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Dad unfit for not taking son to McDonald's?
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"GiveMe Liberty or GiveMe Death" Since: Jun 13 353 Land of Liberty |
Nov 10, 2013
A Manhattan dad is not lovin McDonalds right now.
Attorney David Schorr slapped a court-appointed shrink with a defamation lawsuit for telling the judge deciding a custody battle with his estranged wife that he was an unfit parent for refusing to take his son to the fast food joint for dinner. Youd think it was sexual molestation, Schorr, 43, told The Post Thursday.I am just floored by it. Schorr says in his Manhattan Supreme Court suit that E. 97th Street psychiatrist Marilyn Schiller filed a report saying he was wholly incapable of taking care of his son and should be denied his weekend visitation over the greasy burger ban. Schorr, a corporate attorney turned consultant with degrees from NYU and Oxford University, had planned to take his 4-year-old son to their usual restaurant, the Corner Café on Third Avenue, for his weekly Tuesday night visitation last week. But the boy threw a temper tantrum and demanded McDonalds. So he gave his son an ultimatum: dinner anywhere other than McDonalds or no dinner. The child, stubborn as a mule, chose the no dinner option, the disgruntled dad says in the suit. It was just a standoff. Im kicking myself mightily, Schorr said. I wish I had taken him to McDonalds, but you get nervous about rewarding bad behavior. I was concerned. I think it was a 1950s equivalent of sending your child to bed without dinner. Thats maybe the worst thing you can say about it, he said. Adding insult to injury, he said:My wife immediately took him to McDonalds. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/11/08/ny-dad-d... |
"GiveMe Liberty or GiveMe Death" Since: Jun 13 353 Land of Liberty |
Nov 10, 2013
Wow, so much for father's rights. Sounds like the child is turning into a pompous a_s under the mothers style of parenting.
Since: Jul 10 5,123 |
Nov 10, 2013
One would think that the dad would have been praised for trying to keep the kid healthy. By not letting the kid eat junk foods. . But then there are libtards who think that kids should be given everything they want. No matter what the repercussions were from that. . This brat is going to grow up thinking that society owes him a living. |
"GiveMe Liberty or GiveMe Death" Since: Jun 13 353 Land of Liberty |
Nov 10, 2013
Get fat And live in his mom's basement and waste all his time on the internet and maybe relocate to seattle.... |
Since: Jul 10 5,123 |
Nov 11, 2013
Since they live in nyc. Most likely mommy will have to get a apartment with a couple of spare rooms for the brat. And the FIVE computers for the brat as well. . I used GoogeEearth to look at the area the eatery they tend to go to is in. That part of nyc IS mostly apartments on top of store areas. . I also checked the prices of that place he wanted to take the kid to. The supper entrees run from $8 to $24 dollars per person. And that is before the sides, drinks and or appetizers are added on. You are looking at between two to five times the cost of a mickyD happy meal. . http://www.cornercafe-bakery.com/home.html |
Since: Sep 11 8,547 |
Nov 11, 2013
I'd like to know if the shrink actually told the judge that and if so, how the judge reacted. With any luck, the judge told the shrink she is an idiot.
Refusing to take a child, or anyone for that matter, to the restaurant of their choice does not qualify as abuse in anyone's book. |
Since: Jul 10 5,123 |
Nov 13, 2013
Thing is, the judge took the side of the shrink. And had basically awarded custody to the mom. . If the judge HAD told the shrink that she was a idi*t. The dad would not have been found to be a supposedly unfit parent for not wanting to feed junk food to his kid by that judge. . I wish I could go to that level of restaurant/bakery he was normally taking the kid to. |
Since: Sep 11 8,547 |
Nov 13, 2013
Which makes the judge an idiot as well. I take my grandson out for pancake and bacon (his request) every now and then at the local cafe. Runs about $5.00.(including chocolate milk) Guess I'm going to hell. |
Since: Jul 10 5,123 |
Nov 13, 2013
Means I'm more likely to go there since I cook pretty much all of our meals here. Restaurants are a very rare treat for us. Say like for birthdays. And we tend to prefer sit down types way over fast food ones. |
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Re: MUDGE William James, dau Mabel Florence (Sth Australia)
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Re: MUDGE William James, dau Mabel Florence (Sth Australia)
Max Lees 8/11/07
Hello Max.
I have finally got back to this after a long time off working away in the mines. It seems we may be related by some 6 generations back to the late 1700's. I have included the information i jhave on John Mudge b.1816 in Torquay, Devon who married Elizabeth Northway PEARCE c1834 in Devonshire, born c1809 in Torquay.
Can you confirm that this family is the family you are linked to and I can give you more information back to the late 1700's and their descendants.
If you have any documents to either confirm or dispute the data I have included I would love to hear about them as some of this info is unconfirmed because several John Mudge's came to Australia between 1835 and 1860. This has caused a confusion as to which John Mudge some of this info relates to. I would love to see copies of any Birth, Marriage or Death certificated you may have that relate to these families in the 1800's.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
1. John MUDGE #1969, born 11 Feb 1816 in Torquay, Devonshire, England., (son of Richard MUDGE #6062 and Elizabeth PROUTE #11560) baptized 25 Feb 1816 in Tormoham, Devonshire, England., immigrated 19 Sep 1839 per "Recovery" from London to Port Adelaide., resided 1896 in Castle Hill, Noarlunga, South Australia., died 17 Dec 1896 in his son's residence at Mudge St. Mclaren Vale, South Australia., buried in St. Philip & St. James, Noarlunga, South Australia., occupation as a Tailor and Farmer, cause of death of a Cancerous Malignant Tumour of the Face.
John and Elizabeth arrived in Port Adelaide on the "Recovery" on 19 Sep 1839 from London which sailed on 19 May 1839.
"Recovery" shipping list -
MUDGE, John and wife Elizabeth Northway nee PEARCE, son William Henry
***John was born in Devon, England on 18th February, 1816.He married Elizabeth Northway Pearce in 1834.Their first son William was born while still living in England on 11th May, 1835.He was a Tailor by trade in Torquay, as his application to emigrate to Australia shows this.John, Elizabeth and William left England on 22nd April, 1839.Their son John St. Jago was born at sea off the St. Jago Islands on 16th June, 1839.
John arrived in South Australia aboard "The Recovery" on September 19, 1839, together with his wife Elizabeth and their two sons William Henry and John St. Jago Mudge.It appears that they may have come to South Australia as "Steerage Passengers" and their names do not show on the offical shipping lists.
