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Organize Sewing Supplies
Create a clutter-free work space by storing your scissors, rulers, thread, and other notions with one of these stylish organization ideas.
In the Groove
In a cabinet tall and deep enough to house your largest rulers, grooved wooden ruler caddies store measuring tools vertically, saving space and preventing clutter.
Compartmentalize It
Inexpensive containers purchased in bulk at a dollar store turn a drawer into a perfect place to sort tiny sewing notions.
Hanging Storage
Kitchen storage gadgets, such as this hook-filled rod, often work well in the sewing room, too. Make your own with S hooks and a curtain rod to keep cutting tools in line.
Classic Pegboard
Pegboard looks nicer when painted to match your decor and framed with wood trim. Use it to keep rulers and acrylic templates at your fingertips.
Wood Carryall
A wooden carrier can easily hold the most-used supplies on your work table. Place taller items in the back of the carrier, so you can easily see all your tools. The handle makes it easy to grab and go.
Salty Storage
Salt shakers can hold a variety of smaller items like pins, buttons, and trims. Arrange them together for a cute display.
On-the-Go Storage
Make a simple storage container out of a toolbox to take your must-have supplies on a vacation or retreat. Separate notions and other supplies into the compartments in the tray and hide fabric and scissors in the larger space underneath.
Creative Station
Make an inspiration board that also serves as creative storage. A shelf and magnetic board underneath allow extra space for a rod with ribbons, salt shakers filled with buttons, and storage boxes.
Smart Shelves
Shelves built along the ceiling allow books, magazines, and patterns to reside in mostly unused space, leaving shelves and other storage items free for more fabric!
Spinning Storage
A spinning organizer stores scissors, cutters, marking tools, and other small items in a contained (but accessible) space.
Down to the Wire
Sewing patterns file away nicely in this vintage dish drainer. Even the utensil caddy is put to good use holding ribbon and a pincushion.
Stick Them Up
Command™ Hooks are perfect for putting storage where you need it. Place them above a work space to hang rulers, acrylic templates, and scissors close by. Or hang them from the side of a table or cabinet for storage that doesn't take up extra space.
Multi-Use Storage
A large desk organizer can fit smaller cutting mats and acrylic rulers and templates. Smaller items, such as scissors, marking tools, and embellishments can fit in the separaters.
From the Baking Aisle
Cookie jars are the perfect size for storing spools of thread, buttons, ribbons, and more. Clear jars and printed labels let you easily see what's inside each jar. If you want a more uniform look, buy painted jars in a color that match your decor.
Ruler Storage
Keep track of smaller templates and specialty rulers with a large D-ring binder and zippered see-through pockets.
Ribbon Rods
Hang a ribbon collection on rods over a table. This allows you to pull off the lengths of ribbon you need and cut them to size. A small shelf above is the perfect display for your pincushions.
Slim Storage
Drop-down cabinet drawers at a work station corral rotary cutters.
Stashing Notions
Use a flatware divider to store often-used items next to your sewing machine. They'll always be in reach, but won't roll off the table.
Clever Ribbon Storage
Fill straw dispensers with towers of ribbon spools and watch them rise to the occasion. Not only are unruly ribbons kept in check, but they're also visible. To get the spools inside, remove the top of a dispenser insert and slide ribbons onto the rod.
Perle Gates
Designer Stacy West organizes her embroidery floss and perle cotton using unconventional storage pieces. Here vintage berry baskets, scales, hardware store bins, and muffin tins hold her thread.
Window of Opportunity
Make use of an awkward wall between a door and a closet with Command™ Hooks -- perfect for hanging your rulers and templates. A salvaged window is a stylish catchall for quilting awards, retreat pictures, and other momentos.
Spice Up Your Storage
A spice rack with empty spice jars can help organize buttons by color or size. Not only is it a convenient way to store small embellishemtns, but it looks pretty on your sewing table!
Pretty Pincushion Display
Display a collection of pincushions within reach on this pretty pedestal. Keep yours on a counter for fun decor, or hide it in a cabinet to keep your work space neat.
Stack Them Up
Stackable plastic storage holds hard-to-store supplies. Try using one container for your basting supplies, one for extra needles and pins, and one for specialty threads. Stack them as high as you need! Add sticker letters to the outside so you know what each container is for.
Magnetic Storage
A bank of 7-inch-deep cabinets allows for creative storage ideas, including this magnetic memo board. To make your own, cut a piece of galvanized metal to fit your space, then screw it to the cabinet back. For a pretty finish, cover the metal piece with wallpaper.Related Links
Less-Mess Dispensers
Unwind yarn or ribbon with ease by stashing the rolls in an empty sugar dispenser and threading the ends through the hole in the lid.
In the Pipeline
Old piping and S hooks suspend hand-dyed floss in designer Stacy West's sewing room. Hanging the thread allows you to keep thread detangled.
Vintage Drawer Storage
Decorate boring drawers with pieces of punchy wallpaper. Stash buttons, ribbons, and other notions in vintage candy dishes for easy-to-rifle-through storage.
Serve Up Storage
Small ceramic dishes can store thread and buttons for your current project (or just the supplies that won't fit in your drawers). Arranging them on a matching serving tray makes them both transportable and stylish.
Pegboard Storage
Keep supplies out of the way by employing vertical storage. Pegboards on a wall easily hold anything that can hang, such as these thread balls. Scissors and ribbon also hang perfectly from pegs.
Recycled Container
You don't need expensive or fancy storage items to get organized. Reuse items around the home (like this tea holder) to corral your tools and most-used supplies. If you group multiple containers together, the display will look intentional and have a vintage vibe.
Display Your Pearls
Pearl cottons are pretty! Display them in a bowl on your sewing table for easy access and a cute display. A wood bowl, like in this picture, gives a homey and warm look. Choose a bowl to match your decor.
Use Vintage Pieces
Store buttons, pins, and other small quilting supplies in decorative containers, such as antique muffin tins.
Pop of Red
Use pegboard and small buckets as functional decor. Eliminate clutter by stashing marking tools, thread, and other small quilting notions in cute painted, wooden, or metal containers.
Embellishment Storage
For visible storage, line up jars housing small embellishments and notions such as buttons in a spice rack.
Test It Out
Test tubes hold buttons in an unexpected display.
Glass Notion Storage
Choose candy dishes and glass vases to hold buttons, ribbon, and fun embellishments in style. Organize by color and group them for a pretty tabletop display.
