that he'll live up to his as well."
Washington has rejected Kim's assertions that it is dithering on negotiations. Special envoy on North Korea Stephen Biegun recently insisted that the U.S. has put forth creative suggestions on how to proceed with diplomacy, but that North Korea has not responded positively.
Over the past year, Kim and his officials have threatened to follow a "new way," building up its nuclear deterrent, giving up on negotiations with the US, and relying more economically and diplomatically on China and Russia.
Two staged horseback rides across the snowy Mt. Paektu on the border with China, and the four-day party plenum unprecedented in his eight-year rule gave the impression that Kim was considering a strategic change of direction for the country at a critical juncture.
Without explicitly calling for a formal shift, Kim suggested that he would seize the initiative, and not wait for the situation to turn favorable. "We should never dream that the US and the hostile forces would leave us alone to live in peace, but we should make [a] frontal breakthrough with the might of self-reliance," he told the plenum.
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Q: C++: Execute function when program terminates Some programs pop "Save before exit?" message when terminating.
And I wonder if I can implement this with C++ console application.
So I tried some standard functions like signal and atexit.
But they only work when:

*

*main() returns (atexit)

*sending interrupt through Ctrl+C (on Windows, SIGINT)

*an error occurs (SIGABRT)

So yeah, how? Is it only possible with GUI application?

A: In comments, you said:

I want exit events to happen when that 'X' button is pressed(On windows).
  That's part of GUI I guess.
  Than what kind of request is sent to program when the exit button of the console is pressed?

You can use SetConsoleCtrlHandler() to register a user defined callback function that receives a CTRL_CLOSE_EVENT notification when the console window is closed:

A signal that the system sends to all processes attached to a console when the user closes the console (either by clicking Close on the console window's window menu, or by clicking the End Task button command from Task Manager).


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Jan Smiřický († 7. září 1453 Staré Město pražské) byl jedním z husitských hejtmanů pražského svazu, patřil ke konzervativním kališníkům. V období po husitských válkách zachovával většinou pozici neutrála a v různých jednáních působil jako prostředník. Byl členem rady zemského správce Jiřího z Poděbrad, kterého později zradil, za což byl popraven.

Život
Jan Smiřický pocházel z málo významného zemanského rodu (jeho šlechtický původ byl dokonce zpochybňován). Poprvé je zmiňován v roce 1415 jako jeden z vyšehradských manů, své působení i později svázal s Prahou. Jako hejtman pražského svazu se v letech 1421–1422 zúčastnil tažení proti Zikmundovým stoupencům ve středních Čechách, bojů u Kutné Hory proti druhé křížové výpravě i obléhání Karlštejna. S oddíly pražanů bojoval ještě v bitvě u Ústí nad Labem v roce 1426.

V roce 1422 byl jedním z devatenácti rozhodčích, kteří měli omezit vzrůstající vliv Jana Želivského v Praze. Na svatohavelském sněmu v roce 1423 se stal členem sboru 12 zemských hejtmanů. Patřil ke konzervativnímu panskému křídlu a byl přívržencem Zikmunda Korybutoviče. Po Korybutově zajetí radikální částí Pražanů v roce 1427 se zapojil do spiknutí kališnických i katolických pánů pod vedením Hynka Koldštejnského, jehož cílem bylo provést v Praze převrat. Plán však prozradil svým pražským přátelům Vilém Kostka z Postupic, takže strana Jana Rokycany byla připravena a útočníci neuspěli. Jan Smiřický skončil ve vězení, kde zůstal asi tři měsíce (podle některých zdrojů mu z vězení pomohla uprchnout jakási žena). Následně vypověděl Pražanům nepřátelství, které ještě během roku 1428 skončilo smírem.

V dalším období působil Smiřický hlavně na diplomatickém poli, účastnil se jednání se zástupci basilejského koncilu i se Zikmundem Lucemburským. Po Zikmundově smrti zůstal věrný jeho nástupci Albrechtovi, v období bezvládí po roce 1440 se stal vedle Jiřího z Poděbrad druhým hejtmanem boleslavského landfrýdu. Ve sporech mezi Jednotou poděbradskou a Jednotou strakonickou zachovával spíše neutralitu nebo lavíroval, vystupoval i v roli prostředníka při jednáních. V roce 1451 byl členem delegace, která vyjednávala ve Vídni s římským králem Fridrichem o vydání Ladislava Pohrobka do Čech, o rok později se stal jedním z 11 členů poradního sboru zemského správce Jiřího z Poděbrad. Když však měl Ladislav přijet do země, poslal mu přes jeho poručníka Ulricha Celjského dopis, kterým ho před Čechy varoval. Celjský však dopis poslal Jiříkovi, který rozhodl o okamžité popravě zrádce. Smiřický byl bez soudu veřejně popraven na Staroměstském náměstí.

