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Wal-Mart Subsidy Report for Maryland
Subsidies received by Wal-Mart
There are no centralized databases of economic development subsidies, but Good Jobs First found 1 deal worth about $12 million in Maryland:
Good Jobs First has compiled data on Wal-Mart subsidies in the following cities
Princess Anne, MD : Up to $12.5 million
Hidden taxpayer costs
Many Wal-Mart workers are ineligible for health coverage from their employer or choose not to purchase what is available, because it is too expensive or too limited in scope. These workers often turn to taxpayer-funded health programs such as Medicaid. Maryland is among those states that have not disclosed data on the employers with the most workers or their dependents enrolled in such programs.For an estimate of how much Wal-Mart is costing the state of MD for taxpayer-funded healthcare, see http://www.wakeupwalmart.com/feature/healthcrisis/map.html#MD
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When the Challenge launched in September, we asked college and university students to find innovative policies or practices in Canadian health care, tell us why the innovations were working, and how they could be applied to the rest of the country.
Winners in the Health Policy category from Western University and the University of Toronto wrote about the use of automated remote drug dispensing technology to improve medication access in rural communities, and strategies in Ontario for removing financial and employment-related barriers to organ donation.
Winners in the Health Practice category from McMaster University and St. Francis Xavier University addressed strategies to curb emergency department admissions from long term care facilities, and a program to appoint case managers to help ensure patients with osteoporosis are identified and receive appropriate treatment to prevent osteoporotic fractures.
"These students represent the future of health care in Canada . We think it's extremely important to engage youth in health care renewal and encourage them to learn from innovative practices and policies that are working," said John G. Abbott, CEO, Health Council of Canada. "This year's winning entries are outstanding, thoughtful examples of innovations in health care."
Over 220 students across Canada submitted essays explaining what they think could change the future of health care in Canada . Several professors incorporated the Challenge into their class curricula, and as a result, entries came from a range of programs including nursing, medicine, pharmacy and many others.
Each winner receives $1,000 and the chance to apply for a summer internship at the Health Council of Canada office in Toronto , Ontario . Winners will also be invited to accept their award at a ceremony in June in Toronto.
Health Policy
Group Winner:
· University of Western Ontario (London , ON )– Alvin Li, Sonia Thomas, Organ donation strategy: Reimbursement and job-protection policy
Individual Winner:
· University of Toronto (Toronto , ON ) – Galina Gheihman, Ontario 's remote drug dispensing policy as an innovation to improve prescription medication access in remote, rural and Northern communities
Health Practice
Group Winner:
· McMaster University (Hamilton , ON ) – Aaron Lau, Yi Ki Tse, NPSTAT - A novel nurse practitioner acute care model in the community for Canada 's current and future aging population
Individual Winner:
· St. Francis Xavier University (Antigonish, NS) – Elizabeth Gallivan, Bridging the osteoporosis treatment gap
Key Words: Health Innovation, Health Innovation Challenge

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John Windeatt, the fourth
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More | | John WINDEATT IV = Mary Ann FROOM (married 1830) |__________________________________________________________________________________________________________? | | | | | | | | | | Robert F. Emma Froom John B. Charles A. Mary Ann Elizabeth Louisa Eliza Charlotte John | =Samuel SANDERS | More More
You will probably need to scroll to the right to
see all TEN children
Linked names lead to more information further down the page. Arrows
lead to the next section of the tree on another page.
WARNING: This tree is very speculative. It has been put together from census and BMD
index data. The only BMD certificates we have are for the death of John Benjamin Windeatt and the marriage of Robert Froom Windeatt.
John Windeatt IV (?1805-1885?)
John Windeatt (1805-1885)
In the Horrabridge Windeatt family tree, fathers usually gave
their eldest son the same name as themselves. This John was the fourth in
a direct line of Johns on this tree. But we don't have a record of this John having a first son called John? His eldest surviving son is called Robert, born in 1832. However, as he was married in 1830, it is just possible that he had a first child in 1831 who died in infancy and for whom we haven't yet found any baptismal record. This John had lots of children - at least ten - so there are many descendants. He is also the paterfamilias of 'the musical Windeatts. His son Charles moved to Weston- Super-Mare and was a 'Professor of Music' and several of his descendants worked as musicians.
This John also appears to have led a very energetic working life. In 1837 he was a Hellier (roofer or slater) in Exeter, but by 1841 he had moved down to West
Teignmouth on the coast and was working as a plasterer. In 1851 he was
running an Eating and Coffee House in Fore Street along with his wife.
In 1861, aged 55, he had changed professions again and gave his occupation as
'Waterman to Reservoir' while his wife was still running running the
'Refreshment House'. In 1871, he was back running the Refreshment
House. In 1881 he was 75 years
old and still working - this time as a Sanitary Inspector (Municipal). A John WINDEATT died in the December quarter of 1885 in the Newton Abbot Registration District aged 80 and this was probably him. If so, he outlived his wife by only six months. |
Trades Union Activist?
There is a record of a John WINDEATT being arrested for "unlawful assembly" in Exeter in 1834. We can't be sure but it is likely to be this John, who would have been 29 at the time.
- Link to Court Report about John WINDEATT, arrested for "unlawful assembly".
Chartist Sympathiser?
The following extract comes from a column entitled "Chartist Intelligence" in the The Northern Star and National Trades´ Journal (Leeds, England), Saturday, February 19, 1848; Issue 539:
TEIGNMOUTH - On Monday the 7th inst . . . In the evening the band and several friends - over forty - sat down to a good substantial supper, at Mr., WINDEAT's Temperance-house.
TEIGNMOUTHIMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS - On Tuesday evening last, a meeting of the Commissioners took place at the Clerk's Office, Mr. E. CROYDON In the chair. Mr. WINDEATT of Fore street was elected waterman by a majority of one; there were several applicants for the office. The committee appointed at a former meeting to inquire into the necessity for a new watering reported that a new cart was indispensable, and one had therefore been ordered.
-Trewman's Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser (Exeter, England), Thursday, May 13, 1852; Issue 4507
Parents and Siblings
John WINDEATT and Thomazine HOSKINS [ More . . . ]Spouse - Mary Ann FROOM (?1809-?1884)
She married John WINDEATT on 25/12/1830, in Exeter Cathedral. Until 2005, we knew very little about her other than what we could glean from the census data, i.e. that she was born in Otterton around 1809. [LATEST - 2005] I am now informed by a FROOM descendant that a secondary source has claimed Mary Ann was born on 4/2/1809 one of seven children to parents Benjamin Colsworth FROOM and Elizabeth SALTER. They were married on 11/10/1798 (see message 117 on the Message Board). This seems likely as it would explain the second name of Benjamin given to their third child, John Benjamin.
Before I was kindly given this information, I had thought that Mary Ann was the sister of the Elizabeth Ann FROOM who married her husband's younger brother, Thomas, in 1847. This Elizabeth FROOM is almost certainly the same Elizabeth FROOM, who was a female servant, aged 14, and living with the family in the 1841 census. On her marriage certificate Elizabeth declared that her father was a waggoner called Philip FROOM. According to the FROOM research, Philip was the oldest child of Benjamin Colsworth FROOM and Elizabeth SALTER. So Philip was Mary Ann's brother and Elizabeth was her niece:
Benjamin & Elizabeth FROOM John & Thomasine WINDEATT | | |_________ _____________|___________________________________________________________ | | | | | Philip FROOM Mary Ann FROOM(b.1809) = John WINDEATT (b.1805) Mary Ann WINDEATT(b.1814)=George TURNER | | | | | |_______________________________________ ___________________________________________| | | Elizabeth FROOM (b.1826)= Thomas WINDEATT (b.1826)
Mary Ann was still going strong in the 1881 census, aged 71. But a Mary Ann WINDEATT died in the Newton Abbot Registration district in the June quarter of 1884, aged 75 and this was probably her. Her husband survived her by about six months.
NOTE: John's children have not been thoroughly researched so the information below is fairly sketchy. If you know any more about this family, please get in touch by leaving a message on the message board.
1. Robert Froom WINDEATT (1832-1887)
When he was 19, Robert was still living at home with his parents in the 1851 census and working as a jeweller, perhaps for one of his uncles: George Turner or Richard Windeatt.
But he must have moved to Clerkenwell, London within the next couple of years because he married Hellen Naylor there in 1854. He ended up in Camberwell in 1881 as had many of his FROOM cousins so they must have all stayed in touch despite moving from Devon.
- Link to MORE about Robert Froom WINDEATT
2. Emma Froom WINDEATT(1834-?1886)
From the census data we know that Emma was born about 1834 in Exeter and we think she must be the Emma Froom WINDEATT who married Samuel John Haycraft SANDERS in the December quarter of 1856 in Exeter and had at least five children, Sarah, Emma Louisa, John, Mary A and Frank Charles (b.1879), see 1881 census transcription on Family Search where they were living at 26 Diamond Lane, West Teignmouth [RG11/2156/17/28]. Two years later, when Frank Charles was born, the address was given as 'Model Cottages' . Sarah Jane, the eldest daughter, appears to have been working as a housemaid, aged 24, a house called Maywood, Holdenhurst, Hampshire for a Mr. DYER and his daughter [RG11/1195/39/6].
In the 1861 census Emma was living in West Teignmouth with her husband Samuel, a painter aged 25 and born in Exmouth, and with a nineteen month old daughter, Emma Louisa. Her daughter, Sarah, aged 4, was staying with her parents John and Mary Ann - see census transcription below. Possibly little Sarah was staying with grandparents while Emma, was having another baby
Emma's younger brother Charles (see below) was the paterfamilias of the Musical WINDEATTs of Weston Super Mare and then Kingston upon Thames. And it is interesting that a descendant of Emma's has reported that their family is also talented musically:
As a family we are all musical! My grandfather (Emma's Grandson) was multi-talented, playing in his own dance-band during WWII in Dartmouth. He played, amongst other things, piano, bass, cello and the saw! His brother, who still lives in Dartmouth, is pitch-perfect can play the piano by ear, although he cannot read music. There are other relatives (cousins and the like) who I believe still live in Dartmouth, (which is certainly regarded as the family stomping-grounds) and play in bands too. My father (Emma's Great Grandson) and his brother were both very musical, and so are my brother and sister. I've played in various bands in the past, but no longer do so. Also, Frank Charles Sanders, Emma's son, was extremely musical. He apparently was well-known for playing the banjo. He regularly played in the music-hall; and it was Frank that encouraged my grandfather to play!
Emma must have died between 1881-1891 because, in the 1891 census, Samuel is living as a boarder in the Beehive Inn in West Teignmouth. There is an index record of the death of an Emma Froom SANDERS, aged 52 in the December quarter of 1886 [GRO Newton Abbott 5b 80]
Frank Charles Sanders It gives the father's names a Samuel John Sanders and their place of residence as 'Model Cottages, West Teignmouth'.
There are living descendants.
3. John Benjamin WINDEATT
Baptised on 01/11/1835 at the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Mint Lane, St. Olave's, Exeter, poor little John Benjamin did not live very long. (The IGI has his birth recorded as 23 September 1835).
This was the first of two measles death for the Exeter Windeatts because John's younger brother, Richard, was to lose a ten-month old son to measles a few years later - see Edwin Arthur WINDEATT ( 1842-1843).
