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Kate Hudson says she's a better mum since Matt Bellamy split
March 01, 2016 - 11:53 GMT Chloe Best Kate Hudson says she and Matt Bellamy have become better parents since their split
Kate Hudson says she and Matt Bellamy have become better parents since their split. The former couple have remained on good terms after calling off their engagement in 2014, and Kate says it has benefitted their four-year-old son Bingham.
Speaking to Red magazine, Kate explained: "I do believe that it is better to have two people as parents that are truly happy in themselves for [the sake of] their children. If they can't sustain that at home and if it's affecting their family, then they have to look at their relationship.
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The former couple are parents to four-year-old Bingham
"Of course, the goal is always to stay together. Matt and I really worked on it together and we came to the point where we realised that we are really better as friends and that is a healthier approach for our kids. And we can see the results."
Following the split Matt has moved on with model Elle Evans, while Kate has most recently been linked to Nick Jonas. The 36-year-old said she gets frustrated with the scrutiny surrounding their friendship, claiming it's different for men and women.
Kate Hudson said she and Matt Bellamy are better off as friends
"The media scrutinises all single women in the public eye. You cannot have a conversation with a man without being attached to them," she said. "One: can women not be friends with men? Two: are they implying that a single woman is constantly looking to be in a relationship or is in need of a man? You don't get that with men."
Nick has done nothing to dispel the rumours about their relationship, telling Complex magazine that the actress is "incredible".
"We had an unbelievable connection as two humans who just admire things about each other, and see something in each other that's beautiful."
Out of respect for Kate he said wouldn't discuss whether they have a physical relationship, but he added: "We did have a beautiful connection. Even now I have so much admiration and respect. She's amazing."
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You may also work with contractors that get declined by a quick bond program before even getting to the biggest quick bond program. CCI Surety also specializes in working with contractors that have been declined by quick bond programs. CCI Surety's programs could include contractors with low credit scores, past financial difficulties, or lack of financial sophistication. We have flexibility to find the biggest bond program possible for your contractors, even with challenges.
The CCI Surety Small Contractor Program is designed for contractors that have a low credit score situation that is limiting their bond capacity or causing them to be completely declined for bonds. There is no minimum credit score requirement for this program. Experience and other factors are weighed more heavily. This program is designed for construction projects $400,000 and under. This program also does not require company financials to qualify!
CCI Surety can also handle large Bid or Performance and Payment Bonds when there is a low credit score situation. The application portion is the same as smaller projects but we need a little more supporting information. On larger projects where there is a low credit score score situation, we may need more company and personal financial information. We have many options, even on larger projects.
Low credit score Bond situations can also come in smaller forms. These types of low credit score bond situations usually fall into our commercial bond department. There are many types of commercial, probate, court, and miscellaneous bonds. Contact us directly if you are not sure what type of bond you need, or if you have been declined for any type of bond due to a low credit score score.
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Сајамска палата у Холешовицама  (чеш. Veletržní palác v Holešovicích) једна од првих и највећих функционалистичких зграда у Прагу у Чешкој. Палата је првобитно била намењена сајмовима (отуда и њен назив Сајамска плата), касније је била седиште спољнотрговинских предузећа, а данас је палата седиште Националне галерије у Прагу, у којој се налази стална изложбена поставка из историје уметности 20. и 21. века и друге изложбене поставке. Зграда је проглашена за непокретно културно добро Чешке од 1958. године.

Историја
Палату су дизајнирали архитекте Josefa Fuchse и Oldřicha Tyla након што су освојиле прву награду на архитектонском конкурсу.

Палата је грађене између 1925. и 1928. године. Са површином од око 13.500 м2, у периоду између два светска рата палата је била највећа зграда овог типа на свету.[2] У то време служила је  Прашким компанијама за организовање сајмова.

Од октобра 1941. године, нацистички окупатори су оближњи простор такозване Радио пијаце (такође назване Ново излагалиште, насупрот Сајамске улице и Сајамске палате, који је данас комплекс Парк хотел) користили као место окупљања Јевреја држављана Чешке и Моравске пре него што су их депортовали у концентрационе логоре.

После Другог светског рата, палата је постала седиште неколико државних компанија које су се бавила спољном трговином (нпр Тузек, Стројимпорт, итд.).

Палата у пламену
Историја зграде је значајно забележена 14. августа 1974. године, када је готово уништена пожаром великих размера, чија је гашење трајала до 20. августа.  Када је 1976. године донета одлука да се палата реконструише, обнова се споро одвијала тако да је тек 1990-их зграда потпуно поправљена.

Намена палате
Национална галерија у Прагу, која у то време није располагала својим адекватним пословним простором 1976. године добила је зграду на управљање и учествовање у њеној реконструкцији. [2]

Након реконструкције Сајамске палате  1990-их у њој је организована стална изложбена поставка Национална галерија у Прагу под називом Уметност 20. и 21. века - Збирка модерне и савремене уметности. У оквиру ове збирке на више етажа приказана су уметничка дела чешких и страних аутора. На овој поставци могу се видети се дела светски признатих уметника као што су Едвард Муха , Пабло Пикасо, Клод Моне  и Висент Ван Гог.

Распоред уметничких садржаја по спратовима
 5. спрат - периодичне изложбе
 4. спрат - чешки модернизам I, 1890–1930. и изложба 1796 - 1918: Уметност дугог века која приказује  домаћу уметност заједно са страном уметношћу. За разлику од претходних изложби колекција у Националној галерији, ова колекција укључује позајмице других музејских и галеријских институција да попуни празнине у колекцијама.
 3. спрат - изложба колекција 1918 - 1938: Прва република, основана је поводом 100 година од оснивања Чехословачке Републике и представља богато уметничко стваралаштво и уметничко деловање младе државе у годинама од 1918 до 1938. Поред слика и скулптура водећих чешких, словачких, чешко-немачких и карпатских уметника (Václav Špála, Josef Čapek, Jindřich Štyrský, Toyen, August Brӧmse, Maxim Kopf, Wenzel Hablik итд.), на изложби су и дела из позната француска колекција (Пол Гоген, Хенри Роусо, Пабло Пикасо, Винсент ван Гог, итд.), коју је чехословачка држава купила недуго након оснивања 1920-их и 1930-их. На овом спрату на површини од 13.500 м2, изложени су и експонати који нису само из области ликовне уметности, већ и из области архитектуре и намештаја, фотографије, дизајна и сценографије.
 2. спрат - чешки модернизам III (од 1930), чешка савремена уметност
 1. спрат - међународна уметност 20. и 21. века, периодичне изложбе
 Полуспрат и приземље - периодичне изложбе

Галерија

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https://www.ngprague.cz/o-nas/budovy/veletrzni-palac Veletržní palác  Dukelských hrdinů 47, 170 00 Praha 7 Mapa

Непокретна културна добра Чешке
Галерије у Прагу
Туризам у Прагу

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Q: Applying CSS to make code smaller in ioslides style I am using R Studio's ioslides presentation mode to display the results of a simple linear regression model, which I will apply Shiny stuff to later. However, the summary of the regression is a bit long, so I'd like the code to fit on one slide. I am unable to find a way to make the font smaller in order to do this. My research points me to a custom CSS file, but all of the tags that I have tried have done nothing. I am referencing the original CSS given in the default.css.
The "title-slide" portion of the CSS was functional in making the title smaller, but I don't understand why the "code" portion of the CSS isn't functioning in making the printed code's font smaller.
Rmd file:
title: "Regression Presentation"
runtime: shiny
output:
ioslides_presentation:
    css: shinyprezcss.css
    widescreen: yes

## Results {.smallcode}
```{r,echo=FALSE}
    lemon <-read.csv("LemonData.csv")
```
```{r,}
    model.fit.1<-lm(y~(x1+x2+x3+x4+x5)^2,lemon)
    summary(model.fit.1)
```

CSS file:
.smallcode code {
    font-size: 60%;
}

.title-slide hgroup h1 {
    font-size: 65px;
    line-height: 1.4;
    letter-spacing: -3px;
    color: #515151;
}

A: Not the first person to have this problem, it seems. I missed this answer yesterday.
My solution is as follows, which appears to apply the pre tag using a custom "codefont" class. I apply this to only the slide it is needed on.
Rmd file:
title: "Regression Presentation"
runtime: shiny
output:
ioslides_presentation:
    css: shinyprezcss.css
    widescreen: yes

## Results {.codefont}
```{r,echo=FALSE}
    lemon <-read.csv("LemonData.csv")
```
```{r}
    model.fit.1<-lm(y~(x1+x2+x3+x4+x5)^2,lemon)
    summary(model.fit.1)
```

