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Yasukazu Kamada CEO & President of Kverneland Group
Kubota Corporation announces the appointment of Mr. Yasukazu Kamada as new President and CEO of Kubota Holdings Europe B.V. and of Kverneland AS.
Mr. Kamada replaces Mr. Shingo Hanada, who has been given a new assignment as Managing Executive Officer, President of Kubota North America Corporation and President of Kubota Tractor Corporation. Mr. Hanada will be leaving his current position as from January 1st 2022.
Mr. Kamada entered Kubota Corporation in 1983, and has been working for Kubota for almost 40 years in various management positions in Japan and the United States. In his last position he was Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of the Engine Division.


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Clouds darkened the skies at Arena Zhaskyran Kunanbayev as 32144 spectators turned up for the match. Idomeneas Farakopoulos was the appointed referee with assistance provided by László Andrási and Samuel Vykroč. The following players had been selected: Helani - Bleasdale, Gironde, Serafini - Savostin, Vujinović, Giraud, Clemente, Weichs - Zvěřina, Żelazko.
Lineup: Escuti - Olofsson, Poulkos, Pásztor, Buunk - del Amo, Gordon, Mischling, Chavez, Yanchenkov - Minoggio.
It was to be a contest between two different football philosophies, since the home team started the game with a 3-5-2 formation while the visitors instead opted for a 4-5-1. It was an obvious ambition of condorito to play a wide game with their divine (+2) ability to attack down the wings. 10 minutes had elapsed when a great chance for 1FCÁ to take the lead after a good ball from the right found Václav Zvěřina alone with the keeper, but he chipped it to the wrong side of the post. 1FCÁ took the lead 15 minutes in, as Václav Zvěřina broke through on the left and put his shot just beyond the reach of the outstretched keeper, bringing the score to 1 - 0. Côme Giraud could have put 1FCÁ up one more, but he fired into the side netting after breaking free on the left after 16 minutes. 1FCÁ added another goal to their lead as Maurycy Żelazko struck home for 2 - 0 after an attack from the left set him up unmarked in front of the keeper. A beautiful, arcing corner kick from Michel Gironde found Maurycy Żelazko at the far post, soaring to meet the ball. The keeper is late and he's headed it in for 3 - 0! The referee showed condorito's Eli Buunk the yellow card after a particularly nasty challenge. 3 - 0 was the score after the first half. Looks like Nate Silver was right again - his prediction that 1FCÁ would have 59 percent possession in this half was spot on!
Václav Zvěřina increased 1FCÁ's lead to 4 - 0, connecting with a hooked ball from the right. The away fans are claiming handball, to no avail. The home side's Côme Giraud came close to extending the lead after 78 minutes. His shot came in from the right but Arnaldo Escuti managed to push it wide with his fingertips. 1FCÁ's Michel Gironde somehow missed a penalty after 84 minutes, much to the crowd's disappointment. With 85 minutes played, condorito's Vsevolod Yanchenkov received a yellow card for challenging a play with his cleats first. 85 minutes into the game, 1FCÁ's Côme Giraud rolled over in pain after taking a forceful blow to his upper chest. After bandaging his collarbone, the medics led him off the field. The player that took his place was Silviano Calfumil. The referee decided to let play continue for an additional 2 beyond the regular 90 minutes. The match ends 4 - 0. The forty-five minutes were dominated by 1FCÁ, with an impressive 58 percent possession of the ball.
1FCÁ's best player was Firas Helani. Good thing Sergey Savostin isn't a horse, because he'd surely be sent to the glue factory after that performance. condorito's top performer was clearly Andrea Minoggio. Even six year old fans were wincing at the poor play by Arnaldo Escuti today.


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Louis CK the Sellout, or, Why Women Don't Trust Male Allies Anymore
By Kayleigh Donaldson | Celebrity | December 31, 2018 |
Here's a riddle for you. Say you're a hugely successful public figure, one who has made lots of money, won shelves full of awards, and become iconic as a Voice of Your Generation. You cast a wide shadow not only for your work but for your carefully crafted persona as a Smart Man, one who is painfully aware of his faults and uses them for artistically enriching experiences. Sure, there are a few rumours going around about you but most people prize your work so much, not to mention your stridently feminist points-of-view, that they're willing to let gossip be just that. And then all of a sudden it's not. Your crimes are outed and the backlash is swift. You issue a pseudo-apology, one that angers people further, then go quiet as you plan your return to your stomping ground.
Do you A) take some time to seriously consider the consequences of your actions, apologize with true emotional weight and find a way to make tangible amends to those you hurt and the community at large that prized you so much, or do you B) make a pivot into Fox News friendly 'Political Correctness Gone Mad' jokes about pronouns and kids who survived a school shooting, placing the emphasis on everyone but you is wrong?
You don't need me to tell you which route Louis CK chose, as evidenced by recently leaked audio from a set he did.
Louis CK, 2017: "I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want. I will now step back and take a long time to listen"
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What was so disheartening about this sharp turn into Reddit friendly territory was how predictable it was. Writer Sady Doyle noted on Twitter that, 'I wrote back in August that Louis CK's only conceivable "comeback" was to become the kind of hacky, shitty, "what is UP with GENDER PRONOUNS" comic that rapists can see as "their voice" and that his previous career was built on subverting. Here he is.' We saw something similar with Aziz Ansari this year. The jokes weren't quite this Dennis Miller-esque but the basis intent was the same: Attack the same marginalized groups and left-wing activist mentality that dared to call out your bullsh-t. The same men who so prized being the sensible voices in the room, the ones who talked about their own complicit behaviour in patriarchy, are almost always the first ones to reject that attitude in favour of the exact opposite view when it proves beneficial for them to do so.
And it's so easy for them to make that change. All that was required of Louis CK was getting caught. Remember, this is a man who cornered women, some of whom were colleagues or comedy contemporaries, and forced them to watch him masturbate. His continued presence on the comedy scene, aided by friends and club owners, isn't just an issue of morality and misogyny: It's a public health concern. It's a matter of workplace safety. CK can talk all he wants about the responsibilities he's had to deal with in the aftermath of his outing - a big part of that new show is him claiming he has nothing left to lose anymore - but he's not an idiot: He knows the power that he continues to possess and the consequences of how he wields it. He was not bereft of options and still he chose to become one of those comedians.
The problem with being a male ally is that it requires work. You don't get to adopt the mantle then do nothing about it. But when you're an anti-PC freeze peach warrior who thinks screaming about your own edginess makes you possess such qualities, then everything is free and easy. Becoming a right-wing blowhard pandering to the worst excesses and attacking those who called you out is the easiest way to cultural martyrdom for men like Louis CK.
And the sad thing is that women are oh so very used to this shtick.
We went through it with Jian Ghomeshi. We experienced it with Hugo Schwyzer. Jamie Kilstein was a left wing hero thanks to Citizen Radio but I can't say many of us were truly shocked when he was let go from the show because of disturbing allegations about his alleged predatory behaviour. We know this game like the back of our hand: Cultivate a progressive persona that not only makes you relatable and heroic but places you at the centre of every cultural conversation, then abandon it when the veil drops in favour of the same tired cranky old man routine that can be found in every comments section.
And people wonder why so many women don't trust self-styled male allies anymore. Remember, even Harvey Weinstein patted himself on the back for the 'strong female roles' he produced for actresses he preyed on. Are you out of touch? No, it's the women who are wrong. Why is everyone so sensitive about guys who use male ally personas to gain women's trust to manipulate, abuse and coerce them?
Being an ally is work. It's a constantly evolving process that requires complete dedication to educating yourself and understanding that you don't get to be the centre of the conversation. It's about amplifying others above yourself and knowing when best to shut up. But a lot of cishet white dudes with money can't or won't make that sacrifice. They see allyship as a mutually beneficial transaction. He's nice to you so you congratulate him loudly to ensure everyone knows about his good work. When think-pieces are written on feminism in comedy, you make sure to keep CK at the centre because he's so famous and beloved and doing the bare minimum.
For CK and men like him, allyship was merely a nice coat they could put on now and then, one they could dispose of with ease in favour of something far more incendiary and far less interesting. And the sad thing is we all knew this would happen on some level. We just expect it to. Our lives and welfare are but accessories for such men, ones that come in and out of fashion depending on their potential to make money and garner headlines. We could be here all day dissecting CK's years of comedy and I know there are plenty of cases to be made that he was always like this, but the point is that he managed to carefully convince the masses for the longest time that he wasn't. We bought his persona because he told us to and because we are conditioned to blindly swallow the illusion of allyship, especially when it's wrapped up in 'genius'.
Ultimately, Louis CK will be fine. His new persona will appeal well to misogynists and right-wingers who believe basic human decency is an affront to their beliefs. He'll probably end up on Fox News at some point lamenting how 'real left wingers' are too sensitive these days, then he'll find his way to Joe Rogan podcasts and the like with the same twisted mantra. Comedy clubs will give him plenty of outlets and there will always be people who think throwing money at a self-confessed serial sexual harasser is the best way to own the libs. Never mind that the jokes aren't funny - and the staggering lack of imagination he possesses in that leaked audio, alongside his sloppy delivery and lack of real insight, is further proof of how low the bar is set for men like him - because now he gets to be the angry wronged man with a polemic to sell, and we've seen the eager audiences for such mentalities. Men like Louis CK will always be able to guzzle up the oxygen in the room. He'll simply be another reminder of why trust has become so increasingly difficult a concept for women looking for allies.