1837 - Death in the District of St. David, Exeter
When & Where | Name | Sex | Age | Occupation | Cause of Death | Signature, description and residence of informant | When registered |
26th Dec 1837 St.Olave |
John Benjamin WINDEATT | Male | 2 years and 3 months | Son of a Hellier | Measles | Elizabeth INVOSIC*, Nurse Mary Arches Street Present at the death |
26th December |
*INVOISIC doesn't seem like a real name? I can't find any other local examples so this looks as if it could be a mistranscription.
By 1841, the family had moved to the healthier climes of the coast and West Teignmouth - see census transcription below.
4. Charles Allen WINDEATT (1837-1897)
Charles was born just before Civil Registration came in so we only have a baptismal record for him. Both his Christian names are very unusual for this family. We don't know of any other earlier 'Charles' in this particular branch of the family although one was born ten years or so later in the September quarter of 1848 in the Newton Abbot registration district (GRO Reference: 10 152). Who was he? Perhaps Charles was a Froom christian name? As for 'Allen', there was an Allen Windeatt in Teignmouth early on in the century and there may be a connection but we haven't found it yet.
Anyway Charles started off as a jeweller - following in the footsteps of his older brother, Robert, and he was probably similarly apprenticed to his one of his uncles (see section on Robert Froom WINDEATT above). But he then became a 'Professor of Music', moved to Weston Super Mare and fathered a family of musicians.
- Link to MORE about Charles WINDEATT
5. Mary Ann Froom WINDEATT (1839-?1908)
From the census data we know that Mary Ann was born about 1838 in Teignmouth and we think she must be the Mary Ann WINDEATT who was born in the March quarter of 1839. She was still living with her parents in 1871, aged 30 but had moved out (or died) by 1881.
A Mary WINDEATT married in the March Quarter of 1862 in Bath to - possibly - a William GOLDSWORTHY. If this was Mary then that would account for a seventeen-year old Frederick Goldsworthy living with Mary's sister Elizabeth in 1891 and described as a 'nephew'.
Link to Frederick Goldsworthy in the 1891 census
6. Elizabeth(Betsy/Bessie) Christian Allen WINDEATT (1841-?)
An Elizabeth Christian Allen was born in the June quarter of 1841 in the Newton Abbot Registration District. This looks likely to have been here? She appears in all the census transcriptions up to and including 1861.
In the March quarter of 1864 she married John MOORE in the Newton Abbot Register Office District [5b 235]
- Link to Betsy WINDEATT aged 2 months in the 1841 census
- Link to Elizabeth WINDEATT aged 11 in the 1851 census
- Link to Elizabeth WINDEATT aged 20 in the 1861 census
- Link to Bessie MOORE aged 39 in the 1881 census
- Link to Elizabeth MOORE aged 49 in the 1891 census
- Link to Bessie MOORE in the 1901 Census
7. Louisa Susanna Froom WINDEATT (1843-1916)
At a young age, Louisa went to London and there she married a relation, Richard HOSKIN They were both twenty-one and soon had two baby girls. Sadly they both died in infancy and the couple returned to Exeter where shortly afterwards, Richard HOSKIN also died. It doesn't look as though Louisa had any surviving children, but it appears she did marry again and to the husband of the family where she was staying after his wife had died. At first a dressmaker, she later worked as a domestic nurse.
- Link to a page about Louisa S. F. WINDEATT
8. Eliza Thomasin WINDEATT (1845-?)
An Eliza Thomasin WINDEATT was born in the March quarter of 1845 in the Newton Abbot Registration District and this was probably her. Thomasin was her paternal grandmother's name and Eliza was probably born just after her grandparents had moved down to Teignmouth from Exeter and was probably called after this grandmother accordingly.Eliza is still living with the family in 1861 but has disappeared by 1871. An Eliza married a Joseph JESSUP in the June quarter of 1875 in Camberwell and this may have been her especially as her elder brother was living there at the time. Here is what is probably her living with her husband and family in 1881 at 8 Shaftsbury Street, Newington, Surrey.
1881 Census (taken 3rd April) © Crown Copyright
Status | Marr | Sex | Age | Occupation | Birthplace | |
Joseph JESSUP | Head | M | M | 37 | Messenger to Silk Agent | Bromley, Kent |
Eliza JESSUP | Wife | M | F | 35 | Teignmouth, Devon | |
Nellie JESSUP | Daur | - | F | 5 | Lambeth, Surrey | |
Ernest JESSUP | Son | - | M | 11m | Lambeth, Surrey |
None of the children's names are 'Windeatt' names from this family so one must assume they are from the JESSUP family.
9. Charlotte WINDEATT (1847-1926)
A Charlotte Maria WINDEATT was born in the March quarter of 1847 in the Newton Abbot Registration District (GRO Ref: 10 165). In the 1871 census she was 25, living at home with her parents. There were a couple of lodgers also in the house and she later had a child by one of them and successfully sued him for breach of promise. You can find the whole story on a dedicated page.
10. John Henry Froom WINDEATT (1848-?)
A John Henry Froom WINDEATT was born in the December quarter of 1848 in the Newton Abbot Registration District (GRO Reference: 10 143).
Census Transcriptions
1841 Census (taken 6th June 1841) © Crown Copyright
Here they are living in Fore Street, West Teignmouth. John and his family must have moved down from Exeter sometime between the death of John Benjamin in 1837 and the census? Why? Presumably there was a lot of work for builders on the coast at this time. Torquay and nearby areas were experiencing a boom as seaside tourism took off in the nineteenth century. John had an uncle, George, who ran a building firm in Shaldon just across the bridge from West Teignmouth. Perhaps he was working for him?