CSS file:
.codefont pre {
    font-size: 12px;
    line-height: 10px;
}

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If you are thinking about venturing into stock day trading, you may want to go through this brief stock investing guide to help you understand day trading, and plan the strategies that can help you make the most of your investment.
Since day trading focuses on short term movements and the ability to buy and sell with a very short notice, you should focus on stocks that have a volatile price fluctuations, and high trading volumes. These stocks allow for liquidity and ease of buying and selling. Be sure to have analysis charts and graphs readily available for review.
Day trading opportunities have extremely short windows of opportunities. Therefore, timing is critical for profits from day trading.
You will also need to have access to real time news tickers to follow major events in the stocks that you are investing. News items can cause major fluctuations that day traders can benefit from. Early action can help maximize this benefit.
Once you have identified the highs and lows of a stock, you can define your buying and selling triggers to start trading.
Scalping: Scalping refers to exploiting the normal volatility in a stock price during intra-day trading and results in a sale of the stock as soon as a marginal profit is realized. In larger share volumes, this strategy can result in significant gains.
Short selling or Fading: Day trading does not have to be about gains from upward movement of stock prices. Your research can allow you to short sell stocks after buying at a high point.
Momentum Trading: This type of trading typically revolves around following news related to the stock and buying at a time when the stock may exhibit an upward trend based on positive news. The sale will be made at the point where the first signs of a downtick are realized.
It is inevitable that you will witness sharp stock price drops in a day trading session at some point in time. To alleviate the negative impact of such a sharp downturn, you can place a stop-loss order at a particular level that can be executed automatically in the event that a slide begins. The stop-loss trigger level can be set based on your own risk preference.


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Animation Family Fantasy Comedy Adventure
When Van Helsing's mysterious invention, the "Monsterfication Ray," goes haywire, Drac and his monster pals are all transformed into humans, and Johnny becomes a monster. In their new mismatched bodies, Drac and Johnny must team up and race across the globe to find a cure before it's too late, and before they drive each other crazy.
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The tale of an extraordinary family, the Madrigals, who live hidden in the mountains of Colombia, in a magical house, in a vibrant town, in a wondrous, charmed place called an Encanto. The magic of the Encanto has blessed every child in the family with a unique gift from super strength to the power to heal—every child except one, Mirabel. But when she discovers that the magic surrounding the Encanto is in danger, Mirabel decides that she, the only ordinary Madrigal, might just be her exceptional family's last hope.
Comedy Animation Family Music
Buster and his new cast now have their sights set on debuting a new show at the Crystal Tower Theater in glamorous Redshore City. But with no connections, he and his singers must sneak into the Crystal Entertainment offices, run by the ruthless wolf mogul Jimmy Crystal, where the gang pitches the ridiculous idea of casting the lion rock legend Clay Calloway in their show. Buster must embark on a quest to find the now-isolated Clay and persuade him to return to the stage.
Comedy Fantasy Adventure
When a single mom and her two kids arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind.
Action Comedy Crime Thriller
An Interpol-issued Red Notice is a global alert to hunt and capture the world's most wanted. But when a daring heist brings together the FBI's top profiler and two rival criminals, there's no telling what will happen.
TV Movie Mystery Thriller Comedy
After years of leave, Laura Lebrel returns to action. Lydia asks him for help on a case: Eugenio Ortiz, Laura's former instructor, has been murdered. But a new detective, Hector, finds evidence that incriminates Laura. She asks to be allowed to find the killer and Lydia gives her 24 hours to solve the case before arresting her.
Animation Comedy Family
Animation Comedy Adventure Family
The Boss Baby: Family Business (2021)
The Templeton brothers — Tim and his Boss Baby little bro Ted — have become adults and drifted away from each other. But a new boss baby with a cutting-edge approach and a can-do attitude is about to bring them together again … and inspire a new family business.
Comedy Action Adventure Science Fiction
A bank teller called Guy realizes he is a background character in an open world video game called Free City that will soon go offline.
Animation Comedy Fantasy
The Simpsons in Plusaversary (2021)
The Simpsons host a Disney+ Day party and everyone is on the list… except Homer. With friends from across the service and music fit for a Disney Princess, Plusaversary is Springfield's event of the year.
Animation Science Fiction Family Comedy
Ron's Gone Wrong (2021)
In a world where walking, talking, digitally connected bots have become children's best friends, an 11-year-old finds that his robot buddy doesn't quite work the same as the others do.
Greg Heffley is a scrawny but ambitious kid with an active imagination and big plans to be rich and famous – he just has to survive middle school first.
Animation Family Adventure Comedy
Tired of being locked in a reptile house where humans gawk at them like they are monsters, a ragtag group of Australia's deadliest creatures plot an escape from their zoo to the Outback, a place where they'll fit in without being judged.
Misfit #EresOTeHaces (2021)
Animation Family Comedy
After his best friend is killed in a shark attack, Quinn, a lovable yet tenacious seal assembles a SEAL TEAM to fight back against a gang of sharks overtaking the neighborhood. But this merry band of international seals are not at all trained for such a mission. They seek the help of a much more skillful combatant, Claggart, but even his tricks and flips can't whip these guys into shape. However, with a little bit of ingenuity, intelligence and a lot of heart, our SEAL TEAM may actually be able to bring peace back to their undersea community.
Luca (2021)
Luca and his best friend Alberto experience an unforgettable summer on the Italian Riviera. But all the fun is threatened by a deeply-held secret: they are sea monsters from another world just below the water's surface.
PAW Patrol: The Movie (2021)
Ryder and the pups are called to Adventure City to stop Mayor Humdinger from turning the bustling metropolis into a state of chaos.
Fantasy Adventure Comedy
The Last Warrior: Root of Evil (2020)
Peace and tranquility have set in Belogorie. The evil was defeated and Ivan is now enjoying his well-deserved fame. He is surrounded by his family, friends and small wonders from the modern world that help him lead a comfortable life. Luckily, he has his Magic Sword to cut a gap between the worlds to get some supplies quite regularly. But when an ancient evil rises and the existence of the magic world is put to danger, Ivan has to team up with his old friends and his new rivals. They will set out on a long journey beyond the known world to find a way to defeat the enemies and to return peace to Belogorie.
Dr. Lily Houghton enlists the aid of wisecracking skipper Frank Wolff to take her down the Amazon in his dilapidated boat. Together, they search for an ancient tree that holds the power to heal – a discovery that will change the future of medicine.
Comedy Crime
Cruella (2021)
In 1970s London amidst the punk rock revolution, a young grifter named Estella is determined to make a name for herself with her designs. She befriends a pair of young thieves who appreciate her appetite for mischief, and together they are able to build a life for themselves on the London streets. One day, Estella's flair for fashion catches the eye of the Baroness von Hellman, a fashion legend who is devastatingly chic and terrifyingly haute. But their relationship sets in motion a course of events and revelations that will cause Estella to embrace her wicked side and become the raucous, fashionable and revenge-bent Cruella.


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Abstract: In 1974, Jack Bass and Walter De Vries interviewed prominent South Carolina public figures. These interviews, among others, were used for their book, The Transformation of Southern Politics: Social Change and Political Consequence since 1945.
Creator: Bass, Jack and De Vries, Walter.
In 1974, Jack Bass and Walter De Vries interviewed prominent South Carolina public figures. These interviews, among others, were used for their book, The Transformation of Southern Politics: Social Change and Political Consequence since 1945. The entire group of interviews is housed at the University of North Carolina in the Southern Historical Collection Oral History Program.
African Americans -- Southern States -- Politics and government.
Byrnes, James F. (James Francis), 1882-1972.
Johnson, I. S. Leevy, b. 1942.
Orangeburg Massacre, Orangeburg, S.C., 1968.
South Carolina -- Politics and government.
South Carolina -- Race relations -- History.
Includes diskette containing all interview transcripts, except Gedney Howe's.
Thomas Waring, former editor-in-chief of the Charleston News and Courier, discusses the following topics: the politics of Senators James F. Byrnes and Strom Thurmond, including the 1954 gubernatorial campaign; his uncle, Judge J. Waties Waring and his wife, Elizabeth, and the reaction of Charleston to their views on race, the divorce, and his legal decisions. Interview conducted by Jack Bass.
In the interview, the former United States Attorney discusses the civil rights movement in South Carolina, including the changes in race relations as a result of political enfranchisement. Interview conducted by Jack Bass and Walter De Vries.
Bessinger, South Carolina businessman and 1974 gubernatorial candidate, discusses his entry into politics, George Wallace, race relations in the South, the role of race in politics, and his conversion to Christianity. Conducted by Jack Bass and Walter De Vries.
Charleston attorney and local politician Howe reflects on politics in South Carolina, specifically on issues of race and religion. Includes long discussion on personality and politics of Mendel Rivers. Discusses Mendel Davis, the Charleston white elite, the Inter-Racial Council of Charleston, Judge J. Waties and Elizabeth Waring, Strom Thurmond, John F. Byrnes. Interview conducted by Jack Bass.
President of Black-on-Nation (Columbia, South Carolina-based organization to empower black communities), Redfern narrates about his presence at the Orangeburg Massacre; and discusses the present and future work of Black-on-Nation; segregation at the University of South Carolina; how he became involved in the civil rights movement; various black organizations in Columbia like Blacks United for Action; black self-image and militancy. Interview conducted by Jack Bass.
A judge and former South Carolina Governor, West talks about the 1974 gubernatorial election; his tenure as governor; how the Civil Rights movement and race relations have changed South Carolina; his experiences with the Ku Klux Klan; the proposed constitutional amendment to validate Charles Ravenel's candidacy; political figures such as George Wallace, James B. Edwards, Marion Gressette, and Strom Thurmond; the rising economy and the work of the Human Affairs Commission. Interview conducted by Jack Bass and Walter De Vries.
Leevy, one of the first African Americans to be elected to the South Carolina senate in the 20th century, discusses topics including: race relations in South Carolina and race in South Carolina politics; his personal background and entry into politics; and his thoughts on individuals such as John West and Charles Ravenel. Interview conducted by Jack Bass and Walter De Vries.
[Identification of item], Jack Bass and Walter De Vries Papers, Avery Research Center, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC, USA.
Donated by Jack Bass, April 2008.
Funding from the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelly Foundation supported the processing of this collection.


