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Jonathan Bloomer
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@eschnack sorry I should have clarified I meant the Yngwie-esque shred era rather than the mid 18th century movement
 
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@rklau CNN: In defense of bloggers' free speech. Wonderful comparison of 18th century pamphlets to today's blogs: http://tinyurl.com/yj88cue
 
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1745 Pennsylvania
1745- Jane Conard is born in Gwynedd Township, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Anthony Conard and Sarah Hatfield.(Jane Conard...
4 days ago Wild Rhododendrons | Topics: Penn, Quakers, Hatfield, Conard
 
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1745 Maryland
1745- John Robey Worland born to Rebecca and John Henry Worland (John III) in St. Mary's, Maryland.(John Robey Worland...
 
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1746 Virginia
November 16, 1746- David Potts leased a tract of land from Catesby Cocke, for five shillings in hand paid, with power to...
 
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1747 Virginia
June 9, 1747- David Potts leased for one year, 333 acres, part of a tract of 866 acres on Kittockton Run in Fairfax County, to...
 
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1747 Pennsylvania
1747- Cunraed Cunraeds, the oldest child of Thones and Elin Kunders, seems to have spent most of his married life in...
 
Edmund Loh
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@KnSquare yea historical uniforms are costly, 18th century British Grenadier & German uniforms among the highest I've come across so far.
 
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The Maryland Tobacco Inspection Act of 1747
The Maryland Tobacco Inspection Act of 1747 established that all tobacco had to be inspected by colonial inspectors. Once the...
 
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1747 Maryland
February 15, 1747- Anastasia Worland is born to Rebecca and John Worland III in Charles County, Maryland.(Anastasia Worland...
 
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1748 Virginia
October 31, 1748- David Potts was taken under the care of the Fairfax Monthly Meeting on October 31, 1748, as shown by the...
 
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1748 Maryland
1748- Elizabeth (Hussey) Luckett, mother of Sarah Hines Luckett, dies in Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland.(Elizabeth...
 
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Archiving Early America: Primary Source Material from 18th Century America
wealth of resources — a unique array of primary source material from 18th Century America. Scenes and portraits from original newspapers, maps and writings come to life on your screen just as they appeared to this country's forebears more than two...
 
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1749 Maryland
1749- Ignatius Newton is born to Thomas Newton and Susannah Howard in St. Mary's, Maryland.(Ignatius Newton and I are 1st...
 
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If I had a shilling for every courtesan I made time with, I'd probably be in 18th century Europe. And wicked awesome.
 
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1750 Maryland
1750- Population of Maryland is 130,000.Bernard Newton is born in St. Mary's County, Maryland.(Bernard Newton is my 4th...
 
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Philippe Albert de Büren 1678-1756
Philippe Albert was the son of Albert de Büren (1644-1685) and Benigne de Loys (1660-1722). He would start his studies in...
 
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1751 Maryland
1751- Sarah Newton is born to Thomas Newton and Susannah Howard in St. Mary's, Maryland.(Sarah Newton and I are 1st cousins 6...
 
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1751 Virginia
1751- Susanna Potts born to David Potts and Ann Roberts in Loudoun County, Virginia.(Susanna Potts is my 5th great grand...
 
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Victor Charles de Büren (1707-1773)
Victor Charles de Büren was the second son of David de Büren (1661-1729) and Catherine de Wattenwyl (1676-1719). He would...
 
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St. Andrew's Church, Maryland
The Colonial Pikes in Maryland were Roman Catholics, but they attended St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Leonardtown, Maryland...
 
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1752 Maryland
1752- Samuel Archibald Pike is born to John Pike and Kezia Hackett in St. Mary's, Maryland.(Samuel Archibald Pike and I are...
 
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1752 Germany
March 22, 1752- Peter Gideon is born to Nancy and Peter Heinrich Gideon. Peter Gideon is somewhat of a mystery man. His...
 
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1752 Virginia
February 20, 1752- Jonas Potts applies to the Friends Monthly Meeting for a certificate of clearness, in order that...
 
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1753 Maryland
1753- Susannah Newton is born to Thomas Newton and Susannah Howard in St. Mary's, Maryland. (Susannah Newton and I are 1st...
 
lgstarr
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The phenomenon of the quasi-religious worship of Obama is only shocking to those who fail to understand that socialism is itself a religion
Henri de Saint-Simon, the French 18th century thinker who coined the term socialism, described it as "The New Christianity".
40 days ago lgstarr | Topics: Henri de..., socialism, 18th Century, French
 
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Louisiana Genealogy A historical account of 18th century mourning dress and funeral customs:.. http://bit.ly/1V7p9L
 
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1753 Virginia
July 16, 1753- Peter Lewis, yeoman, of Fairfax County, conveyed to David Potts one hundred acres of land on Kittockton Run....
 
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1753 Pennsylvania
August 25, 1753- Rachel Potts, as wife of Joseph Burson, transfers from Buckingham Meeting of Friends in Bucks County,...
 
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Colonial Life- Childhood
In Colonial times, American childhood, as we know it today, did not exist. Children were important to their families, but were...
 
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1754 Pennsylvania
1754- Jonas Potts dies in Philadelphia.(Jonas Potts is my 7th great grandfather.)
 
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1754 Maryland - Taneytown Founded
1754- Taneytown, Maryland was founded in 1754 when one of the area’s first land grants took place. Nearly 7,900 acres...
 
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1754 Maryland
1754- John Worland II has died in Charles County, Maryland.(John II Worland Jr. is my 5th great grandfather.) April 1,...
 
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The French & Indian War (1755-1763)
Twenty years before the American Revolution, France and Britain's struggle for North America sparked the first world war....
 
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1755 An Address of Some of the Quakers to the Pennsylvania Assembly
To the Representatives of the Freemen of the Province of Pennsylvania, in General Assembly met. The Address of some of the...
 
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1755 Virginia
1755- Loudoun County is formed from the northern part of Fairfax County, and David Potts' land is included in the new...
 
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1755 St. Mary's, Maryland
1755- Ann Pike is born to John Pike and Kezia Hackett in St. Mary's County, Maryland.(Ann Pike is my 4th great grand...
 
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1755 Charles County, Maryland
1755- Henry Worland, son of John Henry and Rebecca Worland, born in Charles County, Maryland.
 
Jeff Simpkins
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"Remember that not to be happy is not to be grateful."18th Century Poet, Elizabeth Carter
 
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1755 Maryland
1755- Maryland is a plantation colony, with tobacco dominating the provincial economy. European demands for tobacco provoke the...
 
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Charles Ball, Slave, Speaks of Maryland
"...the masters in Maryland only allowed the men one wool hat, one pair of shoes, two shirts, two pair of trousers-- one pair...
 
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Armaments
The following photos are of a number of arms that bear the de Büren family crest. A pair of dueling pistols as well a two...
 
 

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