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Caitriona Balfe Lectures Outlander 4 Season and Claire and Brianna Reunion
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December 30, 2018, 8:55 p.m. EST
On December 30, 1996, Delacorte Press was released Autumn drumsFourth book by Diana Gabaldon's stealth blockbuster outlander series Tonight, 22 years on the day of publication, the most amazing, beloved, most captivating and frustrating scenes in the book survive in the series of television adapters. Although the episode of the dynamics of the woman and father never saw her, her mother, Claire Fraser, and the woman she plays, Caitriona is Balfe-series, maintaining a record force. outlander The track and viewers in the world come back with 51 episodes and telling them-no matter how quiet it is.
"Birds and the Bees" episode XX. Brianna Randall Fraser (Sophie Skelton) was born Claire (Balfe) mother and father Jamie (Sam Heughan) 1769 in North Carolina. A spitey comedy is released for the first time in the United States of America from the 70s and the Scottish Highlander. Mix? Welcome to the world outlander, where the population subsector can go through time, with the help of special prehistoric monuments. A bit more
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this Fans of Gabaldon books and keep track of all members' movements (a fandom New York Times as described "One of the most passionate bases for television enthusiasts") have been waiting for more than two decades: Claire and Jamie, the textbooks for "perfect couple", lost their long daughter to form the Fraser family unit. "When Brianna returns, you see Claire look around the table, My God Eventually I was able to do everything, "Explained the company Balfe on LA outlanderin the fourth season.
It's an image that Claire never imagined himself, and the path to that moment is made in a three-month season. In 1946, Claire, in English, Second World War II The nurse, unexpectedly, traveled through a mystical stone Scottish Highlands in 1743. When he was married at the time, Claire Highlander, Jamie Fraser, was backed up and fell in love. The adventures that threaten life after two and a half years, Claire XX. Brianna returns to the pregnant woman. After the battle of Culloden, the British Scottish conflict talks about the end of the Highland culture, and Jamie will die together with his friends.
Claire has been playing for 20 years in the 1950s and 60s, with Jamie Mourning and her daughter with her first husband, Frank. Following his death, Claire and Brianna, with the help of an old friend (and Bree's future romantic interest), historian Roger Wakefield, continues studying Jamie in Cullod's life, and announces Breek Claire's return to her husband. As in the past, Frasers became friends in 1767 and moved to live. In the meantime, Brianna discovers the remains of historic documents about the deaths of Jamie and Claire in the 1970's, and decides to make a dangerous journey through rock. (When Roger's disappearance, Bree disappears, of course, he continues).
Although the relationship between Brianna and Jamie, which is worth the luggage of two centuries, although the shadow of a father's figure is a complex one, this episode is the subject of Claire and Bree's meeting. Claire has lived a lot of life and, at this time, it would be impossible to be physically fit-it's really wonderful. Although Gabaldon wrote Claire's face as a character that annihilates each emotion, Balfe always attended a little while, only when Claire decides in her own mind that she is betrayed. Still in this scene, there is no intention, it is not emotional emotional, just a poisoned relief. It is very emotional, composed by Skelton, when Balfe was embracing her arms. ("Everything at the moment gives her mother a hug", as Skelton says: "I ran and burrowed like Breek, but I think it has almost dropped."
Perhaps the interaction between these people is really uninhibited. XX. The century's relationship lasted longer, Brianna's real dad, daughter and mother-in-law, almost unresolved. Each one always assumed that a permanent distinction would be to bring it closer than ever, and its meeting closes the final traces of this gap. "Claire and Brianna are really united to each other," explained Balfe. "Woman is a woman, although she was still trying to get a 2-year-old child at the end of the season. She was trying to fully drive, teach, and tell. When an adult is a mother, this friendship will come into play. [Claire] You know he can not give more or how to live his life. Mother's wife and comfort are still a woman, but at the same time Brianna is a woman. And I think Claire admits that. "
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Seasons earlier, Jamie and Claire would welcome home to Brianna to welcome the couple to make decisions to sit still once They purchased a soil in the North Carolina shelter and built the Fraser Ridge, where Jamie was building a farming farm while Claire worked on her medicine. "It's so nice to see that this couple is settled … There are strong foundations that have been formed by Jamie and Claire, not only in the relationship, but now in this family in this community," says Balf. "We will never never see the kindness and the molded nature". The first seasons saw Jamie and Claire in the Highlands and part of Europe on the continent during the season, season 3, season 4, the pair is down. and, of course, the fans of intimacy hope and remember it. "Season 1 and Season 2, Claire was constantly reacting to the events around her, and last season she was a professional and daughter-in-law, but personally engaged in this intimate", says Balfe. "This season, I started caring, which never happened before."
Claire admits that Claire, as abundantly as woman, blames a knife as a scalpel in a manual, fixing her role as housewife. "I think all of us fall into our lives and ourselves, and as actors we can fall into the traps with the characters, Oh no, this is who they are and why I see them. When I first read these scripts, I took a second to understand the change. But I think that this is a great show like this:[it] keeps your toes and challenges you every season, "he says." It's about the value of what you are currently exploring. In this season, he is looking for a value that leaves himself untouched within 20 years of crying … This is the first season, where all its parts are united together in a cohesive manner. "
In "Birds and the Bees", Balfe's performance is a midwife and a family-friendly family, who is too worried about her daughter's well-being to remind the audience that Claire is the centerpiece of the show. Despite being a portrait of a happy family, the audience knows that they are looking for Frasers. Brianna's honorary party should be the effect of what happened last week, because he was raped by Stephen Bonnet's pirate, unlucky with his parents. Bonnet premiered Claire's wedding season on Season 4 and Brianna met last week, and when she tried to repay her ring, pirates attacked her. Skelton gives a performance that stands out, like a young misfortune, and Breek finally tells her mother what happens, a four-minute scene for the audience and audience is Catholic. "This whole trace was very proud," says Balfe. "Mischief about sexual assault is a toll that takes all relationships in the person's life."
The performances of Balfe and Skelton are vigorous, and the relationship between the actors emphasizes a genuine generation. "You get generous actors [on this show] and Caitriona is one of those, "says Skelton." Although it has not been taken, it yields a 100% yield to feed. It does not steal for you. If he cries out, he will pray with you, because he is doing the same thing. Many actors are not like that. "
It is the performance that is called between the best Balfe in the show: it thinks its wonderful conviction that the general confusion of the season 1 or the mortality of its first daughter is "Faith" on the second part of the season. It's easy to see why he has received four Golden Globes nominations for his efforts. (His last one, for the current season, pays for the next Sunday's award ceremony.) His energy and hardness has been one of the most important awards in his 2014 premiere – his chemist Heughan was not the leader and smoldering scene of his sex, which is part of the feminine look of attractiveness . "Somehow this show was initially the beginning, because the feminine nature was totally weakened, as we never had seen in those relationships," remembers Balf. "When we see our eyes, we see sex, we see all these things from our eyes. It's amazing that in 2014 it was somewhat revolutionary. We did not do a solo show, but we were the only one."
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The Tonight episode explores the darkest material that has been shown on the show, but it has always boosted material that penetrates the telescope territory, staging depths, nuances and gravities. Claire's reaction to Brianna is her worship after the death of faith; Claire can not give her all the rage because she has the strength to suffer her sister. "To know Claire as her mother, in some way, her actions … Claire can not blame herself for guilt, in many ways, and she can not solve her pain, she can not do it." Balfe says. "It must be the worst nightmare of the mother When your child happens, you can not protect from it. "
outlander For over several years, critics and fans have criticized the show and criticize the original source as a plot of use for sexual violence. The attack on Brianna last week was mixed reviews, some claiming to close the gates of the event, while others questioned the need for rape. "It is important to discuss such things and explore them, because unfortunately all of us are real in our world," said Balfe on the plot line. "We trace a tough line, because we continue the path set in the books, and at one point, the sexual assault was a weapon that was freely used, and nowadays there is a lot to do with these stories, which are a part of the story, but writers and producers and actors We make an effort in the name, if we want to do that, let's do it ".
Balfe also sees this story as an essential truth: "Sexual assault is not shame with the victims. I think this is the most important message, especially in this section: we do not get shame victims, and that would be a reaction at that time." It's clear that Claire, especially as Jamie is telling me, how to help her converse in a way that goes against it. "
Pasaia ends at the end of Cliffhanger, Jamie Brian's partner Roger (remember?) With the death, after a friend of Bree, Lizzie identifies the Bree rapist. In the rest of the seasons, Brianna's pregnancy (she still does not know baby Roger or Bonnet). So yes, things get much messier. And as the last four sections exploit how these convergent stories are explored, it is impossible to miss the inevitable change in the storytelling methods of the show. During the season 4, outlander Claire and Jamie have clearly stated Brianna and Roger with the double cell expansion. "The story is like Brianna and Roger, like Claire and Jamie," says Balf. "The show has evolved to tell the story of this couple, and even to that family."
This season, he also marked a section that does not appear in Balfe and Heugh. "We are very pleased, as we were doing," replied Balfe, laughing, "it tells the after hours of the" 11-day fortress "cycle of the first season of the shows, which are filming on a six-day and five-week basis." It's exhausting fatigue, "he says. "I think all actors will tell you that you are in production like this, it's like leaving the real world out and you live in this bubble. You can do a certain amount of time, fortunately, but after a few years you realize that you are realizing that real life is at the door and ".