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Goulburn High School Photographs - 1957
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Arrival in Australia
The Bean Family
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M, #981, b. 22 October 1797, d. 16 May 1865
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Father William Sheather b. 2 Oct 1763, d. 29 May 1839
Mother Elisabeth Cooke b. 6 Oct 1767, d. 30 May 1830
Relationships 4th great-granduncle of Robert Mote
3rd great-grandson of Thomas Sheather
Birth 22 October 1797 Henry Sheather was born on Sunday, 22 October 1797 at Brede, Sussex, EnglandG.1
He was the son of William Sheather and Elisabeth Cooke.
Baptism 11 December 1797 Henry Sheather was baptized on Monday, 11 December 1797 at Brede, SussexG.2
Marriage 1 January 1822 Henry was married to Mary Button, daughter of William Button and Mary Unknown, on Tuesday, 1 January 1822 at Beckley, Sussex, EnglandG.1
Marriage 19 October 1852 Henry was married to Ann Fowler on Tuesday, 19 October 1852 at Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1,2,3,4
Death 16 May 1865 Henry Sheather died on Tuesday, 16 May 1865 at Redfern, NSW, AustraliaG, at age 67.5
1838 Henry Sheather was a passenger aboard The Ship Royal George which sailed from London, EnglandG, in 1838 carrying immigrants to Sydney, where it arrived on 10 March 1839.
Family with
Mary Button b. c 1801, d. 18 Jun 1839
Harriet Sheather b. 8 Nov 1822, d. 1908
Silas Charles Sheather+ b. 29 Feb 1824, d. 17 May 1906
Eliza Sheather+ b. 21 Aug 1825, d. 1906
Reuben Sheather+ b. 8 Apr 1827, d. 29 Apr 1904
Edgar Sheather+ b. 25 Dec 1829, d. Aug 1889
Lewis William Sheather+ b. 1 Apr 1832, d. 29 Nov 1908
Julia or Judith Sheather b. 16 Mar 1834, d. 1864
Ellen Sheather+ b. 3 Apr 1836, d. 1927
Henry Sheather b. 22 May 1839, d. 29 Jul 1839
Charts Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather
[S51] Various, Sheather List, record # 13.
[S161] Louise Staley, "Thomas Sheather," e-mail to Robert Mote, 11 August 2000, Record # 5.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Parish of Registration: Church of England Camden, St John, Oaks, Picton, Stonequarry; Year: 1852; Number: V1852478 38C.
[S419] Miles McIntyre, "Sheathers in New Zealand," e-mail to Robert Mote, 21 October 2003.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Death Registration: Redfern, Registration Year: 1865, Registration Number: 1764.
PLEASE NOTE: While I do my best to validate data included on this web page I offer no guarantee as to its accuracy.
M, #982, b. 25 December 1848, d. 18 August 1928
Father John Henry Sheather b. 14 Feb 1819, d. 6 Nov 1889
Mother Ann Ingram b. 25 Dec 1823, d. 3 Aug 1901
Relationships 2nd great-granduncle of Robert Mote
5th great-grandson of Thomas Sheather
Birth 25 December 1848 John Sheather was born on Monday, 25 December 1848 at Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
He was the son of John Henry Sheather and Ann Ingram.
Marriage 18 October 1877 John was married to Mary Ann Frost on Thursday, 18 October 1877 at Gundagai, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Death 18 August 1928 John Sheather died on Saturday, 18 August 1928 at Guildford, NSW, AustraliaG, at age 79.3
Article Of "Lily Hill", Stockinbingal, John was a Cootamundra district pioneer who took up land in the 1870s and retired to Guildford about 1912.4
Mary Ann Frost b. 16 Jan 1859, d. 10 Jul 1936
Ernest Ronald Sheather+ b. 1879
Mabel L Sheather+ b. 1881
May Sheather b. 1883
Herbert John Sheather+ b. 13 Oct 1885, d. 30 Jan 1962
Ivey May Sheather+ b. 27 Dec 1888, d. 18 Dec 1974
Eva G Sheather b. 1890
Gracie A G Sheather b. 1892
Bertha A E Sheather b. 1895
Amelia D Sheather b. 1898
Barbara M Sheather b. 1900, d. 1933
Charts Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather
Last Edited 3 Oct 2004
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Denomination: Church of England, Parish: Camden, Volume Reference: V18481169 34A, Registration Year: 1848.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Marriage Registration: Gundagai, Registration Year: 1877, Registration Number: 3092.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Death Registration: Granville, Registration Year: 1928, Registration Number: 11909.
[S51] Various, Sheather List, Record: 40.
Samuel Sheather
M, #983, b. 29 January 1851, d. 17 May 1918
Birth 29 January 1851 Samuel Sheather was born on Wednesday, 29 January 1851 at Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Marriage 1877 Samuel was married to Mary Jane Gravolin in 1877 at Gundagai, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Death 17 May 1918 Samuel Sheather died on Friday, 17 May 1918 at Stockinbingal, NSW, AustraliaG, at age 67.
Mary Jane Gravolin b. 1854, d. 1936
Edward Sheather b. 1878, d. 23 May 1958
Emily Sheather+ b. 8 May 1880
Samuel Sheather b. 17 Jan 1882
Sarah Jane Sheather+ b. 1884
William Henry Sheather b. 1886, d. 23 Aug 1968
Elsie M Sheather+ b. 1888
Florence Sheather b. 28 Dec 1890
Eva M Sheather b. 1893
George Sheather b. 1895, d. 15 Aug 1976
Alfred John Sheather+ b. 1898, d. 1972
Alice Mary Sheather b. 7 Mar 1902
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Denomination: Church of England, Parish: Camden; St John's; Oaks; Picton; Stonequarry, Volume Reference: V18511740 37A, Registration Year: 1851.
Isaac Sheather
M, #984, b. 28 November 1854, d. 25 May 1947
Birth 28 November 1854 Isaac Sheather was born on Tuesday, 28 November 1854 at Sheathers Lane, Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Marriage December 1891 Isaac was married to Alison Pirie in December 1891 at Temora, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Death 25 May 1947 Isaac Sheather died on Sunday, 25 May 1947 at Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG, at age 92.
the Temora Independant, NSW, Australia 28 May 1947 Isaac Sheather had an obituary appear in the Temora Independant, NSW, Australia, on Wednesday, 28 May 1947 as follows:
Cootamundra's veteran, Mr Isaac Sheather, passed away in the Cootamundra District Hospital on Sunday afternoon at the grand old age of 92. He had been a patient in the hospital for some time. The late Mr Sheather was born in Camden in 1854, and as a youth he travelled from Camden to Nangus by horseback, where he started dairying, but was unlucky to strike a dry spell.
He lived at Cootamundra for over 60 years, apart from several small breaks, when he went to the South Coast, and also to Victoria. He was one of those who took part in the big gold rush in Temora in the early days. At Christmas time 1945, he paid his first visit to Sydney for 65 years, staying with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Cremorne. He recalled then that he remembered Sydney when the cows used to graze at Rose Bay. Mrs Frank Mitchell, of Cootamundra, and Mrs Walter Brown, of Cremorne are the only children.
Deceased owned a number of houses in Cootamundra. Maintaining his full faculties until recently, he was very interesting in his chats on the old days of the town and district.3
Occupation Isaac Sheather was a farmer and gold miner.3
Alison Pirie b. 29 Sep 1860, d. 13 Jan 1939
Alison Martha Sheather+ b. 1892, d. a 1947
Frederick John Sheather b. 1894, d. 1944
Edith J Sheather b. 1903
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Denomination: Church of England, Parish: Camden; St John's; Oaks; Picton; Stonequarry, Volume Reference: V1854867 40, Registration Year: 1854.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Marriage Registration: Temora, Registration Year: 1891, Registration Number: 7621.
Charlotte Ann Sheather
F, #985, b. 14 April 1857
Relationships 2nd great-grandaunt of Robert Mote
5th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sheather
Marriage Charlotte Ann was married to E Woodhouse.
Birth 14 April 1857 Charlotte Ann Sheather was born on Tuesday, 14 April 1857 at North Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
She was the daughter of John Henry Sheather and Ann Ingram.
Married Name Her married name was Woodhouse.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Birth Registration: Camden, Registration Year: 1857, Registration Number: 5719.
Louisa Sheather
F, #986, b. 19 November 1859
Birth 19 November 1859 Louisa Sheather was born on Saturday, 19 November 1859 at Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Marriage 15 April 1885 Louisa was married to Henry Jesse James on Wednesday, 15 April 1885 at Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Married Name 1885 As of 15 April 1885, her married name was James.2
Note 1940 Louisa Sheather May have died in Helensburgh in 1940, no proof in 1940.
Henry Jesse James
Hilder M James3 b. 1886, d. 1890
Clarence H James3 b. 1887, d. 1890
Bertha James3 b. 1890
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Marriage Registration: Cootamundra, Registration Year: 1885, Registration Number: 5099.
M, #987, b. 8 September 1862, d. 29 June 1944
Birth 8 September 1862 Stephen Sheather was born on Monday, 8 September 1862 at Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Marriage 24 December 1884 Stephen was married to Susan Roberts, daughter of William Roberts and Mary Unknown, on Wednesday, 24 December 1884 at Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Marriage 2 June 1920 Stephen Sheather, as the father of the bride, attended the wedding of Sidney Albert Pinkstone and Linda Sheather on 2 June 1920 at Christ Church, Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG.3,4
Death 29 June 1944 Stephen Sheather died on Thursday, 29 June 1944 at the District Hospital, Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG, at age 81.5,6
Name Variation 1884 As of 1884, Stephen Sheather was also known as Stephen Shearher as shown in his marriage entry in the NSW BDM Index.
Name Variation 1894 As of 1894, Stephen Sheather was also known as Stephens Sheather As shown in the birth entry in the NSW BDM Index for his son Charles.
the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG 30 June 1944 Stephen Sheather was mentioned in an article in the Cootamundra Herald, Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG, on Friday, 30 June 1944 as follows:
MR. STEVE SHEATHER
The death occurred in the District Hospital yesterday morning of Mr. Steve Sheather, 83, a well-known Cootamundra identity.
The late Mr. Sheather was a skilled laborer, being an expert on concrete work. He worked for the late Mr. Peter McBeath. and for 30 years with Mr. Frank Mitchell.
Mr. Ike Sheather, of Cootamundra, who will be 90 this year, and Mrs. Finney (Louisa), of Hay street, are the only surviving brother and sister. Sam (Stockinbingal), John (Stockinbingal), Mrs. Gardiner (Jane), Mrs. C. Loiterton (Ellen), Mrs. Woodhouse (Charlotte), and a younger brother have all passed away.
Deceased married twice, his first wife being Susan Roberts, a sister of Mr. Ern Roberts and Mrs. Geo. Black, of Cootamundra, and there were five children from the union ? Alan (de ceased, Hector (deceased), Charlie (Wollongong), Linda (Mrs. Sid. Pinkstone, Benalla), Florence (Mrs. G.Hale, Wagga). His second wife, who was a widower, Mrs. Murphy, of Sydney, survives him.
There are eight grandchildren.
The Sheather family came to this district from Camden. In 1873 the brothers; Ike and Sam, rode by horse- back from Camden to Nangus, where they helped an uncle with the harvesting. They then went to West Jindalee, and selected a property. Their parents and the rest of the family, including Steve, followed them about 12 months after. The family settled down in the district, and have been much esteemed ever since.
Deceased had been in poor health over the last 12 months, but only went into hospital a week ago.
The funeral left the Church of Eng land at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. S. North, from Harden, officiated in the absence of the Cootamundra Rector (Rev. A. W. Harris), who was away at Barmedman.4
Susan Roberts b. 1858, d. 12 Jun 1911
Allen Donald Sheather+ b. 19 May 1885, d. 1933
Hector Sheather+ b. 1888, d. 1927
Linda Sheather b. 20 Feb 1891
Charles Stephen Sheather b. 31 Dec 1893
Florence Ann Sheather b. 11 Apr 1897
Last Edited 6 Jun 2014
[S999] Trove, online http://trove.nla.gov.au
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Death Registration: Cootamundra, Registration Year: 1944, Registration Number: 8644.
Jane Sheather
F, #988, b. 14 August 1867, d. 1942
Birth 14 August 1867 Jane Sheather was born on Wednesday, 14 August 1867 at North Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Marriage 30 May 1888 Jane was married to Alexander J Gardiner on Wednesday, 30 May 1888 at Cootamundra, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Death 1942 Jane Sheather died in 1942 at Griffith, NSW, AustraliaG.3
Married Name 1888 As of 30 May 1888, her married name was Gardiner.2
Alexander J Gardiner
Georgina G Gardiner4 b. 1892
Lillian M Gardiner5 b. 1893
Mabel S Gardiner6 b. 1895
Alfred W Gardiner7 b. 1899
Mary G Gardiner8 b. 1902
Henry G Gardiner9 b. 1905
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Death Registration: Griffith, Registration Year: 1942, Registration Number: 1658.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Manilla; Year: 1892; Number: 21515.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Condoblin; Year: 1893; Number: 11118.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Condoblin; Year: 1899; Number: 2423.