Rodina a državy
Jan byl prvorozeným synem Václava ze Smiřic, zakladatele rodu; měl mladšího bratra Jindřicha a sestru Kateřinu. Rodové majetky výrazně rozmnožil: měl v zástavě mimo jiné arcibiskupskou Roudnici, bezdězské panství a Bělou, získal Helfenburk, Housku, Jestřebí a Lysou nad Labem. S manželkou Markétou z Michalovic měl syny Václava a Jindřicha. Jejich poručníky byly po jeho smrti ustanoveni Jan mladší z Rabštejna a Zdeněk ze Šternberka (který se poručnictvím nemálo obohatil).

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura
 ČECHURA, Jaroslav, KUCROVÁ, Veronika a VLASÁKOVÁ, Zuzana. Smiřičtí: krátké dějiny úspěšného rodu. Vydání první. Praha: Nakladatelství Lidové noviny, 2018. 474 s. Šlechtické rody Čech, Moravy a Slezska; svazek 16. ISBN 978-80-7422-646-5
 JUKL, Jakub Jiří. Jan Smiřický ze Smiřic: vzestup a pád zakladatele slavného rodu. Vyd. 1. České Budějovice: Veduta, 2012. 235 s. Osobnosti českých a moravských dějin; sv. 13. ISBN 978-80-86829-78-4

Externí odkazy
 Rodokmen Smiřických na stránkách genealogy.euweb.cz (Miroslav Marek)
 Rodokmen s erby na stránkách www.roskildehistorie.dk

Jan I.
Čeští šlechtici
Husitští válečníci
Úmrtí v roce 1453
Úmrtí 7. září
Popravení na Staroměstském náměstí (Praha)
Popravení stětím
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Q: Is it possible to update a variable in foldLeft function based on a condition? I am trying to write scala code which gives maximum sum from contiguous sub-array from the given array. For example, val arr= Array(-2, -3, 4, -1, -2, 1, 5, -3). In this array I need to get maximum contiguous sub-array sum i.e 4+(-1)+(-2)+(1)+5 = 7. I wrote following code for getting this result.
scala> arr.foldLeft(0) { (currsum,newnum) => if((currsum+newnum)<0) 0 else { if(currsum<(currsum+newnum)) (currsum+newnum) else currsum }}
res5: Int = 10

but deviated from actual result as I am unable to update the maximum_so_farvalue as the counting/summation goes on. Since I have used foldLeft to do this functionality, is there any possibility to update the maximum_so_farvariable only when sum of contiguous sub array elements is greater than previous max_sum?
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A: Well, obviously you have to propagate two values along your input data for this computation, just as you would need to do in the imperative case:
arr.foldLeft((0,0)){
  case ((maxSum, curSum), value) => {
    val newSum = Math.max(0, curSum + value)
    (Math.max(maxSum, newSum), newSum)
  }
}._1

An other way would be to compute the intermediate results (lazily if you want) and then select the maximum:
arr.toIterator.scanLeft(0){
  case (curSum, value) =>
    Math.max(0, curSum + value)
}.max