Name | Age (rounded down) | Occupation | Born in County |
John WINDEATT | 35 | Plasterer | Y |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | 30 | Y | |
Robert WINDEATT | 9 | Y | |
Emma WINDEATT | 8 | Y | |
Charles WINDEATT | 3 | Y | |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | 2 | Y | |
Betsey WINDEATT | 2 months | Y | |
Living in same house - recorded as in a separate household - but probably lodgers | |||
Richard CAUSELEY | 20 | Stone Mason | Y |
Elizabeth FROOME* | 14 | Female Servant | Y |
(HO.107/220/16 Folio. 12 Page.17)
*Elizabeth FROOME: We think Elizabeth was the niece of John's wife, Mary Ann. See the section on Mary Ann above. And we think she is the same Elizabeth who married John's much younger brother Thomas who at this time, 1841, was also 14 and apprenticed to his uncle, George Turner.
- Link to MORE about Elizabeth FROOM
1851 (taken 30th March 1851) © Crown Copyright
The family are still living in Fore Street but now Charles' father, John, has left building work for the tourist trade. He and his wife are running an eating and coffee house. The family has grown from five children to nine!
Name | Relationship | Mar | Age | Sex | Occupation | Birthplace | Possible DOB |
John WINDEATT | Head | M | 46 | M |
Eating & Coffee House Keeper |
Horabridge-Devon | 1804 |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | Wife | M | 42 | F | --- | Oterton-Devon | 1808 |
Robert WINDEATT | Son | U | 19 | M | Jeweller | Exeter-Devon | 1831 |
Emma WINDEATT | Daur | U | 17 | F | --- | Exeter-Devon | 1833 |
Charles WINDEATT | Son | - | 15 | M | School | Exeter-Devon | 1835 |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | Daur | - | 13 | F | School | Teignmouth-Devon | 1837 |
Elizabeth WINDEATT | Daur | - | 11 | F | School | Teignmouth-Devon | 1839 |
Louisa WINDEATT | Daur | - | 9 | F | Scholar | Teignmouth-Devon | 1841 |
Eliza WINDEATT | Daur | - | 7 | F | Scholar | Teignmouth-Devon | 1843 |
Charlotte WINDEATT | Daur | - | 5 | F | Scholar | Teignmouth-Devon | 1845 |
John WINDEATT | Son | - | 3 | M | Scholar | Teignmouth-Devon | 1847 |
Edward RICE | Vist | M | 61 | M | Seaman | Teignmouth-Devon | 1789 |
Who was Edward RICE? We don't know. Probably he was just a lodger?
1861 (taken 7th April 1861) © Crown Copyright
Still living in Fore Street and now Mary is running the Eating House on her own while John is in paid employment as a 'waterman to reservoir'. I don't currently know what this could be? I'll try and find out. Robert and Emma have left home. Charles is living next door. And Charlotte is visiting an old lady not too far away. Louisa has also left home but we don't know where she is.
But there are five new additions to the household: Two grandchildren, Sarah, aged 4 and James aged 3, and three lodgers. James was the son of John and Mary's eldest child, Robert Froom WINDEATT, and Sarah was the daughter of their second eldest, Emma, who had married a Samuel John Haycroft SANDERS (see census below).
Name | Relationship | Mar | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
John WINDEATT | Head | Md. | 55 | Waterman to Reservoir | Devon, Horrabridge |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | Wife | Md. | 51 | Refreshment House Keeper | Devon, Otterton |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | Dtr. | U/md. | 22 | Dressmaker | Devon, Teignmouth |
Elizabeth WINDEATT | Dtr. | U/md. | 20 | Milliner | Devon, Teignmouth |
Eliza WINDEATT | Dtr. | U/md. | 16 | Milliner | Devon, Teignmouth |
John WINDEATT | Son | 12 | Scholar | Devon, Exeter | |
Sarah J. SANDERS | G/dtr. | 4 | Scholar | Devon, Exeter | |
James E. WINDEATT | G/son | 3 | Middlesex, London | ||
Gustave M. HASKIN | Boarder | U/md | 25 | Carver | Devon, Tavistock |
George Burridge | Boarder | U/md | 40 | Tailor | Devon, Tavistock |
Samuel TROTT | Boarder | U/md. | 60 | Seaman, M.S. | Devon, Beer |
RG9/1400 F.8 p.11 S.49
Here's Charles living next door: Perhaps he was working for his uncle Richard in Regent Place?
Name | Relationship | Mar | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
Charles WINDEATT | Head | Md. | 24 | Jeweller | Devon, Exeter |
Sarah WINDEATT | Wife | Md. | 24 | Devon, Crediton | |
Charles John WINDEATT | Son | 1 | Devon, Teignmouth |
Here is Emma also in West Teignmouth but, now married:
Name | Relationship | Mar | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
Samuel SANDERS | Husband | M | 25 | Painter | Devon, Exmouth |
Sarah SANDERS | Wife | M | 26 | Devon, Exeter | |
Emma Louisa SANDERS | Dau | - | 19 m | Devon, Teignmouth |
1871 (taken 2nd April 1871) © Crown Copyright
Still living in Fore Street and still running the Eating House and accommodating a couple of lodgers. This time they are a couple of plasterers - John's former profession. Perhaps they were working for his cousin John in Torquay who had called himself a 'Builder' in 1871 after previously being a Baker or a Draper.
John and Mary Ann are living in relative isolation now with only three grown-up spinster daughters at home plus a couple of lodgers. Charles is still living next door, Robert has moved to London. Not sure where the other girls are.