Flea Market Style
Corral crafts supplies in a three-tiered stand made from vintage tins.
In-Progress Project Storage
Corral supplies for a current project in an old lunch tray. Each section of the tray can hold a variety of notions, from pins to thread, for easy-to-see (and transport) storage.
Smart Use of Space
Fashion a pullout ironing board or use a tabletop ironing board for light pressing tasks. Smaller ironing boards take up less space when they're not in use.
Get Creative
Store ribbon on a vintage wire rack. Scour vintage shops and flea markets to find other creative ways to display ribbon, trims, and fabric.
Small-Scale Storage
Organize rickrack, thread, and other small quilting supplies in small plastic bins from a hardware or craft store. Many organizers that are for tools or other hardware items can easily accommodate sewing supplies.
Clever Details
Hit the hardware store for useful storage containers. The small drawers meant for nails make great receptacles for embroidery thread. Create labels for the small drawers.
Coordinated Colors
Organize buttons by color and store them in transparent, matching containers. Hide the jars in a pullout drawer to minimize clutter.

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Splunk Enterprise 5 has arrived and its makers are positively ebullient with regard to the latest features in this data search engine with its real-time operational visibility and analytics.
The product is now built with a "distributed indexing technology" that could, potentially, save cash on storage costs in environments where the Splunk software is run as a high-availability service.
As data is collected and indexed, multiple identical copies are maintained. During an outage, incoming data continues to get indexed and indexed data continues to be searchable. Set up and management is done through the Splunk Manager user interface.
"Users need to be able to use their data in ways that help to achieve operational intelligence. We need to put that technology in the hands of developers and IT professionals so they can innovate and drive new ideas. It is for these reasons and more that we created Splunk Enterprise 5," said Guido Schroeder, senior vice president of products, Splunk.
Splunk Enterprise 5 also includes features that enable users to capitalize on the full power of Splunk-Hadoop integration. Splunk Hadoop Connect provides bi-directional integration to move data between Splunk Enterprise and Hadoop.


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Negotiations ongoing, Felix won't pitch in Classic
Mariners reiterate reports of extension premature; ace withdraws from tournament
SEATTLE -- Despite the flood of national reports on Thursday saying Felix Hernandez and the Mariners had agreed to a seven-year, $175 million contract, both the Mariners and his agency insisted Friday those reports were incorrect and no deal had been finalized.
Additionally, Hernandez will now skip the World Baseball Classic and not represent his native Venezuela this spring while negotiations on a new deal with the Mariners remain under way.
"We still have not reached an agreement, but we are moving forward," Wilfredo Polidor of the Octagon agency that represents Hernandez told ESPNdeportes.com. "At this moment, we have covered 70 percent of the road."
The Mariners have said from the start that no deal was yet in place.
"We've been consistent on this," said Tim Hevly, Mariners director of baseball information. "No announcement is planned or imminent."
The Mariners and Hernandez have been pursuing a contract extension over the offseason, and while they appear to be closing in on a new deal, reports of an actual agreement were premature.
Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported Thursday that an anonymous source who was "familiar with the contract details" indicated a deal would be finalized before Spring Training to extend Hernandez's contract through 2019 at an average annual salary of $25 million.
Mariners pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report Tuesday in Peoria, Ariz., and Hernandez is expected to be there. But he'll apparently still be operating on the final two seasons of his current contract, which pays him $40.5 million through 2014.
Hernandez, 26, has been with the Mariners his entire career, and both sides have said they're interested in extending that relationship. But clearly there is much to be worked through in a situation that could make Hernandez one of the highest paid pitchers in baseball history.
CC Sabathia of the Yankees currently has the largest overall contract for a pitcher, with a seven-year, $161 million deal he signed before the 2010 season. Zack Greinke signed the highest average annual value deal at $24.5 million with his six-year, $147 million contract in December with the Dodgers.
Hernandez's withdrawal from the World Baseball Classic comes as a surprise, as he told MLB.com last September that he intended to pitch for Venezuela, which he also represented in the '09 Classic. Doing so would cause him to be away from the Mariners for up to three weeks in the middle of Spring Training, however.
Polidor told ESPNdeportes.com that Hernandez called Venezuela manager Luis Sojo with "a lot of pain in his heart" to tell him he wouldn't be pitching in the Classic.
"Even though it's not easy to lose your ace before starting an event, Sojo understands that at this moment Felix is thinking about his future and his family's future," Polidor said.
Hernandez posted a series of messages in Spanish on his Twitter account Friday night apologizing to Venezuela's fans, but asking people to understand and respect his decision, noting he loves his country but has to take care of his family as well.


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Too bad it's against the poor CBA DeSmith signed off upon.
Nice too see Upshaw handed over his leash to DeSmith upon retirement.
SeaHawk80 wrote:It seems to me that players that are signed out of the first rounds would have performance laden contracts. If not this will certainly set the precedent to start having them.
The Radish wrote:Sounds like Wilson's agent is a dufus.
There are probably some ways around this that don't include changing his contract. First off the players signed off on that deal so have on one to blame but them selves.
Secondly if the want to do something on the side I would suggest Paul Allen sign him to consult with one of his companys for a couple of years.
I'm guessing no one here thinks there aren't dozens of people around football reading the current CBA finding out ways around various rules. Probably most of them much more knowledgable than any of us.
BTW who would think we could cancel his contract, get him past waivers, and resign him. Jesus Christ how dumb would you have to be??
Mandu wrote:UPDATE 1:19 p.m. ET: Several already have asked in the comments and on Twitter whether the Seahawks could simply cut Wilson and sign him to a new contract. The answer is yes, if he clears waivers. But he wouldn't clear waivers. Indeed, he wouldn't get past the Chiefs, who hold the top spot in the pecking order — and will continue to hold it through Week Three of the 2013 regular season.
Interesting, but like they said, he'd never clear waivers. Maybe Paul Allen can have Russell wash all his cars,.....at $100,000 a pop.
v1rotv2 wrote:This particular contract issue (rookie salary cap) is all on the players, 100% of it. The vets wanted more money and the highly paid rookies were not living up to their premium contracts. Smith did exactly what his players wanted.
The Radish wrote:
BTW who would think we could cancel his contract, get him past waivers, and resign him. Jesus Christ how dumb would you have to be??