Stanley Charles Harvey
M, #989, b. 1904, d. 25 October 1976
Birth 1904 Stanley Charles Harvey was born in 1904.1
Marriage 1930 Stanley Charles was married to Patricia Sheekey, daughter of John James Sheekey and Elizabeth Alt, in 1930 at Yass, NSW, AustraliaG.2
Death 25 October 1976 Stanley Charles Harvey died on Monday, 25 October 1976 at 16 Richard Street, Yass, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Burial He was buried at the Cemetery, Yass, NSW, AustraliaG.1
Name Variation Stanley Charles Harvey was also known as Stan.
Patricia Sheekey b. 11 Jul 1907, d. 24 Aug 1998
Peter Maurice Harvey+ b. 29 Oct 1931, d. 16 Apr 2006
Charts Indented Descendant Chart - Thomas Beane
Box Descendant Chart - Thomas Beane
Descendant Chart - Edward Crossley
Descendant Chart - Samuel James
[S514] Carolyn Mary Little, "The Descendants of Doris Mary Sheekey," e-mail to Robert Mote, March 2005.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Yass; Year: 1930; Number: 6448.
M, #990, b. 13 December 1801, d. 5 December 1836
Father Reverend John Gare Butler1 b. Mar 1781, d. 18 Jun 1841
Mother Hannah Hitchman b. 1776, d. 12 May 1852
Birth 13 December 1801 Samuel Butler was born on Sunday, 13 December 1801 at London, EnglandG.2
He was the son of Reverend John Gare Butler and Hannah Hitchman.1
Baptism 3 January 1802 Samuel Butler was baptized on Sunday, 3 January 1802 at St Marylebone, London, EnglandG.2
Marriage 7 January 1823 He married Ann Dunn, daughter of Thomas Dunn and Rose Bean, on Tuesday, 7 January 1823 at St John's Church of England, Parramatta, NSW, AustraliaG, by Reverand Richard Hill.3
Death 5 December 1836 Samuel Butler died on Monday, 5 December 1836 at Hokianga River, New ZealandG, at age 34.3
Burial He was buried at Mangungu, New ZealandG.2
27 January 1819 Samuel Butler was aboard The Ship Baring which sailed from The Downs, Kent, EnglandG, on Wednesday, 27 January 1819 under the ship's Master, John Lamb and arrived in Sydney on 16 June 1819.
the Sydney Herald, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaG 26 January 1837 Samuel Butler had an obituary appear in the Sydney Herald, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaG, on Thursday, 26 January 1837 as follows:
Death by Drowning
On the 5th December by the upsetting of his boat, in the Hokianga River, New Zealand. Mr Samuel Butler, son of the Reverand John Butler, of the Church Missionary Society, leaving a widow and five children.
Ann Dunn b. 11 Jul 1806, d. 13 Sep 1867
Ann Butler4 b. c 1822, d. 1822
Samuel John Butler+ b. 17 Jun 1824, d. 14 Oct 1871
Lucy Butler b. 10 Feb 1827, d. 14 Apr 1827
James Butler+ b. 18 May 1828, d. 10 Jun 1910
Elizabeth Butler b. 23 May 1831
Lucy Ann Butler+ b. 7 Nov 1833, d. 15 May 1907
Eliza White Butler+ b. 24 Jan 1836, d. 16 Feb 1914
[S95] Barbara Butler, "B Butler," e-mail to Robert Mote, 1 December 1999.
[S139] Perry McIntyre & Adele Cathro, Thomas Dunn's Descendants, page: 92.
[S49] Lynn Smith, "Thomas Beane", Record #15.
Elizabeth Lorterton1,2
F, #991, b. 1836, d. 15 April 1902
Father John Loiterton b. 26 Mar 1810, d. 14 Feb 1893
Mother Jane Birch b. 1811, d. 1857
Relationships 1st cousin 4 times removed of Robert Mote
2nd great-granddaughter of Charles Loiterton
Birth 1836 Elizabeth Lorterton was born in 1836 at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.
She was the daughter of John Loiterton and Jane Birch.
Marriage 18 June 1859 Elizabeth was married to Esau Francis on Saturday, 18 June 1859 at Cobbitty Paddock, Camden, NSW, AustraliaG.
Death 15 April 1902 Elizabeth Lorterton died on Tuesday, 15 April 1902 at Nanango, QLD, AustraliaG.2
Name Variation 1836 As of 1836, Elizabeth Lorterton was also known as Elizabeth Loiterton.
Married Name 1859 As of 18 June 1859, her married name was Francis.
24 October 1857 Elizabeth Lorterton was a passenger aboard The Ship Irene which sailed from Birkenhead Depot, Liverpool, Lancashire, EnglandG, on Saturday, 24 October 1857 and arrived in Moreton Bay on 11 February 1858. The Irene left Moreton Bay on 21 March 1858 to continue her voyage to Sydney, where she arrived on 27 March 1858.3
Esau Francis b. 29 Apr 1835, d. 2 Jul 1899
Sarah Jane Francis2 b. 22 Apr 1860
Jacob Francis2 b. 5 Jun 1862, d. 14 Sep 1929
Abigail Elizabeth Francis2 b. 22 Mar 1866, d. 28 Dec 1868
William Francis2 b. 22 Oct 1868, d. 31 Dec 1945
Albert Birch Francis2 b. 26 Mar 1871, d. 21 Jul 1951
Edward John Isaac Francis2 b. 24 Jun 1873, d. 31 Jul 1953
Harriett Anne Francis2 b. 27 Feb 1876
Charles Thomas Francis2 b. 11 Aug 1878, d. 14 Aug 1949
Ellen Louisa Francis2 b. 17 May 1880
Charts Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
(the spelling of the surname changed from Loiterton to Lorterton when this branch of the family settled in Queensland.)
[S263] Judy Hall, "The Francis Family," e-mail to Robert Mote, 29 December 2001.
[S23] Loiterton Web Pages, online The source web pages are no longer online.
James Buffham
M, #992, b. 3 December 1780
Father Thomas Bufham b. 7 Aug 1748
Mother Ann Unknown
Relationship 4th great-grandfather of Robert Mote
Death James Buffham died at EnglandG.
Baptism 3 December 1780 He was baptized on Sunday, 3 December 1780 at Gedney, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.
He was the son of Thomas Bufham and Ann Unknown.
Marriage 14 May 1800 James was married to Mary Ann Winkley on Wednesday, 14 May 1800 at Long Sutton Parish, EnglandG.
Mary Ann Winkley
Sarah Buffham b. 1 Jul 1806
Elizabeth Buffham b. 17 Aug 1808
Susannah Buffham+ b. 17 May 1810, d. 29 Apr 1895
Charts Pedigree Chart for Robert Mote
F, #993
Relationship 4th great-grandmother of Robert Mote
Birth Mary Ann Winkley was born at EnglandG.
Death She died at EnglandG.
Marriage 14 May 1800 Mary Ann was married to James Buffham, son of Thomas Bufham and Ann Unknown, on Wednesday, 14 May 1800 at Long Sutton Parish, EnglandG.
Married Name 1800 As of 14 May 1800, her married name was Mary Ann Buffham.
James Buffham b. 3 Dec 1780
Thomas Loiterton
M, #994, b. 25 March 1783, d. 23 November 1846
Father John Loyterton b. 1737
Mother Elizabeth Mills b. 17 Dec 1759, d. May 1805
Relationships 4th great-grandfather of Robert Mote
Grandson of Charles Loiterton
Birth 25 March 1783 Thomas Loiterton was born on Tuesday, 25 March 1783 at Outwell, Norfolk, EnglandG.
He was the son of John Loyterton and Elizabeth Mills.
Baptism 23 November 1783 Thomas Loiterton was baptized on Sunday, 23 November 1783 at the now closed Parish Church of St Clement, Outwell, Norfolk, EnglandG.1
Marriage 8 September 1807 Thomas was married to Sarah Rubbins, daughter of Benjamin Rubbins and Sarah Richman, on Tuesday, 8 September 1807 at St Nicholas Church, Long Sutton Parish, EnglandG.
MarrOther 1815 Thomas Loiterton had a relationship with Elizabeth Tongue in 1815 at Stilstow House, Holbeach Hurn, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
Death 23 November 1846 Thomas Loiterton died on Monday, 23 November 1846 at Union House, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG, at age 63.1
Burial 25 November 1846 He was buried on 25 November 1846 at All Saints Church, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.
Name Variation Thomas Loiterton was also known as Lauterton.
Name Variation Thomas Loiterton was also known as Loyterton.
Occupation Thomas Loiterton was an agricultural labourer.
Family with 1
Sarah Rubbins b. 27 May 1781, d. c 5 Jul 1837
Charles Loiterton+ b. 13 Mar 1808, d. 2 Aug 1882
Sarah Loiterton1 b. 1810, d. 1810
John Loiterton+ b. 26 Mar 1810, d. 14 Feb 1893
Elizabeth Loiterton+ b. b 10 May 1813, d. 5 Jun 1868
Benjamin Loiterton1 b. 25 May 1815, d. c 28 May 1815
Adam Loiterton b. 6 Dec 1818, d. 26 Apr 1819
Adam Loiterton+ b. 20 Sep 1822
Elizabeth Tongue b. c 1784
Edward Tongue Pearson Loiterton1 b. 16 Jun 1816, d. 2 Nov 1816
Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton
Sarah Rubbins
F, #995, b. 27 May 1781, d. circa 5 July 1837
Father Benjamin Rubbins
Mother Sarah Richman d. 1788
Baptism 27 May 1781 Sarah Rubbins was baptized on Sunday, 27 May 1781 at Spalding, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.
She was the daughter of Benjamin Rubbins and Sarah Richman.
Marriage 8 September 1807 Sarah was married to Thomas Loiterton, son of John Loyterton and Elizabeth Mills, on Tuesday, 8 September 1807 at St Nicholas Church, Long Sutton Parish, EnglandG.
Death circa 5 July 1837 Sarah Rubbins died circa 5 July 1837 at Stilstow House, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
Burial 6 July 1837 She was buried on 6 July 1837 at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
Married Name 1807 As of 8 September 1807, her married name was Loiterton.
Thomas Loiterton b. 25 Mar 1783, d. 23 Nov 1846
[S22] Ian Douglas Loiterton, A Loiterton History, page 10.
John Loyterton
M, #996, b. 1737
Father Charles Loiterton b. c 1693, d. c 1760
Mother Sarah Unknown b. c 1700, d. 9 May 1737
Son of Charles Loiterton
Death John Loyterton died at EnglandG.
Birth 1737 He was born in 1737 at Upwell, Cambridgeshire, EnglandG; based on his reported age of 28 in his marriage record.1
He was the son of Charles Loiterton and Sarah Unknown.
Marriage 14 November 1765 John was married to Elizabeth Bunch on Thursday, 14 November 1765 at EnglandG.1
Marriage 25 May 1776 John was married to Elizabeth Mills, daughter of Richard Mills and Elizabeth Unknown, on Saturday, 25 May 1776 at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
Name Variation John Loyterton was also known as Lyterton.
Occupation John Loyterton was an agricultural labourer.
Elizabeth Bunch
Charles Loyterton1 b. 1766, d. Dec 1767
Susanna Loyterton1 b. 1766, d. Dec 1767
Sarah Loyterton1 b. s Jan 1768, d. Mar 1768
Elizabeth Mills b. 17 Dec 1759, d. May 1805
Susanna Loyterton1 b. 27 Oct 1779, d. Feb 1797
Thomas Loiterton+ b. 25 Mar 1783, d. 23 Nov 1846
Mary Loyterton1 b. 23 Apr 1786, d. Nov 1786
Elizabeth Mills
F, #997, b. 17 December 1759, d. May 1805
Father Richard Mills1
Mother Elizabeth Unknown1
Birth 17 December 1759 Elizabeth Mills was born on Monday, 17 December 1759 at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
She was the daughter of Richard Mills and Elizabeth Unknown.1
Marriage 25 May 1776 Elizabeth was married to John Loyterton, son of Charles Loiterton and Sarah Unknown, on Saturday, 25 May 1776 at Long Sutton, LincolnshireG.1
Death May 1805 Elizabeth Mills died in May 1805 at Stilstow House, Holbeach Hurn, Lincolnshire, EnglandG, at age 45.1
Burial 3 November 1806 She was buried on 3 November 1806 at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
Married Name 1776 As of 25 May 1776, her married name was Loyterton.
John Loyterton b. 1737
Benjamin Rubbins
M, #998
Death Benjamin Rubbins died at EnglandG.
Birth He was born at EnglandG.
Marriage 1 December 1777 Benjamin was married to Sarah Richman on Monday, 1 December 1777 at Spalding, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.
Marriage 16 March 1789 Benjamin was married to Sarah Rycroft on Monday, 16 March 1789 at Spalding, LincolnshireG.
Sarah Richman d. 1788
Sarah Rubbins+ b. 27 May 1781, d. c 5 Jul 1837
Mary Rubbins b. 25 Sep 1782
Benjamin Rubbins b. 23 Dec 1788
Sarah Richman
F, #999, d. 1788
Birth Sarah Richman was born at EnglandG.
Marriage 1 December 1777 Sarah was married to Benjamin Rubbins on Monday, 1 December 1777 at Spalding, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.
Death 1788 Sarah Richman died in 1788 at Spalding, LincolnshireG.
Married Name 1777 As of 1 December 1777, her married name was Sarah Rubbins.
John Loiterton
M, #1000, b. 26 March 1810, d. 14 February 1893
Father Thomas Loiterton b. 25 Mar 1783, d. 23 Nov 1846
Mother Sarah Rubbins b. 27 May 1781, d. c 5 Jul 1837
Relationships 3rd great-granduncle of Robert Mote
Great-grandson of Charles Loiterton
Baptism 26 March 1810 John Loiterton was baptized on Monday, 26 March 1810 at All Saints Church, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
He was the son of Thomas Loiterton and Sarah Rubbins.
Marriage 15 May 1834 John was married to Jane Birch on Thursday, 15 May 1834 at Fleet, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.2
Marriage June 1857 John was married to Elizabeth Buffham, daughter of James Buffham and Mary Ann Winkley, in June 1857 at Fleet, LincolnshireG.2
Death 14 February 1893 John Loiterton died on Tuesday, 14 February 1893 at Pine Street, North Ipswich, QLD, AustraliaG, at age 82.3
Name Variation John Loiterton was also known as Lorterton.3
24 October 1857 John Loiterton was a passenger aboard The Ship Irene which sailed from Birkenhead Depot, Liverpool, Lancashire, EnglandG, on Saturday, 24 October 1857 and arrived in Moreton Bay on 11 February 1858. The Irene left Moreton Bay on 21 March 1858 to continue her voyage to Sydney, where she arrived on 27 March 1858.2
Article 28 March 1858 On 28 March 1858 John Loiterton and his family left Farm Cove in Sydney on a two or three day journey to join Charles and Susannah at Camden. John and his family commenced work almost immediately at Camden Park. John was a gardener in the Camelia gardens and Elizabeth became a maid.
In 1861 the family moved on to Sutton Forest in the southern highlands of NSW where John, now almost 51, settled on a leased smallholding between Jordan's Crossing and Sutton Forest. The family remained there until 1870 when they moved to Red Hill at Sutton Forest.
