Coat of arms tied to armor and fashion history in Virginia
Notes from Mildred W. Steltzner in Kenbridge Dispatch reveal how the coat of arms originated as armor surcoat worn over knights and heat made it essential during crusades. Ladies adopted embroidered surcoats, termed coathardie historic, influencing modern dress. The piece weaves heraldry with family histories across the South including Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas, plus a Borger hook rug group and a call for signed letters to The Daily News in Amarillo.
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State of Virginia
Mildred W. Steltzner
Kenbridge
Holy Lands
George
Spencer
Ames
Thomas
John
Mary
Sarah
Margarett
Polly Ann
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
George Patterson
Spencer Patterson
Quin
Eliza Quin
Georgia
William King
South Carolina
Robbins Edward
Jane Robbins
Marshall County
Ala
William Robbins
Dear Dorothy and genealogical requests span across states
A long reading list of genealogical inquiries from multiple U S locations seeking ancestors and family lines. Readers in Holly Concor Amarillo Olney Bartlesville White Deer Cotulla Houston share names, birth years, marriage links, and migration paths.
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Amarillo
Dorothy
Zachary Taylor
Orange County
Elizabeth Lee
Joseph
Sarah Best
Ethel Taylor Ford
Dallas Group Backs Rockefeller in 1964 Presidential Bid
A Dallas coalition of business leaders endorsed Nelson Rockefeller with a full page ad in Eastern newspapers. Signers included Tramell Crow, Stanley Marcus, and Ralph Rogers, who heads Texas Rockefeller for President. Rogers announced Ted Taylor will chair the Finance Committee and Dr. Charles Ritcheson will lead the Scholars for Rockefeller group, to mobilize faculty support.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
White House
Trammell Crow
Barron Ulmer Kidd
Stanley Marcus
Eugene F. Nearburg
Ralph B. Rogers
Rogers
Texas
Rockefeller
Texas college race nabs Rockefeller nod for presidency
Governor Rockefeller’s nomination sways Texas higher learning circles as he seeks the presidency. Supporters tout academic backing, while opponents call for cautious endorsement amid regional political currents. Students and faculty voices reflect a campus debate shaping state opinion.
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Virginia Way
Borger
Tex
Larry J
Gage
Concho
Houston
Bee
Cectl
Holmes
Yows ST
First Methodist Church
Mesdames Holmes
Naomi Lock
M. J. Edwards
A. C. Green
L. D. Harris
Clifton Lewis
Water Morgan
B. Massingill
Jim Scott
Albert Woodward
Jack Worsham
Mary Gail Lewis
Dorothy Nordyke
The
Daily News
Harry Stuhldreher
Don Miller
Elmer Layden
Jim Crowley
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Nord
Hither
Von
Holly
Mich
Sly
Slie
Slye
Schley
Sliegh
Schly
Christopher Sly
Canada
Joshua Sly
WM. Johnston
Sherman ST
Holly, Mich
Michigan
Concor
Calif
Nancy Shuffitt
Green County
James Madison Forbes
Bates County
Marion County
Michael Yates
Martha Jane
Julian Margaret
Lou Ann Coffaney
Toyon Drive
Concord
California
Olney
Ill
Richland County
Barbara J. Craddock
Hunley Drive
Illinois
Bartlesville
Okla
White Deer
Cotulla
Joe Yorley
Oak Bartlesville
Madonna Bridwell
Annette M. Ludeman
King
Aaron King
Aaron
Patterson
Jane Patterson
Tennessee
Jackson County
Pig
Civic Circle
Panasonic
Levine's
KODAK
SUPER
Electric
Vighgurome
Harwich AN
ZEE Family Pak
Gries Zk
Squibb
Nestea
Sweeta
Phillips
Motor Oil Sae
Texaco
Panasonic Oakwood
Proctor Silex
Fred Gene Hill
M.S.W
ACSW
Amaritio
Rocky
Mattress & Box
Anderson Mattress & Upholstering Co
N. Tyler
N.E
Pixies
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