Balfe is shocked by the possibilities that are left out, and Claire knows better. "The plot set will be a lot more uniform, I will get to the depths of my moments in Claire, but I will leave it for the same moment and for other characters," he says. Tobias Menzies recalls the method in season 1: "[He] Two would come in two weeks, and he would take his character from eight to eight different perspectives. His profession was incredible. I think that one thing I give is to be able to approach the luxury and process that is sitting in a different way with a different nature. "It's not panic for lovers of protesters," It's only for the benefit of the show, "Balfe commits:" A world that is wider and more comprehensible is better. "
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Balf also expects expansion outlander The Universe will offer their choices, along with Heughan, to explore the role of acting within the show's production. "We're going to have a greater responsibility, I would definitely want to direct the line straight away, and I also believe it. Sam Heughan would love us when we're around," he says, laughing. Claire's Balfe protects it naturally, and its effect extends to the camera and writers' room: "It's important to say, we've built characters from day to day, and I think we're sorry, especially since many of our great writers are not in the show and new writers are coming. [important] keep online all through the seasons ".
I ask Balfe, when he began to work behind his camera when he started thinking about his career: "I have always had that secret ambition, but that's the first thing to say. And then I'm afraid, Could I do it? But when set up all the time, the hours we have accumulated in this show is education. You get people to see their career at the top. I tried to have it as a sponge and I absorb as much as possible when I work with other people. He is watching over other people who are doing this day and trusting in them. You are sorry, Oh, I can."
And it goes beyond people. As much as Claire, Balfe is terrifying, Twitter adds his opinions and passions. This extends to #MeToo and #TimesUp discussions and recreational women. "What is happening in Zeitgeist and what happens in conversations that need more women, [there's a] execution, Well, I did not step on and I did not do it, then how can I talk [how] Do we need more women? It realizes that each one's responsibility is to break the fear of these obstacles. One thing is to talk about it, and another thing is just getting your ass and doing it really, "he says, laughing." So I try to get out of my ass. "
outlander On 5 and 6 May, officially renewed, Balf has a lot of work materials. In the meantime, Netflix nominates a future character Dark Crystal Prequel ("My childhood took me a special time") and will be under the guidance of the driver of the sport (and the wife of Ken Baker, a member of Ken Miles). Ford v. Ferrari. Then, it's a wedding to guess Tony McGill's spouse. But first of all, there are four last four episodes of the 4th season to explain what will happen to Balfe. "It's a great season and a transition, and I think it sets us up for the next few seasons. In many ways it's a great deal of peace in the afternoon."
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Brazil leader breaks silence about protests
Brazil: Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff ended her near-silence about days of massive, violent protests, saying in a prime-time TV broadcast Friday that peaceful demonstrations were part of a strong democracy but that violence could not be tolerated. She promised to improve public services and hold a dialogue with protest leaders.
But it remained unclear exactly who could represent the massive and decentralized groups of demonstrators taking to the streets, venting anger against woeful public services despite a high tax burden.
"I'm going to meet with the leaders of the peaceful protests, I want institutions that are more transparent, more resistant to wrongdoing," Rousseff said in reference to perceptions of deep corruption in Brazilian politics, which is emerging as a focal point of the protests. "It's citizenship and not economic power that must be heard first."
Though offering no details, Rousseff said that her government would create a national plan for public transportation in cities — a hike in bus and subway fares in many cities was the original complaint of the protests. She also reiterated her backing for a plan before congress to invest all oil revenue royalties in education and a promise she made earlier to bring in foreign doctors to areas that lack physicians.
The leader, a former Marxist rebel who fought against Brazil's 1964-1985 military regime and was imprisoned for three years and tortured by the junta, pointedly referred to earlier sacrifices made to free the nation from dictatorship.
"My generation fought a lot so that the voice of the streets could be heard," Rousseff said. "Many were persecuted, tortured and many died for this. The voice of the street must be heard and respected and it can't be confused with the noise and truculence of some troublemakers."
She'd been widely criticized for being all but invisible amid the protests and failing to engage with the people who were demanding her government's attention.
Edvaldo Chaves, a 61-year-old doorman in Rio's upscale Flamengo neighborhood, said he found Friday's speech convincing.
"I thought she seemed calm and cool. Plus, because she was a guerrilla and was in exile, she talks about the issue of protests convincingly," Chaves said. "I think things are going to calm down. We'll probably keep seeing people in the streets but probably small numbers now."
But Bruna Romao, an 18-year-old store clerk in Sao Paulo, said Rousseff's words probably wouldn't have an impact.
"Brazilians are passionate," she said. "We boil over quickly but also cool down fast. But this time it's different, people are in full revolt. I don't see things calming down anytime soon."
Trying to decipher the president's reaction to the unrest had become a national guessing game, especially after some 1 million anti-government demonstrators took to the streets nationwide Thursday night to denounce everything from poor public services to the billions of dollars spent preparing for next year's World Cup soccer tournament and the 2016 Olympics in Brazil.
The protests continued Friday, as about 1,000 people marched in western Rio de Janeiro city, with some looting stores and invading an enormous $250 million arts center that remains empty after several years of construction. Police tried to disperse the crowd with tear gas as they were pelted with rocks. Police said some in the crowd were armed and firing at officers.
Local radio was also reporting that protesters were heading to the apartment of Rio state Gov. Sergio Cabral in the posh Rio neighborhood of Ipanema.
Other protests broke out in the country's biggest city, Sao Paulo, where traffic was paralyzed but no violence reported, and in Fortaleza in the country's northeast. Demonstrators were calling for more mobilizations in 10 cities on Saturday.
The National Conference of Brazilian Bishops came out in favor of the protests, saying that it maintains "solidarity and support for the demonstrations, as long as they remain peaceful."
"This is a phenomenon involving the Brazilian people and the awakening of a new consciousness," church leaders said in the statement. "The protests show all of us that we cannot live in a country with so much inequality."
Rousseff had never held elected office before she became president in 2011 and remains clearly uncomfortable in the spotlight.


Summary: Decision tables are an excellent means to represent the decision rules on which an operational business decision is based. But many decision tables are too technical. They are aimed at software developers, not business people. Do they have to be that way? No! Your approach should stay as close as possible to formats intuitive and natural for business people. In this month's column, Ron Ross explains that decision tables are a key technique for business analysis. In this first part of a 3-part series he introduces you to the fundamentals of what you need to know to understand and design business-friendly decision tables effectively.
An example of a simple decision table is presented in Figure 1. This decision table addresses the question What coat should be worn?
The decision table in Figure 1 can be used to answer four specific variations of the question What coat should be worn?, as follows.
What coat should be worn if it is cold and rainy?
What coat should be worn if it is cold and not rainy?
What coat should be worn if it is not cold and not rainy?
What coat should be worn if it is not cold but rainy?
The answers can be found in the appropriate intersection cells (for convenience, lightly colored), starting at the top row on the left, then reading clockwise.
The answers to the four specific questions above represent four decision rules, which could be expressed as follows.
A lined raincoat should be worn if it is cold and rainy.
A wool overcoat should be worn if it is cold and not rainy.
A coat need not be worn if it is not cold and not rainy.
An unlined raincoat should be worn if it is not cold but rainy.
A decision rule is a business rule that guides the making of an operational business decision, a business rule that provides a specific answer to a selective question.
A significant benefit of using decision tables is that there is no need to write out the decision rules as above (unless desired for clarification). Appropriate outcomes simply appear in the decision cells of the decision table.
Lined raincoat is the outcome given by the decision rule A lined raincoat should be worn if it is cold and rainy.
Other potential outcomes might exist besides these four. Identifying the complete set of potential outcomes is always an important concern in decision analysis.
A decision table is simply a structured means of visualizing decision rules in rows and columns.
addresses questions — once generally and many times specifically.
provides answers (outcomes) selected from among potential outcomes.
A key word in the definition of decision table is visualizing. Decision tables are a means of representing decision rules for viewing and updating in the best (most business-friendly) way possible.
Decision tables are not a data management or database scheme — an entirely different issue. Some practitioners — and experts as well — are quite confused on this important point.
Not every table, of course, is a decision table. Tables can be used productively for a great many purposes. If a table does not represent decision rules fully the table is not a decision table.
What we want from a decision table are the answers to a question. First, however, the decision table must be structured properly to provide and manage these answers in optimal fashion.
The most fundamental idea in structuring a decision table is that it addresses particular cases of interest.
A case is simply some particular situation — nothing more, nothing less. Cases might be called scenarios, but we prefer the term case to avoid any sense of events or actions — i.e., 'flow'. Think of a case as a snapshot of circumstances that at least momentarily don't flow.
It is cold and rainy.
It is cold but not rainy.
It is not cold and not rainy.
It is not cold but rainy.
In TableSpeak these factors are called considerations.
A consideration is a factor in making an operational business decision; something that can be resolved to two or more cases.
How should considerations be worded?
Although considerations can always be worded as questions (as above) we do not insist on that. For example, the two considerations above could be called temperature and precipitation, respectively.
The key is to word or name each consideration in a clear, business-friendly fashion.
How many considerations should a decision table include?
The decision table in Figure 1 involves two considerations.
Many decision tables, of course, involve more than that. As more considerations are added, the complexity of representation, analysis, and management naturally escalates.
