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Rhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Holland_Thomas William Holland Thomas (February 5, 1805 – May 10, 1893) was Principal Chief of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, succeeding Yonaguska, and an officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. Thomas was born to Temperance Calvert Thomas and Richard Thomas in a log house on Raccoon Creek about two miles east of Mount Prospect, later called Waynesville, North Carolina. He was connected to the Calverts, the founders of Maryland, through his mother, the grandniece of Lord Baltimore and to President Zachary Taylor on his father’s side. Thomas’ father drowned shortly before his birth. As a young teenager, Thomas was employed by US Congressman Felix Walker to clerk at a trading post in Qualla Town. Thomas signed a three-year contract in return for $100, board, and clothing. At the trading post he quickly became acquainted with the Cherokees, learned their language, and was befriended by Chief Yonaguska, who adopted Thomas into his band and gave him the Cherokee name “Will-usdi” or “Little Will.” Around 1820 Walker was forced to close his stores, and, since he was unable to pay Thomas, he gave him a set of law books. At the time there were no bar exams to pass, and anyone who read law was allowed to practice. Thomas soon became well-versed in frontier law and was asked by Yonaguska to become the Cherokees’ legal representative in 1831. In 1835 when the Treaty of New Echota was being negotiated, Thomas had his first real opportunity to represent the Cherokees legally. Some Cherokees had received reservations of 640 acres (2.6 km2) by an earlier treaty and no longer resided in what was considered the Cherokee Nation. Although, technically, the treaty should not apply to them, still the Qualla Cherokees were apprehensive. Seeking assurances, the “reservation” Cherokees and some others asked Thomas to represent them in Washington, D.C. There, Thomas was able to get acknowledgment of the right of a number of Cherokees to remain in North Carolina, and these Cherokees became the core of the present-day Eastern Band. In 1839, just before he died, Yonaguska persuaded the Cherokees to accept his adopted son as their chief. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=clinardja&id=I24748 William Holland Thomas (Chief Little Will; adopted son of BEAR) B: 5 FEB 1805 in Raccoon Creek, Buncombe, NC D: 17 MAY 1893 in CNE-Qualla (or Morgantown, Jackson, North Carolina, in the state mental hospital, suffering what doctors today would call Alzheimer's Disease. He had been declared insane in March 1867). Thomas was married 4 times: 1. Catherine Hyde b: 30 SEP 1819 in Burke, North Carolina; d. 26 APR 1896. Their children used her maiden name as a surname: Wesley Hyde b: 1834 in Macon, North Carolina, USA Nancy Julette Hyde b: 28 APR 1840 in Macon, North Carolina, USA William Pendleton Hyde b: 1 FEB 1843 in Macon, North Carolina, USA Eliza Ann Thomas b: 1844 in Macon, North Carolina, USA Keener Hyde b: 1848 in Macon, North Carolina, USA 2. Elizabeth Ann Rose b: 1833 in Yancey, North Carolina, d. 1928 in Meadow, Blount, Tennessee; son also used his mother's maiden name--William Patrick Rose b: 12 MAY 1856 in Loudon, Tennessee 3. Kanaka\Angeline b: ABT 1805 in CNE ; Married: ABT 1821 in CNE** Daughter: *Demaris Angeline Thomas b: 16 JAN 1830 in Haywood, North Carolina; d. 15 DEC 1901 in Graham, North Carolina 4 Sarah Jane Love b: 26 OCT 1832 in Haywood, North Carolina; d. 15 MAY 1877 in North Carolina. Their Children: Margaret Elizabeth Thomas b: ABT 1858 in Jackson, North Carolina, William Holland Thomas II b: 16 DEC 1858 in Haywood, North Carolina, James Robert Thomas b: 16 DEC 1860 in Jackson, North Carolina, Sarah\Sally Love Thomas b: 3 OCT 1862 in Jackson, North Carolina*Demaris Angeline Thomas b: 16 JAN 1830 in Haywood, North Carolina; d. 15 DEC 1901 in Graham, North Carolina Married: 12 OCT 1849 in Macon, North Carolina to Samuel Parks Sherrill B: 18 JUL 1814 in Haywood, North Carolina, D: 16 JAN 1880 in Robbinsville, Graham, North Carolina Their children: Laura Cheoah Sherrill b: 16 DEC 1850 in Jackson, North Carolina, USA Mary Temperance Sherrill b: 7 AUG 1852 in Cherokee, North Carolina, Martha Caroline Sherrill b: 19 JAN 1854 in Cherokee, North Carolina, Robert H Sherrill b: 2 MAR 1855 in Cherokee, North Carolina Samantha Melvina Sherrill b: 18 DEC 1859 in Cherokee, North Carolina, Hettie Angeline Sherrill b: 16 OCT 1863 in Cherokee, North Carolina, Will Thomas's PARENTS: Richard Thomas B: 1770 D: ABT 1805 in Haywood, North Carolina Married : 6 MAY 1804 in VA to Temperance Calvert B: 1778 in Surry, Virginia D: BEF 1810 in NC **http://www.acronymfinder.com and http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/CNE both say this stands for "Cherokee Nation Enterprises", but I'm more incli

Rhave you talked to a real estate agent about selling the home you're in and helping you find another? That might be an option. If you are disabled, the state may be able to help, you probably need to call medicaid or medicare if you have either of those.

