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3537 Apricot Drive,Lehigh Township PA, 18088
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Description for 3537 Apricot Drive Lehigh Township, PA 18088
Spectacular open concept ranch with in-law suite in fully finished lower level. Enjoy a stunning view of Blue Mountain, your own pond & beautifully landscaped lot (complete with fruit trees) from your whole house length back deck. Access the deck from both main floor bedrooms & great room. This home has been updated throughout with newer kitchen, flooring, appliances & paint. Great home for entertaining & relaxing. Main floor has 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen w/ corian countertops & SS appliances, dining area, great room w/ stone fireplace vaulted ceiling & laundry room. Lower level has 1 bedroom, full bath, open concept kitchen, dining room, family room, laundry & pellet stove. Unwind in your 7 person hot tub or around a glowing fire in the firepit. Beautiful Wisteria climbs along trellisâ around the fenced in portion of the yard. Over-sized 2 car garage provides lots of extra space for a workshop & storage. 1 year HSA Home Warranty Included!
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Central Vacuum, Dishwasher, Disposal, Electric Oven, Refrigerator
Hardwood, Tile, Carpet Wall to Wall, Vinyl
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Sales to list price9,576.0%
Properties sold31
Median sq ft price$113
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Just about anyone who lives in La Crescenta is familiar with the "Where are you from?" conversation. Someone asks the question and, upon hearing La Crescenta as a response, reply with "Where is that?" or "I've never heard of it." Sunland-Tujunga residents are all too familiar with this exchange as well and, frankly, are tired of it. They're working to change this "invisible town" phenomenon and put Sunland-Tujunga – and surrounding towns – on the map.
For the past two years, the Sunland-Tujunga Community Marketing Initiative has been working on building a brand for the Sunland-Tujunga area. In those two years, they have branded the area as "The Gateway to the Angeles National Forest," and held a logo contest last year, revealing the city's official new logo on the Fourth of July.
Now that the brand has been built, it's time to make it known.
"We are working on brand awareness," explained Sunland-Tujunga's Brand Ambassador Paolina Milana. "To that end, we're well aware of the traffic that our town sees – so many folks just whizzing by not sure of who we are or what we have to offer."
Milana explained that the first course of action in raising awareness is a "show your pride" campaign.
"We're trying to surround our thoroughfare with banners that show off our new brand and speak to how we are supported by companies inside our towns' boundaries as well as outside – companies such as YP, Joselitos, etc.," she said. The goal is to get all of the signs up before the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Along with the banner reveal, the Marketing Initiative, via the Sunland-Tujunga Chamber of Commerce, will be unveiling a special gateway offer for small local businesses to get their own websites for only $99.
"Today so many people are searching online and on their smart phones, that we believe our small businesses will benefit from taking advantage of this," Milana said.
To help make this vision a reality and meet the deadline, the Marketing Initiative will be holding its first pancake breakfast at the McGroarty Arts Center on Sunday, Oct. 12 from 7 a.m. to noon. Pre-sale tickets for the Flapjack Fundraiser can be purchased at the McGroarty Arts Center and cost $5 for adults and $3 for kids; tickets at the door will be $7.
Deb Goodale, the owner of the Sunland Back Door Bakery that burned down on Mother's Day, is to be the celebrity chef at the breakfast. Roger Klemm will also be helping to make pancakes while Goodale visits with old customers and other guests who have missed her and her business.
"Their presence in Sunland-Tujunga has been a game-changer," said Milana. "They truly have been leaders in bringing new business that wraps its arms around the community and brings the concept of neighbor to life – not just with great food, but [profiling] local artists and so much more."
Milana said that the town simply hasn't been the same since Back Door Bakery burned down. Goodale said that she will be ready at the breakfast to discuss the plans she and her husband Reno have for the future of Back Door Bakery.
The Marketing Initiative will also be present at the breakfast, selling "swag" and having sign-ups for volunteers who want to help with what is needed and anticipated for the project.
Of the proceeds raised at the pancake breakfast, $500 will go to the Sunland-Tujunga Community Marketing Initiative to pay for up to four of the estimated 25 to 50 banners needed for the November "Share Your Pride" banner project. One or two banners will be displayed at the McGroarty Arts Center and one or two will be on display at the Back Door Bakery. Additional funds will be dedicated to the McGroarty Arts Center for its future endeavors, including a possible mini-scholarship.
To learn more about the details of the Marketing Initiative's fundraising efforts, including how to donate, visit www.youcaring.com/mysunlandtujunga.

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I've been eating here for years. Excellent food, excellent service and I support San Juan and their employees as they participate in the "day without Latinos/Hispanic" strike. You are valuable members of our community, we are better for having you.
They get high marks from me for having a LOT of gluten free options, which is awesome. However, I didn't love my food, which is why the rating is just OK. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't super flavorful. I didn't think they were overpriced though,. I had a good size sandwich with fries for less than $10...
The food was very good. They are so many interesting items on the menu. The ambiance is cute. On the other hand, the cocktails and wines are extremely expensive ranging from $9 to $13 which would be the price of a meal in many other places. I would not advise to go there to have a drink.
We decided to try San Juan Cafe after driving past so many times. Our dinner was on an early weeknight, so the place was mostly empty. There was a crowd up around the bar, who seemed like regulars. Our waiter was attentive and described several of the menu items for us.
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We had the special tonight was pork tenderloin tacos with cheese and cabbage... there is a big selection of hot sauces to choose from!Quite delicious and very authentic!
We are from Puerto Rico and puertorrican dishes are excellent just as home. Dessert tres leche cup cake very good with twist.
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I really enjoy the San Juan Cafe, both for the food and atmosphere. It does remind me more of places I have eaten at in the Caribbean than most other places in town. Had the fish tacos once (very good), and short ribs the last time. They were good but not great. Margaritas were very good!
First the ambience, the music was Jazz not even Caribbean music. Then when we ordered the food, the waitress did not know chicharrones were which is a typical fried pork that is used for mofongo. Then we were told we could not have a Cuban sandwich or mofongo it was either or. Then we got burnt food, not even oyr...
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Gluteus maximus is a major extensor of the hip. It moves the leg backwards relative to the pelvis.
If the foot (or feet) are on the floor then it moves the pelvis forwards relative to the ground.
You could think of this as "back bending" the hip.
It can be helpful in backbending yoga poses as follows:
I'd suggest that this muscle be considered a multi-joint muscle because it has fibers that cross the SI Joint, attaching the Sacrum to the thigh, and it has fibers that attach from the pelvis to the side of the knee via the Iliotibial band.
As a yoga teacher and practitioner there is often a large influence to "relax" the gluteus maximus in poses like those mentioned above. Why? One suggested reason is because the gluteus maximus is an "external rotator" of the hip as well as an extensor, and this external rotation function can cause damage to the SI Joint.
Based on what I've learned from Michael Boyles "Advances in Functional Training" and also based on my own experience the gluteus maximus can be used in these poses along with the single joint extensors of the hip (gluteus medius, quadratus femoris, posterior fibers of adductor magnus). Not only that, properly training and using your gluteus maximus may help relieve low back pain and if you are an athlete then being able to use your gluteus maximus can help give you more leg power.