It is generally recommended that the number of considerations for a decision table not exceed 7.
What kinds of cases can considerations produce?
Considerations produce two fundamental kinds of cases, elemental and intersection, as discussed below.
How should elemental cases be worded?
Elemental cases need not be specified in quite so wordy a fashion as above. For example, simply yes and no would probably suffice. TableSpeak, however, always focuses on avoiding any possibility of ambiguity or misinterpretation. Good judgment in this regard should be exercised.
Note that cases are never worded as questions.
How many elemental cases can a consideration produce?
category of customer might produce three cases — platinum, gold, and silver.
province of Canada produces ten cases.
zip code or postal code can produce many thousands of elemental cases.
Each consideration should always produce at least two elemental cases.
A factor that results in only one elemental case (in scope) — e.g., California — can be handled in some better way. Such a consideration might be treated as a scope item or an exception.
What quality considerations apply to the elemental considerations?
exhaustive (inclusive of all cases in scope).
Anomalies can occur in decision tables when these quality criteria are not satisfied.
A decision table with only one consideration does not comprise any intersection cases. Since most decision tables involve two or more considerations, however, most do involve intersection cases.
How intersection cases are handled is a central issue in structuring decision tables. Part 2 of this 3-part series explains and identifies the fundamental styles of decision tables.


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Japanese dwarf flying squirrel. Japanese And Siberian Flying Squirrels Are Probably The Cutest Animals On Earth
Japanese dwarf flying squirrel
The following paragraphs provide some interesting facts about the adorable Japanese dwarf flying squirrels. They are nocturnal; both female and male are of the same size. The weight of adults depends on the time of year, and is normally 50—150 grams. At birth, flying squirrels are mostly hairless, apart from their whiskers, and most of their senses are not present. Gestation period lasts about 4 weeks, yielding 2 - 3 young on average, sometimes up to 5 per litter.
A few interesting facts about flying squirrels
When thunder cracks at night, sometimes there are almost enough of them to blot out the sky. And flying squirrels have helped shape their habitats in return, spreading tree seeds and providing food for native predators like owls. Habitat Japanese dwarf flying squirrels make their nests in the cavities of trees,or at the cross point between branches and tree trunks. Japanese flying squirrels do not hibernate and are active throughout the year. These squirrels also tend to line their nests with mosses and lichens. Their activities harvesting and hoarding tree seeds play a crucial role in seedlingestablishment.
Japanese Flying Squirrel Facts: Dwarfs, Giants and Cool Stuff!
As it flies, it scatters electricity around, so bird Pokémon keep their distance. The world is truly a wonderful place. Flying squirrels — which actually glide, not fly — date back to at least the Oligocene Epoch, and now come in 43 species across Asia, Europe and North America. Photo: Gliding through trees by moonlight, these animals can seem like ghosts. Western squirrel makes two nests. They are omnivorous, and will eat whatever kinds of food they can find. The dietary preferences of the Japanese flyers is in stark contrast to the American Southern flyer which loves to and baby chicks.
Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel : aww
Mammalia: Journal De Morphologie, Biologie, Systematique Des Mammiferes, 72 4 , 286-296. Instead of wings, flying squirrels have 'patagia' and wrist spurs. Their berry is white and their back covered with grey brown hair. The young ones are born between May and July. One of these two nests is larger in size and well covered. For tens of millions of years, a variety of other furry vertebrates have also been soaring through forests, especially after dark.
Facts about Japanese Dwarf flying squirrel
Journal of Mammalogy, 83 2 , 553-562. It lands on the trunk of its target tree, gripping the bark with its claws, and often immediately scurries to the other side to avoid any owls that might have seen its glide. Six Trainers' Emolga appeared in , where they joined the rest of in showering with light so it could return to its. As the : The fossils of the new species, and , are exquisitely preserved, revealing many details of their anatomy. Origin Emolga appears to be based on the and possibly the.
The third lineage, by far the largest, has a near-cosmopolitan distribution. Feeding Behaviors The Japanese dwarf flying squirrel is nocturnal, and during the day it rests in holes in trees. Both species are nocturnal and spend almost their entire lives up in the trees. They also have very versatile and sturdy claws for grasping and climbing. In the wild, sugar gliders inhabit Australia, New Guinea and Indonesia.


The most fascinating match at the Australian Open could be Serena Williams against Naomi Osaka — a reprise of their epic US Open final last year.
That was the day Williams melted down spectacularly as she lost the tournament which would have meant tying Margaret Court's remarkable record of 24 grand slam singles wins.
The re-match won't happen until the semifinals, courtesy of the pair's different paths in the women's tennis draw and thus might not happen at all though Osaka has a helpful draw if she can get past the returning Victoria Azarenka early on.
Williams, still world No 16 as she makes her way back to the top of tennis's rankings, has sister Venus in her way as well as world No 1 Simona Halep, the talented Garbine Muguruza and Karolina Pliskova, plus fellow American Madison Keys. However Halep has lost her last five matches in a row, Muguruza has an inconsistent record in slams and Pliskova has not yet quite ascended to the top tier despite some good slam showings.
Bianca Andreescu, incidentally, the young Canadian who won so many hearts in Auckland, is also in Osaka's draw and the pair could meet in the third round if the hard-hitting Andreescu goes on another run in Melbourne.
Both Williams and Osaka are drawn away from Angelique Kerber, Julia Goerges, Sloane Stephens, defending champion Caroline Wozniacki, Maria Sharapova and Petra Kvitova, upcoming stars like Australia's great hope, Ashleigh Barty, plus Jelena Ostapenko and Aryna Sabalenka. The women's competition looks far more open and interesting than the men's, where Novak Djokovic is firm favourite.
Osaka, still only 21, has been patchy since her US Open win. That could simply be a common ailing: the season after a breakthrough win can be trying for young players. They burst into the spotlight, dazzle — but then have difficulty regaining that level. "Second season syndrome" is no fanciful concept.
Ostapenko, who broke through with her French Open win in 2017, is a good example. Her aggressive strokes seemed set to carry her to the top of the world but a less impressive 2018 saw her slip to 22 in the world ... watch out for a revival this year.
Osaka, meanwhile, lost in just over an hour this week in Brisbane's lead-up tournament to Ukraine's Lesia Turenko and afterwards admitted to "sulking" because she wasn't playing well. She later posted a tweet saying: "Had the worst attitude on court today. Sorry to anyone who watched. I keep telling myself to be more mature but it seems it'll take a while."
How cute is that? Not only cute but more self-aware and mature than Williams was in her US Open rant at umpire Carlos Ramos, an episode when Serena was anything but serene.
She too was not playing well; the umpire's decision to penalise her for being coached from the stands, for racquet abuse and calling him a "thief" set her off. She produced a tirade of accusations and tears, turning the whole episode into a gender issue by calling the umpire sexist and maintaining male players were never punished the same way.
Maybe that is mostly so — but it was a side issue. Anyone who saw the genesis of the meltdown could see it had little to do with gender. Her red herring was taken up by many, mostly female, protagonists to the extent that any male questioning Williams' behaviour became a part of the conspiracy. It was exacerbated by a (male) Aussie cartoonist whose caricature of Serena's tantrums was seen by everyone — except maybe himself — as racist.
But this was an open and shut case of bad behaviour unbecoming of the greatest player women's tennis has seen. It was unprofessional and disturbing for anyone who follows top-level sport and the mores that apply there. You can care deeply, even dramatically protest but, in the end, you take your lumps and salute the winner, no matter how much it hurts and how unfair the gods of tennis might have been.
Williams' actions ignited the partisan US crowd and they booed through the victory ceremony until Williams belatedly realised how all this appeared and attempted, unconvincingly, to comfort the younger woman.
What should have been Osaka's crowning moment saw her shunted into the background, a visit to victory which attained only victim status and brought her close to tears. A national poll in the UK later voted Osaka the most unfairly treated person in sport in 2018.
So I have two contradictory wishes for this tennis season and Australia Open: first, that Williams wins the grand slam tournaments she needs to underline what she clearly is — the best ever.
But I also hope Osaka conquers second season syndrome and wins another slam tournament in which she can be properly feted and grows into the kind of player who can overcome everything — everything — Serena Williams can throw at her.


Brave adventurers that seek to solve the mysteries that lie beneath the surface in the Netherworld, welcome to 'Dungeons & Dragons & Denizens' ! We'll be running 12 tables of home brew tales utilising the Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition ruleset. We abide by the 'rule of cool' and this is suitable for beginner to relaxed experienced players. Booking is essential – Entry is $20 which comes with a drink and snacks. If you're new to the game, no problem – we'll have pre-made characters available. If you'd like to make your own characters you're welcome to do that utilising standard array attributes. at 3rd level. Characters to be made solely via the core rulebooks (this includes Volo's).
Dungeons & Dragons & Denizens will be a monthly event that we will grow overtime, utilising our own canon crossed with 5e lore. Each session is a single session adventure, though characters can treat ongoing adventures as a campaign.
**Note: Netherworld is closed on a Monday, so this will be a private event. The bar will be open to attendees, but the Hellmouth Diner will be shut. Please feel free to bring your own dinner/food in. Doors open at 6pm for a 6.30pm start. Please make sure you arrive before 6.30pm!