The family settled in the first years Findon where their third son George Richard Mudge was born then spent some timeat Gouger Street, Adelaide.
The Census taken in 1841 shows John Mudge on the Gouger St. Register with two males under the age of 7 years, 1 male under 35, and 1 female under 35.
Records show that John Mudge was paying rent to Robert Fisher in Gouger Street and later this family moved south of Adelaide.
The family family moved to "Oak Hill" Hackham by Bullock Dray and then later to Noarlunga.
In 1853, Section 38 of Noarlunga was to become the Mudge family home.District council of Morphett Vale records show that 83 acres with a slab dwelling was leased by John Mudge and owned by Edward Castle.John, farming the land known as "Castle Hill" , planted vines.
A quaint country church known at St. Philip & St. James Church would see the Mudge family come together on many occasions during John and Elizabeth's lives.They both obviously held their family and their religion dear to their hearts.John, together with his sons John and George helped build the St. Philip & St. James Church on the hill at what is now known as Old Noarlunga.The family certainly attended church services regularly and their children were all baptised there and most of them were also married there.Even their grandchildren were brought from as far away as Terowie, Burra and Oyster Bay to celebrate their baptism at the family church.
In 1855 the land size occupied by John and Elizabeth and their family was increased to sections 37 and 38, now 180 acres in total with a house.John and Elizabeth were the owner occupiers.
John became an elected member of the Noarlunga District Council on 20th August, 1856 and was re-elected on 2nd March, 1857 and 1st March, 1858.On 25th April, 1858 John was elected Chairman of the Noarlunga District Council.
"District Council - Noarlunga, January 31, 1857"
'A public meeting of the electors of the above district was held at the Horseshoe Inn, Noarlunga on Thursday evening, January 29, for the purpose of affording Mr. Thomas Young an opportunity of explaining his political sentiments.Mr. P. Hollins was unanimously voted to the chair, and Mr. Young, having very fully explained his views on all the leading questions of the day, and answered a number of enquiries on various subjects, was proposed by Mr. John Mudge as a fit and proper person to represent this district in the House of Assembly, seconded by Mr. James Clark, andcarried unanimously.'
"District Council - Noarlunga, March 23, 1858"
'Mr. John Kelton's application for a publican's general licence for theHighland Chieftan Inn, at Pedler's Creek, was granted.Resolved, that Mr. Mudge be instructed to get the stumps grubbed on the road near Mr. Castle's from Hackham to Port Noarlunga.'
2PLAC Chairman Noarlunga District Council
"District Council - Noarlunga, July 12, 1858"
'Resolved, that the Chairman and Mr. Mudge be authorised to confer with Mr. James Clark respecting the amount of compensation to be allowed for land taken for the road to Port Noarlunga.'
"District Council - Noarlunga July 26, 1858"
Present - Messres P. Hollins (Chairman), J. Mudge, J. Gribble and J. Clift jnr.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. Tenders were opened for log platforms &c. for two bridges from Elsden & Matthews, and Thomas Claydon.That of Claydon was accepted at 41pounds for the two. Tenders were opened for the stonework of a bridge on the Port Noarlunga road, near Mr. Longs, from Price & Swift and Thomas Lawrence.That of Price and Swift was accepted at 10s per cubic yard. Resolved that Mr. James Clark's offer to fence the road through his sectionsto Port Willunga for 67 pounds 5s be accepted.Also 32 pounds 15s
compensation for land; and that the same be paid.Ordered that Pike & Wilmott be paid 5 pounds 19s.Mr. Mudge reported that he had let the cutting and embankment at Oakley's 0Bridge at 1s per cubic yard.Approved.
"District Council - Noarlunga April 11, 1859"
'A letter was read from Mr. P. Hollins, tendering his resignation as Chairmanand Councillor on account of his proposed visit to Europe.Resolved that a letter be written to him tendering their most sincere thanks for his uniform kindness and courtesy as Chairman of their Council since its first institution, and recording the high sense they entertain of his worth and general business tact and ability.Resolved that Mr. Mudge be authorised to employa man to sink a well near the Fresh Waterhold and to clean the Pound Well.'
S.A. Volunteer Military Forces Noarlunga Rifles 24th April, 1861
Captian - R. Budgen; Lieutenant - F. Manning; Sergeant - D. Pedvi, J. Fletcher; Corporal - J. Mudge, G. Latimer; Private- J. Adams, A.L. Aldersey, R. Bosworth, M. Burgess, B. Carrick, J. Cleerk, E. Colton, T. Colton, A Tostevin, C. Furler, H. Long, I. Martin, W. Martin, G. Mudge, J. Mudge, W. Mudge, A Neimann, H. Novis, J. Teakle.
Noarlunga, February 7 1863 extract from "Register Newspaper"
At a special vestry meeting, held at St. Philip and St. Jame's Church on Tuesday
evening last - Mr. Mudge, Churchwarden, in the chair - it was resolved that the Bishop be requested to confirm the appointment of the Rev. E.K. Miller as incumbent.
In 1867 John and Elizabeth purchased section 46 of land and Noarlunga.Section 37 being house and land and sections 38 and 46 being land only.The Rates Assessment Book of Noarlunga of 30.06.1867 shows
Section 37 Acres 80Value 20.-.-
Section 38Acres 77Value 21.-.-
Section 46Acres 17Value 4.-.-
Land Titles Office shows section 29 as being purchased by John Mudge.
John slowly sold off most of his land, until in 1883 at the age of 69 sold all of his land in the Noarlunga area and moved to Gloucester (now known as McLaren Vale) to live with his son and daughter in law Fredercik and Ann Mudge, until his death.
John died on 17th December, 1896 of cancer of the face at his son's residence in McLaren Vale and was buried at St. Philip & St. James Church at Noarlunga by Rev. G. Griffiths.
Death Certificate District of Willunga Cert. No. 417 dated 19th December 1896
JOHN MUDGE, died 17th December 1896, Farmer, 80 years, Noarlunga of Malignant Tumour
of the Face at Willunga.Frederick Furler, Undertaker.
Death Notice Advertiser, Thursday December 24 1896 and Chronicle December 26, 1896
Mudge - On the 17th December, at his son's residence McLaren Vale, of cancer in the
face.John, dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Mudge, aged 80 years.Arrived in the ship
'Recovery' in 1839, a colonist of 57 years.Torquay papers please copy.
After the death of her husband, Elizabeth moved fromthe property at Gloucesterto Hackham and lived there until her death in 1902 with her daughter Emma and her husband Edward Short.
