Winchester Survey Notes and Howe Memorial at Ticonderoga
A Winchester lecture notes colonial land surveys in Orange and Augusta counties dated 1735 1743 and 1744 noting Abraham Hollingsworth and John Silby surveys and the Br addock era. It also recalls Lord Howe's 1758 campaigning at Lake George Ticonderoga monuments and a Hew York State Historical Association booklet challenging his grave location.
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Abraham Hollingsworth
Tnge
Alexander [Ross
Hollingsworth
Rouss Spring
Winchester
Abram
Willow Lawn
Annie Russell Hack
Charles L. Bowly
John Silby
Orange County
Opequon Creek
Lick Runn
Alexander Ross
William Carson
Agusta County
Goose Creek
White Oaks
Frances Gentty
Lord Fairfax
Reuben Rutherford
Augusta
Short Mountain
John Hogshead
Lynn
Hopwoody
James Wood
King’s Land
St. Mark's Parish
Hugh 53
Col. Willises
Willises
Edard Rouses
Matapony
Joneses Mine
Walter Homes
Mill Creek
Charles Campbell
James River
Wildford
Daniel Chancey
Middle Creek
Tuscarora Creek
Black Oak
Morgan
Bryan
Lodg
Bernard Mchenry
County
Third Hill
Shenando
Barne Mchenry
Valentine Sevier
John Lawrence
Matthias Shasse
Fairfax
Benjamin Smith
Opechen Creek
Beverly Manor
James Cathie
Cathie
Edmond Smith
Blue Ridge
Lunie’s Mill Creek
Runneth
Crosthwait
Michael Pierson
John Miller
Cub Run
Daniel Richardson
King's Land
Mill Run
Abraham Dye
John Linwell
William Magill
Augusta County
Andrew Lewis
Magill
Charles
John Magill
Sterling Clack
Secretary’s Office
Orange
John Anderson
James Anderson
William Anderson
John Moffet
Robert Brown
Robert Rennock
Daniel Meennear
Alex. Brakening
William Bell
Thomas Everari
Thomas Glassby
Lewis
John Neale
William Browne
John Kinz
John Finley
Thomas Stevenson
Alex. Crawford
Jacob Stover
Joseph Stover
Alex. Blair
Thomas Rutherford
Maurice O’freel
John
Ste
Robret Brakenridg
James Bell
Idem
John Bell
John ‘Anderson
John Tremble
William ‘Thompson, Jr
Worthington
Vance
Braddock
General Braddock
Olds Fort
Ticonderoga
Trout Brook
Lake George
Lake Cahamy Plain
George Augustus Howe
Massachusetts
Westminster Abbey
Daughters of American Revolution
Lord Howe
Albany
Lord Howep
Black Watch
L Howe
George ‘ Augustus Lord
Viscount Howe
Abercrombie
Wolfe
Pitt
Putnam
Tisconderoga
New York State Historical Association
John Hancock
Boston
George Augustus Lord Viscount Howe
James Austen Holden
A. B
Ird Howe
Fort Edward
Rogers
Stark
Patadin
Fort William Henry
Great Britain
Howe
England
King George
Carillon
Lake Champlain
L Champlain
Howe's Landing
Old Fort Ticonderoga
Longevity Earned by Hard Work In Kentucky Farm Life
Erin Tennessee obituary style note tells of LaFayette Patterson aged 90 and his wife 86 who celebrate 70 years of marriage 63 on a Kentucky farm. They credit longevity to plenty of hard work good food and regular hours plus a large family including seven children 34 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.
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Erin, Tenn
Kentucky
LaFayette Patterson
Japan plans air defense funding for Tokyo and other cities
The Associated Press reports Tokyo will receive about 600000 dollars in army estimates to defend the capital with ten anti aircraft gun positions, searchlights and audiphones. Plans extend to Osaka Kobe and Nagoya and other large cities across the empire. A gunnery unit will train at the artillery school and be deployed to protect major urban areas.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
War Department
Osaka
Kobe
Nagoya
Empire
Red Pepper Rub Promises Rapid Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the quickest relief for rheumatism and related pains. It claims instant tingling heat within minutes, improved blood circulation, and urges buying the genuine Rowles brand from drug stores for lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck and chest colds.
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Rowles
Bryan confident Democrats could carry 35 electoral votes
Lincoln Neb Dec 30 With the right kind of candidate the Democratic party should sweep 25 states in the 1928 presidential election said Charles W Bryan former Nebraska governor and 1924 vice presidential nominee He urged a genuine Southern and Midwestern Democrat who could win in the south border states western and middle western states totaling 335 electoral votes in a letter to Clem Shaver Fairmont West Virginia the Democratic national committee chairman.
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The
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Democratic Party
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Clem Shaver
Fairmont
W. Va
Democratic National Committee
Cross Roads Locals Visit Friends and Relatives Over Holidays
Cross Roads Virginia notes list visits by Clinton Sirbaugh and family, Ray Collins of Three Churches West Virginia, W W Hicks guard at Hayfield camp, Doran and Braithwaite families near Winchester, Jennie McKee and Grace White among others. Various callers include Genevieve Hardee and Mr. and Mrs. Yager from Washington.
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Cross” Roads
Clinton Sirbaugh
Ray Collins
W. Va
W. W. Hicks
Winchester
W. W. Carpenter
W.W. McKee
Jennie McKee
Grace White
Loring Anderson
D. S. Miller
J.B. White
Grace. White
Malissa McKee
Genevieve
Marshall Hardee
W. W. McKee
J. B. White
Joseph Yager
Washington, D. C
Mount Pleasant Notes from Mount Pleasant Virginia
Mount Pleasant notes recount social visits as Ruth Bucher leaves for Middletown for Christmas holidays. Local residents visit Mrs John Perry, with Kate Barrett of Timber Ridge visiting Clint Barr family. Sunday school closes for winter after strong attendance. four members never miss a Sunday since April. Ben White superintendent, school treated with candy and oranges. Young People's Christian Endeavor Society to meet.
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Mount Pleasant
Ruth Bucher
Middletown
Clint
Barr
Witte
Frances
John Perry
Kate Barrett
Timber Ridge
Clint’ Barr
Mary
Eva Perry
Glenna White
Agnes Lamp
Clearbrook
Clifton Geough
Winchester
Harry Lamp
Geraldine Lamp
Ben White
Bya Perry
Bessie Perry
Louise Berry
Elwood White
Young People’s Christian Enloaver Society
Sunday Services and Meeting Notice at United Brethren Church
An hour before preaching each Sunday the service replaces Sunday school. The next meeting is Sunday at 2 p m with Miss Bessie Perry. Mr Preaching at 3 p m in the United Brethren Church. Detroit News notes a death 128 years ago.
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Bessie. Perry
The
United Brethren Church
Norfolk and Western Schedule Effect Nov 2 1927 Berryville
Train times from Berryville Virginia show connections to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Williamson Norton and destinations via sleepers dining car and Pullman service. 9 15 A M runs to Roanoke Bristol Cincinnati Columbus 12 26 P M Local to Roanoke 5 53 P M Local Shenandoah 3 34 A M Hagerstown line with Washington Baltimore connections 1 37 P M Hagerstown Philadelphia New York sleepers to Philadelphia New York Parlor car to Jagerson Town 11 29 P M For Hagerstown sleepers to Philadelphia and New York.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Williamson
Norton
Waynesboro
Beyon
lLocal
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Panadelphe
Jagers
Philadelphia
New
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