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Biography
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Whitfield, McKeel, Fox, Schiefer Families
William Whitfield immigrated in 1636 as a headright of John Chandler, and settled at Point Comfor, Elizabeth City County, Virginia. Many other Whitfield immigrated are also listed. The descendants and relatives of William for eleven generations are listed, and the descendants and relatives of some other Whitfield immigrants for up to eight generations. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, California, Texas, Florida and elsewhere.
Dealing with Death
Any sentence that begins 'All societies have' is either baseless or banal. Oliver Nahm sets out to disprove this statement, made by the renowned anthropologist Clifford Geertz. Analyzing the beliefs, myths, and legends of different religious groups surrounding death and dying, author Nahm shows that behind the fa�§ade of diversity there lie the same needs which are in turn met by similar solutions. With an interdisciplinary approach, Nahm uncovers important commonalities between diverse societies and demonstrates that such findings are neither baseless nor banal. Dissertation. (Series: Studies in interdisciplinary Thanatology / Studien zur interdisziplinaeren Thanatologie, Vol. 14) [Subject: Cultural Studies, Sociology, Death Studies, Religious Studies]
Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Washington
Vol. 1 includes the decisions of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Washington for 1889.
The Pacific Reporter
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Credit Man's Diary
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