He married Elizabeth Northway PEARCE #1970, c1834 in Devonshire, England., born c1809 in Torquay, Devonshire, England., (daughter of John PEARCE #11510 and Sarah NORTHWAY #11511) died 18 Feb 1902 in Residence of daughter Emma Short - Oak Hill Hackham, South Australia., buried 19 Feb 1902 in St. Philip & St. James Noarlunga, South Australia., cause of death - Senile Decay.
Elizabeth: Obituary
Death of an Old Colonist
Mrs. Elizabeth Mudge, relict of Mr. John Mudge, died last week, at the age of 93.She arrived in South Australia from Torquay, Devonshire, with her husband in the ship Recovery in 1839.After a short stay in the Mount Barker district Mr. Mudge took up a block of land on the Main South Road, near Noarlunga, and during his long residence there took an active interest in the progress of the district.He was instrumental in securing the erection (with a few others) of Noarlunga Church, of which he was one of the first wardens.For many years he served as councillor and chairman of the district council.Of a family of six sons and two daughters, three sons and one daughter survive - Mr. George Mudge, of Yarwerie; Mr. John Mudge, of Wiltunga; Mr. Fred Mudge of Maclaren Vale; and Mrs. E. Short of Oak Hill, Hackham.There are also 47 grandchildren and 39 great-grandchildren.
Death Notice
MUDGE - On the 18th February, at her daughter's residence(Mrs. E. Short), Elizabeth Northway, relice of the late John Mudge of Noarlunga, aged98 years.A colonist of 1839.
Funeral Notice Wednesday 19th February, 1902 - Advertiser Newspaper and Register
The friends of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Northway Mudge are respectfully informed that
her funeral will leave her son-in-law's Mr. Edwin Short premises at Oak Hill, Hackham,
Thursday, for internment in the Noarlunga Cemetery.- F. Furler
Death Certificate Morphett Vale Register Book 3 No. 305
Elizabeth Northway Mudge of Hackham.Cause of death Senile Decay at Hackham.Frederick Furler, Undertaker.
2. i William Henry MUDGE #1971 b. 11 May 1835.
3. ii John St Jago MUDGE #1972 b. 16 june 1839.
4. iii George Richard MUDGE #1973 b. 16 Oct 1841.
5. iv Henry Thomas MUDGE #1974 b. 19 Nov 1843.
6. v Stephen Joseph MUDGE #1975 b. 9 May 1846.
vi Emma Jane MUDGE #1976, born 16 Mar 1848 in Noarlunga, South Australia., died 29 Apr 1928 in Noarlunga, South Australia.
She married Edward SHORT #1977, 1 Oct 1873 in Noarlunga Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., born 1847, (son of John SHORT #5035).
7. vii Frederick James MUDGE #1978 b. 10 June 1850.
viii Sarah Elizabeth MUDGE #1979, born 1854 in South Australia., died 27 Jan 1879 in Noarlunga, South Australia.
8. ix William James MUDGE #3711 b. 30 April 1861.
Second Generation
2. William Henry MUDGE #1971, (1.John1) born 11 May 1835 in Devonshire, England., immigrated 19 Sep 1839 per " Recovery", resided in Noarlunga and Baroota, South Australia., died 01 July 1897 in Sandalwood, Baroota, South Australia., buried 02 Jul 1897 in Pt, Germein Cemetary, South Australia., occupation 1897 as a Farmer, cause of death - Coma,Chronic Endocardits, Apoplexy Hemiplegia.
He married Ann Eliza LONG #1980, 27 July 1858 in St. Philip & St. James, Noarlunga, South Australia., born 9 June 1839 in Little Parra, Aldinga, South Australia., (daughter of James LONG #2031) died 22 June 1912 in 'Sandalwood Farm', Baroota, South Australia., buried 23 Jun 1912 in Pt Germain Cemetary, South Australia., cause of death - Rheumatism, Endorcarditis, Heart Failure.
Ann: Mrs A. E. Mudge Obituary appears in the Adelaide Observer, 6 July 1912, Page 34, Column B.
Mrs A.E. Mudge, died at her son's, Mr E.G. Mudge, Born in Little Para, 73 years ago. Wife of W.H. Mudge, Daughter of the late James Long. Her husband died 15 years ago.
Death Certificate Frome District Register Page 96 of 1911.ANN ELIZA MUDGE died 22nd June, 1912 aged 73, Widow of late William Mudge, Res. Baroota, Birthplace Aldinga SA, Native, Age at marriage 19 years, Issue living 4m 7f, Cause of death Rheumatism, Endorcarditis, Heart Failure at Baroota.Inv. H.H. Mudge, Farmer of Baroota.Reg. F.H. Wood, 25th June, 1912.
MUDGE - Ann Eliza recently died suddenly of heart failure at the residence of her son Mr. E.G.Mudge, Port Germein.The deceased was born at Little Parra 73 years ago and was a daughter of the late Mr. James Long who was among the earliest settlers of that district.The deceased went with her husband the late Mr. W.H. Mudge from Noarlunga to Baroota in February 1879 and assisted him in the pioneering work of that district.Mr. Mudge died 15 years ago.Eighteen months ago, the deceased went to reside with her two daughters at Port Germein and passed away while on a visit to the homestead.She has left a grown upfamily of 11, 33 grandchildren and 6 great grand children.The surviving members of the family are Mr. John Mudge, Keniva Victoria; Mrs. J. Bews, Toowoomba Queensland; Mr. A.W. Mudge, Malvern; Mrs. G. Phillis, Mambray Creek; Mrs. T.H.S. Nicolle, Unley; Mrs. J.L. Broadbent, Sutherlands; Mr. H.H. Mudge, Baroota; Mrs. J.O. Tayler, Tarlee; Mr. E.G. Mudge, Baroota; and Misses H.E. and S.E. Mudge, Pt. Germein.
Death Notice Observier 6th July, 1912 p34 col B
Mudge - On 22nd June at Sandalwood, Baroota, of heart failure Ann Eliza, Widow of Late
William Henry Mudge aged 78 years.A loving mother gone to rest. Victorian and Queensland
paper please copy.
Death Notice Advertiser
Mudge - In fond memory of Dear Mother who passed into rest at "Sandalwood" Baroota, on June 22, 1912.God saw when her footsteps faltered and bend and clasped her hand.
Inserted by her loving son and daughter in law E.G. & H.L. Mudge.