Name | Status | Marr | Age | Sex | Occupation | Birthplace |
John WINDEATT | Head | Mar | 65 | M | Refreshment Housekeeper | Horrabridge, Devon. |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | Wife | Mar | 60 | F | Otterton, Devon. | |
Mary Ann WINDEATT | Daur | Umar | 30 | F | Dress Maker | Teignmouth, Devon. |
Charlotte WINDEATT | Daur | Umar | ?? | F | Dress Maker | Teignmouth, Devon |
Frederick SLOCOMBE | Boarder | Widower | 26 | M | Plasterer | Devon, Dawlish |
Arthur SLOCOMBE | Boarder | Umar | 22 | M | Plasterer | Devon, Dawlish |
1881 (taken 3rd April 1881) © Crown Copyright
Still living in Fore Street (no 2), taking in lodgers but they may have given up the eating house. John, however, is still working. This time with the new job of Municipal Sanitary Inspector. Only their unmarried daughter, Charlotte, is still living with them with her illegitimate daughter by Frederick SLOCOMBE, Frances Maud.
Name | Status | Marr | Sex | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
John WINDEATT | Head | M | M | 75 | Sanitary Inspector (Munic) | Horrabridge, Devon |
Mary A. WINDEATT | Wife | M | F | 71 | Wife of Above | Otterton, Devon |
Charlotte M. WINDEATT | Daur | U | F | 32 | Daughter | Teignmouth, Devon |
Frances M. F. WINDEATT* | Gr. Daur | U | F | 9 | Scholar | Teignmouth, Devon |
Ernest G. WALTER | Boarder | U | M | 23 | Solicitors Clerk | Plymouth, Devon |
RG11 2156 Folio 75 Page 24
Charlotte's age is probably mistranscribed as 32 - she was actually 35. She would have been categorised as 'on the shelf ' but she had a few cousins (children of William and Selina) who managed to marry aged thirty or later so was not out of the question and she did in fact marry a few years later (see page about Charlotte).
Here's their daughter, Elizabeth, also running a lodging house but in Dawlish - another seaside town just three miles up the coast. Where's her husband? In this census and in the next she reports herself as being married but also the head of the family. Had he left her? Or was he in prison? Or in hospital? Or in the services?
1881 (taken 3rd April 1881) © Crown Copyright
Name | Status | Married? | Gender | >Age | Birthplace | Occupation | ||
Bessie MOORE | Head | M | Female | 39 | Teignmouth, Devon, England | Madrapax Worker | ||
Frances MOORE | Daur | U | Female | 15 | Dawlish, Devon, England | Domestic Servant | ||
Amy MOORE | Daur | Female | 13 | Dawlish, Devon, England | Scholar | |||
Annie MOORE | Daur | Female | 11 | Dawlish, Devon, England | Scholar | |||
Arthur MOORE | Son | Male | 9 | Dawlish, Devon, England | Scholar | |||
John MOORE | Son | Male | 7 | Dawlish, Devon, England | Scholar | |||
Charles MOORE | Son | Male | 5 | Dawlish, Devon, England | Scholar |
They are living at 10 Queen Street RG11/2157/81/2. Next door is a George CURME with a wife and niece and he is the owner of a Temperance Hotel. Bessie's parents also ran a temperance hotel.
1891 Census (taken 5th April) © Crown Copyright
Here is daughter Elizabeth following the family trade of lodging house keeper three miles along the coast in Dawlish.
Name | Status | Marr | Sex | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
Elizabeth MOORE | Head | M | F | 49 | Lodging House Keepter (Notem) | Devon, Teignmouth |
Annie MOORE | Dau | S | F | 21 | Dressmaker (Em'ee) | Devon, Dawlish |
Arthur MOORE | Son | S | M | 19 | Plumbers Apprentice (Em'ee) | Devon, Dawlish |
John MOORE | Son | S | M | 17 | Carpenter Apprentice (Em'ee) | Devon, Dawlish |
Charles MOORE | Son | - | M | 15 | Drapers Apprentice (Em'ee) | Devon, Dawlish |
GOLDSWORTHY, Frederick | Nephew | S | M | 17 | Servant (Em'ee) | Devon, Torquay |
LORAM, Eva L | Boarder | S | F | 27 | Living on Own Means | Devon, Dawlish |
Who was Fred GOLDSWORTHY? Well, it looks like he may have been her sister Mary's son. See above.
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Phoenix Viewer Release 220.127.116.112
Those of you who attended the May 3rd Phoenix Office Hour might remember me saying "Phoenix will never have V2 Avatar Physics"...well... excuse me while I remove my foot from my mouth...
That was before LL released Avatar Physics which created an incompatibility between V1 viewers and viewers with v2 Av Physics. See below link for reference.
The problem is that V1 viewers don't recognize the appearance data sent by viewers with avatar physics. Initially LL offered us a simple fix which we were going to use, until we saw that Shyotl Kuhr had submitted a backport patch of V2 Av Physics into the Singularity Viewer. With permission from and thanks too Siana Gearz of Singularity and some modifications of our own we have ported that patch into this release.
The reason we chose to include av physics is to increase adoption of this release as it fixes a pretty critical issue which affects content; without this release you will not see people on Viewer 2, Singularity, Firestorms next release..this phoenix release or any other viewer with av physics correctly. Because of this I highly encourage you all to update to this release.
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We will also be putting up other useful freebies on this marketplace account related to the Phoenix and Firestorm viewers for our users as well so stay tuned! The store is being run by our PhoenixViewerMascot account but is controlled by Jessica Lyon and Mobius Ryba.
For those of you who do not want Avatar Physics we still encourage you to update so you see others correctly. You can disable seeing avatar physics in (Prefs> Graphics> Av Physics) while still seeing other avatars normally. You can also disable sending your Av Physics data to the server in (Prefs>Phoenix>Avatar> Don't send avatar physics to server).
Avatar Physics isn't the only thing we've done!, we've also fixed an important security issue, some Mac and Linux bugs, Sculpt fixes and much more. See change log here
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We highly encourage you to uninstall your previous version of Phoenix before installing this one. If you find your still having issues, chances are very high that a "clean reinstall" will fix it 99% of the time. This often happens because of either conflicts or corruption of the settings files.