Rather than relaxing this muscle, you should be learning to activate it (and relax it) at will.
If you didn't already know, gluteus maximus is the technical name for the muscle that makes up the bulk of your butt cheeks. It has two main group of fibers.
The Iliotibial Band is the belt of connective tissue that runs down the side of the pelvis from the iliac crest down to the top of the lower leg bones (the tibia and fibula.)
The fibers of glute max that attach to the back of the thigh bone can be used to pull the thigh back relative to the pelvis (or push the pelvis forwards or up depending on whether you are standing, laying on your back or kneeling.)
The fibers that attach to the iliotibial band are the ones that can be used to externally rotate the thigh.
However, these same fibers are "balanced" by the fibers of the tensor fascae latae muscle while can be used to rotate the thigh internally (as well as pull the thigh forwards, "flexing" the hip.)
While fibers of the gluteus max reach forward and down to attach to the IT Band the fibers of the TFL (Tensor Fascae Latae) reach back and down from the front of the pelvis to attach to the IT band. You could thus think of the TFL and the Glute Max as forming a Y shape with the IT Band forming the "trunk" of the y when viewed from the side.
Along with the Gluteus medius (and perhaps even gluteus minimus) these muscles can be used to help stabilize the side-to-side (lateral) tilt of the pelvis when standing on one leg.
Where gluteus medius and minimus work directly on the hip joint, gluteus maximus and tensor fascae latae use the lower leg bones as an anchor to pull down on the top of the pelvis.
One trick you can use to help stabilize your hip joint when standing on one leg is to focus on "squeezing" your hip joint. One of my Tai Ji teachers was having trouble with his hip one day. I suggested this action to him and he told me it helped alot.
These two functions of the gluteus maximus can be separated so that if you choose you can activate it in such a way as to pull your thigh back or press your pelvis forwards without causing your thighs to externally rotate. (This is assuming the feet are on the floor!)
All you have to do is focus on keeping your thighs pointing straight ahead.
If you have difficulty doing this then you can practice rotating your thighs so that you get a feel for when they are parallel with knees straight ahead and when they are not.
While laying down on your back with knees straight, you can roll your thighs in and out while feeling your thighs. Then practice positioning your thighs and feeling when they are parallel with hips lifted (and feet flat on the floor). Next, as you push up into the pose, keep your thighs parallel and work at using gluteus maximus to push your pelvis upwards.
It's when I am laying on my back and using my glutes to push my pelvis up that I feel like I can isolate the hip extensor fibers of gluteus maximus. Or perhaps it is equally accurate to say that I can feel the external rotation causing fibers and choose not to activate them.
Both gluteus maximus and tensor fascia latae attach to the iliotibial band and together the two of them can be used to help stabilize the pelvis when balancing on one leg. In this instance the external rotation function of the gluteus maximus can be used but it is then balanced by the internally rotating action of the tensor fascae latae.
Another important point about gluteus maximus is that it oppose the psoas and so can be used to help stretch it.
A tight psoas can be released and stretched by using the gluteus maximus as in this hip flexor stretch.
Optionally, lift your free arm.
You could use the same action in poses like upward facing dog and upright pigeon.
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This yoga routine video is designed to help you strengthen your arms and legs via the use of friction and pressure. It also teaches you how to become more aware of your body.
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Kneeling, lying, standing and wall assisted quadricep stretching yoga poses with tips for making these stretches more effective.
The transverse abdominis muscle can be broken down into three parts. Transverse abdominal exercises can thus affect the SI Joint, lumbar spine and the lower portion of the ribcage.
To improve the resiliency of your knees it can help to exercise them in a variety of positions. The following yoga poses can be used as knee strengthening exercises. The trick is to activate your knees while doing them.
Learn to consciously control your quads and hip flexors with Conscious Muscle Control: Quads and Superficial Hip Flexors. This downloadable video course teaches you how to feel and activate your quadriceps (the vastus muscles) as well as the rectus femoris, tensor fascae latae and sartorius muscles.
For any calf stretch you have to bend your ankle forwards to stretch the soleus and/or gastrocnemius. How you bend the ankle forwards can make the stretch more or less effective.
Yoga for flexibility with stretches for the hips, quads, hamstrings, glutes, psoas, shoulders and arms. These yoga stretches are designed to improve flexiblity.
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Learn how to activate your quads and hip flexors so that you can use them at will. Conscious Muscle Control: Quads and Superficial Hip Flexors not only teaches you how to activate and relax your quads and hip flexors at will, it also teaches you how to feel when they are active and when they are relaxed. This clearly defined awareness can help you get more in touch with your body.
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Make your yoga poses less wobbly with less effort. Grounding and centering are two techniques for creating stability in yoga poses.
Arm supported yoga poses can be used to strengthen the arms and shoulders. Includes plank, chaturanga dandasana, downward dog, dolphin pose, side plank, wheel, reverse plank, table top pose.
Exercises in muscle control 1 teachers you how to activate and relax your knees, hips, front and back of the leg and also inner and outer thighs. These activations can be used in standing poses as leg strenghtening exercises and to improve flexiblity.
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Effectively Activating Transverse Abdominus can mean better stability for the SI Joint as well as for the lumbar and lower thoracic spine.
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Rather than fighting through joint pain here is an overview of the approach that I've used to help alleviate hip pain, knee pain or shoulder joint pain while doing yoga poses.
Make balancing easier. Use pressure sensitivity to feel your center of gravity.
Camel Yoga Pose or ustrasana is a kneeling pose that can be used to stretch the hip flexors. One key action that may help in getting your pelvis forwards more is pushing your hands forwards, either against your feet or against the floor.
A yoga approach to how to do squats including how to stay balanced, and avoiding knee or hip pain even while going all the way down.
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Discussion in 'Baptist History' started by Salty, Mar 21, 2010.
Was Williams really a Baptist?
At lest I thought Dr Bob would answer, since they were good friends :smilewinkgrin:
The evidence that Roger Williams was a Baptist is fairly thin, and so is the evidence that he started the first Baptist church in America.
Are you trying to tell us that Dr Bob was not his Assistant pastor at First Bap in Providence?
No puns intended: It is not readily apparent who may have FOUNDED First, Second or Third whatever in Providence or Newport, Rhode Island, circa 1637-38, depends on who you read. Labels can be deceiving.
There was a New Testament style Church, numbering 37 souls, with baptistic faith and practice which landed near Plymouth Rock, on the Mayflower in 1620. They had Bibles and the Great Commission. Others followed.
Most of modern day Christendom was founded by a man or woman-- going back to Constantine the Great One, or even the author of all that which is pseudo, the angel of light-- fallen that is. Usurped authorization is no authorization at all.
Jesus started the only true assembly. She is still alive and well--His Bride, kept by Him in every generation. She has been assailed by the gates of hell.
Not all Baptist churches teach this to be sure. Basic cut: what is taught regarding Baptism and Communion? This will draw some serious lines in the sand. Then there is universalism.