In Memorium Advertiser
Mudge - In loving memory of our Dear Mother (Ann Eliza Mudge), who died at her residence, Sandalwood, Baroota, on the 22nd June, 1912.Not dead to those that love her, Not dead but gone before, She lives with us in memory still and will for evermore.- Inserted by loving
son, daughter and family, Mambray Creek.
In loving memory of Dear Mother, who passed into rest at Sandalwood, Baroota on the 22nd June, 1912.Sleep on beloved, sleep and take thy rest.Lay down thy head upon thy saviours
breast.We love thee well, but Jesus loved thee best.Goodnight, goodnight, goodnight. -
Inserted by her loving daughters S.E. & H. E. Mudge.
Buried Pt. Germein Cemetery,Ann Eliza wife of aboveDied 22nd June, 1912 aged 73 years.
i John James MUDGE #2032, born 21 July 1859 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 18 Feb 1936, resided in Whyte-Yarcowie, Noarlunga, Pt Augusta and Sea Lake., occupation as a Butcher.
He married Annie Maria PRICE #2051, 11 June 1879 in Noarlunga, S.A., born 18 Nov 1855 in S.A., (daughter of James PRICE #2052 and Charlotte .. #2053) died 21 Feb 1943.
ii Eliza Ann MUDGE #2033, born 12 Aug 1861 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1946.
She married John BEWS #2034, 19 March 1885 in Sandlewood Farm, Head of Baroota, S.A., born 1856, (son of John BEWS #5015).
iii Alfred William MUDGE #2035, born 19 June 1863 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 31 March 1952, buried in Centenial Park, S.A., resided in Malvern, S.A.
He married Annie BARTLETT #2049, 30 Aug 1893 in Telowie, S.A., born 10 dec 1867, (daughter of William BARTLETT #2050) died 11 Sep 1943.
iv Emma Frances Maria MUDGE #2036, born 18 July 1865 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1934.
She married George PHILLIS #2037, 19 Mar 1885 in Sandlewood Farm, Head of Baroota, S.A., born 1853, (son of George PHILLIS #5032 and Caroline Elizabeth BUSHELL #5033).
v Henrietta Gertrude MUDGE #2038, born 3 April 1867 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1915.
She married Thomas Helier Sarre NICOLLE #2039, c1887 - 1896.
vi Elizabeth Kate MUDGE #2040, born 1 Nov 1869 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1954.
She married John Lewis BROADBENT #2041, 22 Sep 1897 at residence of A. Mudge, Baroota, S.A., born 1871, (son of John BROADBENT #5016).
vii Henry Herbert MUDGE #2042, born 18 Aug 1871 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1927.
He married Sarah Jane BROADBEAR #2180, 28 June 1899 in the residence of William Broadbear, Noarlunga, S.A., born 1871, (daughter of William BROADBEAR #5000).
viii Harriette Edith MUDGE #2043, born 4 Oct 1873 in Noarlunga, South Australia., baptized 22 Mar 1874 in St Phillip & St James Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., resided 30 Nov 1930 in at Elston St, Lockleys, South Australia., resided 1956 at 56 Marlborough St, Malvern, South Australia., died 18 April 1956 at 56 Marlborough St, Malvern, South Australia., buried 19 Apr 1856 in Centenial Park General., cause of death - Coronary Occlusion - 3 days, Arteriosclerosis - years.
Birth Certificate Morphett Vale Register No. 503 of 1873 HARRIET EDITH MUDGE born 4th October, 1873 at Noarlunga.
Baptised 22nd March, 1874 at St. Philip & St. James Church Noarlunga Record No. 363 by Rev. E. K. Miller.
Death Certificate Adelaide District Register Cert. No. 963 of 1956 HARRIET EDITH MUDGE died 18th April, 1956 at 56 Marlborough St., Malvern.Buried 19th April, 1956 at Centennial Park Cemetery, Springbank, Widow, 82 years.Widow of Alvert Edward Mudge, Retired Clerk.Res. 56 Marlborough St., Malvern.Birthplace Morphett Vale, native.Age at marriage, 58 years.Cause of death Coronary Occlusion, Arteriosclerosis, years.
Death Notice Advertiser 19th April, 1956
MUDGE -At her residence 56 Marlborough St., Malvern "Hattie" Loved wife of the late
A.E. Mudge, late of Pt. Pirie.Loving sister of Nel & Amy. In her 83rd year.Loved friend of
Ruby Novice - sadly missed.
Funeral Notice Advertiser 19th April, 1956
Leaves residence on 19th April, 1956 after service commencing 2.30pm for Centennial Park
Cemetery.Alfred James, Unley UA1128
Buried Centennial Park Cemetery Springbank General D section Path 6 Plot 446 - Headstone Inscription
MUDGE-In loving memory of HARRIETTE EDITH 1883 - 1956
She married Albert Edward Thomas MUDGE #2044, 30 Nov 1931 in South Australia., born 7 May 1870 in Magpie Creek, S.A., (son of Henry Thomas MUDGE #1974 and Elizabeth (Emma) Frances CRAIG #2064) died 9 Feb 1939, buried in Pt Pirie, S.A.
ix Sarah Ellen MUDGE #2045, born 6 Sep 1875 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 16 Oct 1876.
x Amy Jane MUDGE #2046, born 5 April 1877 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1967.
She married James Oswald TAYLER #2047, c1897 - 1906 in S.A.
xi Ernest George MUDGE #2048, born 1 June 1880 in Baroota, S.A.
He married Helen Lillie KELLOCK #2179, 8 Aug 1910 in the residence of Mrs Parkyn, Glenelg, S.A., born 1884, (daughter of John KELLOCK #4998).
3. John St Jago MUDGE #1972, (1.John1) born 16 june 1839 near St Jago Islands, immigrated 1839 per "Recovery", died 1 March 1906 in Wallaroo, South Australia., resided 1906 in Wallaroo, South Australia., resided in Encounter Bay, Tickera and Wallaroo, occupation as an Overseer and Farmer.
He married Annie STIMSON #2086, 15 April 1862 in Encounter Bay, South Australia., born c1837 in Oakhampton, RUT, England, (daughter of William STIMSON #2087 and Ann PEARSON #2088) died 20 Dec 1917, buried in Brighton, S.A.
i John William Arthur MUDGE #2089, born 6 March 1863 in Willunga, S.A., died 2 Jan 1941, buried in Brighton, S.A.
He married Alice Elizabeth RATCLIFF #2153, 2 Sep 1903 in the residence of Miss Ratcliffe, Barunga North, S.A., born 1868, (daughter of Francis RATCLIFF #2154 and Fanny ADAMS #2155).
ii Francis Augustus George MUDGE #2090, born 16 May 1865 in Willunga, S.A., died 8 Feb 1916 in Wallarro, S.A., resided in Wallaroo area, S.A.