OkieHawk wrote:Just sign DangeRuss to several high paid endorsement deals. That shouldn't be too much of an issue for PA
mikeak wrote:v1rotv2 wrote:This particular contract issue (rookie salary cap) is all on the players, 100% of it. The vets wanted more money and the highly paid rookies were not living up to their premium contracts. Smith did exactly what his players wanted.
1) you missed the part that rookies subject to this didn't have a vote...
2) You don't think the owners pushed for this?lol. Of course they did. Look at Bradford's contract and it is a joke
They simply went to far. A RB may have two three great years, suffer for life an never getthe second deal
pehawk wrote:It's REALLY messed up in a sport where careers can end in a second, with no guarenteed contracts, there's rules NOT allowing renegotiations.
Que the jealous dummy who cries "but I dont make that type of money so Wilson should be happy with the contract he has already"; 3...2...1
DavidSeven wrote:"Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
Got a call from an irate Bus Cook, agent for Russell Wilson. Called the report that he asked for a new deal "a bunch of bull---t" Ok then"
This story sounded like trumped up B.S. from the start.
SeahawkAce wrote:Come on people their are more ways to compensate someone than paying them what a contract states. I'm sure Paul Allen is looking at homes in the area that they can move the Wilson family into. I'm sure they will pony up for any airline travel that Russ and his family needs. Probably a new car or two, leased of course. Their are many different things the Team can do here than just write in a contract that they are going to pay him "X" amount of dollars per year. I'm sure the team is assisting him in locking down endorsement deals as we speak because not only would he be endorsing a product but putting his face out there in advertisement means he is also advertising the team and the league. I expect Wilson to be a new face of the league in the next few years. Much like Blake Griffin has become for the NBA and the Clippers.
onanygivensunday wrote:In retrospect, there should be an "out-performing rookie contract" clause in the CBA that allows a player and his agent to appeal to a committee consisting of past players, past agents and the NFL, which would exist for the purpose of hearing cases like Russell Wilson's.
Appeals could be submitted to the committee after years one and two of rookie contracts are complete.
Just a thought to chew on.
mikeak wrote:Hawknballs - yeah except everyone knows he will get a raise not like this needs to be discussed even one bit. In a year they can start talking about $18 million / year vs $20 million......
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Woman accusing Haberek of sexting was accused of extortion
I have long thought that Tracy Swain's lawsuit against the Town of Stonington and First Selectman Ed Haberek seemed more political in nature than potentially lucrative.
Honestly, how much money could Swain reasonably expect a jury to award her because of her claim - Haberek denies it - that the first selectman sent a sexually graphic photo of himself to her by cellphone.
I would think a jury might be dubious of her complaint that seeing the picture, which she says she deleted, has caused years worth of pain from migraine headaches. Never mind that there seems to be no proof the photo was sent.
Politically, though, the lawsuit has proven to be a popular club wielded by Haberek's opponents.
I was curious enough about the lawsuit to poke around in court records to see whether Swain has made any kinds of similar claims, seeking damages by way of lawsuit.
I found one interesting lawsuit in which a lawyer representing the estate of a Pawcatuck woman, a former neighbor of Swain and her husband, accuses the Swains of making an "extortionate" claim against the estate.
"Your motive in shaking down the executor (of the estate) is apparent," the lawyer wrote in a letter to the Swains that became part of the lawsuit the estate had to file in Superior Court to clear a mechanic's lien the couple had placed on their deceased neighbor's home.
Naturally, this caught my interest, and I headed to Probate Court to learn more about what happened, how the Swains might have come to be accused of "shaking down" the executor of their neighbor's estate.
Neither Swain nor her attorney in the sexting lawsuit, Scott Camassar, returned specific messages I left Tuesday asking about Swain's involvement with her neighbor's estate.
The Swains' neighbor, Beatrice Regina Silverstein, died in the spring of 2005, at the age of 94, with no family heirs.
Miss Silverstein, a graduate of Brown University, who also had master's and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Rhode Island, taught Latin, French and English at Stonington High School for 30 years.
In her will, she left a few possessions - jewelry, a stamp collection and silverware - to some friends. She left $7,000 to synagogues in Westerly and New London.
But the balance of her estate, including her modest house on South Broad Street, she left in equal parts to the Shriners Hospital for Children and the Connecticut Children's Medical Center.
Owing no doubt to a life of thrift, Miss Silverstein left a considerable bequest to the two hospitals. With savings accounts, stocks, bonds and her Pawcatuck home, she left an estate valued at more than $800,000.
The Swains, who evidently were friendly over the years with Silverstein, were paid for things they did for her, like shoveling her sidewalk and running errands.
They claimed in a bill sent to Probate Court that Silverstein had begun to neglect to pay them because of her declining health.
A bill submitted to the court included about $10,000 in charges for shoveling, phone calls and transportation plus more than $3,000 more in interest and late fees.
A third party, a North Stonington attorney, was eventually appointed by the court to investigate their claim. After a hearing in which the lawyer heard the Swains out, he issued a report saying they were due $1,435, money they were paid.
The Swains' $3,000 bill to the estate for snow removal was resolved by the court-appointed mediator at $540, for six three-hour shovelings at $30 an hour. The $2,680 the Swains billed for transportation was reduced to $600, for six transports.
The lawyer who conducted the hearing also disallowed charges the Swains were claiming for calls Miss Silverstein made to them.
"There is no evidence that the decedent expected to pay the claimants for their time spent on the phone, or that the claimants expected payment for simply talking to their dear friend," the lawyer wrote in his report to the court.
The Swains, even after being paid the $1,435 approved by the court, filed a mechanic's lien on Silverstein's house, which was being sold, the proceeds destined for the children's hospitals.
This lien prompted the estate lawyer's letter accusing the couple of shaking down the executor of their neighbor's estate. It took a lawsuit to get rid of the lien.
"Your motive . . . " he wrote, "is apparent from the fact that the Silverstein house has recently become subject to a contract of sale and purchase which you no doubt see as giving you maximum leverage."
Hmmm. I wonder if we can see a pattern of seeking maximum leverage.
This is the opinion of David Collins.
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Greg Allen
As NPR's Miami correspondent, Greg Allen reports on the diverse issues and developments tied to the Southeast. He covers everything from breaking news to economic and political stories to arts and human interest features. He moved into this role in 2006, after four years as NPR's Midwest correspondent.