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No, Dr. Bob was the Assistant pastor to John Clarke at FBC Newport, which I believe was the first Baptist congregation on American soil.
lol, of course the Reformed Baptists are gonna have a problem with Roger Williams.
He doesn't fit into nice, neat denominational categorization.
For what it's worth I'd suggest Williams was a Baptist long enough to start the first Baptist church in America.
Then he got all bothered by the politics of the church he started and left to go do missions with the Indians.
Interesting that the article finds a point of disagreement over Williams' use of the miraculous and sign gifts as a disqualifying mark of him being Baptist. Sort of plays that hand a little late. Not all Baptists of that era, or this, are cessationists.
To be sure, Williams is an enigma wrapped in a riddle, shrouded in mystery...
He is perhaps better described as what he was not than what he was, for he seemingly changed stripes several times during his tenure as pastor and missionary to Native Americans.
He is widely held as the founding pastor for the Baptist church in Providence in 1638. That his beliefs were not solidly Baptist (in the modern sense) but rather, "baptistic" is a given. We should realize that early in the history of the people called Baptist, there were multiple expressions of the doctrines of the faith that were being hashed out. There are still multiple strands of Baptists today -- an heritage left over from those earliest days -- and something that should be self-evident from discussions on this board.
For a fuller history, one should probably pursue some of the great texts written about this era of church history. The study will take several years to complete. Ask me how I know... :saint:
Williams was probably more influential as a politician than a preacher. His concept of the independence of church and state led to the 1st Amendment. Here is a document penned by Williams in that regard:
R. Williams is enigmatic only if one uses him as a example of baptistic faith and practice. Some of his practices were obviously not baptistic. Landmarkers, sit down and be still. But wait--there is evidence that one John Clarke, already referenced, may have preceded Williams by a year. John Clarke was surely a Baptist.
So what. There was a New Testament Church on the Mayflower-- The Gospel was preached in this land several years (circa 1620) before Clark or Williams(circa 1637-38).
Now what?
Study The Book of Jude, especially vs. 3.
The real succession is "The Faith and The Practice which was once(for all) given unto the saints." They may have had different names on their signs--many were afraid for their lives--they put up no signs. Some were imprisoned, beaten and fined for preaching The Gospel in our land of religious freedom--interesting.
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It's time to take a healthy, eco-friendly tropical escape in paradise. Welcome to a break full of stress relief, balancing, or just tropical adventures in Mafia Island Marine Park, Tanzania! Orenda's customized flexi-date retreat in Mafia Island is the perfect opportunity to find deep relaxation and quiet as well adventure and exploring the diverse marine life and Swahili culture of the island.
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Seven bungalow suites are subtly blended into a surrounding tropical landscape. Their verandas overlook Chole Bay's infinite palette of blues, at the heart of Mafia Island Marine Park, with breathtaking views of surrounding islands.
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Leila is a qualified classical Hatha yoga teacher and Thai massage therapist. Leila has practiced meditation yoga, dance, and Capoeira for more than 15 years. She uses yoga, meditation, and rhythmic movement to take individuals through a personal journey of self-discovery, creativity, and inner and outer connection with the elements. Her focus is on prana vital energy and integrating breath with movement for conscious practice.
The retreat will be in Mafia Island Marine Park, Tanzania. South of Zanzibar, Mafia Island is part of the five laid back tropical islands which are clustered together in the Indian Ocean, known as the Mafia Archipelago. Part of Tanzania, Mafia Island has so far escaped the invasion of mass tourism that overwhelms its neighbouring Zanzibar island.
The name Mafia is probably derived from the Arabic "morfiyeh", meaning "group" or "archipelago", or from the Swahili "mahali pa afya" meaning "a healthy dwelling place". Its history goes back to the eightth century where it played a key role in the East African trading routes between Kilwa and Zanzibar.
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"From the moment I arrived Leila took such good care of me. I arrived exhausted and stressed and Leila took the time to understand me and then to provide a very personalized retreat aimed at helping me recover and recuperate. I left relaxed and so much happier. The food she makes is delicious especially the smoothies and infusions she makes daily. The sessions had a great mix of meditation, breathing techniques and yoga poses which really helped me recenter and relax. The walk to the beach and yoga on the beach were particularly good. She went at my pace and really understood how I was each day and how to support me. She has also given me great tips and ideas for my every day life, and is very happy to share. She isn't focused on making money, more on giving really good support and care. The farmhouse is a really lovely and relaxing place. It's really beautiful and very rural - being in nature is really great for recovery. The amenities are great - comfy bed, lovely waterfall shower, toiletries and towels provided. The breakfast is great and the pool is perfect. There are so many places to relax, read, chill out around the farmhouse. I'd absolutely recommend Orenda retreats to anyone as Leila will work with where you're at and your goals. I am hoping to go on an organized retreat later in the year with Leila as I found this one so beneficial"
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"I really felt I was able to disconnect from the daily stresses but connect more with myself for few days, and calm my mind. It was really good way to force myself to slow down and be mindful. I enjoyed the garden for reading and loved the view of the garden while doing yoga. What stood out also was the mindfulness meditation and the nasal cleansing."
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"The overall atmosphere was calming and friendly. I enjoyed the natural setting, the amazing outdoor patio for yoga, and the well balanced program with practice and time off the mat. I enjoyed the meditations , and how they moved me towards more meaningful practice in this area. The combination of hike and archaeology was amazing a really nice educational addition. The nutritious food made the retreat whole.I am grateful for spending time with a mother and daughter team who both did so much to make this a personalized, relaxed experience. Anja is most kind and beautiful soul."
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"This is my second time joining Orenda's retreat. It was another amazing experience. The food was excellent, cooked with love. The place was beautiful and relaxing. Enjoyed the hike and discovering new cultures. I will surely join again, as it is always been a new discovery to me."
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"Stef, with your care and calm I have become a better person. Knowing you were on hand allowed me to become more of the person you knew I was."
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"The food, the location were just amazing. The location is beautiful, so close to nature and allows you to really relax and forget. The food is delicious and cooked with passion and love. I really enjoyed Leila's yoga sessions, and the Thai massage. I initially came for three days, never done yoga, had years of stressful life due to my business, and i decided to stay for extra days for more private sessions with Leila in Mafia. She takes time to listen and understand what the issues are and tailor the practice to your needs. This has been eye opening experience for me. I will definitely come back, and will recommend to friends and family."
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"I loved every bit of it. Leila and Pole Pole Staff were so welcoming. I enjoyed the mix of yoga and having the flexibility to explore the island and to go on excursions. The marine life is breathtaking. I really liked Leila's style of teaching, and the combination of asanas, meditation , walking meditation on the beach and the Thai massage was amazing. It was nice mix of holiday and yoga. I was there for 5 days and i wish i could've done a whole week!"