Int he 1903 Electoral Roll it shows Francis and Caroline living at Bulgandry, New South Wales. He was a Blacksmith.
He married Caroline Matilda ADAM #2096, 1897, died 26 July 1941.
iii Fanny Elizabeth Ann MUDGE #2091, born 12 Dec 1867 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 21 Nov 1886 in Wiltunga, S.A.
iv Francis Frederick James MUDGE #2092, born 20 Feb 1871 in Willunga, S.A., died 1 June 1944, buried in Laura, S.A.
He married (1) Matilda Winifred MARTIN #2105, 12 April 1901 in Christ Church, Kadina, S.A., born c1875, (daughter of Edward MARTIN #5357) died 20 Feb 1908.
He married (2) Ann Maslin HACKETT #2108, born 14 July 1878 in S.A., (daughter of James HACKETT #2109 and Caroline MASLIN #2110) died 20 Dec 1940.
v Annie Sarah Emma (Memie) MUDGE #2093, born 28 Nov 1873 in Wallaroo, S.A., died 1960.
She married William Charles BURGESS #2094, 22 March 1892 at residence of J. S. J. Mudge, Wiltunga, S.A>, born 1866, (son of William Coston BURGESS #5017 and Henriette Augustine Friederike PRIESS #5018).
vi Mary Henrietta MUDGE #2095, born 18 Oct 1876, died 1967.
4. George Richard MUDGE #1973, (1.John1) born 16 Oct 1841 in South Australia., resided in Noarlunga, Anama and Yarcowie., died 26 March 1923 in South Australia., buried in Whyte-Yarcowie, South Australia., occupation as a Farmer.
He married Maria TEAKLE #2030, 20 April 1864 in Noarlunga, South Australia., born 28 Oct 1841 in Hindmarsh, South Australia., (daughter of David TEAKLE #2078 and Mary Ann SAUNDERS #2079) died 7 May 1909 in Terowie, South Australia., resided in Whyte Yarcowie.
i George David MUDGE #2080, born 9 Feb 1865 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 31 May 1960, buried in Nth Brighton, S.A., resided in Yarcowie, S.A., occupation as a Farmer.
He married Hannah Elizabeth LOCK #2139, 12 March 1890 in the residence of William Lock, Terowie, S.A., born 10 July 1862 in South Australia., (daughter of William LOCK #4999) died 5 Jan 1942.
ii Elizabeth Mary MUDGE #2081, born 26 Aug 1866 near Noarlunga, S.A., died 24 April 1946.
iii Stephen Edward MUDGE #2082, born 19 June 1868 near Noarlunga, S.A., died 24 April 1946, buried in Burra, S.A.
He married (1) Clara Grace BEAVIS #2185, 3 Aug 1904 in S.A., born 18 Aug 1871, (daughter of Thomas BEAVIS #5005) died 16 Dec 1931.
He married (2) Eliza Rose HUMPHREYS #3673, Aug 19.., born 13 Oct 1870, died 18 July 1963.
iv Walter Morton MUDGE #2026, born 20 Aug 1870 in Head of Hart, S.A., died 9 Nov 1874 in Terowie, S.A.
v Robert Francis MUDGE #2083, born 1 June 1873 in Terowie, South Australia., resided in Campbeltown, Adelaide, South Australia., died 1 Nov 1929, buried in Payneham, South Australia., occupation as a Gardener.
He married Caroline Hannah ILLMAN #2183, 28 Aug 1901 in the residence of the brides parents, Dowlingville, South Australia., born 28 Aug 1868 in South Australia., (daughter of Thomas ILLMAN #3668 and Edith LOCK #3669) died 28 June 1937 in Keswick, South Australia.
vi William Walter MUDGE #2025, born 17 Oct 1875 in Yarcowie, S.A., died 11 June 1885 in Whyte Yarcowie, S.A.
vii James Richard MUDGE #2084, born 24 Aug 1877 in Yarcowie, South Australia., died 16 Sep 1923 in South Australia.
He married Catherine ABBOTT #2181, 12 April 1905 in Methodist Church, Terowie, South Australia., born 1875, (daughter of Edward ABBOTT #5002).
viii Alfred Thomas MUDGE #2085, born 4 Nov 1879 in Yarcowie, S.A., died 25 Sep 1958 in S.A.
He married Mabel Eliza WHITTAKER #2167, 23 Oct 1907 in the residence of brides mother, Dowlingville, S.A., born 1884, (daughter of George Pike Dowling WHITTAKER #4995).
5. Henry Thomas MUDGE #1974, (1.John1) born 19 Nov 1843 in Noarlunga, South Australia., died 27 Aug 1880 in Yarcowie, South Australia., buried in Whyte-Yacowie, South Australia., resided 1880 in Yarcowie, South Australia., occupation as a Farmer.
He married Elizabeth (Emma) Frances CRAIG #2064, 9 April 1867 in St Phillip & James Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., born c1844, (daughter of James CRAIG #2065) died in Rem H RASMUS.
i Frederick John James MUDGE #2066, born 17 Sep 1868 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 26 Mar 1881 in Yarcowie, S.A.
ii Albert Edward Thomas MUDGE #2044, born 7 May 1870 in Magpie Creek, S.A., died 9 Feb 1939, buried in Pt Pirie, S.A.
He married (1) Margaret Maud MOFFIT #2072, 15 Oct 1902 in Church of Chirist Chapel, Port Pirie, S.A., (daughter of William MOFFIT #4992 and Margaret Ann .. #2073) died 5 June 1930.
He married (2) Harriette Edith MUDGE #2043, 30 Nov 1931 in South Australia., born 4 Oct 1873 in Noarlunga, South Australia., (daughter of William Henry MUDGE #1971 and Ann Eliza LONG #1980) baptized 22 Mar 1874 in St Phillip & St James Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., resided 30 Nov 1930 in at Elston St, Lockleys, South Australia., resided 1956 at 56 Marlborough St, Malvern, South Australia., died 18 April 1956 at 56 Marlborough St, Malvern, South Australia., buried 19 Apr 1856 in Centenial Park General., cause of death - Coronary Occlusion - 3 days, Arteriosclerosis - years.
Harriette: Birth Certificate Morphett Vale Register No. 503 of 1873 HARRIET EDITH MUDGE born 4th October, 1873 at Noarlunga.