Allen was a key part of NPR's coverage of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, providing some of the first reports on the disaster. He was on the frontlines of NPR's coverage of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, arriving in New Orleans before the storm hit and filing on the chaos and flooding that hit the city as the levees broke. Allen's reporting played an important role in NPR's coverage of the aftermath and the rebuilding of New Orleans, as well as in coverage of the BP oil spill which brought new hardships to the Gulf coast.
As NPR's only correspondent in Florida, Allen covered the dizzying boom and bust of the state's real estate market, the state's important role in the 2008 presidential election and has produced stories highlighting the state's unique culture and natural beauty, from Miami's Little Havana to the Everglades.
Allen has spent more than three decades in radio news, the first ten as a reporter in Ohio and Philadelphia and the last as an editor, producer and reporter at NPR.
Before moving into reporting, Allen served as the executive producer of NPR's national daily live call-in show, Talk of the Nation. As executive producer he handled the day-to-day operations of the program as well as developed and produced remote broadcasts with live audiences and special breaking news coverage. He was with Talk of the Nation from 2000 to 2002.
Prior to that position, Allen spent three years as a senior editor for NPR's Morning Edition, developing stories and interviews, shaping the program's editorial direction, and supervising the program's staff. In 1993, he started a four year stint as an editor with Morning Edition just after working as Morning Edition's swing editor, providing editorial and production supervision in the early morning hours. Allen also worked for a time as the editor of NPR's National Desk.
Before coming to NPR, Allen was a reporter with NPR member station WHYY-FM in Philadelphia from 1987 to 1990.
His radio career includes serving as the producer of Freedom's Doors Media Project -- five radio documentaries on immigration in American cities that was distributed through NPR's Horizons series -- frequent freelance work with NPR, Monitor Radio, Voice of America, and WHYY-FM, and work as a reporter/producer of NPR member station WYSO-FM in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Allen graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1977, with a B.A. cum laude. As a student and after graduation, Allen worked at WXPN-FM, the public radio station on campus, as a host and producer for a weekly folk music program that included interviews, features, live and recorded music.


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- O'Connor MSS
- Collection
- 1966
Notes on some objects in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney.
O'Connor, David B.
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Notes on some objects in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney.
O'Connor, David B.
Rosalind Frances Emily Paget Collection
Coloured drawings of hieroglyphs.
Paget, Rosalind Frances Emily
1) Original measured perspective drawing of the tomb of Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings (1978) [corrected version].
2) Drawings of Eighteenth Dynasty tombs (incomplete original set and complete sets of photocopies/prints) (1980s).
3) Prints of the measured perspective drawing of the tomb of Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings (1978) [version with error].
4) Drawings of reconstructions of Egyptian boats (1993-4).
5) Models, plaster and resin molds and casts for plaque depicting scene from lid of box from the tomb of Tutankhamun (c. 1979) - the plaque is being sold in the British Museum shop since late 1990s (copyright issued in the late 1990s for a while, then reissued c. 2010).
6) Model, plaster and resin molds and casts for the mask of Tutankhamun (1978).
7) Models, plaster and resin molds and casts for small figurines (2 seated Isis suckling Horus, Bes amulet and scarab, 1970s).
8) Album of newspaper cuttings entitled "Illustrations", mostly from the Illustrated London News, bound in illustrated binding by Harold Parkinson (c. 1930).
9) Drawings of reconstructions of the Theban tomb-chapel of Nebamun, now in the British Museum in London, including sketches, tracings and a measured perspective acrylic (1997) [by Richard B. Parkinson].
Parkinson, Harold
Joan Crowfoot Payne Collection
Papers relating to Joan Crowfoot Payne, <i>Catalogue of the Predynastic Egyptian Collection in the Ashmolean Museum</i> (Oxford, 1993; reprinted with addenda, 2000), including notes, lists, registers of graves and objects, and annotated maps (photocopies).
Payne, Joan Crowfoot
Index of Late Egyptian Grammar, index for Egyptian Dictionary, and various other indexes. 18 notebooks containing copies of hieratic papyri and ostraca. Small watercolour. 2 boxes of family papers and ephemera, including personal correspondence, certificates, photographs, notes for Peet's books on Neolithic Italy, a couple of pages from an inaugural lecture, newspaper cuttings, a travel record small notebook, a Latin and Greek classes notebook, etc.
Peet, Thomas Eric
Hilda Mary Isabel Petrie Collection
Two albums. One labelled 'Scraps', which contains mainly photographs, only one of which shows Egypt (Pyramids and Great Sphinx at Gîza); the rest are British churches and historic buildings. The other album is labelled 'Post Card Album' and contains postcards showing French Prehistoric stone circles, megaliths, and chamber tombs, as well as excavations in progress.
Petrie, (Lady) Hilda Mary Isabel
William Matthew Flinders Petrie Collection
Papers of William Matthew Flinders Petrie including journals covering 38 seasons (1880-1929) and photographs of excavations. The collection also includes secondary material associated with Petrie's journals, photographs of objects in museums, souvenir photographs and photocopies of material held at the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, University College London.
Petrie, (Sir) William Matthew Flinders
John Phillips Slides Collection
2,500 slides (35 mm), taken in 1962 and 1963 at sites in Egypt and in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Folder containing typewritten and handwritten lists/catalogues.
Phillips, John
Copies of some stelae in the British Museum. Within Sir A. H. Gardiner MSS Collection.
Porter, Bertha
Typescript of journals (1827-1829) and negatives of drawings, chiefly of Upper Nubia by Major Felix (1828).
Prudhoe, Lord
Philipp Remelé Photographs Collection
21 photographs. 13 of the Temple of Hibis at el-Khârga Oasis, and 8 of the Temple of Deir el-Hagar at el-Dâkhla Oasis.
Remelé, Philipp
Peter Le Page Renouf Collection
Renouf, (Sir) Peter Le Page
Notes and correspondence.
Rhoné, Arthur
Photographs, tracings and squeezes of Dodecaschoenus graffiti.
Roeder, (Ernst) Günther
John Gordon Ross Photographs Collection
Slides, colour transparencies, 35 mm black & white and colour film negatives, variously sized black & white negatives, black & white and colour photographs, 19th Century photographs, antique and modern postcards, and project folders containing working notes, photocopies and correspondence.
Ross, John Gordon
Copies of reports, photographs and correspondence connected with Beisan excavations by Philadelphia University.
