19th century british surnames
[DOCX File]Home - Czech & Slovak American Genealogy Society of Illinois
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Adamson, Joy: Czech-Born British Naturalist, June 2010. Addams, Jane, American Social Reformer, March 2011. Advertisements. ... mid-19th Century. Ancestry Plus, Summer 2003. Architects. Architects of Buildings in Chicago’s Czech Community, Spring 2000 ... Our Surnames (Nase Prijmeni), Preface Translation and Book Review, March 2006 ...
[DOC File]The Distinguished Surname of Wallace
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From their ethnic appellations evolved the Scottish surnames of Francis and Inglis, Scott and Wallace. ... raised the regiment for King Charles Stuart during the Puritan revolution of Oliver Cromwell. In the 19th century, eminent naturalist and author, Alfred Russel Wallace, developed his own theories on evolution, based on his studies of flora ...
[DOC File]From FRASER of Knock, Ayrshire to FRAZER of Ardcarne, Co
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It would seem that during the last quarter of the 19th century many families decided to compile their family trees. Many other people, particularly those living in rural areas continued to record their births, marriages and death in the fly sheets of their family bible.
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Chinese Graphic Art since the late 19th century to 1949 39. ... Urban popular graphic art in the 19th and 20th centuries 143. The British Art School System 144. Art for the Establishment 144. ... artists working in those media whose personal names are actually written with different characters even though their surnames are identical. Sometimes ...
[DOC File]Poplar Grove and the Emorys: - Maryland State Archives
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Poplar Grove has shrunk since the 19th century through inheritances and sales, and may now be less than a quarter its former size. By family tradition (which the documents seem to support) the tract now called Poplar Grove, the “home farm” with the Emorys’ historic manor house, is …
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RARE ETHNIC SURNAMES ~ SOON TO GO EXTINCT. ... One of his descendants was Leonhard Kalenberg Van Dort, born in 1831, a famous artist whose watercolours of 19th-century Sri Lanka can still be found in Leiden and Lankan Cricketer Michael Vandort is yet another descendant. ... Back in the days of the British both the Medical sector and the Railway ...
[DOC File]Tracing your family history - a general guide
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The International Genealogical Index has been compiled by the Genealogical Society of Utah from British parish registers and other sources. The entire IGI is available on-line (www.familysearch.org). Bishops transcripts: Until the mid-19th century incumbents had annually to forward copies of all their register entries to the diocesan registrar ...
[DOC File]Small history book of Rotter - Genealogy Freelancers
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But already the 19th Century familiengeschichtlich is today for most completely unknown terrain. Here help the first church books, including Matriken called. In order after the Reformation an overview (and control) of its remaining sheep to reserve, the Catholic church on the Council of Trent 1563 for all parishes prescribed, baptisms and ...
[DOC File]Survey of Asian History c. 1850 to 1945
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In the 19th century, the British did bring notable advances of the Industrial Revolution to India. But a century of British rule drove a wealthy and vital India into poverty and weakness. Since from the starting, the British colonial administration policy choices could be classified in to three broad phases.
[DOC File]The Glegge Family of Cheshire - Weebly
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The school was rebuilt in the 19th century, although today it occupies a different site to the original. There is reference on the Internet to the Stanley family of Weaver and Alderley, Cheshire. This identifies a Thomas Glegge marrying Margery, daughter of Sir John Stanley and Elizabeth Weever in 1524.
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