Late in 1874, John (and presumably his wife Elizabeth - no death details have been found for Elizabeth) and his daughters Sarah Ann and Elizabeth (with husbands and children) and John Junior all moved north to Queensland, initially settling around Ipswich. The inland journey north took some six months. John Senior, then approaching age 64, continued to work as a farm labourer until his death in 1893 at age 82.2
Jane Birch b. 1811, d. 1857
Elizabeth Lorterton+ b. 1836, d. 15 Apr 1902
John Loiterton b. 1838, d. 8 May 1893
Sarah Anne Loiterton+ b. 1840
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The Current State of ICO Regulations Across the Globe
Reading Time: 5 minutes by Alex Lielacher on October 11, 2017 Altcoins, Finance, ICO, News, Regulation
The year 2017 has been the year of initial coin offerings (ICOs). This innovative new form of financing that involves issuing a new digital token to early investors of a (usually) blockchain-based project in exchange for bitcoin or ether has managed to raise over $2 billion in funding since the start of the year. This figure even surpasses that of traditional VC funding of bitcoin and blockchain startups year-to-date.
One of the reasons why ICOs have become such a popular method of funding is because this market segment was entirely unregulated until this summer. Anyone with sufficient technical knowledge could launch their own digital token linked their existing business or startup idea. However, that is now changing.
On July 25, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was the first financial regulator to issue a statement about initial coin offerings regulations. Since then, several other countries have followed suit.
ICO Regulations by Country
In this guide, you will discover the current state of ICO regulations all the countries that have issued statements on the legal status of token sales.
Canada's financial regulator, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA), announced on August 24 that securities law could now apply to initial coin offerings if the newly issued digital token can be categorized as a financial security. If that is the case, the company needs to seek regulatory guidance prior to conducting its token sale.
"Any business that is planning to raise capital through an ICO [….] should consider whether it involves a security. Businesses should also contact their local securities regulatory authority to discuss possible approaches to complying with securities laws," the statement reads.
In a move that surprised the market, seven Chinese regulatory agencies issued a joint statement declaring that initial coin offerings are a form of unauthorized, illegal fundraising and that all individuals and companies within the People's Republic are prohibited from launching token sales to fund their business ventures.
China was the first country to issue a full ICO ban stating that ICOs are linked to suspected fraudulent business ventures. Shortly after China issued the ICO ban, lawmakers also communicated to bitcoin exchanges that they will need to shut down and that digital currency trading on exchanges will also be prohibited.
Some believe, however, that this cryptocurrency crackdown is only temporary as China seeks to regulate the industry and that exchanges will soon be opened again and that token sales could also continue again at a later point in the future.
Unlike mainland China, Hong Kong has published ICO regulations that are more accommodating for startups. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published a statement on September 5 that states that digital tokens that fall under the definition of securities are subject to Hong Kong securities law and, therefore, fall under the SFC's regulatory scope.
"Shares, debentures, and interests in a CIS are all regarded as securities," according to the Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO). Hence, if newly issued digital tokens carry strong resemblances to these securities, they will require regulatory approval.
The Isle of Man
The Isle of Man is a self-governed island off the coast of the U.K. that is known for its liberal financial regulation. This is also reflected in the new regulatory framework for ICOs, called the Isle of Man Registered Designated Business ICO, which is aimed at opening the doors for blockchain startups who want to incorporate on the island to launch AML and KYC compliant token sales.
While the regulatory framework has not yet been officially announced, the Head of Operations for Fintech and Digital Development at the Isle of Man's Department of Economic Development, Brian Donegan, has confirmed it is in development and will soon be finalized and made public.
The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission issued a statement on September 22, which states that starting from January 2018, a new framework will regulate Gibraltar-based companies that use blockchain technology to "store or transmit value belonging to others."
Additionally, the financial regulator indicated that token sales could also come under regulatory scrutiny going forward, stating that it is "considering a complementary regulatory framework covering the promotion and sale of tokens, aligned with the DLT framework."
To date, however, initial coin offerings are still unregulated in Gibraltar according to its financial regulator.
Singapore's financial regulator, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), published a statement that read: "[…] the offer or issue of digital tokens in Singapore will be regulated by MAS if the digital tokens constitute products regulated under the Securities and Futures Act (Cap. 289) (SFA). MAS' clarification comes in the wake of a recent increase in the number of initial coin (or token) offerings (ICOs) in Singapore as a means of raising funds."
In other words, similarity to Canada, Hong Kong, and the U.S., the sale of a new digital token will fall under the MAS's regulatory scope if the tokens are de facto securities of the issuing company.
South Korea followed in China's footsteps and surprised the cryptocurrency community by also banning future initial coin offerings. On September 29, the South Korean Financial Services Commission announced that all types of digital token sales would be banned as this type of financing activities needs to be carefully monitored and controlled.
Similarly to China, we could potentially see this outright ban overturned once adequate digital currency regulations have been issued by lawmakers.
Switzerland's financial regulator, the Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), issued a statement that announced that the regulator plans to investigate all ICOs held within its borders in an attempt to identify if certain types of ICOs may fall under their regulatory scope and to crack down on fraudulent token sales.
Switzerland is one of the most cryptocurrency-friendly countries in the world and is the home to a leading blockchain hub called the Crypto Valley.
The Financial Conduct Authority in the U.K. has been known to be very fintech-friendly and does not view digital currencies as a threat to the country's financial system. In fact, there are several blockchain startups in the FCA's Fintech Sandbox who are developing cryptocurrency-based financial solutions with support from the regulator.
The FCA's innovation-friendly stance is also demonstrated it its statement warning about initial coin offerings. The statement highlights the risks of investing in token sales and recommends conducting adequate research before investing in an ICO.
"You should only invest in an ICO project if you are an experienced investor, confident in the quality of the ICO project itself (e.g., business plan, technology, people involved) and prepared to lose your entire stake," the FCA stated in its issued warning.
However, it gives no indication of wanting to regulate this sector at this time.
Finally, on July 25, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published a statement that highlighted the risks associated with investing in initial coin offerings and announced that digital tokens that effectively act as securities of the issuing company would fall under U.S. federal securities law going forward.
That means that any new startup launching an ICO will either have to fall under the S.E.C's regulatory scrutiny or will have to demonstrate that its tokens are not de facto securities.
Token sale regulations are also expected to be issued soon in Russia and other European nations.
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When did the Mound Builders come into contact with European settlers?
March 10, 2020 by Karen Hill
The Mound Builders didn't come into contact with European settlers.
By the eighteenth century, when whites began crossing the Appalachians into the Mississippians' lands, their villages were gone. We can only guess at the Mound Builders' fate.
Their great settlements may have been laid low by widespread disease or by other Native American invaders. Changes in climate may have caused droughts or flooding that destroyed their crops. Or maybe their villages were just too successful, with populations growing so large that they could not be sustained by the resources around them.
Their mounds, however, remained intact. White settlers were amazed by these great earthworks. Some, rightly, recognized that these monuments were made by earlier Native American peoples.
Certain whites wrongly assumed that the mounds were built by either Aztec Indians from present-day Mexico or by the lost tribes of Israel told of in the Bible.
These folks were so convinced of their superiority over the Native Americans around them that they could not believe their ancestors could have created these fantastic structures.
Who were the Mound Builders and Where did the Mound Builders come from?
How did the Mound Builders live and Who were the first and last Mound Builders in North America?
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I'm reading Margaret Atwood On Writers and Writing. It's lovely to read an author musing on being the very thing that they are without sounding too grandiose or other wordly. Long have we been exposed to the accepted narrative that The Writer operates on some higher and more noble plane than mere mortals, and it's pleasantly comforting to hear such a great writer talk about the insecurities her young self felt when treading out into these rather murky waters. Something that really struck a chord with me, was the notion of the writer having two distinct sides to themselves. I don't know if people are surprised that the novel I'm writing is quite bleak and violent. Certainly I'm a cheery person, not one to dwell on the negative side of things, yet clearly someone in there is more than preoccupied with the darker side of humanity. And I've noticed her a lot more of late. Mostly because of all the time I'm spending on my own. As any teacher will tell you, time for quiet reflection is hardly a feature of the job. While you do feel isolated from your peers (a group of teenagers doesn't have quite the same vibe, although they can be fun) it's rare that you feel truly isolated, rushing as you are from one lesson, observation, plan, assessment, book marking, Parents' Evening, data entry and so on until you are gasping for breath at the end of each half term.
What I've noticed since clambering off that particular roller coaster is that I spend a lot of time truly on my own, with a good stretch of hours in front of me, cleared away for the task of writing. Which is when she comes out. I find that I get delighted with altercations, minor catastrophes in the street which would usually upset me, or at least produce an empathetic reaction. I'm much more likely to be scribbling down some notes or thinking about how to perfectly capture the abject look of sorrow on the face of the girl opposite me on the tube than offer any sort of support. It's unnerving. Not only this, but I can't remember ever having been so silent for such long periods of time. With my money-paying exploits taking me all over London (private tutoring, to be clear) I spend an inordinate amount of time on trains, buses, walking, and even when I get there it's a one-to-one conversation with a pupil, not a cacophony of voices heard streaming out of a Year 8 class last thing on a Friday. I like talking. A lot. In fact it might be that my writing has got more dialogue-heavy the less I've found real conversation happening in my life. If you happen to be the person I encounter that evening, I do apologise for the ear-bashing you'll get for a good forty minutes, but I hope you understand.
According to quite a few people out there, I might be doing myself a favour. Apparently, spending time truly on our own is one of the things we've lost in the modern social networking age, and might be one of the things we need in order to simply process the amount of information we're overloaded with on a daily basis. But also, to be happy. There's something to be said about staring out of the window for a few minutes. Even if, as in my case, it's in the search for an interesting way of describing something mundane. We could all do with a bit of time getting to know ourselves, however many of us there may be.


