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Capt. John Martin
Found some notations that state that Capt. John Martin;the younger brother of Brig Gen. Joseph L. martin Jr., was married to Susanna Emory, They had a son born about 1781, it is also believed that this Samuel married Catherine Hildebrand. M. abt. 1802, for this, Catherine Hildebrand would have been born abt 1779-1785, It is possible for this Samuel and Catherine to have been the parents of my ggggrandmother Elizabeth Martin.
In searching for my ggggratgrand parents I have found now two possibilities.....
Samuel Martin b. abt 1768
Samuel Martin b. abt 1781.
I have found sites that list Samuel's (1768) parents to be both Joseph L. Martin Jr. and John Martin, and his mother listed as both Mary and Susanna Emory.
The same with Samuel. b. 1781.
And of course Catherine Hildebrand is recorded as to be the spouse for both with the same list of children.
Many researching the decendents of Joseph L. Martin jr. Say that he was only married twice, 1st to a white woman and 2nd tto Nancy Ward. and are the only two marriages reconized. Others state that He was married as many as four times, and the Emory sisters were amoung these wives.
Now the trick is to figure out which source is the most accuate.
Looking for information on McKenzie Coates
I am looking for inforamtion for my ggg grand father McKenzie Coates. He married first Elizabeth Martin, The daughter of Samuel Martin and Catherine Hildebrand.
McKenzie was born about 1815, I found him listed on an 1860 Census,
It listed his birthplace as TN. it is believed that he and Elizabeth were married at the Candy's Creek Babtist mission, about 1832. Candy's Creek is located near Cleveland TN. Unitl 1834 known and the Amohee District, Cherokee Nation. Now Bradley County.
It is possible that his family lived in that area in the early 1800's and possibly his place of birth.
McKenzie had a brother, born about 1819, that married Annie C. Spears,; a niece of Elizabeth's, daughter of Luicenda Martin and Joesph Spears. It is believed that his brothers name was either James or John. We know that Makenzie and Elizabeth moved to Indian Territory around 1832-34, as their second son Charles was born in the territory.
I have been trying to identify the parents of these men.
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ASSIUT, Egypt — Egyptian security officials say a Coptic Christian who stabbed his wife for converting to Islam has killed himself by jumping out of a fourth-story courthouse window.
The officials say Romany Amir committed suicide on Sunday as he was waiting to be interrogated by police at the main court in the southern city of Assiut. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media
Amir's wife remained in hospital in critical condition following the stabbing on Saturday.
Amir was buried later Sunday in his village near Assiut. The area is a stronghold of Islamists and mourners chanted slogans against them during the funeral.
Christians make up about 10 percent of Egypt's 90 million people and complain of discrimination by authorities.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. – Third-and-eight, 17-yard line. Fourth quarter. Three-point game. That was the scene as a Delaware Valley defensive lineman broke through the line and sent sophomore Tyler Jenny (Coalport, Pa./Glendale) rolling for the sideline. He saw his opening and uncorked a perfect spiral to the right corner of the end zone, where senior Jarrin Campman (Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield) reeled it in with 5:52 left, helping seal the Lycoming College football team's 24-14 win over No. 22 Delaware Valley in both team's Middle Atlantic Conference opener on Saturday, Sept. 8, at Robert Lipinski Field.
"This week, we made it more just about us," Lycoming head coach Mike Clark said. "Not that we weren't concerned about them, because they are good. Their quarterback is very good. They are very skilled defensively. We're proud of what we were able to accomplish today."
Jenny, in just his second start, led the Warriors (1-1 overall, 1-0 MAC) to their fourth win over a ranked team in the last five years. Campman, meanwhile, finished with 12 of the team's 24 points, also falling on the ball in the end zone in the second quarter for a fumble recovery touchdown.
Defensively, the Warriors bent, but never broke, while facing one of the league's most dynamic players in sophomore quarterback Aaron Wilmer, the 2011 MAC Rookie of the Year. Wilmer threw for 255 yards of 17-of-37 passing, but he was sacked six times, including four from senior Nate Oropollo (Aldan, Pa./Cardinal O'Hara) and 1.5 from junior Dwight Hentz (Halifax, Pa./Halifax).
After falling behind 7-0 in the first quarter, the Warriors began to change field position throughout the first quarter, and a punt by junior Zack Czap (Philipsburg, Pa./Philipsburg-Osceola) left Delaware Valley inside their 10-yard line. After a three-and-out, the Warriors got the ball back at the Aggies' 48-yard line. A pair of passes and three rushes moved the ball 32 yards and helped set up a 31-yard field goal from Czap.
A pair of sacks, two from Oropollo, helped push Delaware Valley into another three-and-out and a fortuitous bounce came the Warriors way when the quarter ended and forced the Aggies to kick into the wind, leading the Warriors starting the first drive of the second quarter at the 47-yard line.
From there, the Warriors pounded the ball inside, running the ball seven times in a row and capping the drive with a one-yard sneak by Jenny for the touchdown on fourth down, giving Lycoming its first lead over the Aggies since 2008, 10-7.