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Normandy /
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Barfleur travel guide
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Visit Barfleur (Normandy, France)
Barfleur is a village 25 kilometres east of Cherbourg on the north-eastern tip of the Cotentin peninsula of Normandy. It is listed among the 'most beautiful villages of France' - it is now hard to believe that a few centuries ago Barfleur was the largest port in Normandy.
It was here in 1066 that the Normans prepared for the Battle of Hastings, while late in the night of 25th November 1120 at Barfleur a ship carrying Prince William to England struck a rock that caused the death of the heir to the English throne and chaos in the monarchy. In 1692 it was just off the coast from here that a great ship battle took place, known as the Battle of Barfleur.
Explore Barfleur
France This Way review: Barfleur is an unspoiled little coastal town and fishing port, worthy of a detour on your way to or from the bustling port of Cherbourg, to watch the tides entering the harbour and to enjoy the quiet charms of the port village.
Barfleur has an attractive and active fishing port, dominated by the Church of St Nicholas and lined with sturdy grey granite houses, each with white shutters to brighten the sombre facades.
Your visit will focus around this harbour, which is situated in a small natural inlet, and its picturesque fishing boats. Fishing and mussel and oyster harvesting are still the main activities of the fishermen in the port. The local speciality, which you can enjoy in a restaurant next to the port, are the mussels harvested in the sea nearby and called the Blonde de Barfleur.
The 17th century church and its associated cemetery stands at the end of the harbour and is interesting, if a little austere: not helped, perhaps, when the belltower apparently collapsed in the 18th century due to bad weather. Inside the church you can see a large 16th century Flemish painting.
It is the granite houses around the harbour and in the village centre that give Barfleur its character. Most of the houses were constructed in the 17th and 18th centuries, when the town was made prosperous by its fishing and after a history in which the town was burned by Edward III in 1348 and then again during the 15th and 16th centuries.
Within the village you can also see the medieval courtyard of Saint-Catherine and the pretty little Jardin des Augustins. The houses in the Saint-Catherine courtyard are the oldest in Barfleur and were built in the 15th century.
Barfleur has a reputation for attracting artists: this started when Paul Signac lived in the village from 1932 - 1935 and the tradition continues to this day. You can still see Signac's house, the Maison de Signac, on rue Saint-Nicolas near the church.
There are some pleasant small beaches nearby and in walking distance of Barfleur. The principal beach is the Plage de la Sambière to the south-east of the town.
About two miles to the north of here is Cape Barfleur, with a lighthouse 233 feet high (the 'phare de Gatteville') being one of the highest in France. Follow the coast path to reach the lighthouse and to enjoy the attractive coastal scenery.
You can find more travel ideas in the Manche guide and the Normandy guide.
Hotels in and near Barfleur
Arrange a visit to Barfleur
Hotels in Barfleur
Map of Barfleur and places nearby
Visit near Barfleur with France This Way reviews
The port town of Cherbourg has several monuments and museums of interest and a visit is recommended
Cherbourg guide
Normandy landing beaches
70 years on and the Normandy Landing Beches still attract thousands of visitors interested in the D-Day landings in 1944.
Normandy landing beaches guide
Lessay abbey
The abbey church at Lessay is an important example of roman style architecture
Lessay abbey guide
Arromanches is well known as the town where the Mulberry Harbour was built during the D-Day landings in 1944
Arromanches guide
Best known for its world-famous tapestry, Bayeux also has an imposing cathedral
Bayeux guide
... or see ALL recommended places to visit in Manche
Tourist classifications for Barfleur
Barfleur is classified as a one of the most beautiful village in France (plus beau villages)
Address: Barfleur, Quettehou, Cherbourg-Octeville, Normandy, 50760, France || GPS coordinates: latitude 49.669, longitude -1.265
Plan your visit to Barfleur, Manche
Attractions, places & markets near Barfleur
Manche places to visit
Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue tours (Vauban fortifications): heritage site (9 km)
Parc du château des Ravalet: remarkable garden (23 km)
Valognes: town of art and history (23 km)
Cherbourg: ville fleurie 4* (26 km)
Château de Beaurepaire: remarkable garden (30 km)
Baie des Veys: site of natural beauty (34 km)
Parc du château de Nacqueville: remarkable garden (34 km)
Marais du Cotentin et du Bessin: regional natural parc (41 km)
Jardin botanique du château de Vauville: remarkable garden (42 km)
Cap de la Hague: site of natural beauty (46 km)
Jardin Jacques Prévert: remarkable garden (47 km)
Nez de Jobourg: site of natural beauty (49 km)
The French version of this page is at Barfleur (Francais)


Sayer, "Child of Aram G."-Reinterred at Evergreen 1 Aug 1873 Location C-11-[Ed. Note: Possibly this entry is a duplication of "Sayre, Child of Aram G." Chambers shows no other information. CR210 show Aram Guerin Sayre m. 17 Mar 1846 Charlotte Pierson Concklin. Not listed in either the Vail or Parker compilation. See Sayre, Aram Guerin].
Sayre, "Child of Aram G."-Reinterred at Evergreen 1 Aug 1873 Location C-11-[Ed. Note: Possibly this entry is a duplication of "Sayer, Child of Aram G." Chambers shows no other information. CR210 show Aram Guerin Sayre m. 17 Mar 1846 Charlotte Pierson Concklin. Not listed in either the Vail or Parker compilation. See Sayre, Aram Guerin].
Sayre, Fanny Louisa-6/3 & 6/15-b. 20 Dec 1859, d. 17 Jul 1957. [Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker. CR211 show Fanny Louisa Sayre, Daughter of Theodore & Mary L. Whitehead Sayre, Confirmed 3 Jun 1874].
Sayre, Hannah A.-6/15-Wife of William Sayre, b. 6 Dec 1800, d. 9 Mar 1894. [Ed. Note: CR90 & 211 show Hannah A. Guering, Daughter of Aram & Nancy (______) Guerin, m. William Sayre, Jr., Son of Moses "Seers" 22 Jan 1818. Hannah & William were parents of seven i.e., Aram Guerin, Marshall A., William Y., Anna Maria, Gertrude Nancy, Theodore, and Mary Laura].
Sayre, Joanna-6/15 & 20/53-Daughter of William & Hannah Sayre, b. 1 Apr 1828, d. 13 Mar 1832. [Ed. Note: Vail says b. 1 Apr 1827, d. 15 Mar 1832. CR211 does not list Joanna among the children of William & Hannah Sayre. See Sayre, Hannah A. Site 6/15 is a Memorial to multiple members of Sayre family. This suggests that Joanna may have been included in the Memorial but actually interred at this Site 20/53].
Sayre, Lidia-6/15-b. 16 Jan 1791, d. 4 Apr 1884. [Ed. Note: CR210 show Lydia Sayre, Daughter of Moses Sayre, d. 4 Apr 1884, age 93].
Sayre, Martha (Mattie)-6/18-Daughter of Theodore & Mary L. W. Sayre, d. 26 Feb 1862. [Ed. Note: Parker shows date supplied from Church Records. CR211 show d. Martha Whitehead Sayre d. 26 Feb 1862, age 5].
Sayre, Mary Canfield-16/7-Wife of William Sayre, d. 10 Dec 1850, age 62.7.10. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Mary Canfield, Daughter of John Canfield, m. 13 Nov 1811. No children found in The Combined Register].
Sayre, Mary L.-6/15 & Possibly 6/16-b. 6 May 1837, d. 27 Feb 1854. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Mary Laura Sayre, Daughter of William & Hannah A. (Guering) Sayre, Jr. It is unclear whether the "MLS" initials on the marker are for Mary L. Sayre or Mary L. Whitehead Sayre].
Sayre, Mary L. Whitehead-6/15 & Possibly 6/16-Wife of Theodore Sayre, b. 23 Apr 1834, d. 4 Nov 1899. [Ed. Note: CR211 & 258 show Mary Louisa Whitehead, Daughter of Sylvester Russell & Mary Louisa (Ludlow) Whitehead, m. Theodore Sayre, Son of William & Hannah A. (Guering) Sayre, Jr., 12 Oct 1854. May & Theodore were parents of three i.e., Martha Whitehead, Fanny Louisa, and Anna Pierson. It is unclear whether the "MLS" initials on the marker are for Mary L. Sayre or Mary L. Whitehead Sayre].
Sayre, Phebe-21/8-A Servant of Samuel Sayre. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers. Murdered along with Samuel & Sally Sayre. See Sayre, Samuel. The grave was one of those washed out in the building of "1776 On The Green" in August 1971. The remains were placed in a common grave and the markers aligned as indicated].
Sayre, Sally-31/68-Wife of Samuel Sayre, interred 13 May 1833, age 58. [Ed. Note: See Sayre, Samuel].
Sayre, Samuel-31/68-Husband of Sally Sayre, interred 13 May 1833, age 62. [Ed. Note: CR21 show Samuel Sayre & his Wife Sally "both murdered" 13 May 1833, he age 62 and she age 55. Murdered at the same time was the Sayre's maid Phebe. See Sayre, Phebe. The murderer, Antoine LeBlanc was caught a day or two later. He was tried and convicted. His hanging, the last public hanging on "The Green," is said to have been attended by over 10,000 people].
Sayre, Theodore-6/15 & 6/27-b. 9 Jul 1829, d. 4 Nov 1899. [Ed. Note: Husband of Mary Louisa (Whitehead) Sayre. See Sayre Mary L. Whitehead].