Rnothing could meet this criteria better than the wonderful period music from jane austen movies. try these to see if they will work for you:"Weep you no more sad fountain" by patrick dole from sense and sensibility"The dreame" (aka/ my father's favorite) by patrick dole from sense and sensibility"Silent worship" from Ptolemy by george f. handel sung by gwyneth paltrow and ewen mcgregor in emma"Virgins are like the fair flower" from the beggar's opers by john grey, sung by polly walker and ewen mcgregor in emma

RWhile her death certificate states that she was forty-two at the time of her murder (an apparent error reflected on her coffin plate and gravestone), birth records indicate she was forty-three, a fact confirmed at her inquest by her father, who described her as looking "ten years younger" than her age. She was born Mary Ann Walker in Dawes Court, off Shoe Lane in London on 26 August 1845. On 16 January 1864 she married a printer's machinist, and the couple had five children: Edward John, Percy George, Alice Esther, Eliza Sarah, and Henry Alfred. Their marriage broke up in 1880 from disputed causes. Nichols was reported by her father and others to be a heavy drinker. William Nichols in turn was accused by her inquest of leaving her for an affair with a nurse, though he claimed to have proof that their marriage had continued for at least three years after the date alleged for the affair. He also maintained that his wife had repeatedly deserted him.Legally required to support his estranged wife, William Nichols paid her an allowance of five shillings a week for a year or two but terminated it when he reported hearing she was living with another man. Nichols spent most of her remaining years in workhouses and boarding houses, often living off her meagre earnings as a prostitute. Later she lived for a short time with her father but left after a quarrel; her father stated she subsequently lived with a blacksmith for a while. In May 1888, the year of her death, she was living in the Lambeth workhouse but left to take a job as a domestic servant. Dissatisfied with the position, she left her employers a month later, stealing clothing worth three pounds ten shillings. At the time of her death she was living in a Whitechapel lodging house.

RI can't wait either! The organisation surrounding the release of The Plan has quite frankly been terrible. The supposed date that it is going to be released on has been changed so often that it's ridiculous, but it gets worse. If you can believe it, they are actually now releasing the DVD on October the 27th like you said, before they air it on TV. In fact they are not even airing it on TV this year, just releasing it on DVD, then airing next year, similar to how they released the pilot of Caprica on DVD this year, when it doesn't air until next year. How illogical is all of this!!!Anyway, here's the article I found confirming this..."Since it went of the air in March, "Battlestar Galactica" fans have been waiting for the debut of the "BSG" film "The Plan." But unless they plan to purchase the film on DVD, they're going to have to wait a bit longer.Syfy had said in the past that the two-hour film, which was written by Jane Espenson and directed by Edward James Olmos, would air on the network this fall. As recently as June, Syfy president Dave Howe said that it would likely air in November.However the network has confirmed that "The Plan" will not air on Syfy in 2009. The film, which revisits events from early in the run of "Battlestar Galactica" from the Cylon perspective, is still on track for an Oct. 27 DVD release. And presumably "The Plan" will arrive on Syfy some time next year. If I get more concrete information about a time frame, I will update this post.In March, Olmos said this at a "Battlestar" press event: “When [‘Battlestar’ fans] see ‘The Plan,’ they’re all going to have to go back and watch the entire series again.”Syfy tried this "DVD then a long-ish wait" gambit with another upcoming project. The two-hour pilot for "Caprica," a "Battlestar" prequel series, came out on DVD in April, and the drama debuts on Syfy Jan. 22. "Caprica" is set 50 years before the events of "Battlestar," stars Esai Morales, Eric Stoltz, Polly Walker and Paula Malcolmson, and has made news recently with the casting of high-profile guest stars such as James Marsters and Patton Oswalt."Source: http://featuresblogs.chicagotribune.com/entertainment_tv/2009/09/battlestar-galactica-plan.html

RSavage Messiah (2002)aka Hidden Evilstarring Polly Walker, Luc Picard, Isabelle Blais IMDb synopsis:Based on real-life events in Canada in the late 1980s, social worker Paula Jackson investigated a commune run by a messiah-like figure who referred to himself as Moses. Jackson's findings uncovered disturbing mental and physical abuses of this cult's members by its maniacal leader. Soon, Jackson found herself fighting to save Moses' followers.IMDb review excerpt:Theriault chopped off the hand of one of his concubines and killed his wife by disemboweling her.

RSuch an anemic attempt at character assassination. Typical knot head progressive.The banner that you elude to was the banner put up for the Aircraft carrier task force.They had successfully completed their mission, had not a damn thing to do with George Walker Bush. Nice try lame brain. Can you parrot something else from theMSM taking points. Polly want a damn cracker.

