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| kenneth petty daughter: The Descendants of John and Sally (Guile) Rickerd Barbara Rickerd Thompson, 1980 Johannes Rickert/John Rickerd married Sally Ann Guile and, about 1820, they moved to Putnam, Washington County, New York. After John's death in 1856, Sally married Salah Rickerd and they lived in Hillsdale County, Michigan. Descendants of their nine surviving children lived in Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, New York, California and elsewhere. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Dockstader Family: Generations one through six Doris Dockstader Rooney, 1991 Georg Dachstätter (b.ca.1679) and his family immigrated from the Palatinate of Germany (via England) to Manor Livingston along the Hudson River in New York in 1709/1710, and moved to Stone Arabia, New York about 1737. Descendants (chiefly spelling the surname Dockstader) lived in New York, Illinois and elsewhere. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Descendants of Johann Heinrich Güldner and Magdalina Rebecca Hickethier , 1988 Four of the children of Johann Heinrich Güldner and Magdalina Rebecca (Hickethier) Güldner immigrated between 1849 and 1867 to various places in Wisconsin, one later moving to Nebraska. Two children remained in Germany. The four immigrants were: John Christian Guildner (1825-1907) to Lewiston, Wisconsin in 1849; Mary Friedrika Guildner to New York in 1867, moved to Mondovi, Wisconsin in 1869/ 1870; Carolyn Henrietta Guildner (1831-1911) to Mondovi in 1850/1851; and John Siegfried Gueldner (ca. 1837-1911) to Mondovi and Lewiston in 1855. Descendants and relatives lived in Wisconsin, Nebraska, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, California, and elsewhere. Includes some genealogical data about one of the children (Bernhardine Güldner who married Franz Ramm) who remained in Germany. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Balfours of Pilrig Barbara Balfour-Melville, 1907 The Balfours of Pilrig are an old Scottish family. This particular family history highlights the James Balfours of Pilrig. Includes information on ancestors and descendants through the 18th century. Family members lived primarily in Scotland. |
| kenneth petty daughter: My Findings Lillian Vesta Brown-Johnson, 1987 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Hoppers, Moxley, Toliver and Related Families Lorene Moxley Sturgill, 1985 Descendants of immigrant George Hoppes located in North Carolina, from 1700's to 1980's. |
| kenneth petty daughter: From Coosawhatchie to Liberty , 1995 Rev. James Smart (1714-ca. 1788) is the first documented member of this family. He is believed to have been born in Prince Edward Co., Va. and died in Beaufort District, S.C. He was the first pastor of the Coosawhatchie Baptist Church later renamed Beeach Branch Baptist Church. He and his wife, Elizabeth Ledbetter had eight children. Son, Nathan Smart and his sister, Chloe and her husband Zachariah Knight possibly with other family members migrated from South Carolina to Georgia in the late 1700s. Includes the family of Levi Long, who first appears in South Carolina land grant records of 1786. He is known to have married twice, and had at least four children by each wife. Descendants live in Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Texas and elsewhere. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Bell-Shirley Family Elva Bell McLin, 1988 Descendants of John Bell (ca. 1750-1834), born in Co. Down, Ireland. He arrived in New York City in 1774. He married Keziah Mapes (1770- 1810) in 1785. They had ten sons and a daughter, and lived in Wall- kill Township, Orange Co., N. Y. Later in life he married a second time to Mary Crane. Descendants live in New York, Ohio, etc. Includes descendants of John Ambrose Shirley (1770-1843), born in Virginia. In Marietta, Ohio, 1797, he married Elizabeth Danner, who had been born in northeastern Pennsylvania, ca. 1783. He died in Marshall Co., Indiana. Descendants live in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Kansas and elsewhere. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Unfinished Journey Searetha Smith-Collins, 2019-07-08 Without clear direction, without understanding of one's past, without heroes (including women) and positive role models, without family, without connections to neighbors and a viable community, without social tranquility or firm rootedness, without at least one parent who can be at home to parent, without community control, power, and influence, without a reference group with whom to identify, without stability of one's personal world, without clearly designated leaders, without hope and a clear vision of life's expectancies and survival prospects, without a spiritual and moral centeredness, there is chaos. Where there is chaos and lack of vision, the people perish. Without economic opportunity and outlets to release despair and anger, without a feeling of safety and