Sayre, William-6/15-b. 17 Jan 1795, d. 24 Aug 1881. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Husband of Hannah A. (Guering) Sayre. See Sayre, Hannah A.].
Schenck, Abraham-28/22-d. 12 Feb 1820, age 63.6.9. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Abraham Tunis Schenck m. Phebe Crowell. He d. 12 Feb 1820, age 64. Abraham & Phebe were parents of nine i.e., Peter, Cornelia, David, Joanna, Seth Crowell, John, Eliza, Margaret, and Catherine Ann].
Schenck, Charles-28/5-Son of S.C. & Harriet Schenck, age 3.5. [Ed. Note: CR211 show the Wife of Seth Crowell Schenck, Hariet Marian, d. 7 Jan 1831. See Schenck, Harriet Meriam. CR211 also show Seth Crowell Schenck was father of two i.e., Eliza Augusta and Mary Phebe. Dates associated with these two children suggest that they were born in the 1820s. Seth Crowell Schenck was Dismissed to Georgia 19 Apr 1815. It is possible that Charles was not listed in The Combined Registers because he died young and the family was living in Georgia for his entire life].
Schenck, David-28/7-b. 26 Feb 1790, d. 2 Jun 1820. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Son of Abraham Tunis & Phebe (Crowell) Schenck, b. 26 Feb 1790, d. 2 Jan 1829, age 39].
Schenck, Eliza-5/15-d. 21 Dec 1883, age 84. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Daughter of Abraham Tunis & Phebe (Crowell) Schenck, b. 4 Jan 1799, d. 21 Dec 1883, age 79 ].
Schenck, Elizabeth S.-NL Segment 21-d. 1845. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Schenck, Harriet-19/28-Wife of John Schenck and Daughter of James & Sarah Stevens d. 24 Sep 1845, age 37. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Harriet, Wife of John G. Schenck. CR221 show a Harriet Stevens, Daughter of James & Sarah (Tompkins) Stevens, Baptized 5 May 1815].
Schenck, Harriet Meriam-28/4-Wife of S.C. Schenck and Daughter of Dr. Asa & Mary Meriam of MA, d. 7 Jan 1831. [Ed. Note: See Schenck, Charles].
Schenck, Margaretta A.-5/16-d. 14 Jan 1874. [Ed. Note: CR211 show a Margaret Schenck, Daughter of Abraham Tunis & Phebe (Crowell), d. 10 Jul 1874. See Schenck, Eliza who would be a Sister of Margaret, which suggests that Margaretta A. and Margaret may be one and the same].
Schenck, Mary Phebe-28/6-Daughter of S.C. & Harriet Schenck. d. 19 May 1838. [Ed. Note: CR21 show Daughter of Seth Crowell Schenck, d. 14 May 1838, age 14. See Schenck, Charles].
Schenck, Phebe Crowell-28/21-Wife of Abraham Schenck, d. 21 Dec 1835, age 73. [Ed. Note: See Schenck, Abraham].
Schenck, S.C.-5/18-d. 10 Jul 1863, age 69. [Ed. Note: CR211 show Seth Crowell, Son of Abraham Tunis & Phebe (Crowell) Schenck, b. 1794, m. Harriet (Marian), d. 10 Jul 1863, age 70. Seth & Harriet were parents of two i.e., Eliza Augusta & Mary Phebe. Harriet d. 7 Jan 1831].
Schock, Floyd-12/16-Husband of Lillian (Stumpf) Schock, b. 29 Jan 1884, d. 14 Aug 1953. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection].
Schock, Lillian (Stumpf)-12/16-Wife of Floyd Schock, b. 21 Oct 1891, d. 18 Jul 1969. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection and from the 1960s BBR].
Schureman, William Emmet-V Reinterred at Evergreen 5 Apr 1866 Location L-34-[Ed. Note: Chambers shows d. 8 Aug 1848, age 6 months. Vail shows Son of Leonard & Frances, b. 20 Feb 1848, d. 2 Aug 1848. Not found in The Combined Registers. Not listed in Parker's compilation].
Scofield, Anna-14/23-Wife of James Scofield, d. 29 Mar 1836, age 54.3.25. [Ed. Note: See Scofield].
Scofield, Charlotte Augusta-14/25-Daughter of James & Caroline Scofield, d. 15 Feb 1842, age 2.2.9. [Ed. Note: CR212 show James J. Scofield, Son of James & Anna Scofield, m. Caroline A. Ford 30 Jul 1826, but no children are listed in The Combined Registers].
Scofield, James-14/22-d. 25 Sep 1848, age 69. [Ed. Note: CR211 & 212 show James Scofield and his Wife Anna were parents of five i.e., Sarah Ann, Hannah Maria, Charles E., James J., and Emeline. See Scofield, Robert].
Scofield, Robert-14/24-Son of James & Anna Scofield, d. 13 Jul 1833, age 15.5. [Ed. Note: CR212 does not include Robert on the list of the children of James & Anna].
Scott, Eunice-29/13-Wife of John Scott and Former Wife of Stephen Moore, d. 6 Mar 1802, age 60. [Ed. Note: CR212 show Eunice Ford, Daughter of Samuel & Hannah (Baldwin) Ford and Widow of Stephen Moore, was the 2nd Wife of John Scott. Eunice and her 1st Husband were parents of six i.e., Sarah, Phebe, Eunice, and Samuel and possibly Sarah and Hannah. No children found in The Combined Registers for Eunice & John].
Scott, Stephen F.-28/46-Son of Ezra & Anna Scott, d. 31 Aug 1846, age 29. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1816, age 28.7.15 and corrected by Church Records. CR212 show Son of Ezra & Anna (Goble) Scott].
Scribner, Anna-31/64-b. 16 Oct 1785, d. 18 Jan 1814. [Ed. Note: CR212 show Daughter of the Widow Phebe Scribner].
Sechrest, Charles H. -MG-Husband of Nancy Monroe Sechrest, b. 21 May 1922, d. 27 Oct. 2007. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection].
Seeley, Charles-Reinterred at Evergreen 25 May 1874 Location K-35-[Ed. Note: Chambers provides no other information. Not found in The Combined Registers. Not listed in either the Vail or Parker compilation].
Seely, Edith (Klintrup)-MG-Widow of William E. Seely, b. 1917, d. 6 Jan 1993, age 75. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection and from the 1990s BBR].
Seely, William E.-MG-Husband of of Edith (Klintrup Seely, b. 1914, d. 30 Nov 1988. [Ed. Note: Cremains interred in the Memorial Garden 31 Mar 1990. Information obtained by Visual Inspection and from the 1980s BBR].
Sexton, Jesse-23/33-Husband of Kezia Allen Sexton, d. 2 Sep 1813, age 55. [Ed. Note: CR6 & 214 show Jesse Sexton (sometimes "Saxon") m. 30 Oct 1783 Kezia Allen, Daughter of Gilbert & Elizabeth (_______) Allen. Jesse & Kezia adopted Harriet Allen, b. 11 Aug 1807].
Sexton, Kezia Allen-20/32-Wife of Jesse Sexton, d. 3 Aug 1831, age 70. [Ed. Note: See Sexton, Jesse].
Shannon, Elizabeth Mrs.-26/21-Also Wife of William Wooley, b. 1 Nov 1789, d. 25 Feb 1851. [Ed. Note: CR214 & 267 show Elizabeth _______, b. 4 Nov 1789, 1st m. John Shannon. He d. 20 Dec 1831, age 35. Elizabeth 2nd m. William Wolley (also appears as "Wooley") 4 Jul 1836. No children found in The Combined Registers for either marriage].
Sharp, Alfred W.-V Reinterred at Evergreen-Son of John A. & Mary E. Sharp, d. 25 Oct 1847, age 3-Removed to Evergreen Cemetery. [Ed. Note: See Sharp, Mary E. Reinterment confirmed by Chambers at Page 73. Alfred is not listed in Parker's compilation].
Sharp, Mary E.-V Reinterred at Evergreen No Date Location D-29-Wife of John A. Sharp, d. 5 Oct 1847, age 30-Removed to Evergreen Cemetery. [Ed. Note: CR215 show Mary Elizabeth Sharp, Wife of John A Sharp. No children found in The Combined Registers for Mary & John. Reinterment confirmed by Chambers at Page 73. Chambers also shows two children of Mary & John interred at Evergreen i.e., Alfred W. (d. 25 Oct 1847, age 3) and George W. (d. 18 Jul 1857, age 9). See Sharp, Alfred W. and Sharp, "Child of John A. & Mary." Mary is not listed in Parker's compilation].
Shipman, Benjamin-19/29-d. 24 Mar 1762, age 68. [Ed. Note: CR215 show Benjamin Shipman m. Charity _______, and d. age 69. No children found in The Combined Registers for Benjamin & Charity].
Shipman, Sarah-24/1-Wife of Samuel Shipman, d. 31 Jul 1824, age 63. [Ed. Note: CR216 show Samuel Shipman d. 31 Jul 1824, age 65 and his Wife Sarah _______ d. 1 Aug 1824, age 63. Sarah & Samuel were the parents of Mary Stephens].
Smith, Hetable Cobb-V-Daughter of John & Sally Smith, d. 27 Apr 1805, age 4.6.3. [Ed. Note: CR218 show John Smith had a Daughter Mahitabel Cobb Smith, b. 1801, d. 27 Apr 1805, age 4. John's Wife is not shown in The Combined Registers. CR291 & 292 show Edward & Elizabeth Cobb were parents of Daughters named Mary, Mehitabel, and Charity, whose brother married a Polly Smith. Although Mehitabel is known to have married Jacob P. Vanness, it is possible Sally was a nickname for either Mary or Charity].
