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Genealogies in the Library of Congress
This ten-year supplement lists 10,000 titles acquired by the Library of Congress since 1976--this extraordinary number reflecting the phenomenal growth of interest in genealogy since the publication of Roots. An index of secondary names contains about 8,500 entries, and a geographical index lists family locations when mentioned.
Simplified Diet Manual
Hospitals and long-term care facilities in every state and many foreign countries use the Simplified Diet Manual to assist them in planning nutritious, appealing, and cost-effective meals that are modified to meet the dietary requirements of individuals with special health needs. While reflecting the dynamic nature of the field of nutrition, the Eleventh Edition of the Simplified Diet Manual retains its basic purpose: providing consistency among diet terminology, in a simplified manner, for the prescription and interpretation of diets or nutrition plans. The concise, user-friendly format of this resource helps dietitians and foodservice managers succeed in their vital role in maintaining nut...
Generations
William Hayes (ca. 1830-1906), the immigrant, was born in County Antrim, Ireland, the son of Joseph Hayes and Ann Tollerton. He immigrated to Kansas in 1873 settling in Hutchinson. He married 1856 in Ireland (1) Margaret Boylan (1836-1875), daughter of Thomas and Mary Boulan. She died in Castleton Twp., Reno Co., Kansas. He married (2) 1879 Gabriella Jane Bane (1851-1914), daughter of Mordecai Bane and Sarah Amanda Blodgett. She was born at Shaw's Point, Lacon Twp., Marshall Co., Illinois. He was the father of twenty children. Descendants live in Kansas, Texas, Utah, California, Colorado, Arkansas and elsewhere. The early Bane ancestor, James Bane, born in the mid 1600's in Scotland, came to New Castle, Delaware ca. 1688 in the migration of Quakers under William Penn. His two known sons, Mordecai and Alexander moved to Chester Co., Pa. ca. 1700. The early Blodgett ancestor, Samuel Blodgett (1658-1743), was born at Woburn, Mass., a son of Samuel Blodgett and Ruth Iggledon. He married at Woburn, Huldah Simonds (Symonds) (1660-1746), daughter of William and Judith Phippen Hayward Simonds. Family members migrated to Connecticut.
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