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01:00FeaturedNew Englanders in the 1600s with Martin Hollick
by Fieldstone Common in History
Tags: History 1600s Genealogy New England Mayflower
Martin Hollick wrote the definitive resource for genealogists researching New England ancestors in the 17th century. His book, New Englanders in the 1600s: A Guide to Genealogical Research Published Between 1980 and 2010 (Expanded Edition) has been updated to include 5 more years and additional resources. Tune in to Fieldstone Common as we talk to Martin about the challenges of researching in the 1600s and learn invaluable research tips to ensure success. Whether you are a novice researcher or
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01:01Featured
Records Access and Researching in the 1600s
by Fieldstone Common in History
Tags: History Barbara Mathews Melinde Lutz Byrne Records Access Researching in the 1660s
LIVE: THURSDAY, 14 March 2013 at 1:00pm EST We had a terrific show yesterday with two veteran genealogists, Barbara Mathews, CG and Melinde Lutz Byrne, FASG, CG. In the first half hour the discussion with Barbara Mathews centered around records access. The second half hour featured Melinde Lutz Byrne talking about researching in the 1600s. You will enjoy the topics! Yesterday's show was supposed to feature Bonnie Hurd Smith speaking about her book Mingling Souls Upon Paper. Due to illness
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HIDDEN HISTORY: JOHN SMITH DID NOT BRING AFRICANS TO AMERICA
by civilalert in History
Tags: Opechancanough Powhatan Confederacy Thomas A Wright Captain John Smith Moors Turks American Colonial History
TUNE INTO CIVIL ALERT TONIGHT! As we welcome James A. Wright author of Destiny Comes on the Wind - The Legend of Opechancanough. Opchanacanough was the tribal chief of the Powhatan Confederacy during the 1600s. James Wright book depicts history in a novel-like manner that illustrates what took place in Virginia from a non-mainstream perspective. What is amazing is that before Captain John Smith came to the Western Hemisphere, he was captured by Moors and Turks in the Eastern
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"My Brother from Another Planet"
by Veranormal in Paranormal
Tags: Paranormal Spiritual Extraterrestrial Angels Multi-Dimensional
"My Brother from Another Planet" On this episode the Veranormal team interviews author Tom Moore who shares his Spiritual tools and experiences with his guardian Angel Theo, his indian shaman/spiritual guide from the 1600s, and his brother from the planet Sirius B Star system, who is an amphibian by the name of Antura. Tom Moore is an author, speaker, and is in the entertainment business, where for the last 25 years he has been president and CEO of his own international mo
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AFRICAN HEALTH DIALOGUES: Prospects of Conquering Malaria
by African Views in Radio
Tags: africa health pharmaceutical wellness performance reviews
ABOUT THIS WEEK’S EPISODE: Researchers in the fight against malaria have three major goals: new medicines, better methods of mosquito control, and a vaccine to prevent people from becoming infected. Medicines to treat malaria have been around for thousands of years. Perhaps the best known of the traditional remedies is quinine, which is derived from the bark of the cinchona tree. The Spanish learned about quinine from Peruvian Indians in the 1600s, and export of quinine to E
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00:45Featured
Interview with Evan Westerlund
by Dave Woods in Country Music
Tags: Live Country Music Talk Show
Evan Westerlund is a former hockey player, radio personality & programmer, turned singer-songwriter who moved from his home country of Canada to Sweden in a whirlwind romance. It brought him to the shores of the country of his ancestors and relatives dating back as far as the records go into the late 1600s. He grew up listening to Kenny Rogers, Waylon Jennings, Ferlin Husky, Don Williams and others in his father's record collection, along with sounds of the 1970's southern rock scene of The Eag
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Looking At Thanksgiving Through The Eyes Of Immigrants
by CaroleCopelandThomas in Business
Tags: Carole Copeland Thomas multicultural diversity Thanksgiving Immigrants
The first Thanksgiving in America in the early 1600s found the native born, The Native Americans, breaking bread with the very persons they helped to stay alive, the Immigrants from England. In that spirit, we'll pay tribute to our country and what has become the land of immigrants, native born, and the rest of the world looking on. As a Thanksgiving Tribute, we'll share audio highlights from the Immigrant Entrepreneur Conference. And we'll see who's cooking Thanksgiving Dinner in my family fo
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Jamaica –The History of the Printed Word & The evolution of "The Daily Gleaner"
by Backyard Labrish in Culture
Tags: Jamaican History Jamaican Culture Pieces of the Past The Daily Gleaner wwwbackyardlabrish com
In this age of the Internet with instant access to news from almost every corner of the Planet, it may surprise
you to know that in the 1600s, printing was regulated by
the British Government and restricted to Cambridge and
Oxford Universities.
However, printing in Jamaica started in 1718 with the publication
of the Weekly Jamaica Courant, “which holds the distinction
of being the second regular newspaper in the “Americas”.
This week BackyardLabrish will bring to life yet another -
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August 2, 2010
by Charles Bordner in Entrepreneur
Tags: home business business planning start business entrepreneur strategic planning
Fire, Air, Water, Earth – What difference do these make in your life today? Charles explains the basics of interpreting the elements in your chart. To do this, he studies the words in the first chapter of Genesis. He demonstrates how the Days of Creation were recorded in the Bible in exact agreement with the evolutionary process established by science. Further, he explains that the reason scientists in the 1600s – 1800s were passionate about science is because of the Rosicrucian influence th
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"DYSFUNCTIONAL PART II"
by The S Spot Radio TV in Entertainment
Tags: CRIMINALS SEXUALITY ENTERTAINMENT LIFE FUNNY
:: :: We had so much fun talking about "DYSFUNCTION" last Sunday that we decided to go another round...
:: :: :: This time we're gonna go deep into some of the most entertaining of Top 10 Lists...
::We have multiple Top 10 Lists that you will not want to miss::
::::::::::Top 10 Worst Female Criminals, ever! It dates all the way back to the 1600s!!!
::::::::::::Top 10 Most Bizarre Sexual Practices
::::::::::::::Top 10 Stupid-est Criminals
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The Lady In Blue
by CynthiaMusic in Women
Tags: Maria de Agreda Agreda Spain Lady In Blue Jumanos Marilyn Fedewa
Marilyn Fedewa will join Cynthia to talk about her brand new book The Mystical Lady In Blue. The story is about Sor Maria de Agreda who lived in the 1600s. She had the spiritual gift of bilocation and meditation. She befriended and converted thousands of Native Americans without ever leaving her convent in Agreda, Spain. You will hear about the miracle of the 2 crosses with the Jumanos near what is today known as paint Rock, Texas. Maria was challenged by the Spanish Inquisition, wrote a book ca
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