security, without an unlimited future, without controls on the use of drugs, violence (including gun violence), and sexual promiscuity, without responsibility and consequences for inappropriate behavior, without responsibility as well as rights, without commonly agreed upon expectations for structure and discipline, without religious, family, and personal values to help connect people, without concern for the collective as well as the individual, without nurture, without a circle of support from a responsible, caring parent, coach, teacher, grandparent, minister, neighbor, or community member, without someone who will take the time to reach out to make one feel special and valued, the children suffer and the people are dysfunctional. Where there is dysfunction, the people are a threat to themselves and the institution of family and society. How do you promote ways to shape success out of circumstances, so as, to empower future generations to come? The expression of music, especially in African American spiritual and gospel tradition provides insight into how trials, threats, and traditions have sustained us over the generations. Whether we are talking about our personal storms, or our family, societal, or global threats, the first stanza of an old gospel hymn, written fifty years ago by Ruth Caye Jones, entitled, In Times Like These rings true, inspires, and calls out to each generation still today: In times like these, we need a Savior, We need an anchor; In times like these We need a friend; Be very sure, be very sure, Your anchor holds and grips a Solid Rock. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Peerage and Baronetage of the British Empire ... Edmund Lodge, 1859 |
| kenneth petty daughter: History of Richard and Francina (Hart) Phillips and Their Descendants , 1951 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Gentleman's Magazine , 1852 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Child of Baltimore Tia L. Lincoln, 2003 Front Porches were once the center of activity for families when the weather allowed. With the advent of HVAC, the walls went up, the windows came down and doors closed and an era came to an end. Jack's Shop brings to mind, once again, those days of front porches, outhouses, and country living. Follow the antics and adventures of a young boy growing up in rural Virginia during the1950s and '60s. It may bring to mind a far simpler and, in some ways, misguided period in the history of the south. A bygone era of front porch swings, and the simple pleasures of country living is fondly recalled with a unique sampling of poignant humor. Through his eyes, the serenity and simplicity of the day is continually questioned until finally a life-threatening illness forces him to face a painful reality. |
| kenneth petty daughter: Landon Genealogy James Orville Landon, 1928 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Lodge's Peerage and Baronetage (knightage & Companionage) of the British Empire , 1861 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Graduate Magazine of the University of Kansas , 1925 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Ex-Etiquette for Weddings Jann Blackstone-Ford, Sharyl Jupe, 2007 Weddings rarely go off without a hitch, and when ex-spouses, children from previous marriages, and multiple sets of in-laws are involved, couples definitely need brand-new guidelines to politely maneuver their nuptial plans. Whether you are remarrying and attempting to combine two families or a first-time bride or groom dealing with feuding divorced parents, Ex-Etiquette for Weddings helps you navigate a host of emotionally charged situations, such as: how to announce your engagement when your parents are divorced, how to tell your ex and children about your remarriage, how to set the budget when your divorced parents are at odds, how to word invitations for second marriages or marriages of children with divorced parents, how and where to seat ex-relatives at the reception. Recognizing that tension and anxiety are extremely high around weddings, especially when the family situation is complicated, Jann Blackstone-Ford and Sharyl Jupe offer trusted advice for raking a blissful trip down the aisle. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Peerage and Baronetage of the British Empire as at Present Existing Edmund Lodge, 1882 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The peerage and baronetage of the British empire as at present existing Edmund Lodge, 2020-09-22 Reprint of the original, first published in 1869. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Register; and Magazine of Biography, A Record of Births, Marriages, Deaths, and other Genealogical and Personal Occurrences , 1869 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Register, and Magazine of Biography Thompson Cooper, 2020-09-22 Reprint of the original, first published in 1869. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Register, and Magazine of Biography , 1869 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Register, and magazine of biography [ed. by T. Cooper]. Thompson Cooper, 1869 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Latter-Day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Andrew Jenson, 1920 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review , 1854 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Lincoln County, Kentucky , 2002 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Army, Navy, Air Force Journal & Register , 1943 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Gangsters of Virtue Steven Leroy Jackson, 2010-06-09 Gangsters of Virtue/ The Wise Sorrowful Hearts is a true cautionary tale for the youth of this nation and the world.This is the untold story of murder, greed, lust for power and the final family betrayals in a major Washington DC Drug Enterpise in the 1960 ́s and beyond. The street life during the founding of the Washington DC, Black Mafia by Convicted Heroin Distributor and D.C. Drug Kingpin, Lawrence W. Slippery Jackson. It tells of the Hardships, Accomplishments,sacrifices and punishments associated with drug dealing and family. It explores the Old style Drug Game to the new generation of drug dealers and the relationship between Lawrence , his father and sibling, his extended family, his wife Anna Mae Jackson his eight children and his 500 member Black Mafia Gang. This book tells a untold story of the wife and children living together and thriving in the Southeast Hillcrest area of Washington ,DC. The story is told through the eyes of the youngest boy Steven Leroy Jackson. My father and mothers strength and dignity saved our family. Education and mentoring from The US Army, my extended family and siblings saved me and changed my fate. I received many awards and took part in historical events as a result of what people always said about us. You come from good stock, after you read my book , you will know why my wonderfully bright sisters and brother deserve all the good things that have happend to us and for us over the last 35 years. God Lives in you too. Little Lawrence , Momma and Dad We will love you forever. |
| kenneth petty daughter: Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the District of Columbia, 1969 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Hearings United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the District of Columbia, 1969 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Crime in the National Capital United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the District of Columbia, 1969 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Daniel Warlick of Lincoln County and His Descendants Rachel Warlick Dunn, 1993 Johann Daniel Warlick emigrated from Germany to Pennsylvania in 1729. He married Maria Margaretta Marstellar in about 1736. They had three children. He married Maria Barbara Schindler in about 1746 and had seven more children. They moved to Lincoln County, North Carolina in 1749. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and elsewhere. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Crowsnest , 1956 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Screening the Hollywood rebels in 1950s Britain Anna Ariadne Knight, 2021-09-28 This book examines issues of censorship, publicity and teenage fandom in 1950s Britain surrounding a series of controversial Hollywood films: The Wild One, Blackboard Jungle, Rebel Without a Cause, Rock Around the Clock and Jailhouse Rock. It also explores British cinema’s commentary on juvenile delinquency through a re-examination of such British films as The Blue Lamp, Spare the Rod and Serious Charge. Taking a multi-dimensional approach, the book intersects with star studies and social history while reappraising the stardom of Marlon Brando, James Dean and Elvis Presley. By looking at the specific meanings, pleasures and uses British fans derived from these films, it provides a logical and sustained narrative for how Hollywood star images fed into and disrupted British cultural life during a period of unprecedented teenage consumerism. |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Pall Mall Budget , 1875 |
| kenneth petty daughter: History of Carroll County, Tennessee Turner, 1986-12-12 Spine title: Christian County, Kentucky. |
| kenneth petty daughter: Immel and Imel Families in America Velma Byrum Keller, 1974 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The Peerage of the British Empire to which is added the Baronetage Edmund Lodge, 1848 |
| kenneth petty daughter: The United Daughters of the Confederacy Magazine , 1992 |
| kenneth petty daughter: Army, Navy, Air Force Journal , 1961 |
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The Kenneth City Police Department is an accredited law enforcement agency and recognized by the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation. In addition to this prominent …
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