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"Thank you for making me feel welcome. The food, the location and the service were excellent. I enjoyed Leila's yoga sessions, and the flexibility she gave, her voice is also so relaxing that you end up in such deep sleep during yoga relaxation. The excursions were great and eye opening into the marine life, which makes Mafia so exceptional. You don't get bored at all. I was even lucky to snorkel with whale sharks! Amazing experience!"
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"Siamo stati 12 giorni a Marzo 2016.Abbiamo iniziato la nostra avventura con una accoglienza dello Staff (MARINA E MUSSA ) veramente carini e disponibili. Molto bello e accogliente il Bungalows, situato in una spettacolare natura.Ottimo il Cibo e il servizio.Complimenti a tutti. Il Pole Pole fornisce varie escursioni uniche ed emozionanti! Che dire è stato un soggiorno unico e indimenticabile, concludendosi con una cena in spiaggia in un bellissimo cielo stellato !!!! P.S. E'da provare assolutamente il Massaggio Thailandese! Complimenti a Leila. Qualità del sonno - 5 su 5 stelle. Pulizia - 5 su 5 stelle. Servizio - 5 su 5 stelle"
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"Leila is a great teacher, warm hearted with lots of patience, and she has a great sense of humor when needed."
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"Leila has given me massages on different occasions. The first time when I was pregnant and my back muscles were badly strained and my feet were hurting from the baby weight. Another time was three months after giving birth and again, my neck and shoulders were tense. On every occasion, Leila understood what my body needed without much explaining from my side. When she is doing a massage, she completely immerses herself in it and has the ability to read the body and and the problem areas very well. She combines pressure and stretching and customizes the massage according to personal needs. If I was living in the same town as Leila, I would run for a massage session at every opportunity. Her massages have been the best Ive got."
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"Leila is amazing! Super nice to be around and allows people around her to be themselves and she meets them where they are without trying to resolve their issues, which she does gracefully. Furthermore, there is never a dull moment."
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4. Paint inverted triangle in Citron Green for nose.
5. With Warm White, draw fang on either side of cat's mouth.
6. Stirring Beadz thoroughly first, spread Purple Liquid Beadz with palette knife over entire Grape Juice painted area (except mask handle) and allow to dry.
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8. For eyes, spread with Kiwi Beadz. Also spread Kiwi Beadz along Citron Green line running from eyes to nose.
9. Apply Crystal Pearl Beadz over fangs.
10. After mask has completely dried, hot glue large purple rhinestone between each of cat's teeth.
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Treating Fractures, Dislocations, Sprains, and Strains
Immobilize the injury and joints above and below the injury site. If questionable, treat as a fracture. Treating Fractures, Dislocations, Sprains, and StrainsObjectives
A closed fracture is a broken bone with no associated wound. First aid treatment for closed fractures may require only splinting. An open fracture is a broken bone with some kind of wound that allows contaminants to enter into or around the fracture site. Fractures Open fractures are more dangerous because of the risk of severe bleeding and infection. Therefore, they are a higher priority and need to be checked more frequently.
Treating an Open Fractures Do not draw exposed bones back into tissue. Do not irrigate wound DO: Cover wound. Splint fracture without disturbing wound. Place a moist 4" x 4" dressing over bone end to prevent drying.
Displaced and Non-displaced Fractures Displaced fracture in which the fractured bone is no longer aligned. Non-displaced fracture, in which the fractured bone remains aligned.
Dislocations Dislocation is an injury to the ligaments around a joint that permits a separation of the bone from its normal position in a joint. Signs of a dislocation are similar to those of a fracture, thus a suspected dislocation should be treated like a fracture. Never not try to relocate a suspected dislocation. They should immobilize the joint until professional medical help is available.
Sprains A sprain involves a stretching or tearing of ligaments at a joint Is usually caused by stretching or extending the joint beyond its normal limits. Is considered a partial dislocation, although the bone either remains in place or is able to fall back into place after the injury.
Signs of Sprain Tenderness at injury site Swelling and/or bruising Restricted use or loss of use Immobilize and elevate.
Strains A strain involves a stretching and/or tearing of muscles or tendons. It most often involve the muscles in the neck, back, thigh, or calf. May be difficult to distinguish from sprains or fractures. When uncertain whether an injury is a strain, sprain, or fracture, treat the injury as if it is a fracture.
Splinting Splinting is the most common procedure for immobilizing an injury. Cardboard is the material typically used for "makeshift" splints but a variety of materials can be used, including: Cardboard Splint Cardboard Splint in which the edges of the cardboard are turned up to form a "mold" in which the injured limb can rest.
Splinting Splinting Using a Towel Splinting using a towel, in which the towel is rolled up and wrapped around the limb, then tied in place. Pillow splint Pillow splint, in which the pillow is wrapped around the limb and tied. Soft materials: Towels, blankets, or pillows, tied with bandaging materials or soft cloths.
Splinting Rigid materials. A board, metal strip, folded magazine or newspaper, or other rigid item. Anatomical splints may also be created by securing a fractured bone to an adjacent un-fractured bone. Anatomical splints are usually reserved for fingers and toes but, in an emergency, legs may also be splinted together. Splinting Using A Blanket Splinting using a blanket in which the victim's legs are immobilized by tying blankets at intervals from mid-thigh to feet.
Guidelines for Splinting Support the injured area above and below the site of the injury, including the joints. If possible, splint the injury in the position that you find it. Don't try to realign bones or joints. After splinting, check for proper circulation (warmth, feeling, and color). Immobilize above and below the injury.
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My grandmother, Eliza Wagstaff was born in Droylsden,Lancahire in 1880. Her parents were Sarah and William Wagstaff. Eliza Married Thomas Rigby in 1900. If anyone has information about any of them, please get in touch. Regards Irene
I am interested in the descendants of Henry Bailey and Fanney who had at least 2 sons Christopher (1878) and William (1880) and 1 daughter Florence (1879). 1 of the sons moved to Manchester area to work in a factory, the other moved west of Ratcliffe too to work as a miller but not as far as Manchester. Are you a Bailey with a great grandfather called Christopher/William?
BELLINGALL or BELLINGHALL
I am looking for any information on my great grandmother, Ellen "Nellie" Bellingall's family. My great grandmother moved with her parents to Bury in approx. 1890. Her father, Richard (b.1869), is listed in the 1881 census as Richard Bellinghall but the name had changed by the 1901 census to Bellingall. Richard's Grandfather was James Bellinghall (b.1795) in Manchester, and married a woman called Mary Ann. In 1861 he was a bookseller and tobacconist at 70 Great Ancoats Street in Manchester. Richard's father, John (b.1840), was a mechanical engineer and married to a woman called Ruth. They were living at 37 Chatsworth St, civil parish Beswick at the time of the 1881 census. Any information on the Bellingall's or Bellinghall's, their spouses & children would very much be appreciated.
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helps a family of watermen
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Any one connected?
Thomas Rogers Budd marr. Jane Dutton at Stockport 1823. Witnesses were Fanny Budd and Henry Budd. Their son Thomas Clayton Budd (b 1834) marr. Margaret Sarah Norton (b B/ham 1836) in Lisbon 1857.Thomas jnr's sister Martha (b 1838 Salford) marr. her brother-in-law John Norton in Lisbon 1858. Sarah Anstasia Budd (b 1867 Hulme) marr. John William Shrigley (b Marsden). She was daughter of Thomas Clayton Budd and Margaret Sarah Norton.