Rowe, Alan Jenvey
1) Negatives and prints of drawings of Egypt by Henry Salt (1815-25), property of Lady Salt, Shillingstone House, Dorset.
2) Photocopies of a portfolio of coloured drawings of Egypt by Henry Salt at the Department of Ancient Egypt and Sudan, British Museum, London.
Salt, Henry
Archibald Henry Sayce Collection
Notes, photographs, squeezes, correspondence, and offprints. Contain, amongst others, references to Assyriological, Greek, Cypriot, and Egyptological material. Includes notes made by Petrie which were with Sayce at the time of his death.
Sayce, (Revd) Archibald Henry
Typescript in 7 folders of a complete synopsis of Theban tomb scenes, also three letters.
Scharff, Alexander
Framed watercolour showing John Garstang's dig house at Abydos (1909).
Schliephack, Horst
Siegfried Hugo Erdmann Schott Collection
(a) Approximately 3,500 negatives recording scenes from private tombs at Thebes, accompanied by a concordance in five notebooks .
(b) There are also several hundred photographs which were received in exchange with the Abteilung Ägyptologie, Trier.
(c) Microfilm roll with copies of the negatives.
Schott, Siegfried Hugo Erdmann
Alan Richard Schulman Collection
Notes, copies of inscriptions, photographs, etc. of objects and sites, mostly concerning ancient Egyptian monuments from the Memphite area.
Schulman, Alan Richard
(a) 20 folders containing handwritten notes, pencil drawings, negatives, photographs, and postcards of furniture from the tomb of Tutankhamun (= MSS 1-20) (1935).
(b) 18 folders containing notes, drawings, negatives and photographs of thrones, chairs, stools and footstools mainly from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo (1935) and the British Museum in London (1936), as well as from other collections, and material gathered from publications; 1 index card box with Segal's reference notes for his furniture records; and letter from T. G. H. James to M. Eaton-Krauss regarding Segal correspondence in the British Museum along with photocopies of the letters.
Segal, Walter
Charles Gabriel Seligman Collection
Drawings of Meroitic subjects.
Seligman, Charles Gabriel
James Parker Simpson Photographs Collection
53 black & white photographs.
Simpson, James Parker
Robert Walter Sloley Collection
Various notes.
Sloley, Robert Walter
Notebook containing the transcription and notes on papyrus Reisner I.
Smither, Paul Cecil
Wilhelm Spiegelberg Collection
Two diaries made in 1898-9 during the Marquis of Northampton's excavations at Thebes, and squeezes made in 1895 of some scenes in TT11, 12, 20, 50, 157, and 163.
Spiegelberg, Wilhelm
William Arnold Stewart Collection
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Three Democratic senators introduced legislation Tuesday that would permanently allow Congress to disapprove debt ceiling increases, instead of approving them.
Sens. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif.; Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., and Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, introduced the Pay Our Bills Act, which they said was based on the "McConnell rule" first proposed in 2011 and employed again in the most recent agreement to end the government shutdown and avoid default.
The bill "would drastically reduce the chances that the debt ceiling could be used as a political weapon designed to extract policy concessions from the opposing party," the senators said.
"We know from recent history that even the threat of not paying our bills does serious damage to our economy," Boxer said in a statement. "It's time for us to put in place a straightforward process to avoid a catastrophic default on our nation's debt. The Pay Our Bills Act gives both houses of Congress and the president a say, but sends a strong message of certainty to the markets, to our families and to the world."
"The way it works right now, the debt ceiling is like a ticking time bomb that threatens massive economic destruction," added Schumer. "This bill would defuse it. By forcing Congress to disapprove debt ceiling increases, we greatly reduce the risk of default that would be a crushing blow to our economy – taking money out of middle-class pockets and destroying middle-class jobs. I hope our Republican colleagues will do the right thing and join in our efforts to limit the risk of default and provide certainty to American families and businesses."
The disapproval mechanism, or McConnell Rule, was temporarily included in the bipartisan Senate agreement that reopened the government and avoided default earlier this month. This same mechanism was also used to lift the debt ceiling twice following passage of the Budget Control Act.
President Barack Obama has suspended the debt ceiling until Feb. 7, and under the new law, to disapprove the suspension Congress must draft and consider a resolution of disapproval. "If Congress passes the resolution of disapproval, the president has the option to veto the resolution. If Congress so chooses, it may attempt to override the veto with a two-thirds majority. However, subsequent increases in the debt ceiling will still have to be approved by Congress," the lawmakers explained.
Boxer, Schumer and Hirono said they are pushing for the McConnell rule to be made permanent for all future increases in the debt limit, requiring that if Congress chooses to consider a resolution of disapproval it does so within 15 days after the President proposes an increase.
Sen. Orrin Hatch., R-Utah, said on the Senate floor Tuesday that "the debt limit debate provides us with an opportunity to re-examine our nation's fiscal course and take steps to correct it."
He continued: "Sadly, we have a President who appears unwilling to have that conversation. Instead, he apparently wants to press forward full steam ahead on our already unsustainable course, saddling future generations with unheard of debts and broken entitlement promises in the process. Quite simply, it would be folly to approve of yet another debt limit increase without also working to address these programs, which are the main drivers of our debts and deficits. Therefore, I disapprove of the President's exercise of an authority to suspend the debt limit, and I urge all of my colleagues to similarly disapprove."
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Perhaps nothing defines this fascinating melting pot community more than the Annual City Park Festival of the Arts held in May at the historic Pavilion on Ferril Lake. Said by locals to express the "art and soul" of the neighborhood, the festival draws more than 150 artists and craftspeople in an "incredible display of talent and locally produced fine art and crafts, at once-a-year prices."
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City Park, at 317 acres, the largest of Denver's parks, underwent numerous improvements during the halcyon days of Mayor Speer's City Beautiful program. Ferril Lake was dredged and graced with an illuminated fountain, a buggy-racing track platted, the Neoclassical Museum of Natural History built, and numerous cottonwoods planted by schoolchildren. By 1904, the Denver Zoo had been established.In addition to classic bungalows, Denver Squares, and contemporary condos and townhomes, City Park West boasts a treasure trove of historic homes dating from the heady Silver Boom days (1880 to 1893). Notables include the handsome Richardsonian Romanesque Castle Marne Bed and Breakfast, fashioned from rusticated rhyolite trimmed with limestone, and the three-story Beaux-Arts mansion (the Smith House), at the Corner of 18th Avenue and York Street. Close by, the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls, and Toys occupies a charming Dutch Colonial home done in brick with a full-length front porch supported by paired columns.