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On Sunday June 11, 2017 residents from Old Ottawa South, the Glebe, Old Ottawa East, and Heron Park will cycle along familiar neighbourhood streets and pathways heading for Windsor Park and our very first Capital Spokes Bike Rodeo.
Depending on where cyclists live, your routes will take you along streets like Percy, Glebe Avenue, O'Connor, Bank, Echo Drive, Avenue Road, Main Street, Brookfield, Clementine, Aylmer Avenue & Colonel By Drive. See our Heron Park route map below. You can meet start from Kaladar Park at 9 am, Heron Park at 9:15, or meet up at Timmermans Park at 9:30.
For those of you interested in a more active role in the rally and rodeo contact us at trafficandsafety@oldottawasouth.ca.
Rally and rodeo volunteers will meet at 10:30 a.m. Saturday morning June 10th at the Old Firehall in Old Ottawa South. A two-hour training session by Can-Bike specialists will provide useful bike training and tips to help guide cyclists along their rally routes and to their destination. Some volunteers will be expected to ride with groups of 5-8 cyclists and others will be needed at certain crossroads and rodeo stations. This is an event where even if you don't cycle there is room to participate!
If you've been following us in OSCAR and online, you'll already know what a Bike Rodeo is. For those of you who are new to the game, Bike Rodeos are fun, family events that promote safe cycling routes and practices on our city streets. Sponsored and organized by Ottawa's Safer Roads program, the rodeos include interactive safety and information booths and are often accompanied by a community organized bicycle rally. Routes are determined in advance and maps identify for cyclists which route to take.
All identified routes from each of the participating communities will lead to Windsor Park. Once at Windsor Park, participants of all ages: children, teens and adults (all bike broncos) manoeuvre their bicycles from one interactive activity/rodeo station to another learning and practicing basic safety tasks such as simple bike maintenance, checking helmets for correct fit, how and when to signal, and navigating turns and roundabouts.
Parents are encouraged to participate. The purpose of the rodeo is to explore safe cycle routes in Old Ottawa South and neighbouring communities, and to provide cyclists with the tools and know-how to travel safely.
Our goal is to make this Bike Rodeo/Rally an annual event with each of the partnering communities taking turns to host rodeo/activity stations in neighbourhood parks to promote safe cycling routes and practices in Capital Ward and our City streets.
Our elected government representatives from the municipal, provincial and federal levels, or their delegates, will be afforded 15 minutes to respond to questions submitted by the Association. Below are the questions.
1. What are your views on how the developer of the Heron high rise has interpreted the Bank Street Community Development Plan? Specifically, how they have chosen to use the maximum height allowed by the rezoning (and opposed by the residents) but they have ignored the other elements that the residents would like to see, i.e., mixed use of ground floor rooms.
2. Several new buildings have been built in HP in the last couple of years, since the HP community centre has been added to the list of planned municipal projects: 2 apartment buildings on Rockingham, 2 more on Gregg and Clover, the Salus building. How much money from these has been allocated for our new centre?
1. Will you reform the OMB so the wishes of the majority of the community's residents will have an appropriate weight in decisions regarding developments in their neighbourhood?
2. How would you go about doing this?
1. We have plenty of NCC property abutting our community. We have cleaned up surprising amounts of garbage dumped onto the Sawmill Creek corridor. As the federal representative for our area, how can you help us gain cooperation from the NCC in posting No Dumping signs and in preventing people from dumping garbage in these places?
2. Will the federal government support the twinning of the OTrain (Trillium line)?
Randy Paladeau found a set of keys on May 24 in the morning at the south side of the #112 bus stop on Clementine near Heron.
If you know whose they are, please leave a comment to this post so we can get them back to the owner.
Here are a few pictures from this year's carnival.
2015 HPCA Community Appreciation Party !
Pizza, wings and beverages will be provided.
All community volunteers and rink staff are invited.
Local political representatives (David, John and David) are also invited.
See you on the 24th at 6 p.m.!
You can win big at Heron Park Trivia Night this Sunday!
We have some nice loot available to win during the trivia quiz: bottles of wine, Ottawa 67's tickets, passes for the War Museum, gift cards for Second Cup, Pelican's restaurant & fish market, Le's Nails and more!
Come, join us for dinner at 5 and/or the quiz night at 7. We're raising money for our community centre building fund.
2014 Annual General Meeting – We're looking for additional board members.
The Annual General Meeting of the Heron Park Community Association will be on Tuesday, Dec 2 at 7pm at Billingswood Manor at the corner of Bank St and Ohio (map). Please enter by the side door at the dining room (on the right hand side of the building, just follow the signs).
Federal MP David McGuinty will be in attendance, we will receive an update on our work to raise funds for a new community centre, and we will discuss issues and concerns of the community. Since we elect executive members for two year terms, we do not have executive elections this year, but we do have openings for additional board members. You can also renew your membership or join the community association for the low, low price of just $5 per family.