Simple and to the point, there are a couple of reasons why these issues happen and it has solved the problem for me. Hopefully you will have the same benefit.
1. PC is too slow.
Solution: I've seen people post about the issue, and when they give specs they are no where NEAR meeting the requirements, which is pretty much a 2Ghz dual core. Anything below will probably give you issues all day.
2. Using a laptop? Overheating is the issue.
Solution: This was my main problem, my laptop was simply overheating every time it need the power to run a game or the Roxio capture software in this case. I clarified this by opening the capture software with the laptop on my bed, and saw the glitchiness start to happen. I took it off my bed for about 3 minutes and hey what do you know, no problems capturing whatsoever. The fans are at the bottom of my laptop, so when it's on a soft surface(like a bed) the heat has no where to go, and it gets trapped in the laptop, causing it to overheat. When it overheats, your clock speeds go down to the bare minimum to save you the trouble of damaging your laptop, and when the clock speeds of your CPU go down, you no longer meet the requirements of the capture software. Mine went down to 933mhz, which is WAY below the requirements. Most laptops are set to cool down if it reaches a certain temp, most of the time it's 90c. It should rarely reach temperature unless you're doing some kind of overclocking or benchmarking. To solve this, just make sure your fans are free of any dust, make sure your laptop is on a hard surface or better yet, use a lapdesk or laptop cooler. Those will fix your problems. If you're on a PC, make sure your fans are clear of any dust, and that it's in a well ventilated area. If you haven't replaced your thermal paste on the CPUs in ages, that could be causing your desktop to overheat as well.
I hope this fixes your guys' problems, as it has fixed mine.
I am sure these are the top reasons to consider!
Wow, that is good to hear!
May I ask what kind?
I'm having slightly glitchy captures from time to time and I noticed when I try to record a webcam at the same time as the Roxio software, I get massively glitchy captures.
This is quite frustraiting though since my PC is more than capable. Unless maybe my Roxio unit and/or my HDMI cables are faulty.
Possibly someone could shed some light on this.
Tried this and it got slightly better but didn't fix things at all.
How long were you recording? After about 13 minutes at 2500 bit rate, it still eventually skips and stutters and generally glitches.
After doing some research, trail and error, and other fiddling, I think I have found a solution to this.
While having a PC or Laptop that meets the requirments of the Roxio software to run smoothly, you also have to have your GPU settings set up correctly.
In the Nvidia Control Panel I applied these settings and after doing some testing WITH and WITHOUT using a Webcam at the same time as recording, I find my resulting game captures to be perfect and free of any audio or video glitches.
I will also be posting a video explaining this and I will link it here.
Yea, why are you being rude? He did nothing wrong but show what was happening. Also, he fixed the problem by himself. So you sir can sit on that.
well i think my pc might be too old then.
I do this but i don't record a webcam i use Audacity to record my voice seperately and it has worked fine for a while with great quality but just recently it has started glitching out allot and my PC does meet the specifications. could it just be the heat ??
the only reason i can think my computer is glitching is that its overheating due to it being summer ??