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The complex of hospitals near 18th and Franklin: Saint Joseph's, Children's Hospital, Presbyterian-Saint Luke's, Kaiser Permanente, along with nearby medical suppliers, doctor's offices, and alternative-health-care facilities, employ nearly 10,000 workers. A few blocks farther west is Denver's central business district, municipal and state office buildings, and the cultural center anchored by the Central Library, Denver Art Museum, and Colorado Historical Museum.
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Members of a task force proposing regulations for recreational marijuana in Colorado approved recommendations Tuesday that would allow for marijuana tourism but block out-of-state pot shop owners.
The Amendment 64 Implementation Task Force voted to allow people from outside of Colorado to shop in forthcoming retail marijuana stores, although the amount they could purchase at any one store would be limited.
The goal is to prevent "smurfing," which would occur when one person goes from store-to-store accumulating marijuana to then sell into the black market. The thinking is that lowering the amount of marijuana an out-of-stater could buy in any one store would make smurfing too time-consuming to be worthwhile.
The task force also approved recommendations that recreational marijuana stores only be owned by Colorado residents. People would have to live in the state for two years to be considered residents.


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A few weeks ago, a friend dropped by for dinner. Having no set plans for what to make, we scrounged around my apartment but, to borrow a line from Old Mother Hubbard, the cupboard was bare. Well, not entirely bare. (This is my kitchen we're talking about here.) There were eggs in the fridge and onions in the basket. And then we found 2 slices of good old American cheese. An omelette was on the agenda. More correctly, it was on the menu. Even more correctly, it was the menu.
We sautéed the onions, then let them brown even more. We cracked a handful of eggs (literally, one for each finger) into a bowl, whisked them up with a bit of milk, and poured them in the pan. They bubbled a bit and we lowered the heat and pushed the mix around , scraping up the cooking edges and letting the raw egg flow underneath. We salted and peppered and dropped down the cheese. A few more minutes and we folded the omelette onto a large plate and dug in with two forks.
One taste and the omelette reminded me of something. Another taste. And another. And then it came to me. The omelette tasted like Passover. The holiday when dietary restrictions can make life difficult for a week. Especially when one likes to eat as much as I do. Especially when one refuses to eat matzah or matzah meal (finely ground matzah crumbs used like flour) after the seder. Save for the occasional matzah ball.
So we finished the omelette and enjoyed the evening. And that was that.
But that wasn't that. I had to get that omelette out of my mind. Denial about the upcoming Passover holiday (it's now in 2 days!) can be a powerful motivator.
And so the next morning, I awoke with a craving for another omelette. I know, I know, that's a lot of eggs in less than 24 hours. But I was determined to redeem the omelette with another that bore nary a resemblance to traditional Passover food.
So I scrounged a bit more and I found some arugula. Bingo! The peppery, slightly bitter green holds up quite nicely in an omelette, developing a delicate, not-mushy wilt. To keep with the Passover theme, some of my Sephardi friends place arugula on their seder plates in lieu of the Ashkenazi horseradish. A tour of my spice rack turned up some cumin. And then there was a handful of shredded mozzarella lurking in the back of my fridge.
Breakfast eaten, I hopped in the car to buy groceries.
Arugula and cumin omelette
Turn burner to medium-high and add a pat or two of butter to a nonstick pan. While the pan is heating and the butter is melting, whisk together 2 eggs and a splash of milk. Chop up some angula (or fresh herbs – parsley, chives) and whisk into the eggs. Pour the egg mixture into the pan and swirl so that it covers the entire bottom. With a spatula, start to drag the cooking edges into the center, tilting the pan to help the runnier egg in the center move to the edges. Lower the heat a bit and work your way around the entire pan like this a few times. Don't let the eggs firm up yet. Sprinkle with a handful of shredded mozzarella (or other mild cheese), a few grinds of pepper, a nice pinch of salt, and a really nice pinch of ground cumin. Bonus points if you first toast cumin seeds and then grind them really fine with a mortar and pestle, but I can't imagine quite that much work in the morning while my coffee is brewing. Give the cheese a minute or two to melt. When the eggs are still a little runny, fold over one edge of the omelette towards the center. Loosen the rest of the egg, and then slide it onto a plate, flipping the folded edge over. Sprinkle with a few more grinds of pepper and some extra arugula/herbs.
** PS, Ever wonder where the word omelette comes from? Well, for all you etymology buffs out there, I did a little research and the history is a bit convoluted. Start with the Old French (that's old with a capital O) word "la lemelle" which means a small thin pan. Then pronounce it just a tiny bit differently to get "l'alemelle." Now misspell it a bit for "alemette." And then perform a metathesis — switch a few letters to get "amalette." Voilà, omelette! For those of you really into etymology and linguistics, matethesis is used in French (and other languages) to develop slang. Verlan, a French slang, transposes letters and syllables. Its name itself is verlan for the word l'envers — the inverse. A woman, une femme, becomes une meuf. A guy, un mec, becomes un keum or un quèm. Cool (in English) becomes looc. French, francais, becomes céfran. Looc, no? But don't go to Paris and use verlan as a foreigner — you will not get good service in a cafe, and that's not a risk anyone should take.**


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So why was I so excited? First, I was just so happy to hear that Jen had written a book! I've been admiring Jen's work via her Flickr stream for quite a while, and it's always good to see someone with a unique perspective get a chance to express themselves via a book.
More importantly -- and I don't think I've ever brought this up on the blog before -- but the military has a major presence in my family's lives. My father-in-law was a career military man, and I currently have two brothers-in-law and a sister-in-law all on active duty. So for me, as someone who has admired all of the crafty projects that incorporate military uniforms for years, it's great to finally be able to get my hands on a book that breaks down how to make such projects and provides plenty of visual inspiration to plan some holiday gifts for my family!
Before diving in to the book, let me tell you a little bit about Jen. A long-time sewist and quilter, Jen is a military spouse who also happens to have a degree in apparel design. She began her company (and her blog), ReannaLily Designs, to share her love of sewing (and sometimes with military uniforms) via her original quilt and purse patterns.
I was also happy to see that the book starts out with some quick directions on how to break down a military uniform to usable pieces of fabric. Having recently requested unused uniforms from some of my family members to use for Christmas gifts, I simply didn't know where to begin. Jen's directions are perfect for getting me started.