Smith, Jacob-11/4-d. 30 Apr 1811, age 43.5.14. [Ed. Note: CR218 show Jacob Smith m. Caroline Gould. Both came from Caldwell 1 Mar 1805. No children found in The Combined Registers for Jacob & Caroline. See Smith, Miranda].
Smith, Mary-14/20-Daughter of John M. & Emily B. Smith, d. 28 Aug 1847, age 1. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1817. Corrected by Sexton's Book. CR218 show John M. Smith, Son of Jonathan H. & Phebe (Beach) Smith, m. Emily Torry of Honesdale, PA. No children found in The Combined Registers for John & Emily. See Smith, Warren S.].
Smith, Mary-26/11-Wife of Frederick Smith, d. 26 Aug 1849, age 34. [Ed. Note: CR108 & 217 show Frederic Smith m. Mary Holloway 18 Dec 1833. No children found in The Combined Registers for Mary & Frederic].
Smith, Miranda-11/5-Daughter of Jacob & Catherine Smith, d. 8 May 1801, age 2. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers, but Miranda is interred next to Jacob Smith. See Smith, Jacob].
Smith, Warren S.-14/20-Son of John M. & Emily B. Smith, d. 5 Jan 1852, age 4. [Ed. Note: See Smith, Mary].
Sneden, Elijah-20/64-d. 16 Jan 1806, age 51. [Ed. Note: CR90 & 219 show Elijah m. 11 May 1783 to Sarah Gregory. Elijah and Sarah were parents of Mary].
Sneden, Sarah-14/40-Wife of Stephen Sneden, prior Wife of Daniel B. Fletcher, and Daughter of Joel & Huldah Parish, 8 Jun 1785, d. 6 Nov 1846. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1816 and corrected by Church Records. CR219 show Sarah Parrish Sneeden, Daughter of Joel & Huldah (surname not shown), b. 8 Jun 1785, d. 6 Nov 1846, but no mention of being married to Stephen Sneden or Daniel B. Fletcher. CR219 also show Sarah came from Michigan 19 Sep 1844, which could be the cause of the incomplete record. Stephen had died 30 Dec 1825].
Sneden, Sarah Elizabeth-V-Third child of Stephen & Sarah Sneden, b. 27 Oct 1824, d. 27 Dec 1825. [Ed. Note: No children found in The Combined Registers for Stephen & Sarah. See Sneden, Sarah].
Sneden, Stephen-20/63-b. 28 Jan 1787, d. 30 Dec 1825. [Ed. Note: Information confirmed by CR219].
Snyder, Nancy Ann (Nyman)-MG-Wife of Raymond W. Snyder, b. 1931, d. 2 Jan 1994, age 61. An Elder. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection and from the 1990s BBR].
Spain, Dorothy Griffith -MG-Wife of Thomas Howard Spain, b. 18 Feb 1897, d. 4 Feb. 1987. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection].
Spain, Thomas Howard -MG-Husband of Dorothy Griffith Spain, b. 2 Nov 1895, d. 23 Aug 1970. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection].
Sprague, Catherine A. Schenck-5/17-Widow of Silas Sprague, d. 3 Oct 1868, age 61. [Ed. Note: CR220 show Catharine A. Sprague, Widow of Silas. No children found for Catharine & Silas in The Combined Registers].
Stevens, Henriette Phoenix-13/2-Wife of Ambrose Stevens, d. 1833. [Ed. Note: CR181 & 221 show Henrietta Phoenix, Daniel & Anne (Phillips) Phoenix, Jr., b. May 1805, m. Ambrose Stevens of Batavia, NY 18 Nov 1829, d. 23 Nov 1833, age 35. No children found in The Combined Registers for Henrietta & Ambrose].
Stevens, James-19/27-d. 21 Jul 1845, age 59. [Ed. Note: CR221 & 234 show James Stevens Jr. of Mendham m. 12 May 1808 to Sarah Tompkins, Daughter of Uzal & Sarah (Benjamin) Tomkins (also appears as "Tompkins"), d. 21 Jul 1845, age 60. James & Sarah were parents of Harriet and Susanna].
Stevens, Mary Shipman-24/2-Wife of Frazy (Frazier) Stevens, d. 26 Jun 1798, age 19. [Ed. Note: CR221 show Mary Shipman of Hanover m. 31 March 1798 to Frazier Stevens, and d. 6 Jun 1798, age 19].
Stevens, Sarah Tompkins-19/26-Wife of James Stevens, d. 1 May 1850, age 68. [Ed. Note: See Stevens, James].
Stevens, Susan-17/25-Daughter of James & Sarah Stevens, d. 18 Sep 1841, age 30. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1811 and corrected by Church Records. See Stevens, James].
Stevenson, Eleanor-7/5 & 7/6-Wife of Richard W. Stevenson, 1819-1902. [Ed. Note: CR64 & 222 show Ellen L. Duryee, Daughter of Reverend Dr. Phillip & Rachel (Day) Duryee, m. Richard Wilson Stevenson, a Physician who was ordained an Elder in 1857. Eleanor & Richard were parents of nine i.e., James Duryee, Phillip G. Louisa. Rachel Ellen, Mary Gertrude, Richard, William Duryee, Phillip Edward, and Kate Stewart].
Stevenson, James Duryea-7/5-b. 1842, d. 29 Aug 1919. [Ed. Note: CR222 show Son of Richard & Eleanor Stevenson. Ordained an Elder in 1870].
Stevenson, Kate Stuart-7/5 & 7/10-11 May 1860-29 May 1949. [Ed. Note: Information obtained by Visual Inspection].
Stevenson, Louisa-7/5-b. 1844, d. 24 Dec 1918. [Ed. Note: CR222 show Daughter of Richard & Eleanor Stevenson].
Stevenson, Phillip Edward-7/5 & 7/8 -b. 7 Jan 1858, d. 17 Jul 1863, age 5. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1883 and corrected by Church Records. Date and age of death confirmed by CR222 which also show Son of Richard Wilson & Ellen L. (Duryee) Stevenson].
Stevenson, Phillipa-7/5-d. San Antonio 2 Feb 1891. [Ed. Note: CR222 & 324 show a Phillipe G. Stevenson, Daughter of Richard Wilson & Ellen L. (Duryee) Stevenson, d. at San Antonio, TX in 1891].
Stevenson, Rachel Ellen-7/5 & 7/8-b. 7 Jul 1848, d. 26 Jun 1861. [Ed. Note: CR222 show Daughter of Richard Wilson & Ellen L. (Duryee) Stevenson. See Stevenson, Eleanor].
Stevenson, Richard W., MD-7/5 & 7/6-b. 10 Apr 1801, d. 15 Feb 1881. [Ed. Note: CR222 show Husband of Ellen L. (Duryee) Stevenson. See Stevenson, Eleanor].
Stevenson, Richard Wilson-7/5-b. 1854, d. 15 Aug 1918. [Ed. Note: CR222 show Son of Richard Wilson & Ellen L. (Duryee) Stevenson, b. 13 May 1854. See Stevenson Eleanor].
Stevenson, William Duryee-7/5-b. 11 Jul 1855, d. 13 Mar 1877, age 21. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied b. 11 Jul 1856, d. 18 Mar 1877 and corrected by Church Records. CR222 show Son of Richard Wilson & Ellen L. (Duryee) Stevenson, b. 11 Jul 1855, d. 13 Mar 1877, age 21. See Stevenson Eleanor].
Stewart, George-5/28-Husband of Phebe Stewart, d. 8 Dec 1861, age 74. [Ed. Note: CR222 show George Stewart d. 7 Dec 1860, age 74 and his Widow Phebe d. 12 Sep 1864, age 74. No children found in The Combined Registers].
Stewart, Phebe-5/29-Wife of George Stewart, d. 12 Sep 1864, age 74. [Ed. Note: See Stewart, George].
Stewart, William Lindsley-V-Son of George & Phebe Stewart, d. 4 Mar 1843, age 10 years 22 days. [Ed. Note See Stewart, George].
Stiles, Abraham-NL Segment 26-Son of Timothy & Anna Stiles, d. 29 Nov 1777. [Ed. Note: CR225 show Son of Timothy & Anna (Carter) Stiles].
Stiles, Anna-26/8-Wife of Timothy Stiles, d. 12 Dec 1778, age 27. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 12 May 1778 and corrected by Church Records. CR225 show Timothy Stiles 1st m. Anna Carter 26 Feb 1772. Anna & Timothy were parents of three i.e., Abraham, Mary, and Hannah].
Stiles, Comfort-28/25-Wife of Joseph Stiles, Esq., d. 17 Jun 1785, age 76. [Ed. Note: CR224 show Wife of Captain Joseph Stiles and they were parents of five i.e., Silas, George, George, Silas, and Comfort. CR224 also show Comfort d. 17 Jun 1785, age 77 and Joseph d. 2 Dec 1776, age 70].
Stiles, Daniel-28/10-Son of Ebenezer Stiles, d. 2 Sep 1792, age 30. [Ed. Note: Parker shows name originally copied David and corrected by BOM30. CR223 show this probably is the Daniel Stiles, Baptized 20 Dec 1761, who was the Son of the Ebenezer Stiles, Sr. shown below].