Ready to use your voice and hands to control your PC? How about a virtual orchestra or a flying quadrocopter?
Microsoft Research this morning is officially expanding the Kinect motion sensor beyond its Xbox 360 game console to traditional Windows machines. The company is releasing a development kit that students, researchers and other noncommercial software developers can use to create Windows 7 programs that sense their surroundings and respond to voice commands and gestures.
The beta release of the free Kinect software development kit, or SDK, could fuel the grassroots Kinect applications that have until now been considered hacks. Microsoft says it's also working on a version of the SDK for commercial software programs.
Over time, the move by Microsoft could help the motion sensor find a place in such settings as kitchens, doctor's offices or auto repair shops, where grubby hands or sterile gloves make a keyboard and mouse difficult or undesirable to use.
Sounds like a golden opportunity for anyone interested in getting up to speed on this technology and programming environment. The dev kit is a 21-22Mb download, and is available in 32 and 64-bit versions.
Note: this release is only for students, researchers, and non-commercial users. If you're planning a product, you'll have to wait for the commercial licensed version, which Microsoft has indicated is on its way.
* Drivers, for using Kinect sensor devices on a computer running Windows 7.
* Application programming interfaces (APIs) and device interfaces, together with technical documentation.
* Kinect for Windows SDK from Microsoft Research is for non-commercial use only. By installing, copying, or otherwise using this software, you agree to be bound by the terms of its license. Read the license.
* This beta software uses the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP), which automatically sends to Microsoft information about your hardware and how you use this software. This information is not used to identify or contact you. Learn more.
Download and additional information is available from Microsoft here.
Anybody can go "dancing with the stars..."
Now here's your chance to dance with Microsoft and Monkey-Boy Steve Ballmer!
Hmm...on second thought, maybe that's not such a good idea.