Baptised 22nd March, 1874 at St. Philip & St. James Church Noarlunga Record No. 363 by Rev. E. K. Miller.
Death Certificate Adelaide District Register Cert. No. 963 of 1956 HARRIET EDITH MUDGE died 18th April, 1956 at 56 Marlborough St., Malvern.Buried 19th April, 1956 at Centennial Park Cemetery, Springbank, Widow, 82 years.Widow of Alvert Edward Mudge, Retired Clerk.Res. 56 Marlborough St., Malvern.Birthplace Morphett Vale, native.Age at marriage, 58 years.Cause of death Coronary Occlusion, Arteriosclerosis, years.
Death Notice Advertiser 19th April, 1956
MUDGE -At her residence 56 Marlborough St., Malvern "Hattie" Loved wife of the late
A.E. Mudge, late of Pt. Pirie.Loving sister of Nel & Amy. In her 83rd year.Loved friend of
Ruby Novice - sadly missed.
Funeral Notice Advertiser 19th April, 1956
Leaves residence on 19th April, 1956 after service commencing 2.30pm for Centennial Park
Cemetery.Alfred James, Unley UA1128
Buried Centennial Park Cemetery Springbank General D section Path 6 Plot 446 - Headstone Inscription
MUDGE-In loving memory of HARRIETTE EDITH 1883 - 1956
iii Nellie Elizabeth Huston MUDGE #2029, born 26 Dec 1872 in Yarcowie, S.A., died 5 March 1873 in Yarcowie, S.A.
iv Agnes Jane Euston MUDGE #2068, born 12 Sep 1874 in Terowie, S.A.
She married Charles YOUNG #2069, 23 Feb 1898 at the residence of Henry Rasmus, Ucolta, S.A., born 1869, (son of Elias YOUNG #5037 and Susanna SAINSBURY #5039).
v Amelia Sarah May (Minnie) MUDGE #2070, born 24 Oct 1876 in Terowie, S.A., died 1953.
She married David Jephthah GOOD #2071, 10 Aug 1904 in Christian Chapel, Port Pirie, S.A., born 1877, (son of Ezekiel GOOD #5025).
vi Thomas William Henry MUDGE #2027, born 28 Aug 1878 in Terowie, S.A., died 21 Sep 1878 in Yarcowie, S.A.
vii Robert Norton Craig MUDGE #2028, born 1 Aug 1879 in Yarcowie, S.A., died 12 Sep 1879 in Yarcowie, S.A.
6. Stephen Joseph MUDGE #1975, (1.John1) born 9 May 1846 in Noarlinga, South Australia., buried in Noarlunga, South Australia., died 20 March 1890 in Noarlunga, South Australia., occupation as a Farmer, Butcher and Storekeeper.
He married Jane STANBURY #3675, 14 June 1875 inNoarlunga Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., born c1845 in England., (daughter of John STANBURY #3676 and .. #3677) died 13 Oct 1941.
i William Henry Stephen MUDGE #3678, born 24 May 1876 in Oyster Bay, South Australia., died 1962.
ii Florence Elizabeth Mary MUDGE #3679, born 1878 in South Australia., died 1962 in South Australia.
iii Ada Elsie Jane MUDGE #3680, born 18 Feb 1881 in Merriton, South Australia., died 2 Dec 1973 in South Australia.
iv Ethel Sarah Millicent MUDGE #3681, born 31 May 1883 in Merriton, South Australia.
v Angus John Stanley MUDGE #3682, born 21 April 1885 in Wilunga, South Australia.
He married Olive Hilda WESTBROOK #4996, 28 June 1912 in St John Church, Adelaide, South Australia., born 1889, (daughter of John WESTBROOK #4997).
7. Frederick James MUDGE #1978, (1.John1) born 10 June 1850 in Noarlunga, South Australia., died 12 Feb 1934 in McLaren Vale, South Australia., resided in Stansbury, Noarlunga and McLaren Vale Flat, occupation as a Labourer and Farmer.
He married Ann ROWELL #2112, 10 April 1878 in Noarlunga Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., born c1858, (daughter of James Dukes Charles ROWELL #2113) died 23 June 1944 in McLaren Vale, S.A.
i Stanley Frederick Norman MUDGE #2114, born 6 April 1879 near Noarlunga, South Australia., baptized 13 Jun 1879 in St. Philip & St. James Church Noarlunga, South Australia., died 25 Sep 1964 in Hawthorn Private Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia., buried 26 Sep 1964 in Centennial Park, Springbank, occupation as a Labourer., cause of death - Arteriosclerotic heart disease, Duodenal Ulcer, Osteoarthritis.
Birth Certificate District of Morphett Vale Cert. 318 STANLEY FRED NORMAN MUDGE born 6th April, 1879.Registered May 5, 1879 by J. Mudge (father)
St. Philip & St. James Church Noarlunga 13th June, 1879 by Rev. E.K. Miller.
Marriage Certificate Morphett Vale District Register Book 2 Cert. 481
STANLEY FREDERICK NORMAN MUDGE, 27, Laborer, Bachelor to ELLEN BERTHA DEANE, 23, Spinster.Married St. Philip & St. James Church Noarlunga record no. 56 on 7th November, 1906 in the presence of V.R. Tapscott and Emma Mudge by Rev. T. Wood.
Worked as a farmer for the Pridmore Family.
Death Certificate Adelaide District Register Book 1964 Cert. 2956.
STANLEY FREDERICK NORMAN MUDGE, died 25th Sept. 1964 at Hawthorn Private Hospital.Buried Centennial Park.Aged 85, Labourer.Resided Hawthorn Private Hospital.Birthplace McLaren Vale - Native.Age at marriage 27.Issue Living 1m 1f.Cause of death Arteriosclerotic heart disease, Duodenal Ulcer, Osteoarthritis.Registered 2nd October, 1964.
Buried Centennial Park Cemetery Springbank Anglican D section path DJ - Headstone Inscription -
MUDGE - In loving memory of STANLEY F.N. MUDGE died 25th Sept. 1964 aged 84 years
also ELLEN BERTHABeloved wife of Above died 7th Nov. 1969 aged 86 years.
He married Ellen Bertha DEANE #2184, 7 Nov 1906 in St Phillip & James Church, Noarlunga, South Australia., born 22 Jun 1883 in Mt. Pleasant, SA, (daughter of John DEANE #5004) died 7 Nov 1969 in Julia Farr Centre, Glenunga SA, buried 12 Nov 1969 in Centennial Park, Springbank.
