History of One Branch of the Heard Family Document
A long genealogical essay recounts early Heard family migration from Ireland to America, marriage to Lady Faulkner, and settlement in Virginia and Georgia. It traces descendants including Jesse, Elizabeth, and Mary Ann, with ties to Kicklighter, Kemble, and Hartman families, plus notes on tombstone inscriptions and the importance of durable genealogical data for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard
Déass
Ireland
America
Faulkner
Lord Faulkner
Noble Werth
England
Nia
Virginia
Georgia
Jesse
George
Stephan Jesse
Judith Wilkervon Ile
Reu
Ben
Mary
Tink
South
Susan Ann Davenport
William Bay
Massachusetts
Samuel Robving
Connecticut
Hettar
Upuaa
Hannal
Sus Abe
Cynethie Tlattey
Lucy
Hannon
Susan
Battey
Urey
Judith Milord
Jessa
Stephen
Wam
Wiliam Kemne Darmage
Pennsylvanis
Saray Seaborn Jones
A. A Kembla
Alabama
Sarah
Robert Shafer
Hoonsylvent
Lila
May
Harcy
Eliza Ketchner Kemble
B McNiel
Lafayette
Ind
Mary Ann
William No
Lucy Wokinson Harman
St Louisvilla Ga
Frederick Kicklighter
Washington County
Montgomery $A
Lay Heard
Mary Alexander
Jemeryon County
Ann
Joey
Arant
Amaphine Frederic Kickighter
Ole King
Milledguville
Mary Lou
Harman King
Ole Kickisncer
Mary Lou Kicklighter
Mack Sessions
Joseph
Frances Sissims
Milledgeville
Fredericx T
Ola Frances
Harmon King
Atlanta
Harmon Hickfighter
Frederic
Maryann Kicklighter
Twentieth Regiment of Georgia Volunteers
E. Ma Seage
Flag Day at Fort Valley Observed by DAR
The Governor Troutlen chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held Flag Day on June 14 at the home of Mrs. M C Greene. Mrs Annie O Harris and Aires C Riley delivered papers on the flag origin and history. Maude A Slapfey served as corresponding secretary.
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Fort Valley
Trenton
Daughters of the American Revolution
MC Greene
Annie , O' Harris
Aires C Riley
Maude A. Slapfey
Troutlen
DAR Conference Date Change in Savannah
The Georgia state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution will now begin Tuesday November 15 instead of Monday the 14th, continuing through the 16th and 17th. The event includes the unveiling of the Oglethorpe monument.
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Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Savannah
Oglethorpe Monument
Daughters of the American Revolution Dedicate Kings Mountain Monument
A monument to the Kings Mountain hero from East Tennessee was dedicated at noon on June 14 at Sycamore Shoals in Carter County Tennessee. United States Senator Bob Taylor gave a patriotic address as ceremonies marked the site where the Cherokees treaty of Traynysan was negotiated.
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Kings Mountain
Heroin
East Tennessee
Sycamore Shoals
Carter County
Tennessee
United States
Bob Taylor
Tranaysania
Gospel of Service Keynote at Cincinnati Biennial 1910
Lucy L. Willet reports on the 1910 biennial, highlighting the gospel of service as the keynote and praising the work of Georgia and other state clubs. Delegates from 41 of 47 federations attend, with leadership from Mrs. Philip Moore and Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker. The event features sessions on art civics economics conservation civil service reform and child labor, with extensive plans for future conferences. Georgia asks clubs to appoint delegates to Athens convention and emphasizes leadership attendance.
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Philip Moore
Sarah Platt Decker
Maine
Decker
Georgia
Moore
Dntall
Ohio
General Federation
Virginia
Kentucky
Florida
Texas
Georgie
Lince
Georgia Club
Savannan
Athens
General Federationaa
Lucy L, Willet
Notices to Club Presidents on Biennial Convention Officers
Attention club presidents and members. Submit the list of new officers promptly to Mrs. Henry H. Dawson at 692 High Street Newark NJ. Fifty cents covers cost and postage for a copy of the Tenth Biennial Convention Report. The 1908 report had 44 pages and the 19010 report will include addresses committee reports and state president notes. Supply is limited. order now from Mrs Hugh Willett, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Dawson
High Street
Newark
N. J
Caiis
Ataty
Ttc
Hugh Willet
Farewell to These Senators as March Fourth Arrives
On March 4 a new alignment in the United States senate will begin with many terms expiring. The list includes Nelson W. Aldrich Rhode Island Albert J Baveridge Indiana Morgan G Bulkeley Connecticut Elmer Burkett Nebraska Julius C Burrows Michigan Thomas H Carter Minnesota Moses E Clapp Minnesota Clarence G Clark Wyoming Chauncey M Depew New York Charles Dick Ohio Henry A DuPont Delaware Frank P Filat California Eugene Hale Maine Joan Kean New Jersey Hubert M La Follette Wisconsin Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Porter H McCumber North Dakota George S Nixon Nevada George T Oliver Pennsylvania Carroll Page Vermont Samuel H Bytes Washington Nathan R Scott West Virginia George Sutherland Utah William Warner Missouri.