Instructions on how to do this here:
Enjoy the release!
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Thank you all to the whole Phoenix Team this is another great improvement.
I've only just started playing with it but the instructions have been so clear and easy to understand, and the examples you gave out are fun to try. You've done a wonderful job again.
Also I can see so many potential options if clothing and or attachments could have physics modifiers (ie you have your AV with basic set of physics, and then wear some corset or other tight clothing and the breast and belly would be "adjusted") :-)Well, started with 1102 last UK night. The physics..my what a load of settings to play with! Apart from that it seems as smooth as silk, though not quite as fast as the previous one (I assume it's the load put on my graphics by the physics). So far I haven't seen any quirks, though one user on Phoenix 1050 reported seeing me as partially Ruthed - she sent me a photo - never seen a partial Ruthing before! another super-smooth download and installation - Many Thanks to all the Dev Team and Phoenix in general.
ReplyDeleteOn behalf of the support team, we thank you for your comments.
For those seeking assistance, you can either contact our support staff, as Jess indicated, or check out all our wiki help pages or file a JIRA.Estou sofrendo com o novo Phoenix... o ambiente a minha volta demora muito para carregar, assim como o inventário. Minha lista de amigos tem estado permanentemente "???" e na aba itens recentes aparecem todos os itens do meu inventario, novos ou não. Gostaria que me ajudassem pois já fiz de tudo e não consigo jogar direito. Obrigada e abraços \☺
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
I did this illustration for use in an independent movie of the same title, I missed the screening this week, damn.
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- larry said...
Congrats Stephen.
Was it for preproduction or actual screen time? - December 2, 2009 at 9:03 AM
- Stephen Gardner said...
Actual screen time I think. I'll find out more tonight. I did it about three years ago.
- December 2, 2009 at 10:45 AM
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Oh, it's on screen alright... right in the beginning of the movie.
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Really? That's great news thanks, I'll have to try and catch it at some point.
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Friday, November 16, 2012
A 5 year old with mono? Yes, it's possible!
Thus, last week, taking Z in was a bit unusual. But I did so because she had several symptoms for 3 weeks and last week, they seemed to be escalating and getting worse. This mama was getting worried. Her symptoms were:
-More emotional than normal
-An on again/off again fever
-Fever was low grade, but at the end of last week was jumping to 103 at night
-Complained of a neck ache
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-Said her throat was a little sore
-Often told me, "Mama, I'm just so tired."
-Her new molars coming in hurt
Since she is getting her 6 year molars, I automatically assumed that all those symptoms were related to getting new teeth. I know that getting new teeth is no fun, and so it seemed natural to me that she was fighting off that.
However, last week, she was just more and more "off" and I couldn't ignore it. Every night her fever would jump to 103 degrees, and I would be convinced to call the doctor in the morning to make an appointment, but then by morning she would be back to her spunky self. No fever! I was baffled. Thursday, she slept on and off the whole day, and so knowing that I would be soon going into the weekend, I made an appointment for Friday afternoon. I was soon very thankful I made that appointment, as Thursday night she was really sick. She was feverish, clammy, and completely out of it. I had her sleep with us several nights in a row as I was so nervous. But this night, I was extra worried as I knew something was wrong.
I spent many hours googling her symptoms. All that kept coming up was meningitis, new teeth, or strep. At one point, mononucleosis came up, but it was dismissed because of the fact that children rarely ever get mono.
Zoelle and I made a date day of our ped. appointment being that his office is an hour away from our house. We went, talked to him about her symptoms and he did a blood test (which is no fun for a little girl), a urine check, and a strep check. All came back clear and he mentioned wanting us to come back in on Monday if she wasn't better, and for sure to get her blood drawn again. He brought up the possibility of mono, but said it would never be the case because of her young age.
After our appointment, we went to get a "coffee" drink. Zoelle ordered a chocolate/caramel steamer. She got through about half of it before she told me her tummy hurt and she didn't want it anymore. We headed home, got the girls from my parents, she ate a tiny bit of supper, and then we headed back home for bed.
We are in a habit of making our own kefir smoothies, and because she wasn't feeling well, I wanted to make sure she got hers. She drank hers up and almost immediately started screaming to me that her tummy hurt. She was insistent that it was her belly button that hurt. After googling (again), I kept getting appendicitis. So off to the emergency room we went.
I was exhausted as I had been gone and/or driving all day, but I wasn't willing to let a sore tummy go on another day. Especially when combined with her other symptoms. This mama just knew something was not right.
We had a wonderful male nurse, who took her temperature and it was then I found out it had jumped to 104.6! My little girl was very sick. However, she was still able to loudly declare as the nurse was leaving the room, "I thought only girls could be nurses mom, not boys." To which I muttered something about how I had failed as a parent to show only stereotypical gender roles! Yay me!
When the doctor came in, I immediately recognized him as a doctor Zoelle has had before on another emergency room trip. I remember that he was kind to her before and did a nice job. He asked me the typical questions and I told him everything that had been going on. He told me right away he didn't think it was appendicitis, but that he wanted to take her blood again just to make sure. In the meantime, he also ordered an x-ray. Doing blood work on an overtired, five year old, at midnight is no fun and she put up quite a fuss. But we got it, and then we waited. Thankfully, I had brought my younger sister, Selena, with for company.