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Q: Thousands of async Tasks, await task.delay() issue I use a loop to start ~1000-2000 tasks, usually at a rate of about 1 task per second. To create the tasks i simply do something like:
For i = 0 to 2000
    Task.run(
        Async Function()
            Await RunHttpLoop()
        End Function)
    await task.delay(1000)
Next

Now, the RunHttpLoop() looks something like this:
Async Function RunHttpLoop()
    dim response = Await webclient.DownloadDataTaskAsync(someuri)
    if response.contains("finished") then return

    dim startsleep = datetime.now
    await task.delay(1000)

    'Measure how much longer than 1000ms each task slept
    console.writeline((startsleep - datetime.now).duration.totalmilliseconds - 1000))
End Function

I'm creating a bunch of tasks which should be asynchronously downloading data from some sources.
Now, the problem. While i still have a small number of tasks, everything works fine. As i start getting more tasks, i periodically get moments where the tasks that are sleeping (await task.delay(1000)), simply stop waking up on time. For a few seconds (2-3 seconds) not a single task will wake up. It will seem like they're just frozen. Then suddenly they all wake up in one giant burst.
I measure the time each task slept, subtract from it 1000 (expected sleep time) and i get the "deviation" of sleep, usually ~15ms. I out put this to console as soon as the task wakes up:
Task sleep deviation from 1000ms:
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15 <----Freezes here for ~2-3 seconds

...Nothing...

1000 <---GIANT burst of delayed tasks comes rushing out
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This cycle repeats very periodically every ~10 seconds.
Here are some images.
Normal: http://i.imgur.com/ZeMa05r.png
Burst of late tasks waking up: http://i.imgur.com/mv0X513.png
Any ideas?


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The Volkswagen Golf GTE is available to order from today, costing £28,035 RRP. And unlike Volkswagen's other electric vehicles (the e-up! and e-Golf) which are sold through a network of 25 e-Retailers, the GTE will be available through all of the company's franchised sales outlets.
The name of Golf GTE reflects its standing in the line-up alongside the petrol-powered GTI and diesel GTD, while its pricing also reinforces this position. The new car is driven by two engines: a 1.4-litre 150 PS TSI direct-injection petrol engine and a 102 PS electric motor. Together, they produce a maximum power of 204 PS and a theoretical range of 580 miles, while maximum torque is 350 Nm (258 lbs ft). A six-speed DSG gearbox developed for hybrid vehicles is standard.
The electric motor is integrated into the gearbox housing, while further hybrid components include power electronics and a charger. An electro-mechanical brake servo and an electric air conditioning compressor make for energy-efficient braking and air conditioning. There are five operating modes: 'E-mode', 'GTE mode', 'Battery Hold', 'Battery charge' and 'Hybrid Auto'. In pure electric mode (activated at the press of a button), the Golf GTE can travel up to 31 miles. Electric power can also be saved – for example when driving to a zero-emissions zone – and in electric mode, the GTE is capable of speeds of up to 81 mph.
With the TSI engine engaged as well, the Golf GTE can sprint from zero to 62 mph in 7.6 seconds and on to 138 mph, yet returns a combined cycle figure of 166 mpg and CO2 emissions of 39 g/km. As such it is expected to be exempt from VED and the Congestion Charge.
The Golf GTE's 8.8 kWh lithium-ion battery can be charged in 3.75 hours from a domestic mains outlet, or 2.25 hours from a domestic wallbox.
The Golf GTE is available in five-door bodystyle only and in one highly-specified trim level. Visually, it combines elements of the e-Golf and Golf GTI, with C-shaped LED daytime running lights (e-Golf) and aerodynamic horizontal 'fins' (GTI). Where the GTI features red, the GTE has blue accents, including across the radiator grille and into the headlights (which as on the e-Golf are LED), while 18-inch 'Serron' alloy wheels are fitted as standard.
Inside too, the GTI's red highlights are turned to blue – including the stitching on the steering wheel, gear lever gaiter and seats, and a blue stripe in the tartan pattern on the sports seats. Touchscreen infotainment system with DAB radio and Bluetooth is standard, while optional navigation includes bespoke EV features such as the ability to identify potential destinations on electric range, and charging points.
The GTE also has an e-manager which allows the driver to preset vehicle charging, as well as interior cooling or heating and these functions can be operated remotely using the Car-Net app on a smartphone; a three-year subscription is standard in the UK. The speedometer and tachometer are familiar, and the latter is supplemented by a power meter in the central display, which shows the status of the battery, whether or not power is being used and the intensity of any regeneration.


Does anyone know which questions are required by law to be answered?
Wiki answers says that only the first question, "How many people were living or staying in this house, apartment, or mobile home on April 1, 2010?" needs to be answered.
Some of the other questions ask for your phone #, name, date of birth, race - I don't feel like this other info is the government's business. What's the law?
You don't feel like your DOB is the government's business? Don't you think they might have that written down somewhere, like with your Social Security Number...which they probably already have recorded with your address? Unless you're living in a shack out in the woods writing angry letters, what does it matter?
So to sum up: no idea what the answer to your question is.
In the past census data has been used to realign school districts based on race and political districts so that one party would have an advantage. Look at some of the crazy district lines across the country and you will see what I mean. Sometimes they will cover a whole area leaving off the few houses reported to be the other party.
Illegal alien data is also used to skew the numbers.
The only thing you have to answer is how many people live in your house.
They don't technically re-align school districts, it's actually representative districts for the House of Representatives.
I don't even know what you mean by illegal alien data being used to "skew" numbers. The Census's goal is to count every single person residing in America. This includes illegal immigrants.
Ron Paul is kinda wacko, honestly. In that very post you linked to, he makes some vague threat of the government using Census information against people.
I've known this board was on the fear-mongering side for quite some time, but this is new heights, folks. Your data is lumped into "census blocks" which are about 39 city blocks in size, so there's really no way that someone's going to take your specific data and find out anything about you. Further, the data is used by lots of people for much more than simple tax apportionment and representation. It's used for all kinds of data-mining on the U.S. population.
But this being the Internet and the SDN Anesthesiology forum in particular, everyone will probably just respond that I'm a naive idiot if I don't believe Barack Obama is personally reviewing my census form for ways to take all my money and give it to undeserving crackmothers and the Chinese government.
Not me, man, I've got this metallic hat on that this dude in the park promised would keep them out of my brainwaves.
Check out this interesting write-up.
Ron Paul is kinda wacko, honestly.
I am unaware of any psychological assessments of him, but say what you want, Ron Paul understands economics better than every other person in both the House and Senate.
Counting illegal immigrants in the census is to use them to increase house seats in leftist-leaning disctricts with the goal of increasing democrat members in the house. The census shouldn't be used as a partisan political tool to lessen the representation of citizens.
Knowing their numbers would be good to make the dramatic underestimates from the CBO 'less inaccurate' when they have to put a price on the upcomming amnesty program for illegal immigrants. The cost will be particularly staggering following the expansion of medicaid / increased cost of healthcare bill passed last week.
Do you actually think they don't know this $hit already?


How often do you ask 'why'? Seriously, do you often go out of your way to find out WHY something is so? It is one of the most important things I do every day.
Understanding is important. One way I force myself to really understand a problem is to use the '5 whys' approach. 5 whys makes me dig much deeper than I used to. Instead of just treating the symptoms, I can understand and treat the cause.
Treating the cause of any problem is what I learnt in Physiotherapy school and applies exactly the same way to building a scalable business.
See how I got to the cause? If I was in more of a rush and didn't take the time to really understand, I probably would've just called the RACV and bought a new battery. Bad idea.