I am researching the Harfield/Kerford family tree. Does anyone have any other connections with these names?
Whaite family
Looking for a john Whaite born c1823 born Murray street Manchester. arrived South Australia in 1848. from London. Parents could be John and mary Ann Whaite but don't know for sure. occupation in Australia Fisherman. Religion CofE
Moses Ellis/Mary Baguley
Moses was born in Little Hulton (c 1832) and married Mary Baguley (c 1830) from Worsley. He was a coal miner. In 1888 census they were living in Hazlehurst Rd, Worsley, with Elizabeth, 22, John Thomas, 20, Arthur 16,(my gr grandfather) and Amy 11. LIving nearby were older, married sons,James, 26, and William,29. Daughter Elizabeth married a Morris but was widowed at a young age, Amy also married a Morris and in the 1920's was living in Bridgewater Rd. Arthur married Sarah Jane Smith and migrated to Australia in 1886. Would love to know more about the family in Manchester. The last contact was with a niece of Arthurs called Sarah and married to Fred Owen
I'm looking for the Bates family from Manchester (Bolton and Salford - i think). The names in my tree so far are: John Anthony Bates, John Leonard Bates, Edward Bates, Carolyn Flynn, Marion Bates. Many Thanks
i have on the 1901 cenus that she was born in manchester,but cant find her birth her father is john bassindale on her marriage,can anyone help born abt 1869,she married samuel melloe 1893 in walton on the hill .lanchester,the church st marys
John E Mills
John e Mills was born in 1823 hulme ,and became a Professer of Music around the period -1850`s Onwards in Manchester .
looking for relatives of the above, i believe my grandad came from bristol, my gran from macclesfield, they had three sons and one daughter, grandads name george coles grans name ethal daniels born ;1890 ; died 1975. there children,george, harold, frank, and irean/grandad worked as a french polisher in chethamhill m/c, my gran was a medium,and was romany gypsy, frank was a headkeeper at chester zoo,my dad george,was a metal pattern maker,i hope there is someone out there who can help me on my granparents, they lived a long time in ardwick, limebank street.also they lived in langley middleton.
Abraham and Mary Bay
Abraham and Mary Bay's daughter Mary-Ann was christened at Manchester Cathedral in 1810. She married Francis Nadin, date unknown, and moved to Macclesfield. Any information on either Abraham and Mary or Mary-Ann and Francis gratefully received.
Herman Kretzschmar (dec 05)
I am trying to find details of my grandfather, Herman Kretzschmar, who was a music hall artist in Manchester in the early 1900's
John J Cooke
I am trying to find out information about a John (Jon)Cook (cooke) not sure on spelling. He was at Sandhurst Military Academy in Berkshire in the 1940s and came from Manchester. J J Cooke was an officer cadet in Inkerman Company, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, Intake 6, from August 1949 until February 1951. He was commissioned into the Royal Artillery and, according to the Army List, retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in October 1976
Alexander , Levi and Dora
Looking for descendants of Levi and Dora Alexander living in Berkeley St Manchester in 1891 and 1901. Children Lipman Jacob Jane Betsy Leah Polly.
Looking for any conections to William Bell born about 1832 in or around Maclesfield, Manchester he married Louisa and had 4 children Rachel, Frnacis W, Walter and Ann. Francis married Sarah Wardel (born about 1856) and had 7 chilbren, Frank, William, Florance, Mary, Percy, Lilly and Beatrice, Percy (my G father) married Ada Mary Travis 1913 at Prestwich and had 4 children, Frank Ashton, Molly Kathleen and Lorna Margaret. If yoy have any info or need more info I have a gedcome file you can look at. Looking forward to hear from you. Keith
Samuel Packwood - 1690
I am looking for information about Samuel Packwood born 1690 in Manchester. Married Penelope Stout about 1744 in Patrick County, Virginia, USA
Bowker William - Born between 1908 - 1912
Born in the Manchester area - orphaned and brought up by 2 aunts. Served in the British Indian Army, joining as a boy soldier. Married Helena Maxwell between 1945 - 48. Died in Liverpool 1980s/90s. Any information?
I would appreciate any information about my great grandfather James Phillip Court, born in Manchester area in 1837.James married Sarah Savary (Savery)in Manchester in 1858 and emigrated to Sydney, NSW in 1859.
HARTLEY in MANCHESTER
Looking for any information on a William Hartley born in Manchester 25 Sept 1850 or perhaps at Stockport. His parents were possibly John Hartley and Elizabeth? William emigrated to Canada in 1882 and married Jane Crelock in 1883 an Irish woman.Witnesses were Michael Flynn and Emma Allen. Their children were William and Mary Florence born at Ottawa,Ont.Canada.There is a connection to Knight and Gallagher.
Bentley's Manchester and Macclesfield
Trying to trace family of John William Bentley born 1883 Manchester. Mother Ann Bentley born Macclesfield. Sister Elizabeth born Manchester. John married Mary E L Towhey 1910 but then seems to have disapeared. Address's Upton St. Howe St Ancoats and many more.
Edward Doherty/Dougherty
I am looking for the family consisting of father - Edward Doherty/Dougherty, daughter Elizabeth Ann Dougherty born about 1863 in Buckley or Manchester (she married Ambrose Anderson and lived in Oldham), and her brother Peter Doherty born about 1858 in Manchester.
Owen David-Born 1837
Looking for information on David Owen born Manchester abt.1837. Cannot trace the family after the 1861 census until the 1901 census
hague , loxley
looking for decendents of John Hague b.1865 and Polly Loxley b.1866, manchester, is there an anwick in manchester? they finally settled in sheffield, where they were married.
john royle
john royle b.1807 and married hannah wright 1830 manchester cathedral. help
Rothwell Buildings
My great grandmother Jane Elizabeth O'Neil was born 08 Jul 1893 at 19 Rothwell Buildings, which I think was in Central Manchester. Her father was William O'Neil, a market porter and her mother was Ellen O'Neil (nee Magee). My main query is does any body know where Rothwell Buildings were? Also any information on William, Ellen or Jane Elizabeth would be welcome as they fail to show up in either the 1891 or 1901 census Many thanks Dave
rothwell joseph
joseph married elizabeth hulme 22/5/1805 at middleton by oldham had three boys joseph, richard,james. came to new zealand in the 'thomas sparks' in1843.any decendants out there please.