Another sack from Oropollo ended Delaware Valley's next drive and Lycoming marched 80 yards on eight plays, capping the drive with a crazy touchdown play, as junior Matt Atkinson (Media, Pa./Penncrest) caught a cross pattern and reached for the end zone, but the ball was knocked loose. However, as the ball dribbled through the end zone, Campman fell on it to give Lycoming a 10-point advantage heading into the break.
The Aggies' offense was able to move the ball in the third quarter, but Lycoming never broke, as senior Roger Jayne (Harveys Lake, Pa./Lake Lehman) blocked a field goal attempt from 21 yards. However, a partially blocked punt gave Delaware Valley the ball at the Lycoming 39-yard line. The Aggies used that to score on the first play of the fourth quarter, cutting the lead to three points.
After a three-and-out by the Warriors, the Aggies moved past midfield, but back-to-back breakups, one from sophomore Kody Flail (Frackville, Pa./North Schuylkill) and one from Tanner Troutman (Hegins, Pa./Tri-Valley) ended the drive.
The Warriors responded with a long drive, with sophomore John Sibel (Morrisville, Pa./Pennsbury) catching two passes for first downs and senior Parker Showers (Aspers, Pa./Biglerville) adding a 12-yard run, helping them run the clock to less than 6:00. On third-and-8, after a false start by Lycoming, the Warriors sealed the win as Jenny lofted a beautiful spiral to Campman to help Lycoming retake the 10-point lead.
Delaware Valley drove to the 20-yard line, but a set of great plays by Troutman helped Lycoming force a turnover on downs with just more than 4:00 left. Lycoming ran the ball three straight times to run the ball under 2:30 and Czap downed his punt at the Delaware Valley 32-yard line.
The Aggies got out to a quick start, forcing a fumble on Lycoming's first offensive drive and scored on a six-play, 51-yard drive. Aaron Wilmer made a huge third-down completion conversion on a 33-yard pass to Lewis Vincent that got the ball to the two-yard line before Kyle Schuberth scored on the next play.
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Sibel led the receivers with four catches for 37 yards, freshman Ryan Umpleby (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) added three for 43 and Campman posted two catches for 31 yards and two scores.
Schuberth led the Aggies with 84 yards and two touchdowns on 22 rushes and Wilmer added 49 yards on 17 attempts. Chris Ruiz and Rasheed Bailey each had four catches.
Defensively, Troutman led the Warriors with nine stops, a tackle for loss, an interception and two breakups. Bukasa added nine stops and Hentz posted eight, 1.5 sacks and two tackles for loss. Oropollo notched seven tackles and four sacks. Sophomore Kyle Sullivan (Coatesville, Pa./Bishop Shanahan) posted six tackles and a breakup.
John Robinson led the Aggies with eight tackles and an interception and Dwayne Shaw added seven stops and 2.5 for loss.
The Warriors get back on the field on Saturday, Sept. 15, when Lebanon Valley comes to David Person Field for a 1 p.m. Middle Atlantic Conference game.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. – Third-and-eight, 17-yard line. Fourth quarter. Three-point game. That was the scene as a Delaware Valley defensive lineman broke through the line and sent sophomore Tyler Jenny (Coalport, Pa./Glendale) rolling for the sideline. He saw his opening and uncorked a perfect spiral to the right corner of the end zone, where senior Jarrin Campman (Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield) reeled it in with 5:52 left, helping seal the Lycoming College football team's 24-14 win over No. 22 Delaware Valley in both team's Middle Atlantic Conference opener on Saturday, Sept. 8, at Robert Lipinski Field.


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The Serpentine Gallery in London has announced that award-winning architect Sou Fujimoto will design the 2013 edition of its annual Pavilion.
At 41, Fujimoto is the youngest architect to accept the honor of designing the temporary Pavilion in Hyde Park, London. His project will consist of an ethereal web of 20mm steel poles creating a semi-transparent delicate structure where the surrounding nature merges with the space. The whole design concept revolves around inviting interaction from visitors while protecting them from the elements and simultaneously allowing them to blend with the landscape. Seating areas are disseminated throughout the whole 350m2 structure, and a cafe will also be hosted inside.
This will be the 13th edition of the prestigious architectural program, preceded by illustrious contributions from Frank Gehry in 2008, Zaha Hadid who designed the inaugurating structure in 2000, and most recently Herzog & De Meuron together with Ai Weiwei in 2012. Fujimoto is also the third Japanese designer to contribute to the project, following Toyo Ito (2002) and SANAA (2009).
In his own words, "The delicate quality of the structure, enhanced by its semi-transparency, will create a geometric, cloud-like form, as if it were mist rising from the undulations of the park. From certain vantage points, the Pavilion will appear to merge with the classical structure of the Serpentine Gallery, with visitors suspended in space."