Stiles, Daniel-28/30-Son of Ebenezer & "Phebe S." Stiles, b. 20 Nov 1792, d. 3 Jun 1825. [Ed. Note: CR223 show Son of Ebenezer Stiles & his Wife Phebe].
Stiles, Ebenezer-28/30-Husband of Phebe Stiles, b. 24 Jul 1767, d. 27 Dec 1826. [Ed. Note: CR223 appears to indicate Ebenezer was the son Ebenezer Stiles, Sr. shown below. There is some confusion here because CR223 show "Ebenezer; Baptized 23 Aug 1767. A child, d. 13 May 1770." It is not absolutely clear whether the reference is to another child or to Ebenezer. Ebenezer & Phebe were parents of four i.e., Daniel, Ezra B. John P., and Julia. Parker appears to have used the same date of death for Ebenezer as for his Wife Phebe. CR223 shows Ebenezer d. 6 Oct 1839, age 72 and Phebe d. 27 Dec 1826].
Stiles, Ebenezer, Sr.-28/30-1726-1814. [Ed. Note: CR223 show Ebenezer Stiles of Morris Plains and his 1st Wife whose name is not shown in the Church Records. They were parents of seven i.e., Rebecca, Hannah, Daniel, Charity, Jemima, Ebenezer, and Moses. Possibly there was an eighth child who d. 13 May 1770. See Stiles Ebenezer above. Ebenezer 2nd m. Abigail (Conger) Goble, Widow of Simeon Goble and Daughter of Benjamin Conger. CR45 suggest Benjamin Conger may have been married twice although the name of his 1st Wife is not recorded. Abigail probably would be a child of Benjamin's 1st marriage. Ebenezer Stiles also helped raise three of his step-children i.e., Abner, Luther, and Calvin Goble. He d. 22 Nov 1814, age 88].
Stiles, Elizabeth-28/11-Wife of Daniel Stiles, d. 26 Jan 1792, age 25.11.22. [Ed. Note: CR25 & 223 show Elizabeth Brookfield, Daughter of James & Deborah (Rayner) Brookfield, b. 4 Dec 1766, m. 15 May 1788 to Daniel Stiles, d. 28 Jan 1792, age 25. No children found in The Combined Register for Elizabeth & Daniel].
Stiles, Ezra B.-8/39-Husband of Jane M. Brown Stiles, d. 1 Jul 1856, age 57.9.23. [Ed. Note: CR223 show Son of Ebenezer & Phebe (_______) Stiles, b. 1798, m. Jane Maria. They were parents of James Ezra Brown Stiles].
Stiles, George-NL Segment 13-Son of Joseph & Julia Stiles, b. 19 Apr 1761. [Ed. Note: CR9 & 224 show a George Stiles, Son of Joseph & Phebe-also shown as "Hannah" (Armstrong) Stiles, Baptized 19 Apr 1761. The numbering sequence of Parker's Survey suggests that the illegible whitestone markers at Sites 13/8 through 13/10 could include Phebe Kitchell and George Stiles].
Stiles, George-28/24-Son of Joseph & Comfort Stiles, Esq., d. 12 Jun 1746, age 4 months. [Ed. Note: Vail agrees with the date of death but shows age 4 years 3 months. Parker shows date supplied from Church Records. CR224 show d. 12 Jun 1746, age 4 months].
Stiles, James E. B.-8/41-Husband of Ruhamah H. Stiles, b. 12 May 1826, d. 14 Nov 1897. [Ed. Note: CR223 & 224 show James Ezra Brown Stiles, Son of Ezra B. & Jane Maria (Brown) Stiles, m. Ruhamah H. Potter, Daughter of Nathan Baldwin & Lucy (Northrup) Potter. James & Ruhamah were parents of two i.e., Josephine Richards and James Egbert].
Stiles, James Egbert-8/37-Husband of Letitia K. (Urmston) Stiles, b. 27 Oct 1851, d. 13 Apr 1906. [Ed. Note: CR224 show Son of James Ezra Brown & Ruhamah H. (Potter) Stiles, Baptized 20 Jul 1851. m. Letitia K. (_______). They were parents of two i.e., Leila Blanche and Floyd Urmston].
Stiles, Jane M. Brown-8/40-Wife of Ezra B. Stiles, d. 30 Aug 1889, age 81. [Ed. Note: See Stiles, Ezra B.].
Stiles, Joanna-26/6-Wife of Jonathan Stiles, d. 17 Sep 1781, age 53. [Ed. Note: CR224 show Joanna _______ 1st Wife of Jonathan Stiles. They were parents of two i.e., Timothy and Jonathan].
Stiles, Jonathan-26/7-Husband of Joanna Stiles, d. 6 Oct 1806, age 85. [Ed. Note: CR224 show Jonathan 1st m. Joanna _______. See Stiles, Joanna. He 2nd m. Sarah _______. She d. 4 Sep 1802, age 70. He 3rd m. Dorothy _______. She d. 18 Jan 1804, age 68. CR324 suggests that Jonathan is a Son of Jonathan Stiles of Pequannack interred at Site 26/5].
Stiles, Jonathan-26/5 & 28/30-d. 15 Nov 1758.1678-1758. [Ed. Note: Site 28/30 is a Stiles Family Memorial and shows the dates 1678-1758. The actual interment of Jonathan probably is at Site 25/5. CR324 show a Jonathan Stiles of Pequannack with a Will of 2 Oct 1758, proven 30 Nov 1758 which names seven sons i.e., Joseph, John, Jonathan, Ephraim, Thomas, Ebenezer, and Stephen and two Daughters i.e., Hannah and Rebecca].
Stiles, Joseph, Esq.-28/26-Husband of Comfort Stiles, d. 30 Nov 1777. [Ed. Note: See Stiles, Comfort. CR324 suggests that Joseph is a Son of Jonathan Stiles of Pequannack interred at Site 26/5 & 28/30].
Stiles, Letitia K. Urmston-8/37-Wife of James Egbert Stiles, b. 20 Sep 1850, d. 29 Oct 1912. [Ed. Note: See Stiles, James Egbert].
Stiles, Phebe-28/30-Wife of Ebenezer Stiles, b. 30 Jan 1765, d. 27 Dec 1826. [Ed. Note: See Stiles, Ebenezer].
Stiles, Sarah-26/5-d. 4 Feb 1802, age 70. [Ed. Note: This appears to be the 2nd Wife of Jonathan Stiles at Site 662. If that is the case she shares the Site with her Father-in-law for whom her Husband was named].
Stiles, Sarah C.-V Reinterred at Evergreen 15 Sep 1884 Location I-51-Daughter of L. B. & J. A. Stiles, d. 22 Feb 1850, age 21.7.20. [Ed. Note: Chambers shows d. 22 Feb 1850 age 21.7.20. CR224 show Sarah Caroline Stiles, Daughter of Lewis Burnet Stiles & his Wife Julia Ann, d. 22 Feb 1850, age 22].
Stiles, Sarah K.-8/43-Daughter of E. R. & Josephine Stiles, d. 20 June 1861, age 2.2.20. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Stiles, Silas-28/23-Son of Joseph & Comfort Stiles, Esq. d.____. [Ed. Note: CR224 show two Sons of Joseph & Comfort Stiles were named Silas i.e., one Baptized 24 Mar 1745, d. 13 Jun 1746, age 2; and one Baptized 3 Jun 1750].
Stites, Mary Wayne-V Reinterred at Evergreen 25 May 1874 Location K-35-b. Savannah, GA 15 Mar 1829, d. 17 Feb 1848. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers. Not listed in the Parker compilation].
Stumpf, Fred B.-12/17-Husband of H. Bird Stumpf, b. 4 May 1868, d. 22 Feb 1917 [Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker and not found in The Combined Registers].
Stumpf, H. Bird-12/17-Wife of Fred B. Stumpf, b/ 10 May 1868, d. 29 May 1943. [Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker and not found in The Combined Registers].
Sullivan, Freeman Cory-V-Son of Dennis & Phebe P. Sullivan, d. 7 Jun 1847, age 8 months. [Ed. Note: CR227 show Son of Dennis & Phebe Plum (Woodruff) Sullivan, b. 16 Sep 1846].
Swain, William H.-17/20-Son of Mahlon F. & Jane L. Swain, d. 15 Mar 1840, age 2.1.2. [Ed. Note: CR227 show Mahlon F. Swain m. Jane L. Guerin 25 Feb 1829, but no children found in The Combined Registers. The numbering sequence of Parker's Survey and a partially legible "William H." suggests Site 20].
Sylvester, Jacob-21/2-Husband of Jane Sylvester, d. 2 Mar 1852, age 87. [Ed. Note: CR228 show Servant of General John Doughty, d. 2 Mar 1852, age 87, and his Widow Jane d. 21 Jun 1855, age 71. Jacob & Jane were parents of thee i.e., Wilson, Amy, and Elizabeth. Per Mitros, David, Slave Records of Morris County, New Jersey: 1756-1841, at Page 86, Jacob "servant of John Doughty m. Jane "servant of Elizabeth DeHart" 23 Dec 1801].
Sylvester, Jane-21/3-Wife of Jacob Sylvester, d. 21 Jun 1855, age 71. [Ed. Note: See Sylvester, Jacob].