ROh sweetie, just go to any B&N, walk into the Young Adult section, and grab whatever book with pastel colored covers you can find in the eye-leve stacks. :-pJust kidding. Okay, only half kidding. Here's the real answer:- All books by Meg Cabot. They're all about school-aged girls or school cliques anyway.- All books by Ally Carter. High school meets spy thrillers. Not my style, but might be yours.- Millicent Min, Girl Genius, by Lisa Yee. It takes place during summer break, but it has the feel of high school all over it.- I've heard A Match Made in High School, by Kristin Walker, is very good. I haven't been able to find a copy yet, but I bet it's great.- Queen Bees and Wannabeees, by Rosalind Wiserman. Remember the film Heavyweights, with Lindsay Lohan? This is the book it was based off, and it's hilarious.- All books by Sarah Dessen. They're usually not simple, straight-plotted stories, and they tend to deal with a little more than high school, but they still fit your interests.- I've heard E. Lockhart's books are pretty much this style, but I haven't read any yet, so it's your call.- Oh, and you might wanna try Laurie Halse Anderson's books, especially Prom and Speak, which are a *little* deeper than your usual fare, but will hold your interest: I promise. Oh, and Catalyst: even though that one deals with much darker matters than the other two, it is mostly about high school kids and their issues.Can't think of any other off the top of my head, but will edit back if I do.EDIT: I *knew* I was forgetting someone! Carolyn Mackler is also this style. And lately I read Freak, by Marcella Pixley, and loved it. Oh oh, and Enthusiasm, by Polly Shulman! That one's sweet! You're gona love it to the end of the world!EDIT 2: Now the titles are raining in LOL Try Hope Was Here by Joan Bauer. Hope is such a wonderful character!EDIT 3: And Deb Caletti! Good stuff there.

R45# The Friday Night Knitting Club (2010) (announced) .... Georgia Walker# Duplicity (2009) (post-production) .... Claire Stenwick# Fireflies in the Garden (2008) .... Lisa Waechter# Charlie Wilson's War (2007) .... Joanne Herring# Charlotte's Web (2006) (voice) .... Charlotte the Spider... aka Schweinchen Wilbur und seine Freunde (Germany)# The Ant Bully (2006) (voice) .... Hova# Ocean's Twelve (2004) .... Tess Ocean# Closer (2004/I) .... Anna# Mona Lisa Smile (2003) .... Katherine Ann Watson# "Freedom: A History of Us" .... Appleton;s Journal / ... (2 episodes, 2003) - What Is Freedom? (2003) TV episode .... Virginia Eyewitness - Yearning to Breathe Free (2003) TV episode .... Appleton;s Journal# Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) .... Patricia Watson... aka Geständnisse - Confessions of a dangerous Mind (Germany)# Full Frontal (2002) .... Catherine / Francesca# Grand Champion (2002) .... Jolene# Ocean's Eleven (2001) .... Tess Ocean... aka 11 (USA: promotional abbreviation)... aka O11 (USA: informal short title)# America's Sweethearts (2001) .... Kathleen "Kiki" Harrison# The Mexican (2001) .... Samantha Barzel# Erin Brockovich (2000) .... Erin Brockovich# Runaway Bride (1999) .... Maggie Carpenter# Notting Hill (1999) .... Anna Scott# "Law & Order" .... Katrina Ludlow (1 episode, 1999)... aka Law & Order Prime (USA: informal title) - Empire (1999) TV episode .... Katrina Ludlow# Stepmom (1998) .... Isabel Kelly# Conspiracy Theory (1997) .... Alice Sutton# My Best Friend's Wedding (1997) .... Julianne Potter# Everyone Says I Love You (1996) .... Von Sidell# Michael Collins (1996) .... Kitty Kiernan# Mary Reilly (1996) .... Mary Reilly# "Friends" .... Susie Moss (1 episode, 1996) - The One After the Superbowl: Part 2 (1996) TV episode .... Susie Moss# Something to Talk About (1995) .... Grace King Bichon... aka Grace Under Pressure# Before Your Eyes: Angelie's Secret (1995) (TV) (voice) .... Narrator# Prêt-à-Porter (1994) .... Anne Eisenhower... aka Prêt-à-Porter: Ready to Wear (Canada: English title)... aka Ready to Wear# I Love Trouble (1994) .... Sabrina Peterson# The Pelican Brief (1993) .... Darby Shaw# Hook (1991) .... Tinkerbell# Dying Young (1991) .... Hilary O'Neil... aka The Choice of Love (Europe: English title)# Sleeping with the Enemy (1991) .... Laura Burney# Flatliners (1990) .... Dr. Rachel Mannus# Pretty Woman (1990) .... Vivian Ward# Steel Magnolias (1989) .... Shelby Eatenton Latcherie# Blood Red (1989) .... Maria Collogero# Mystic Pizza (1988) .... Daisy Arujo# "Miami Vice" .... Polly Wheeler (1 episode, 1988) - Mirror Image (1988) TV episode .... Polly Wheeler# Baja Oklahoma (1988) (TV) .... Candy Hutchins# Satisfaction (1988) .... Daryle... aka Girls of Summer (Canada: English title)# "Crime Story" .... Tracy (1 episode, 1987) - The Survivor (1987) TV episode .... Tracy# Firehouse (1987) (uncredited) .... Babs

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