Ellen: Death Notice Advertiser Tuesday November 11, 1969
MUDGE - Ellen Bertha - On November 7 at Hospital, wife of the late Stan, loving mother of
Hedley & Gwen, motherinlaw of Freda & Eddie and loved grandma of Christine.Aged 86
Funeral Notice Advertiser Tuesday November 11, 1969
MUDGE - The friends of the late Mrs. Ellen Bertha Mudge, are advised that her funeral will leave our parlour 193 Unley Rd., Unley, on Wednesday after a service commencing at11am for the Centennial Park Cemetery. - Alfred James
Buried Centennial Park Cemetery Springbank Anglican D section Path DJ - Headstone Inscription -
MUDGE-In loving memory of STANLEY F.N. MUDGEdied 25th Sept. 1964 aged 85 years
alsoELLEN BERTHABeloved wife of above died 7th Nov. 1969 aged 86 years.
ii Sarah Elizabeth May (Lil) MUDGE #2115, born 1 Sep 1880 in Stansbury, S.A.
She married (1) William John Thomas Tobias SISSON #2116, 26 June 1906 in St Phillip & James Church, Noarlunga, S.A., born 1880, (son of Thomas (John) Tobias SISSON #5342).
She married (2) .. THOMAS #2128.
iii Stella Annie MUDGE #2117, born 1 Nov 1882 in Noarlunga, S.A., died 1967.
She married Robert JACKSON #2118, 1 March 1916 in St Margaret Church, McLaren Vale, S.A., born 1883, (son of George JACKSON #5026).
iv Alice Susan Letha MUDGE #2119, born 22 Mar 1885 in McLaren Vale, S.A., died 1963.
She married Arthur David CARROLL #2120, 7 Nov 1906 in St Phillip & James Church, Noarlunga, S.A., born 1880, (son of Edward CARROLL #5023).
v Harry Angus Albert William MUDGE #2121, born 20 Dec 1887 in McLaren Vale, South Australia., resided 1915 in McLaren Vale, Willunga, South Australia., died 2 Dec 1916 in France, killed in action., occupation 1915 as a Farm Labourer., military 1916 in the 32nd 2nd Battalion AIF.
Harry Anges Mudge served in the 32nd 3rd Infantry Battalion AIF from 17 April 1916 until he was Killed In Action on 2 December 1916. His service number is 5120 and rank of Private. He enlisted in McLaren Vale, South Australia.Memorial Location - Panel 121France 307 Bancourt British Cemetery.
He went to the McLarenVale Public School, South Australia.
vi Ruby Emma MUDGE #2122, born 17 Sep 1890 in McLaren Vale, S.A., died 1974 in Geelong, Victoria.
She married Challis (Charles) Leslie RADFORD #2123, 28 Feb 1912 at the residence of Henry Radford, McLaren Vale, S.A., born 1885, (son of Henry RADFORD #5034).
vii Linda Ethel MUDGE #2124, born 9 feb 1893 in McLaren Vale, S.A., died 18 Jan 1949 in S.A.
viii Albert Richard MUDGE #2125, born 21 May 1895 in McLaren Vale, South Australia., died 28 Apr 1974 in South Australia.
He married .. #2168, c1917 - 1927 in S.A. 297 645.
ix Ethel Ruth MUDGE #2126, born c1901, died 1959.
She married Albert Edward HURST #2127, c1917 - 1927 in S.A.
8. William James MUDGE #3711, (1.John1) born 30 April 1861 in Bowden, South Australia.
He married (1) Clara Amelia KLEI #5698, 1 Oct 1881 at the residence of Mr Mudge, Bowden, South Australia., born 1858, (daughter of Adolph KLEI #5699) died 3 June 1900 in Bowden, South Australia.
i William George MUDGE #6079, born 02 April 1882 in Bowden, S.A.
ii Clara Gertrude MUDGE #6071, born 19 Feb 1884 in Bowden, S.A.
She married William Thomas BAWDEN #6084.
iii Herbert Otto MUDGE #6075, born 8 Sep 1887 in Hindmarsh, S.A.
He married Ethel REED #6086, 22 Aug 1908 in Methodist Manse, Moonta, S.A., born 1887, (daughter of John REED #6087).
iv Gerald Archibald MUDGE #6073, born 4 Oct 1889 in Hindmarsh, S.A.
v Mabel Florence MUDGE #6076, born 13 March 1893 in Bowden, South Australia.
She married Leslie Hole GILES #6088.
vi Kenneth Andrew MUDGE #6082, born 4 March 1895 in Bowden, S.A., died 19 April 1917 in Palestine from injuries received in battle., military 1914 3rd Australian Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps, AIF.
Kenneth enlisted in Hinmarsh, South Australia served in the 3rd Australian Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps, AIF from 11 Dec 1914 to 19 April 1917. It appears he may have died from Injureis recieved or from an illness. 951 Trooper. Memorial location - Panel 10 34 Jeruselem Memorial Palestine.
He married (2) Evelina Ada COLLEY #5700, 6 Dec 1900 in Methodist Manse, Brompton, South Australia., born 1880, (daughter of Mark Edward COLLEY #5701).
vii Queen Victoria MUDGE #6077, born 04 June 1902 in Chicago, S.A.
viii Dorothy Ada MUDGE #6072, born 15 March 1904 in Prospect, S.A., died 6 April 1904 in Islington, S.A.
ix William John Mark MUDGE #6078, born 17 June 1906 in Prospect, S.A., resided 1940 in Ovingham, South Australia., military 6 Jul 1940 in the 2nd / 24th Battalion.
Willaim enlisted on 6 July 1940 at Adelaide, South Australia in the 2nd / 24th Battalion.SX8174 Lance Corporal. He was discharged on 24 May 1943.
National Archives Australia
MUDGE WILLIAM JOHN MARK : Service Number - SX8174 : Date of birth - 17 Jun 1906 : Place of birth - PROSPECT SA : Place of enlistment - ADELAIDE SA : Next of Kin - MUDGE A Series numberB883
Control symbolSX8174
Location Canberra.
He married A. .... #9698.
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HELP WANTED: Logical young man with an open mind and active imagination wanted for
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Bob has always been a fan of humorous fantasy adventures, especially the famous Harold Shea, Incomplete Enchanter novels written by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt. These two novels were written in that vein. Two more novels were proposed but not published due to changing market tastes.