Looking for info' on James Revel/Revil-also misspelt as Bevel or Keval, a tailor who married Jane Reed c.1850, they had two daughters. 1851 census entry (Sheppard St) has water damage, he died between 1856-1861
robert wilfred heslop
searching for information, Robert Wilfred Heslop b.1900 Prestwich m/c, father James Heslop mother Mary nee Mackenzie whose father was Robert, believed to have originated from Kendal and Scotland respectively,.
sydney heslop b. m/c c.1925
trying to find my uncle sid, he was born in altrincham m/c around 1925, believed to have served in the Navy, met & married a woman called Marie (mary) & moved to sunderland, also believed to have had six children, His dad was called George Ernest Heslop, mother Elizabeth nee croft from Stockport,does this ring any bells,
trying to contact Frankie Goble, HMS Ark Royal 1964-1966
Looking for any descendants of the McClelland family. My husband's g.g.grandfather George McClelland was born in Manchester in the 1830's then moved to Co Durham Darlington, Hartlepool. His wife was Ann Armstrong of Darlington. He seems to have had varios jobs - mineral gard (sic), stoker on steamship, Insurance.
Looking for the marriage details of a George Twemlow and Martha Hilditch somewhere in Manchester between 1830 and 1838. Have you seen them? Thanx David
Ada Robinson,Ada Worsley,Ada Guest
I'm trying to find desendents of my Gt Grandmother who was born Ada Robinson Toxteth Liverpool, married William Worsley ?Manchester, then as a widow married my gt grandfather George Edward Guest b Parkgate Yorkshire. They were married St Georges Church Hulme 08/06/1901 Ada had a previous child Edith M Worsley and four Guests-George, Nellie, Florence'Florrie'and Ida. Ada's parent were from Bunbury,Cheshire
I am looking for any family members of JOSEPH HYLAND and SARAH JOHNSON married in St HELENS 26 APRIL 1920 They moved to Manchester (CHORLTON MEDLOCK,I think) They had 3 children, NORMAN,ANNE and LILLIAN. NORMAN served in the GUARDS WWII and was later an Estate agent. His mother was widowed and re-married. Don't know the name of new marriage. Thanks in anticipation.
I am looking for any information on Joyce Worstencroft. She married Wilfred Ross at the end of WWII and then came to Canada but I can not find any info on my grandmother from before this time period
Searching more information on the family of DAVID GUISE who was born in Kishnev, USSR, in 1906. His family settled in Manchester & subsequently Anglisised their name. David's father, JOSEPH, was a confectioner. Two of David's brothers were SOLOMON & BOB. David married MARJORIE MARY ECCLES in 1935 in Manchester. They lived in Chorlton cum Hardy & moved to Lytham St Annes. The family was involved in the textle trade.
Searching for Norma Whitfield Preston born 1922
Ryding family
Lived at Stocks House, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, possibly in the late 16th ior early 17th centuries. Nothing else known. It was a large estate with a working farm
Polish people
My great grandfather came from Poland sometime in the 1800s. He was living in Manchester at the time of his marriage in 1888. Does anyone know if there was a large Polish community in Manchester around that time? His surname was Wellem on his marriage cert, but anglicised to Williams later. I do wonder if Wellem should really be Wilhelm as he didn't sign his own name, just an X. If there are other Williams from Poland I would be interested to hear from you. Thanks.
James Watkin 1805-1886, b.Manchester; parents Richard and Elizabeth; m. Hannah Entwisle 1830, Wesleyan missionary
hulme - manchester
alfred edward mills -born in hulme 1848 became a pianoforte tuner and married a martha wheldon at st phillips aston juxta birmingham warwick in 1869
Please help me find my ggg grandparents!
I'm looking for information on Samuel Hardcastle born about 1796 in Kirby. He married Hannah Pollard(Polard). Hannah was born about 1798. If anyone has any information, please let me know! Thanks!
Researching my great grandmother, CATHERINE DAWSON, born in Droylesden. around 1845. father was ENOCH DAWSON, a HATTER. I have a birth certificate bought in error, for Catherine Dawson, born in Cheetham, Lancs. if anyone would like it.
wall family
Looking for information on the Wall family. My grandfather was Charles, grandmother Janet(Lloyd). Children Edith(my mom), Albert, Florence,Doris, Keith, Geoffrey, Ernest, Alan. Charles siblings were Herbert, Clara, Ivy and Cissie. Janet's siblings were Dorothy, Helen, Charlotte, Olive,Sarah,Annie,Caroline,Tom, William.
looking for any imformation on my gt gt grandfather William Whittle who was in the Salford, manchester area when his son John,my gt grandfather was born.John was an engine driver who moved south and drove trains in France. William was an engine driver as well.So was John's father in law Daniel Mills.
robert wilfred heslop
robert wilfred heslop b.1900 in prestwich m/c father james mother mary, nee mackenzie, can anyone make a connection,
Ellison family
John Ellison (born 1853? in Manchester) married Alice (born 1851? in Chorley) moved to Bolton and then emmigrated to Canada after the turn of the century. Any info on the Ellison link in Manchester would be appreciated.
Davison Colling
Trying to find details on my GG Grandfather Davison Colling b. circa 1837 Sunderland. Married Margaret and had Elizabeth (1865), Isabella (1866), Edith (1867) and Robert (1870) (all b. Sunderland) then moved to Manchester and had Frederick (1876) and Ann (1879). Any help appreciated.
Does anyone know of the FALLOWS family who lived in GORTON in the 30,s &40,s they had about 9 children. one daugter named SARAH died in childbirth. in 1936. i think her sister was named MAY.
Looking for William Hutson
Looking for William Hutson, married Margaret Cochran 1826 Manchester. Son Guybon born 1836. Daughter Margaret born 1839. He was a cooper by trade.
Barbara GREEN
Searching for Barbara GREEN lived at 11, Parkfield Ave, Manchester in the early 60's would have been aged around 25. possibly had a daughter named Stephanie who was born around 1957.
Family Mystery
I am looking ofr details on Eliz Ann Rothwell who married Thomas Downes in 1867. They had 3 children the last of which was born in 1881. I am seeking information on this family and what happened to the children, Frederick (1870)Edward (1865) & Thomas (1881)
Thomas Illston
Looking for info on Illston family from Salford. My grandfather was Thomas Illston (married to Florence Connor), his father was Thomas Illston (married to Ellen Doolan nee Rooney) and his father was Thomas Illston. Illstons came from Ireland and before that Denmark (I've been told).
Life of John Taylor
John Taylor (born Bacup) married Mercy Roscow (born Ainsworth, abt 1808) before 1838. They had one known son, William (christened Manchester 1839). John and Mercy lived at 9 River St Manchester in 1861. Mercy appeared in succeeding censuses as a widow. Can anyone tell me more about John Taylor? And did John and Mercy have any more children?
Parents of James Roscoe
James Roscoe lived at 101 Osborne St Manchester in 1871, with wife Catherine, and children Thomas, James, Hilton, Mercy and Henrietta. Does anyone know anything about James's parents, or his marriage(s), please?
I seek any information about these families living in Chorlton upon Medlock MANCHESTER during the 19th century. They came from all parts of the UK drawn I assume by industry and supposed wealth from poorer rural life.
Ellor or McGinn
Any information on Percy Ellor, born March 19, 1889 to Emmaline McGinn of Ardwick, Lancaster? Percy's father, Charles, was of County Antrim, Ireland, and was a schoolmaster.