Finally, at one in the morning, he came back in and told me that her blood work was fine, and the x-ray was fine. However, he decided to run a test for mono as he has been seeing it more and more in young children. And sure enough, my five year old has mono. He mentioned that it is extremely rare in kids her age as it is the "kissing disease". To quote him, "Normally, you see it in 15 or 16 year olds who are hitting the books and other stuff late at night". So naturally, the mom in me asked him how in the world she got it at age 5? He looks at me, and without missing a beat, in the straightest face ever says, "Because she's 16". I stared at him and then smiling I told him, "Some days she acts like she is." His response, "I know, I heard her with you before". Ahh...yes...my little Z making an impression even on the doctor!
So outside of lots of rest, we have upped her water intake, upped her kefir, and she is taking a lot of Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, and Olive Leaf Concentrate. All in an effort to boost her immune system. She still seems very tired, but for the most part her fever has gone away. I'm thankful that the ER doctor thought to check her for mono, when our regular ped. did not as we could have had a very long weekend. Oh, and if you are wondering where the sore tummy came from, it was from a swollen spleen and liver, that were fighting off the mono.
I know this blog post is long, but I wanted to document it so that way if anyone ever has a child going through the same things as us, they can see that mono is a possibility. Even in someone as young as five!
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Oh goodness, poor girl :( I had mono and strep at the same time at 17 (surprise, surprise) and it darn near killed me. I can just imagine how she's been feeling. Glad it was caught though and she's on the mend! And, hopefully her getting it so young means she won't have to deal with it when she's older.
ReplyDeleteI too had mono at 5 years old. I remember it vividly. I was so lethargic and exhausted all the time. I know this post is older, but it came up when I was doing some research. Watch her as she gets older. I'm 28 now, but when I was a teen, and even now, if I get a fever it gets really high. And I still suffer from lethargy from time to time. Most doctors don't think it has to do with the mono, but I beg to differ. I feel like it compromised my immune system, but then again, I had a really bad case if it.


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My friend wanted to be Lilo for Halloween, and couldn't find a costume … not even Disney Store!
So, she asked me if I can make an attempt, and it was a simple quick project! I used iron on fusible webbing for the leaves to make it easier on myself. The muumuu turned out great! She's a perfect Lilo!
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Mar 4, 2015, 10.48 PMby Chelsey Shafer
The dresses on ebay are short I want to find one that if floor length like yours? where did you get it?
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Where did you find the iron on decals? I know I can get the t shirt dress on ebay? I just dont know where to find the white hawaiian leaves.
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Nice job! Where did you find the dress I'm trying to fund one to make the costume myself.
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The battle between red and blue is escalating as recruitment is on to increase numbers for their causes. The red and blue differentiation, however, is not red states and blue states that are portrayed in election years, but the war between the Norteño and Sureño street gangs, a sight that is becoming more noticeable in the City of Oakdale.
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Two men walked into Costless Market on Yosemite Avenue wearing ski masks and robbed the cash registers at gunpoint, Sunday evening, Jan. 30 around 10:40 p.m.
There were plenty of calls to keep Oakdale Police busy throughout the New Year's Eve holiday, said officials.
Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputies shut down parts of Oakdale Waterford Highway, Milnes and Claribel roads around 7:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 10 in response to a homicide that may be connected to a home invasion robbery in Hickman that occurred earlier that morning.
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Police arrested an Oakdale man on suspicion of attempted murder and arson following a structure fire in a duplex located in the 700 block of East J Street, Sunday evening, Nov. 21.
The four officers who were given pink slips effective July 1 will still wear the Oakdale Police Department uniform as reserve officers, said Oakdale Police Chief Marty West.West went before Oakdale City Council members on Tuesday, July 6 to ask council members to establish a designated Level 1 reserve officer job description so that the four officers laid off could fulfill the enforcement duties that include the full powers and duties of a peace officer.West explained to council that non-designated Level 1 reserves are not able to carry a concealed weapon when they're not on the job ...
United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner, Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent in Charge Anthony D. Williams, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Special Agent in Charge Mark Wollman, and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) Special Agent in Charge Stephen C. Herkins announced Thursday, June 3 that a federal grand jury sitting in Fresno returned a 12-count indictment against Mario Penaloza, 23, of Orange Cove; Javier Lopez-Estrada, aka Jose Esquivel-Torres, 27, of Oakdale; Mario Martinez-Botello, 31, of Albuquerque, New Mexico; Jesus Bucio-Mendoza, aka Miguel Mendoza Alvarez, 25, of Fresno; and Armando ...
Law enforcement officers from six different agencies conducted a parole/probation sweep operation in Northeast Stanislaus County on Wednesday, June 2 that resulted in 12 arrests. During the operation, officers from Riverbank, Waterford, Stanislaus Sheriff's Department, Oakdale, Stanislaus County Probation, California State Parole, DMV Investigators and Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents completed 63 searches and contacted 79 homes.
The crime stats are in - aggravated assaults rose 190 percent but overall Part I crimes were down 14 percent - so the question remains: Is Oakdale still a safe place to live?
Andrew Lee Suarez, 20, of Oakdale, was convicted on Oct. 27, of auto theft.
Jesse Frost, 39, of Riverbank, pleaded guilty to three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder for the February deaths of his mother, Donna Norton; sister, Judy Niemi; and brother-in-law Anthony Niemi. He also injured his nephew, Matthew James.
A 53-year-old Oakdale woman was carjacked early Wednesday morning, Sept. 9 around 7 a.m. when two Hispanic men pulled her from her vehicle and threw her to the ground before making off with her truck.
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Many Updates: New Downstairs Flooring! New Bedding, New TV in Master, Wireless Internet Added and Free Unlimited Long Distance!!! New Flat Screen TV in the family room. Our home is a few streets back from the center of Duck and also is so close to the beach! We just love the fact that we are on a small private street and only have to walk a few minutes to be at the ocean (300 yards to be exact). We are also so close to the sound and the sunsets at night are beautiful there! Our house is called Duck Soup and is one of the original homes in Duck. We have recently redecorated the cottage and it looks great with so many cute flairs! We've updated the feel but still kept it quaint! This house has an outdoor hot tub right off of the kitchen on a screened in porch. Our kids love it and so do the adults. We also have an outdoor shower for showering after a day at the beach. Remember that we are pet friendly and have a fenced yard for your special family member you don't want to leave behind!