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United States Senate
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Albert J. Baveridge
Indiana
Morgan G Bulkeley
Connecticut
Elmer Burkett
Nebraska
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Thomas H. Carter
Minnesota
Moses E. Clapp
Clarence G. Clark
Wyoming
Chauncey M Depew
New York
Charles Dick
Ohio
Henry A DuPont
Delaware
Frank P.filat
California
Eugene Hale
Maine
Joan Kean
New Jersey
Hubert M. la Fallette
Wisconsin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Porter H. McCumber
North Dakoto
New Maid-Please Asks About Purchases On Installment Plan
From Harper's Bazar a comic line shows a maid asking her mistress about a man at the door to discuss installment buys. The exchange references items like an encyclopedia phonograph brake bed and a new sewing machine in a playful domestic vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Cnil
Mintrass
Resolutions Presented by Club Women on National Issues
Resolutions committee outlines priorities including education reform and vocational funding, federal health and safety measures, anti trafficking laws, bird preservation, forestry, and broader interest in rural women. Delegates discuss national flower, food labeling, school hygiene, and legal rights for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Audubon Society
Forestry Department
Henry Turner Bailey
Committee On Business
Hetchey- Hetchey-Hetchey
Legislation Committee
Owen
United States Senate
American Medical Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Recommendations Embodied in the Presidents Report
The president's report contains several recommendations including plans of work to state federations, renaming the forestry committee to conservation and power, consolidating health and food committees, renaming the industrial and social conditions committee, renaming subdivisions as departments, creating an endowment fund for federation expenses, and appointing a committee to compile a twenty year history of the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Forestry
Health Department
Idbor
Committee On Industrial and Social
New Woman Vision Dominates Biennial Notes
The session defines the new woman as informed in city state and county governance and economics social conditions. Speakers stress three essentials for federation progress prophets men and saints while debating committees on religion politics and suffrage. Conservations on civics and civic associations highlight ongoing municipal reform efforts and the role of key leaders in Ohio Illinois and Indiana.
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Ratigion Ang
Federation
Invest in a Georgia Boy at Tallulah Falls School
A Cherokee County boy near Canton, strong and ambitious, is offered room and board at the Tallulah Falls teachers cottage for one year. He would live with two teachers for protection and aid, with seven dollars monthly expenses. The appeal frames the boy as a worthy long term human investment toward manhood and graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
Cherokee County
Canton
Janare
Pennsylvania Plan for Federation Reorganization Proposed
The General Federation of Women's Clubs faces a logjam in discussion due to growth. A proposed plan splits the federation into senate and house of representatives modeled on Congress, with state presidents as senate members and individual clubs as house delegates. Aimed at broader home life study, the plan includes changes to dues and committees, but amendments failed. Mrs Laurence Marwall, local chair, broke her wrist entering a meeting, yet she proceeded to preside after a doctor arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Pennsylvania State Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General
Congress of the
United States
Senate
Ho of Répresentatives
General Federation
House of Representatives
Individus
General Federation Board
Laurence Marwall
Catt
Great Military Achievements of Gen. Joseph E. Johnson
A compact tribute recounts Joseph E. Johnston's leadership from the Dalton retreat through Chickamauga Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and the Atlanta campaign. It notes his rebuilding of the Army of Tennessee, his strategic skill, and his role at various battles until his death in Washington on March 21, 1991.
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Gen
Joseph E. Johnson
Joseph B. Johnston
Polk
Hardee
Hood
Sherman
Ethin
Georgie
Army of Tennessee
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Johnston
Alamo
Davis
General Hood
Lee
Confederacy
Virginia
Grant
Thean
Cherew
Smithfield
Bantonville
Une
Breckinridge
Callinat Ss
United States
Genevel Johnston
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Interesting program at Clarkesville Chapter UDC meeting
The Clarkesville UDC discussed the Battle of Chancellorsville with Captain Rennon recounting troop movements and Jacksons flank maneuver. Mrs. Frank Aabury read excerpts on Jacksons death. members praised membership reports and future historical use, and thanks were given to Mr. Egbert Beall for Memories Day address.
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U. D.C
Clarkesvile
Chancelorsville
Rennon
Jackson
Tookes
Frank Aabury
Hayles Nest
Kennon
Opelika Daughters Buy Monument for Confederate Dead
After years of effort the ER E Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy in Opelika Alabama purchased a monument to honor Confederate dead. They plan unveiling on Admiral Semmes birthday September 27 with a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Opelica
Ala
Admiral Semmes
Unique Way of Raising Funds for Cedartown Monument
The text describes a monument in Cedartown of a Confederate private, tall and granite crowned with an Italian marble statue. It mentions inscriptions, Confederate flags and guns, and notes voter actions at Centera vote for Gordon Part and other generals, with vigorous voting anticipated.