I am looking for a b-cert for Frederick Harrison. Married 1874 to Sarah Ann Kelsall in Cheetham Hill Mancester. They had a son Frederick William and others. I hope to find out more about Frederick #1's father William, who was a china dealer
Looking for informtion regarding gggfather JOSEPH WINSTANLEY PEAK. Lived in Manchester in 1840-41 before leaving for Australia. He was 20 at the time. Probably living with Aunt's or Uncles. also Peak. any informtion regarding this person would be greatly appreciated. Thanking you.
Looking for info or relatives of George Gooch b.1799.His son Thomas married Ellen Whitehead in 1842 in Prestwich Manchester.
John Grocott was born about 1798, in Manchester. He married Lydia James, who came from Bucknall Staffs their daughter, my great grandmother, Lucy was born in 1843, in Shelton under Harley, Staffs. Can anyone add to this information?
I am trying to find any details of Morris & Leah Hyman. they had 2 children David & Evelyn. Leah Hyman's father was Rabbi D Hirsh
Yates and Boardman
Looking for information on Maria Yates who married John Boardman on 19th April 1857 in Salford. Maria's father called John was a brick maker and John Boardman's father called John who was a paper hanger
Charles Boardman Ivy Boardman Margaret Melia
Looking for information on Charles Boardman's first wife and her children. Believe first wife was called Margaret Melia and she died before 1909. Charles lived at 32 Cheetwood Lane Manchester when he married his second wife ( Amelia Worrall on 13th January 1909). He had a son called Charles, born 1901, and a daughter called Ivy, born 1908, by his first wife. . In 1911 census, Charles lived with his grandmother and Ivy lived next door with her Aunt
Theodore George Belcher.
Theodore George Belcher was 32 in 1901 and living in South Manchester as a typewriter mechanic according to the 1901 census. Thodore was born in East Hanney in Berks. His father was Henry Belcher.Iny information would be welcome.
looking for family or info
looking for my husbands relatives all l have is his fathers name and date of birth. arthur lewis powney. 2/6/1909 somewhere in manchester.arthurs father died and his mother remarried then moved to garston, liverpool.any information would be a big help.
John Bouck married Ellen Twemlow, Manchester 1806.Both described "of Manchester".Lived in Salford after marriage. I am looking for information on eithers ancestry. Also 3 children, Augustus, Eleanor & Mary.
Newall Newell Newhall Manchester
Searching for the ancestors of Samuel Newall born c 1810 who married Jane Greenwood 22Oct 1832 in Manchester Cathedral. Whose children were Richard 1840, William 1841, Alice 1841, Charles henry 1842, Mary Ann 1845, sarah jane 1848 all christening dates in Manchester Cathedral.
Bardsley Research
I am trying to research my family tree. As far back as I can get in UK is James Jones Bardsley 1855-1918 son of William born abt 1810 and Mary?Jane Jordan born abt 1812; married to Martha Eddisforth 1856 to 1931 daughter of Thomas Eddisforth and Elizabeth Moston born abt 1855. Thanks for any help!
Searching for any information on BOWKER family. Entries from ALUMNI CANTABRIGIENSES: BOWKER or BOOKER, JAMES. Adm. sizar at EMMANUEL, June 28 1651. Of Lancashire. School, Manchester. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658. Examined by the classis for presbyterian orders. Ord. deacon, 1670; priest, 1672. P.C. of Blackley, Lancs. c. 1662. C. of Whitley, 1685. R. of Taxall, Cheshire 1690-1703. Buried Aug. 14, 1711. (Earwaker, E Cheshire, II. 547.) NOTE: This James is probably the father of James and Ralph below, based on the date, location, and occupation. BOWKER, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 5, 1684. S. of James, clerk. B. at Blakeley or Blackley Lancs. School, Stockport, Cheshire. Matric. 1684. Probably brother of Ralph (1678). BOWKER, RALPH adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 27, 1678, S. of James, clerk of Marple, Cheshire. B. at Caton, Lancs. School, Stockport. Matric. 1678. Probably brother of james (1684). James, Jr. and Ralph immigrated to Virginia and were rectors of St. Peter's Parrish, New Kent County, Virginia, and St. Stephen's Parrish, King and Queen County Parrish, respectively. Any information would be most appreciated.
i am looking for any information on an aubrey lesley fraser i have found out he was from machester lancs and there was a joshua fraser at the same address thats aall i know apart from when he was older he married a grace mabel but im not sure of her surname i think it was oreland
Mark Dougherty/Doherty Bor Manchester circa 1806
Does anyone have any information regarding Mark Dougherty/Doherty born in Manchester around 1806. I have him marrying Hannah Moumford in 1828 in Stoke on Trent. He then appears on the 1851 census at 21 Bow street (I assume in Stoke/hanley) with his wife and 2 daughters (this time the spelling is Doherty). His daughters are Elizabeth (born circa 1840 and Tamar born circa 1830). He then appears on the 1861 census still at 21 Bow Street with his wife Hannah and his sister in Law Mary Johnson. Elizabeth Doherty (daughter) marries Henry Lovatt in 1860 at Northwood Holy Trinity Church in Hanley Tamar Doherty (daughter) married Samuel Arnett before 1851 as her husband also appears on the census record. Any information or tips about how I can get any further with this please send me a mail as I am completely at a loss regarding how I should proceed further. Thanks Pamela
Looking for information on Thomas Eccles. He was living in Faversham Street, Manchester in 1933, he was a signalman. His father, Robert Eccles was a railway porter in the same year. Anyone with information on this family, please get in touch.
Moores family
Moores family of Northenden, Ches. originally - moved to M/c c.1850. David Moores married Margaret Shaw of Euxton, Lancs. in M/c Cathedral. Any connections?
Re. Kellett family of Leyland,Lancs.
Will Joan looking for Kellett connections, please get in touch. Thank you, Helen
Chell family
Originally from Staffs. - settled in M/c c.1840+ Beer retailer Thomas Chell had a son Thomas & daughter Maria. Any connections?
Corrigan family
Originally from Ireland, Thomas Corrigan married Mary Ann Henry in Newcastle(daughter of Fenwick Henry,sea captain in N'umberland). They later moved to Manchester c.1855. Any connections?
Cleary family in M/c.
Cleary family (originally from Tullamore Co.Offaly), fruiterers in M/c Smithfield Mkt. James married Mary Crow - they had 11 children -10 boys & 1 girl (Mary Ann). 7th son(Edmund Guy Cleary) married Lydia Mary Finchett. Any descendants - please get in touch.
Shaw family of Euxton area
The Shaw family were farmers in Leyland area of Lancs. Born RC. in village of Euxton & Charnock Richard. Maragaret Shaw moved to M/c & married David Moores in M/c Cathedral.Also ,Shaws married Kellett family in Leyland.
Hamer family in Lancs.
Looking to make contact with anyone else doing research into the Hamer family in M/c etc.
Coates family in Manchester
Looking for anyone doing research into this family to exchange information.
Bell family
Originally from Worcester, the Bell family moved to M/c as fruiterers in the Smithfield Mkt. there. Sarah Bell married Thomas Finchett.
