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Matches 851 to 900 of 1,010 » See Gallery
| # | Thumb | Description | Info | Linked to |
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| 851 |  | St Peter and Paul Church Wissembourg | ||
| 852 |  | St Peter and Paul Church Wissembourg | ||
| 853 |  | St Ulrichs Altenstadt | ||
| 854 |  | St Ulrichs Altenstadt | ||
| 855 |  | Stie Tonsberg Scholler von Krogh |
Owner of original: http://portrettarkiv.ra.no/fotoweb/cmdrequest/HomePage.fwx |
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| 856 |  | Stiftsgaarden_Trondheim.jpg | ||
| 857 |  | Stiftsgaardsparken_Trondheim.jpg | ||
| 858 |  | Stiftsgaardsparken_Trondheim2.jpg | ||
| 859 |  | Stiftsgarden 2009 2.jpg | ||
| 860 |  | Stiftsgarden 2009 3.jpg | ||
| 861 |  | Stiftsgarden 2009.jpg | ||
| 862 |  | Stiftsgarden Park behind palace.JPG | ||
| 863 |  | Stone Ship at Anund's Barrow | ||
| 864 |  | Stonewall Jackson | ||
| 865 |  | Street | ||
| 866 | | Street Family of Virginia excerpt from: "The Street genealogy" by Anderson, Mary E. , Exeter, N.H., 1895 | ||
| 867 |  | Stødle Kirke, Etne, Hordaland, Norway | ||
| 868 |  | SÆRIMNER Launched in 1878, the Frigate "Særimner" was converted to Bark 1892. 1366 nrt (B s 411/411/407- D) - Built by Fredrik Magnus at Hogganvik for Jacob Sømme. 1892 sold to E Berentsen. 1903 sold to Birger Berg. 21 Feb 1907 grounded at Riding Rocks, Great Bahama Bank, while traveling to Gulfport MS from Buenos Aires with lumber. Arrived at Nasssau Bahamas floating on its own load. Condemned. 201 feet long width 37 and depth 23.5 feet. Cost over £200,000. It was the largest sailing vessel built in Norway until then. One of Scandinavia's most beautiful ships, but also a venture on which fortunes were lost, because this is when steamships came into use. The shipbuilding business at Hogganvik never recovered. Work was commenced in autumn 1876 and launch was 20 August 1878. | ||
| 869 |  | Særimner at Imsland. | ||
| 870 |  | Søren de Fine Von Krogh 1724-1795 | ||
| 871 |  | Søren de Fine Von Krogh 1724-1795 | ||
| 872 |  | Tanguay-Guyon dit Dumontier | ||
| 873 |  | Thankful Smead Chest with Drawers ca. 1695 Massachusetts Oak and pine Photographed at Huntington Library in San Marino, California while on loan from the Dietrich American Foundation in Philadelphia. Known as a Hadley chest, these types of chests were produced in Connecticutt River valley towns in central New England near Hadley Massachusetts. From the T. S. carved in its front, it is known this chest was made for Thankful Smead, born in Deerfield 1677 and died there with her husband 3 children in the 1704 Deerfield raid. This chest may have been presented to Thankful Smead around 1695 upon her marriage to John Hawks Jr. | ||
| 874 |  | The Aaron Burr Expedition - Letters to Ephraim Brown from Silas Brown 1805-1815 | ||
| 875 | | The History of Westborough Massachusetts | ||
| 876 | | The Kimball Family News | ||
| 877 | | The Magazine of American History with Notes and Queries vol III | ||
| 878 | | The Military Annals of Lancaster Massachusetts | ||
| 879 | | The Nowlin Stone Genealogy | ||
| 880 |  | Thomas Ford | ||
| 881 |  | Thomas Godbey lineage beginning 1587 in England | ||
| 882 |  | Thomas Moore - Virginia Pensioners | ||
| 883 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 01 | ||
| 884 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 02 | ||
| 885 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 03a | ||
| 886 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 04a | ||
| 887 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 05 1839 certified copy of Thomas and Sarah Moore's Marriage Bond from Powhatan County. | ||
| 888 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 06 1840 statement of Sarah Moore detailing her marriage and events relative to application for a widow's pension under the act of 1838. Document is witnessed and signed by her daughter in law Elizabeth (Sandifer) Moore. | ||
| 889 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 07 1840 witness statement of neighbor Joicy Storer, who knew Thomas and Sarah Moore since they moved to Campbell from Chesterfield in the fall of 1788. They had one child at the time, presumably Thomas Jr who would have been 8 years old. The 1820 census shows Bartlett Storer living a few doors from the Moore family. Bartlett was the son of Edward and Joicy Storer. The 1810 census shows Edward living a few doors from the Moore family. Records show the families were neighbors for 55 years. | ||
| 890 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 08a 1840 statement of Thomas Johnson attesting to the truth of Joicy Storer's statement. | ||
| 891 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 09a | ||
| 892 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 10a 1832 statement of Thomas Moore detailing his Revolutionary service and places of birth and residence. | ||
| 893 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 11a 1832 statement of Thomas Moore detailing his Revolutionary service and places of birth and residence. | ||
| 894 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 12 | ||
| 895 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 13 Thomas gives names of character witnesses: William Harvey, Rev Henry Brown, Thos Johnston, Phillip Payne. | ||
| 896 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 14a | ||
| 897 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 14b | ||
| 898 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 15 1832 statement of James Moore who states he has known Thomas Moore all his life, and well recollects both time he went away to serve in the Chesterfield Militia. James lives in the same Campbell County neighborhood, but his relationship to Thomas is unstated. | ||
| 899 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 16a | ||
| 900 |  | Thomas Moore Revolutionary War Pension, page 17a |
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