A CALCULATED MAGIC - published in paperback by Ace Books in
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From abstract: "IBM launched System/360 on April 7, 1964. Many consider it the biggest business gamble of all time. At the height of IBM's success, Thomas J. Watson, Jr. bet the company's future on a new compatible family of computer systems that would help revolutionize modern organizations. Get a behind-the-scenes view of the tough decisions made by some of the people who made them, and learn how the System/360 helped transform the government, science and commercial landscape." View online at http://www.youtube.com/computerhistory#p/u/91/8c0_Lzb1CJwCategory
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text: A wonderful afternoon was had at the Holland Street Center last week, with a great lunch from Vinnie's and "MusicalConversation" with Alan Cohen. Cohen shared some great Italian operas as he talked about the stories behind the music. Attendees sang along with some and shared their own memories of others. Cohen is coming back on February 7 with Broadway Love Songs.


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Monday, July 18, 2011
The Imperial Stars by E. E. "Doc" Smith
Doc Smith is often credited as a major influence upon George Lucas and the characterization in The Imperial Stars could easily be developed into movie or television personalities. The Imperial Stars is one of Smith's later works, published in 1976, co-written with Stephen Goldin. The tone of this tale reminds me of the works of Alfred Bester. Like Bester's The Demolished Man, The Imperial Stars reads like an old pulp mystery or espionage plot set in a sci-fi or advanced technological society.
Just a plan ol' quick and fun read and it's avaliable from Paperback Swap.
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Young Adults in Arizona Not Exactly Flocking to Obamacare
It's been said that the most important demographic group for the success of Obamacare is the "young invincibles" -- healthy young adults.
And there's no state with a smaller proportion of young people buying health insurance through the Obamacare exchange than Arizona.
The thought is that a large number of young people need to enroll in Obamacare to balance the market, as young people pay premiums that total more than their expenses, while older people will be paying premiums that don't fully cover their expenses.
The Department of Health and Human Services says enrollment of young adults is important "to help to ensure a favorable risk mix."
Here's what the Kaiser Family Foundation said in a recent analysis on the issue:
Because young adults will be cross-subsidizing older adults, they need to enroll in sufficient numbers for that cross subsidy to be sufficient. In other words, if 7 million people enroll in the new health insurance marketplaces -- which is what the Congressional Budget Office has projected -- then 40 percent of them (or 2.8 million) would need to be young adults (assuming a similar proportion enrolled in ACA-compliant plans outside of the marketplaces as well). If 5 million people enroll, then the target for young adults would be 2 million.
If enrollment among young adults falls short, then the total amount of premiums collected by insurers will be less than the total health care expenses of enrollees plus administrative overhead and profit. And, if insurers believe that those enrollment patterns will continue into 2015, then they may raise premiums higher to compensate for the loss.
However, because premiums are still allowed to vary substantially based on age, the financial consequences of lower enrollment among young adults are not as great as conventional wisdom might suggest.
The Kaiser Family Foundation analysts certainly agree that a smaller share of young and healthy people in the marketplace would make premiums go up, "However, premiums are not as sensitive to the mix of enrollment as fears about a 'death spiral' suggest . . ."
That said, those young people just aren't signing up in Arizona at this point, as indicated in the HHS enrollment statistics released Monday.
The Obama administration's goal was 40 percent of enrollees between ages 18 and 35.
According to the stats released Monday, only about 24 percent of enrollees are in that age group. In Arizona, it's just 17 percent -- the lowest proportion in the nation, tied with West Virginia.
On the flip side, the rest of enrollees aren't just old people. Arizona has an unusually high proportion of children (under age 18) getting insured.
Although it's been estimated that only 6 percent of the people who get covered under the Affordable Care Act exchange would be under 18. That proportion is 15 percent in Arizona, one of the highest rates in the nation.
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HAZARD — Perry County Republican voters may be confused when they head to the polls next Tuesday, because of the lack of a Republican presidential candidate on the Primary ballot.
Perry County Clerk Haven King said the confusion will be because of the presidential caucus that took place in March.
The caucus was held so that Sen. Rand Paul could run for reelection in the Senate and also run a campaign for the presidency. He would drop out of the run for president before the caucus.
The caucus generated mixed emotions from voters. Some voters from who live on the border of Perry County were upset because they had to drive all the way to Hazard to make their vote count.
Other voters enjoyed the caucus because they felt the presidential candidates seemed to have shown more interest in campaigning in Kentucky because of the early caucus.
Donald Trump would carry Perry County and Kentucky in the caucus. He had 49.18 percent of the votes cast in Perry County.
King understands that the Republican voters will be frustrated because of the lack of a Republican presidential candidate on the ballot and he hopes they understand that his office has no control over it.
By informing the public early, he hopes it will help the Primary go smoothly for everyone.
On the Republican ticket for United States Senator include: Rand Paul, Stephen Howard Slaughter and James R. Gould.
Democratic candidates for United States Senator include: Tom Recktenwald, Grant. T Short, Sellus Wilder, Jim Gray, Rory Houlihan, Jeff Kender and Ron Leach.
On the Republican ballot for United States Representative in Congress include: Harold "Hal" Rogers and John Burk Jr.
The Democratic candidates for State Representative for the 84th District are Kenneth Hall and Fitz Steele.
On the Republican ticket is Chris Fugate. Johnnie Turner recently dropped out of the race.
Additionally, Democratic voters will choose their choice candidate for President of United States. The candidates include: Martin J. O'Malley, Bernard "Bernie" Sanders, Hillary Clinton and Roque Rocky De La Fuente.
The Primary will be held next Tuesday. Polls will open at 6 a.m. and close at 6 p.m.
TJ Caudill is a reporter with The Hazard Herald and he can be reached at 606-629-3245.


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Last year, the Latvian National Library moved into the Castle of Light, a gleaming new triangular building designed by Gunnar Birkerts, one of Riga's most famous emigrés.
A few months later, the secretariat of the Latvian presidency of the EU Council of Ministers moved in – with a steady stream of high profile visitors. Members of the public are excluded from using the main entrance and two of the 14 floors for the country's six-month tenure at the helm of European decision-making.
Visitors must pass through airport-style security – complete with metal detectors and presentation of photo ID – before they can borrow a book, or peer down on the 28 national flags adorning the floors below.
The bookworms here seem proud of the presidency, in a reserved way. But relations with Russia, including the EU sanctions imposed over Ukraine, remain divisive.
"Yes, we're proud," shrugs Angelika Voronova, a 32-year-old research scientist attending a seminar. She adds: "I have nothing against the EU but it needs to change its mind towards Russia as a country."
Of more concern to Karlis, my guide, are the new entry arrangements. "They built a new library but then almost immediately the entrance was closed to the public," he says wryly.


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