Ashley family
Looking for descendants of the Ashley family in M/c.John Ashley was a superintendant at a children's home c.1880-1910. Many of the children went to Canada. He married Elizabeth Hardcastle.
Hardcastle family
Looking for Hardcastle family in & around M/c. They may have come from Yorkshire originally.
Ward - Maria
Available information suggests she was born in Manchester around 1857 but unable to trace on BMD etc. Married a John William Green in 1876 in Lambeth London. Any info gratefully received.
I am searching for my dad's relatives, possibly in Salford or Manchester. My great grandfather's name was William O'Brien, his passport states he was born in Manchester in 1896. He came to America in 1923, also his brother John was in America at that time. William died in 1930 in America, but John went back to England. My grandmother received a letter from John in 1948 with an address of 167 Ardsall Lane, Salford, England, Lancashire. The letter included information about my grandfather's relatives (his brother). He wrote that William had alot of brothers, and a twin sister (I think that she died young). I think one of the brothers names was Winifred, possibly a James, Jack (not sure). My grandfather came to America in 1923, stayed illegally, and was supposed to be deported back to England in 1930, the year he died. He was very young. It is possible that one of John's daughters, was a singer? someone owed a chinese restaurant in Manchester. I have no information on my father's grandparents names or even where or when they died. My father is 79 yrs. old now. Also in the letter it states that Jack had a son in the infantry. The letter also states that my grandfather William went back to England at some time to bury his...
Looking for any information regarding my Grandfather, Albert Bradshaw, born in Manchester, 1888, he married Mary Ellen Walsh, her relations came from Ireland
I am looking for information on Edmund Cohen and John H Shepherd before they moved to Canada. Edmund Cohen Shepherd was born May 3 1833 in machester England, later marrying a woman by the name of Elisabeth Joseph Kommotatkwe and his brother John H Shepherd was born Sept 9 1838. I have no information on the brothers before 1901 in Canada. If these names are linked to your shepherds please contact me.
Looking for John Ratcliffe
Looking for John Ratcliffe born approx 1840 in Lancashire his mother was Alice Lowe and father Unknown Ratcliffe.(Occupation Book-keeper) He came to New Zealand about 1858. Can anyone help me find out where in Lancashire he may have come from
Looking for
Anyone who knew Dorothy Kathleen Townley believed to have been born in 1889 died Sydney Australia 1952, was thought to be born in Lincolnshire or Mosside maybe Manchester, her grandaughter in Australia is trying to find a connection
I'd love to connect with anyone researching the same SIMKIN / SIMPKIN family. David Simkin was born c1849 in Manchester to father John Sim(p)kin. David was primarily a shopkeeper. Family members were wife Elizabeth (LEE), daughters Emily (born 1872); Nelly (born 1874, marr. William Buckley WILLIAMS); and Amy (born 1877; marr. Joseph Benjamin ALLSOP). I'm not able to locate them in Manchester after 1913 and don't know what became of them. Would be happy to hear from other Simkin researchers.Joan
KELLETT - (in M/c from 1860s)
I'd love to locate descendants of my Kellett family - Mary Ann (born 1857, marr. James PULFORD and Thomas BOOTH); Joseph (b1860, marr. Mary Ann MAGUIRE), James (b1862, marr. Margaret Ellen 'Mary Ellen' KING; Edward (b1864, marr. Hannah JONES); Henry(b1869), Ellen (b1874; marr. Peter MITCHELL) Earlier generations of this Kellett family were from the Leyland, Lancashire area. Would welcome your emails. Joan
Downes - Montgomery
Looking for details concerning the Downes or Montgomery families of Manchester. Moved to Everton in 1891, Caroline Montgomery, Thomas Downes, Ada Downes, Elizabeth (Ethel) Downes, Elsie, Horace, Arnold sometimes referred to as Montgomery Downes.
Badcock or Baddock
I am seeking info on the Badcock or Baddock family of Manchester. William Manning Pass Badcock was born in 1834 at Manchester, parents were Thomas Badcock b.1803 Manchester and Susannah Ann Pass b. 1809 London (parents William Pass and Mary). He emigrated to Australia in 1856, changed name to Baddock. Married Catherine Broderick (b. 1841 Galway Ireland, parents John Broderick and Ann Calvan) at Goulburn New South Wales, Australia in 1864. Family :Anne Elizabeth Baddock b 1865 Goulburn m. Richard Johnson (Cohen, B. 1864 Ireland, parents william Otto cohen and Dora Johnson) died Thursday Island, Queensland., William Alfred Baddock m 1 Lydia Ruth Hudson (b. 1864 sydney parents Henry Hudson and Elizabeth Lees) m.2 Annie McDonough m 3 Emily Catherine Grives, Thomas Manning Baddock m. Honora O'Brien, Arthur Henry Baddock m. Rosina Maloney, John Jeremiah Baddock m Ethel Mary Waight (b. 1882 West Maitland parents John Waight and Elizabeth Gilmore, Charles Ross Baddock , Francis Ernest Baddock m 1 Emily Weare (b. 1882 sydney parents Robert Ware and Alice Ann Tansley) m 2 Frances Hopson. All , New South Wales, Australia
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Amazon nabs the top spot for online cosmetics sales
One of every five beauty purchases online is made via the Amazon marketplace, according to a new report.
Amazon nabs the top spot for online cosmetics sales
One of every five beauty purchases online is made via the Amazon marketplace, according to a new report.
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BabyAge.com prepares for expansion with three new hires. Jeremy Artemik is a new category merchandise planner and Wesley Biehl is general merchandise planner.
Online baby and children's gear retailer and manufacturer BabyAge.com has announced three new appointments, including that of Julie Space as vice president of marketing and customer service. In her new role, Space will be responsible for the development, planning and integration of a multi-faceted marketing approach and growing online and offline distribution of the retailer`s baby products.
She'll also develop customer relationship and loyalty programs and oversee expansion plans for BabyAge.com's online baby and gift registries, as well as introduce new advertising, marketing and branding initiatives. Prior to joiningBabyAge.com, Space was senior manager of marketing communications at Frontier Communications Solutions, formerly Commonwealth Telephone Enterprises. She has some 20 years of experience in marketing, advertising and customer service.
"Ms. Space will be a great asset to the BabyAge.com team," says Jack Kiefer, president and CEO. "She has a terrific track record, high energy and brings a very creative mind coupled with a strong focus on customers that will be valuable in her new role at BabyAge.com."
BabyAge also has named Jeremy Artemik as a merchandise planner for the furniture and bedding categories. He has several years of retail experience and most recently was a financial operations analyst at retailer Lord & Taylor. In his new role, he will oversee the purchasing and merchandising function as well as help implement a corporation-wide initiative on strengthening inventory utilization.
The retailer also has named Wesley Biehl as general merchandise planner. Previously, Biehl was senior technical analyst at Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania. With several years of experience as an analyst, he will oversee the inventory management and merchandise planning for key product lines.
BabyAge.com is No. 280 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide.
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