The projects in the book are broken down into four sections:
- Purses & totes -- 9 great patterns, ranging from a coin purse to the "Military Monster Tote", a giant bag that can double as a diaper bag!
- Home for the Holidays -- 4 project that include a tree skirt and stocking.
- Quilts & Baby Items -- my favorite part! There are 4 patterns in this area, and while the quilt patterns themselves may seem pretty familiar to most quilters, it's great to see how Jen mixes modern fabrics and prints with the camouflage.
- Accessories -- a potpourri of additional projects, containing 6 patterns including a checkbook cover, note cards, and an accent pillow.
Don't know anyone in the military? At a loss for how to get your hands on some camouflage uniforms? Don't fret! Check out these super cool Urban Camo fabrics by Urban Chiks for Moda. Now anyone can make the projects from this book!
Want to win a copy of the Deploy That Fabric book? How about the fun eco-friendly messenger bag seen above? Both are being donated to a lucky Quilt Dad reader, courtesy of Stash Books. Simply leave a comment on this post and let me know why you'd like to win this book. Do you have any ties to the military? Have a friend or loved one who would love to receive something made from a pattern in the book?
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Jan 6 (Reuters) - The National Hockey League and locked out players reached a tentative agreement to end a bitter labour dispute on Sunday and salvage a season that appeared to be slipping away.
The deal was announced jointly by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL Players Association (NHLPA) Executive Director Donald Fehr after a marathon 16-hour negotiation session that began on Saturday at the league's Manhattan headquarters and ended in the early hours of Sunday morning.
NHL owners and the players must now ratify the new deal but no details were given on a start date to the new season or the number of games to be played.
"Don Fehr and I are here to tell you that we have reached an agreement on the framework of a new Collective Bargaining Agreement, the details of which need to be put to paper," Bettman told reporters. "We have to dot a lot of I's and cross a lot of T's. There is still a lot of work to be done, but the basic framework has been agreed upon.
"We have to go through a ratification process and the Board of Governors has to approve it from the League side and, obviously, the players have to approve it as well," he added saying details on the new season could be made available later on Sunday.
With half of the 2012-13 regular season already lost to the dispute, the NHL had set a Jan. 11 deadline for a new deal and is expected to stage a 48-to-50 game campaign.
The lockout, which the league has said is costing it about $18-$20 million a day, began in mid-September when the previous collective bargaining agreement expired with both sides at odds over how to split the NHL's $3.3 billion in revenue.
With talks unraveling and league on the verge of canceling the entire season, the 113-day lockout ended with the help of a U.S. federal mediator who enticed the two parties back to the bargaining table for a final push to make a deal.
"On behalf of the FMCS, I want to extend our congratulations to both parties for their important accomplishment," said Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Director George H. Cohen in a statement. "The negotiated agreement represents the successful culmination of a long and difficult road in which the parties ultimately were able to reach mutually acceptable solutions to a wide variety of contentious subjects of bargaining.
"Of course, the agreement will pave the way for the professional players to return to the ice and for the owners to resume their business operations.
"But the good news extends beyond the parties directly involved; fans throughout North America will have the opportunity to return to a favorite pastime and thousands of working men and women and small businesses will no longer be deprived of their livelihoods."
With news of a tentative agreement in place, players who chose to ride out the dispute playing in European leagues must immediately join their NHL clubs for an abbreviated training camp.
There is also much work ahead for teams, who must quickly digest the new CBA and the rules they will operate under while filling out rosters.
The return of the NHL created an instant buzz across hockey mad Canada, with even Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper greeting the news with relief.
"Glad to see a deal between the #NHL players and the league. Great new for hockey fans and communities across Canada." tweeted the Canadian Prime Minister.
The big concern now, however, will be seeing how frustrated fans and sponsors react to the fourth work stoppage in 20 years.
The dispute, which follows a lockout that wiped out the entire 2004-05 campaign, is the second longest by the NHL and players and it is expected that many weary and angry fans will be slow to return to the arenas.
New Jersey Devils netminder Martin Brodeur, who has endured three work stoppages during his career, said players are prepared to put on a good show.
"I think for the fans it is going to be pretty exciting," said Brodeur. "The guys are going to be eager to get back on the ice.
"Coaches know you can't afford to lose many games because a streak of three or four games winning or losing is going to decide where you are going to end up in the playoffs or not make the playoffs.
"So it's going to be exciting by hard for the players, with a game probably every two days it's going to be like three months of playoff hockey." (Reporting by Steve Keating in Toronto; Editing by John Mehaffey)


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In review, Amarilla had three full siblings from the first marriage of Daniel's. Amarilla and Henry survived to adulthood in this family till he was killed in 1892. Add the seven half-siblings from the 2nd marriage, minus the youngest who died.
There was more. Her step-mother Sarah Blacketer was married before she married Daniel D. Spracklin in 1863 in Iowa. Her first husband was Charles Edward Allgood.
Charles or perhaps he was referred to as Edward, was born on 9 June 1829 in Kentucky and it looks like he died sometime around March of 1861? I have not been able to verify it. I did locate Sarah and Edward in the 1860 census for Iowa. They were living in Mahaska County, Iowa.
Source: 1860 U.S. Federal Census for Edward Allgood, Mahaska County, Iowa, pg. 239, Oak Township, August 7, 1860, 1627/1709, Edward Allgood, 31 years, farmer, 310, born Kentucky, Sarah 23, housewife, born Indiana, Emily Allgood, 3 born in Indiana, Phebe D. Allgood under a year, born in Iowa
I descend from the Elizabeth (Keller) Spracklin and Daniel D. Spracklin line. The first family. So I really have not taken the time to study Sarah and her family origins. There are several living descendants of Sarah and Daniel, cousins, that know a lot more and have more on this side of the family.
What little I do know is that Sarah's parents were James Houston Blacketer and Phoebe?
James was born on 6 April 1801 in Virginia and died 16 May 1852 while Phoebe lived from 1801 to 1861. He married Phoebe on 3 January 1824 in Mercer Co., Kentucky. James may have married three times to Susanna Hamilton, Sarah Hammer and Phoebe Romaine/Romine? Please verify this information for I am not real comfortable with it. I am questioning the Sarah Hammer part?