Duck Soup is great for families with kids as the kids can be upstairs in the loft watching movies and the adults can be downstairs watching what they'd like and fixing dinner! Upstairs are 2 bedrooms. One is the master with a king size bed. The master also has a private balcony where you can enjoy your coffee in the morning up in the trees! The 2nd bedroom has 2 sets of bunk beds. Both bedrooms share the upstairs bathroom in between the two rooms. Downstairs is the 3rd bedroom with a Queen bed and bath. Upstairs is a loft with a futon, Cable TV, DVD, VCR. Downstairs is the family room/dining room and kitchen. In the family room is the Cable TV, DVD and VCR. We have lots of movies to choose from as well as a few games to play!
Additionally, we have 2 adult and 3 kids bikes as well as chairs and bogie boards in the laundry room. Jump on those bikes and ride up to the quaint shops of Duck or rent a jet ski there and enjoy the sound views. Duck has tennis courts galore and loads of unique shops and restaurants. You can drive down to the Wright Brothers Memorial or visit the aquarium or many of the lighthouses around. Lots to do, but Duck is the place to stay as it has the quietness you want while on vacation with the proximity to everything!
Located in the Tides section of Duck, you will love your time in the Outer Banks by staying in Duck Soup!
Walking/Biking distance to area attractions:
• Sweet T's (Coffee, Beer and Wine shop): 5 minutes
• Kitty Hawk Kites (Water sports, Hang Gliding, Kites, etc.): 5 minutes
• Duck Methodist Church: 5 minutes
• Duck Boardwalk: 5 minutes
• Cravings restaurant: 5 minutes
• Baldie's Burger and Ice Cream: 5 minutes
• Roadside Raw Bar and Grill (great scallops and salads!): 5 minutes
• Pizzazz Pizza: 5 minutes
• Aqua Restaurant and Spa: 10 minutes
• Schooner Ridge Private Beach Access: 10 minutes (2 minutes by guest golf cart)
• Duck Deli (best omelette and BBQ in town!): 6 minutes
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Our family has loved this beach house. Our children are young and enjoy the hot tub right off of the kitchen as well as love having the beach right at the end of the street. We live relatively close and are able to enjoy our house in the off season.
Liz and Bruce Tuck purchased this house in 2005
Proximity to the beach- 300 yards away at the most! Private street with a fully stocked home- one of the landmarks at Duck. 'Duck Soup' is so close to the quaint village of Duck (less than 8/10 of a mile) with lots of shopping, restaurants, jet skis, boating, fishing options. The best in the Outer Banks!
Our cottage is pet friendly so you can have your precious 4 legged friend with you while you relax. You can walk to the beach and to the shops of Duck or take our bikes on the bike path and take in the sights of the Outer Banks. The sound and the ocean are minutes away!
We are thrilled to spend our Christmas holiday at Duck Soup! The entire family enjoyed themselves and the open floor plan allowed us all a chance to spend quality family time together. We were all sad to leave but the saddest of all was our dog George who isn't usually included in family vacations. We all loved the beach- especially George! Many thanks to Liz and Bruce!
The open den, dining and kitchen made it possible for everyone to be together no matter what we were doing. My husband took advantage of the hot tub morning and night ! The loft had a beautiful big window but no covering so the kids that slept there were up at dawn but it bothered me more than them. When you're young you can sleep anywhere! Our kids loved riding bikes to town which was super close and the beach the dogs loved. I hope we can make it back sometime. The homeowners were so nice and prompt to take care of any needs. We made some wonderful memories at Duck Soup!
This is the perfect location for a vacation! A short walk to the beach, or minutes away from shopping, dining, entertainment, we had it all here. We were pleased to find this beach cottage comfortably sleeps our family, was very clean, and supplied everything we needed for a relaxing visit. We will definitely be "repeat customers"
I'm pretty sure whomever does their cleaning, has been ripping them off for a few months (if not longer).
The hot tub area was unusable - too many cobwebs and spiders, not to mention the inch thick layer of dust on the cover.
Don't get me wrong, we weren't spending most of our time inside the house - but you know when something has been cleaned vs. when something has just been sprayed to smell like it's clean.
The first night as I was getting ready for bed (after walking around barefoot inside the house) my feet were black. I mean, black - like I was outside running around on the asphalt! And we checked in at 4pm.... so I was bit grossed out. And we all wore our flip flops inside for the rest of our stay.
Overall -- we chose this place because it was pet-friendly and just 1.5 miles down the road from where our other family members were staying (they have a timeshare in Duck). Not sure that we'd stay here again, but it suited our purpose for this trip.
Having been to the Outer Banks several times before, I knew what to expect: fantastic beaches rivaled by few other places on the east coast, a cozy atmosphere in the cute town of Duck, and an overall relaxing retreat from city life. We were pleasantly surprised by Duck Soup however. This is a cute, relaxing cottage about a 5-10 minute walk/bike ride to downtown Duck, and about 500 feet from the ocean. Perfect for a quiet, relaxing vacation.
Pros: walking distance to the beach and downtown duck, large hot tub on a screened-in porch, located on a private/quiet street, cute and well-kept cottage in arguably the best town on the Outer Banks.
Cons: dishwasher had an issue (that the owner corrected right away), tree on the back of the house is somewhat overgrown (branches could be heard scratching the roof above the master bedroom in strong winds - annoying at night), and a spiral staircase to get up to 2nd floor (fine for us, but may not be ideal for some people).
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