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Cedartowmy
Elbert Econsy
Gordon Part
Georgia
Entertainment at the Soldiers' Home in Atlanta
The Atlanta chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will host a readings and music program for veterans on June 3. Children will perform the numbers, pleasing the home’s veterans. The committee, led by Mrs. Joseph Derry, arranges these monthly entertainments with care for the home leave at o'clock.
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Soldiers’ Home Committee
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joseph Derry
Tennille Chapter Flourishing. Confed Woman’s Group Stays Active
The Tennille Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, led by President Mrs A E Gi more, reports a flourishing condition and has decided not to disband for the summer as members remain deeply engaged in their work.
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3. Dp. Franklin Chapter
The
United Pritera of the Confederacy of Tennille
Mra
A. E. Gimore
Honors and Sympathy For Mrs Moore After Injury
Mrs Moore, her honor, suffered a fall on a waxed floor breaking her ankle. Her club members offered support and sympathy, expressing warm regard as she was moved in a rolling chair and received a standing ovation at the event.
Arlington to Have U D C Chapter
Arlington women organize a local United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter. Eighteen ladies received application blanks at a Friday schoolhouse meeting and the group plans to be historic, benevolent, and civic. Officers named include Mrs H Askew Sr as president, Dr J Toole vice president, Mrs L R Thompson secretary, Miss Louise Rainey and others.
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Arlington
Ladiew of
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Southlands
Ariington
Priday
H Askew
Dre. J . Toole
L. R. Thompson
Misa Louise, Rainey
H L Hicks
Hall Calhoun
Blryoa Killebrew
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall Opens by Confederate Ladies
The Georgia division of the Daughters of the Confederacy built the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall for daughters and granddaughters of Confederate soldiers. It is a brick building with a columned front, three sides, and modern amenities. It houses a reading room, Young Women's Christian Association room, reception hall, two baths per door, electricity, furnace heating, ventilation, and furnished rooms at $68.
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Winnie Davis
Thia
Georgia
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Young Woman's Chrisen Association
Prize Delivered At Waycross By United Daughters
The Francis & Bartow Chapter UDC offered a $5 gold prize for the best high school essay on Gettysburg. Walter Stapten won the top award at Waycross commencement exercises, with WJ Britton receiving second prize. Several pupils competed, and the best essay was sent to campaign for state recognition.
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Francis & Bartow
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Walter Stapten
WJ Britton
Gettyeburg
Campoig
Confederate generals game entertains at Mrs Baker home
A recent and interesting entertainment featured a progressive game of confederate generals at the residence of Mrs C E Baker. Score cards were hand painted confederate flags tied with red and white ribbon, offering an instructive and festive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Baker
Inspection Tour by Bigter Esther Carlotta
A Florida division report notes an inspection tour by Bigter Esther Carlotta. The official visit covers state activities and efforts to organize children in various programs during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Carlotta
Florida
U Og
Paneneule
Childrava
Eupears
Mrs Baxter's Add Fort ee cue state
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mrs Baxter’s address and affiliation with Brown, Bishop Co. in a Summer event context. Limited readable facts identify the person, firm, and location. The fragment lacks a clear news event or outcome to expand into a full summary.
Hawkinsville United Daughters of the Confederacy event
In Hawkinsville a local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a season related gathering. Details are sparse due to fragmented text but indicate ceremonial or community activity connected to the organization in the town.
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Hawkinsville
United Daughters of the Contegoracy of
Hewkingville
Torres
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Women’s Club
News OF Georgia
Meer
Rudy Feldew Youant
Joseph Barrison
Speacer
Colmmbus
Georgia Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Ung
Robert Korambo
Aan West
Peachiree
Sifenta
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Fite
Base Stare
Tongay Jorngon
Bio Vida
Otte
Agata
Keeangr B
Einmind
Ausatez
Ile Mautie B. Kelbley
Bon Oa White
Allante
Arreo
Great Army of Club
State Editoe
MIRS
Robert Blackburn
Srs
Paso Sveldet
HISE
Alice Baxter
Aflenta
Erresponting Terretary
MIBS
Sallie Mbiowe
West Peachtree Siveet
Atfenta
Seasure
Oswele Eve
Bor
John Smith
Chia
Mary Atchison Harding
Henry Harding
Putnam County
William Atchison
Usanna Ellis
Warerep County
Yoven
Aha
Presbyterian Sunday School
Cincinnati
Willet
George S Nixon
Nevada
George T. Oliver
Carrol §. Page
Vermont
Samuel H. Bytes
Waahini
Nathan R. Scott
Wear Virginie
George Sutherland
Utah
Wiliam Warner
Missouri
Harvey W. Wiley
Proweer Workers
Tares
Charles Goss
Civics
Edwin F. Moulton
Moulton
National Civic Association
Woman's Ouidoor Art League
American Civic Assocation
Playground Association —of America
Olaf N Guidin
General Feneration
Ft. Wayne
Bes Bey
Commitias Bene
Mfe
Clarkesville
Opelika Daughters Purchase
Soldiers’ Home
Tennille
Waycross
Ben Hill
Fitz
Gerald
Peru
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