Mostly locating his previous work in Japan, the Pavilion will be a great occasion for London and Europe to become familiar with Fujimoto's ethereal structures. Both residential and cultural, his buildings manifest the importance of the relationship between inner and outer spaces, translating into projects like a house with no walls, or a library where shelves become the walls and extend to the exterior as well. Airy, light and delicate, geometry and the color white embody Fujimoto's highly rational signature aesthetic, while reminding us of the beautiful installation by another great Japanese designer, Nendo, at this year's Stockholm Furniture Fair. – Gemma Riberti
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So THIS is why Sunday should be a day of rest – because boredom leads to spending and over eating.
In case you have never heard of Boots Protect and Perfect, a documentary called Horizon examined beauty products and whether they worked or not. They tried out a lot of creams and one the mentioned (well didn't actually mention as that would be advertising), was Protect and Perfect from Boots No.7 which is a £17 serum.
Boots No.7 used to be a slightly higher end chemist brand, now because of all this who-ha they are charging more moderate prices for creams (around the £20 mark).
I was talking to a friend who is a cosmetic scientist and swears by Olay Regenerist. She said you really don't need the La Mer, the Shiseido, the super duper expensive stuff, cos the Boots/Olay creams work just as effectively.
Well, who am I to argue? Also Boots as a 3 for 2 offer on at the moment so I decided to indulge in the new Protect & Perfect Range, of a Day Cream, Night Cream and Serum, then Eye Cream courtesy of my Boots Points.
I also picked up their new foundation, but more on that later.
Oh – the range spokes model, a British Actress called Keely Hawes has a face I want to smack. I don't know why cos I loved her in Dennis Potter's Karaoke. I just think shes far too smug in the promos –
Anyway here's the goods –
Day Cream has a SPF 15 and the Night Cream is richer.
New 'sleep effect' foundation and illuminating pen:
I noticed they have a new Radiance Foundation out with an in built brush. Like, I already a zillion foundations I have been dying to finish, but anything that has the world radiance in it, and makes life easier is good to me. Also I had been lemming the YSL Foundation which has a build in brush but that is £30, and the No.7 product is £13.25. I choose Almond, a medium tone (there were only 3 colour choices in my local Boots), and there was a freebie offer for an illuminating pen worth £12 (ok, ok, so that's why I bought it.)
Will it be any good? Well, I shall for the first time in my life be religious with my skin routing instead of letting mascara crust off in the morning. I will use the entire range everyday for two weeks and see how and if my skin makes any improvement.
For cleansing, I'll stick to Shu's Oil and Nars Foaming Face wash, (double cleanse, baby) and Shu's new Phyto Black Radiance Boosting Toner/lotion.
Phyto Black comes in a very posh black glass jar. What a waste of packaging. Still, this stuff is supposed to firm and illuminate (that word again)…
By the way if you have Aussie hair stuff, you have to get the Frizz and Colour Intensive conditioners. I use them on my mop everyday but they really make hair a lot more manageable and soft. Its 2 for £6 at the moment in Boots.
Will all this radience and illmunating I should resemble the moon.
So, I dropped £52 on Boots products today (hence, it ruined my Sunday).
The Boyf felt he must counteract this by buying Mario Kart for the Wii, and a 12 inch Subway sandwich, which stinks like crazy. What is it? The salad? The bread? I can identify a Subway Customer from five miles away.
(on a side note, why are men so unhelpful? I asked him to blow dry my hair whilst I blogged and did some research for some articles I am writing since we had ten mins to do this and go to my nan's for dinner, and he manages to point the back of the dryer at my extremely long hair and ssccchhhhhtttuuukkkk – a wad of my hair was twisted into the hairdryer and had to be snipped off. And all he could say was, 'I know the principles of how a fan works.' If you are reading this, I'd check all your body parts tomorrow morning.)
In other News, I was tempted by Benefit's THAT GAL Primer – the price? £19.50. The amount – 11ml. Yes, that's correct. 11ml. That's probably how much moisturiser I put on my face each day. Yes, I see its cleverly disguised in a long tube, but seriously! That price for that amount is simply abominable!
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Robert9418 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 95 diseños de 29 diseñadores freelance.
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We are a technology consulting company offering consultancy services in the IT and technology field, including LED lightning technology. In parallel we run Smart Candle in the German speaking world, marketing electric LED candles (http://www.smartcandle.de) and LED candle products for the church under the HelioNOVA(R) brand (http://www.helionova.org). We know this is a very wide scope of business, however we look for a logo for the company capable of spanning all those areas together.
Business partners. target group 1 is consultancy customers (technology & IT, also mobile phone companies). target group 2 is business partners that we hook up with for the LED candle business (distribution partners).
Designers are fully free in their creativity, also in terms of colors. We refer to the company usually as ATC (Abel Technology Consulting), so the logo should be ATC. If the full company name is mentioned or not (such as in a tagline) is up to the designer. There is no real tagline which has to be used. We have something on the website http://www.abelconsult.at which is not good at all. ATC should be clearly readable, and relate to technology and ambient lightning, however should not relate too much to candles as the business here is much wider. It should go together with the smartcandle logo used at http://www.smartcandle.at, so when both logos are printed on 1 business card there should not be a conflict. It is a must that it is a very modern, up-to-date character, forward looking, innovative, friendly.
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