Source: Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Spouse: Blacketer, James married 03 Jan. 1824, to Romine, Phebe. Blacketer, James married on 18 Nov. 1820 to, Hamilton, Sarah, Ancestry.com.
Please note: Ancestry compiles the information from various sources and then makes a database. It is wise to check the details of their databases. You can access Ancestry at your local public library free with a library card.
I did meet a fellow researcher at the Iowa County Genealogical Society when I was in Marengo, Iowa several years back in 2003 and unfortunately I do not remember her name I was overwhelmed that day. She was more up on the Blacketers/Blacketeers/Blackaters than I was. It might be worth it to check with this society and see what they have in their surname files, pioneer files and obituaries and more on this family. I was there in 2003 and my focus was the Spracklins. They have moved their office and library from the Marengo Public Library. There is a link on the right side of this blog to this county genealogical society. Do not confuse it with the state society which is in Des Moines and titled the Iowa Genealogical Society.
Edward and Sarah married on 25 December 1852 in Rockville, Parke Co., Indiana.
Source: Marriages, 1851 to 1860, Parke County, Indiana, Compiled by Mrs. R. E. Bess Ott Swope Chairman of Genealogical records Committee, Estabrook Chaper to the DAR. Edward Allgood to Sarah Blacketer, Marriage Date: 25 Dec. 1852. Ancestry.com.
They had 4 maybe 5 children of which only one survived.
1. John G. Allgood 27 March 1854 to 25 September 1855.
2. James H. Allgood 3 Mar 1856 to 13 Mar 1856
3. Emily Jane Allgood born 3 May 1857 in Rosehill, Mahaska Co., Iowa and died 29 October 1925 in Mahaska Co., Iowa. She married a William M. Gilchrist 28 October 1875 in Marengo, Iowa Co., Iowa and they had 11 children. Emily was at the funeral of her mother in 1907. Daniel had to give his approval of Emily's marriage. If you see the Gilchrist name it is probably Emily. More on this family in a later post. Emily and William had (11) eleven children that I know of.
4. Phoebe Delilah Allgood was born 18 Jan 1860 and died March 1861.
There might be a possibility of another child: There is a baby buried in the Titler Cemetery, northwest of Marengo, Iowa. The tombstone reads: Daug. of E & S. Allgood, Died May 18, 1862, aged 2 yrs. 4 mos.
I found this in the cemetery publications and photographs that I have featured on my BJM's Cemetery Discoveries blog: http://bjmcemeterydiscoveries.blogspot.com/search/label/Titler%20Cemetery
Charles Edward Allgood has been difficult to trace. I checked the Iowa WPA Burials and there a many Allgoods in Mahaska County but I did not have enough detail to make a connection, so I do not know who Edward's parents. I cannot find probate/estate files in Mahaska Co. in that county. I did find a James Algood Estate, John H. Allgood Estate and a John E. Allgood estate in the indexes for Mahaska Co., Iowa – Source Probate Records 1844-1899, Indexes 1851-1964, FHL# Probate Indexes #976783, Guardians #976791, Administrators Index 1856-1867 #975994 and Probate Records V. C-D 1860-1865 FHL#976787. I did not make copies, these are what was in the index only. No Charles or Edward only was appearing.
My theory is he is buried with other Allgoods in Titler cemetery north of Marengo? Some illness was sweeping the country in the early 1860's and Canada, lots of people lost. Somehow Sarah had to get from Mahaska Co. to Benton Co. by 1863 to marry Daniel. So if the baby in the Titler is their child and it died in 1862 maybe Edward is there in Titler without a stone?
Titler's cemetery's records are not in good shape except for the two publications and my photographs of the cemetery tombstones.
(See BJM's Cemetery Discovery link above.) I was informed that there was no platte map found to help identify all those buried there. A Henry Blacketer is in the 1856 Iowa census living near Daniel and Elizabeth Spracklin in Benton County, Iowa.
I may or may not have this right but I have the following children for Sarah's siblings it is looking like these might be all Phoebe's children based on the marriage record I mentioned above and the Blacketer family history PDF link below:
John Blacketer b. 17 May1827,
Keziah Blacketer b. 22 May 1829,
Mary Blacketer b. 30 December 1831,
James Blacketer b. 1 July 1833,
Sarah our subject,
Delilah Blacketer b. 3 May 1842,
Phoebe Blacketer born 5 May 1844
1/2 brother (mother Susanna Hamilton?) Henry Baily Blacketer b. 18 Oct 1821 died about Oct. 1866 in Benton Co., Iowa and married a Mary who was born about 1822 in Tennesee. They had
JarvisJames R. Blacketer b. abt. 1842 in Iowa, Thomas I. Blacketer b. abt. 1844 Iowa and Sarah I. Blacketer b. abt. 1853 in Iowa.
I mentioned the 1856 Iowa State Census and that there were Blacketers near Daniel. Who is this Henry Blackater? An older sibling or some other connection to this family like the 8th child listed above?
Source: 1856 Iowa State Census, Benton Co., Iowa
Page. 80 – House dwelling 136, family 142 – D____(Should be Daniel), Spracklin, age 36, male, married, been in Iowa one year, born in Ohio, trade is carpenter. Spracklin, Elizabeth, 25 years old, female, married, one year in Iowa, born in Ohio. Henry Spracklin, 2 years old, male, 1 years in Iowa and born in Ohio.
Page 78 House 136, family 160 – Henry Blackater, 36 yrs old, Male, married, born in Kentucky, 3 yrs in Iowa, farmer, native, may have done military service. Mary Blackater, age 34, female, married, resident in Iowa 3 yrs., born in Tennessee. James R. Blackater, 14 yrs old, male, 3 yrs in Iowa and born in Indiana. Thomas I (J) Blackater 12 years old, 3 yrs. in Iowa and born in Indiana. Sarah Blackater is 3 yrs old, 3 yrs in Iowa and born in Indiana. Susan Woods 14 yrs old living with them and in Iowa 7 yrs., born in Ohio.
Another source is the Ancestor Outline done by Arminda Spracklin, wife of Charles Edward Spracklin, 1/2 sibling to Amarilla. This was given to me by my Aunt Miriam McDonald, sister to my father Keith.
I featured the 3 pages on my blog: Solomon Goss of Fearing Township in Ohio at this link: http://sgossfamily.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/ancestor-outline-by-armindo-spracklin/
I did find an estate or rather a guardianship for a Henry Blacketer in Iowa County! I think this is the older brother.


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