Pa^stTime,s · Kingsley b. circa !849, who married Lydia Matchett, !,1. A. Kingsley (a female) b....
36
Pa^stTime,s a publication of Historic Ocala I Marion County Genealogical Society Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County, Florida Volume number 2 Issue number 2 April 1992
Transcript of Pa^stTime,s · Kingsley b. circa !849, who married Lydia Matchett, !,1. A. Kingsley (a female) b....
Pa^stTime,sa publication of
Historic Ocala I Marion CountyGenealogical Society
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records
of the citizens of Marion County, Florida
Volume number 2 Issue number 2
April 1992
PastTimes Notes
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County.
Please address al-l correepondenceregarding Ho/Mccs to:
HO/UCeSP. O. Box 1205Ocala, FL 32678-1206
Ho/I'{ces meets quarterly at 7:00pm atthe Ocala Public Library, 15 S. E.Osceola Avenue, Ocala. You are invitedto attend the next meeting on 15 AprilL992. Bring a friend! Due to the newlibrary hours, the meeting will be from7:OOpm to 8:OOpm. we look forward tomeeting with you on Wednesdqt.April15.1992.
New Member Welcome
Barbara E . 'Janowitz, P. o. Box 3928 ,Ocala, FL 32678t telephone (904) 629-7680has been interested in genealogy since1949. She is president of the MarionCounty Historical Society Geneal-ogicalDivision, and is interested in sharinginformatlon with Ho/uccs. The MarionCounty Historical Society is presentlyindexing the Salty Crackers booksauthored by Sybil Bray. Ho/Mccs wistresto thank Barbara for donating a copy ofthe Index For Salty cracker #t for theHo/Mccs members to use.
Walter and Barbara ;Iune Ryals Berry,1508 sE 22nd Avenue, ocala, FL 32671 arenew members in the genealogy group.Barbara is starting to assemble herfamily history and is looking forassistance in researching her familyancestors in Marion County and inGeorgia.
Don't Let Your Ancestors Down!
For those of you that have not renewedyour Ho/McGs membership for 1992, pleasesend your check for $30.00 made payableto HOPS today! We are looking forward tohaving you as, part of our "family" againfor this year so that we can continue oursearching for ancegtors together.
Membership Information
The Historic ocala / Marion County
Genealogical Society is a division of theHistoric ocala Preservation society. Ifyou are not a HOPS member, please encloseyour check made payable to HOPS for$30.00 for one year HoPS and Ho/McGsmembership. ff you are presently a HOPS
member, enclose a check for $5.00 madepayable to HOPS. The membership feeincludes all members of your family forone calendar year. Ho/McGs members willreceive both the HOPS newsletter and theHo/MceS guarterly PastTimes newsletter, freesurname search listings and free queries.
Marks & Brands Book
The Marks & Brands Book ]-844 - 1885Marion County, Florida, contains acomplete transcription of all of themarks and brands registered in MarionCounty from LA44 - 1885 as found in theoriginal record, book number 1. Photocopies of all brands that could not bereproduced by text letters were made andinserted by the corresponding entry. Afull name index contains over 11000 namesof the first settlers of Marion County.This 8\" x 11" book contains 50 pages oftranscribed text plus the fuII nameindex, and is spiral bound with a softcover.
To order a copy of Marks & Brands Book1844 - 1855, please make your cheekpayable to "HOPS" in the amount of $11.00($9.00 book cost plus $2.0O shipping) andmail to Ho/Mccs, P. o. Box L2O6, oca1a,Florida 32678-1206. The books wiII beavailable for purchase at the April 15thHO/MCGS meeting.
Ouery
The following letter has been receivedfrom: 14. A. Clemens, 1916 BeIl ShoalsRoad, Brandon, FL 33511.
I saw a notice in "?he Family Tree"about your Society.
I have several branches of mywhitfield family that lived in and aroundMarion County in the late 18OO's somewere also near Gainesville and Live Oak.
I have a fair amount of informationabout them, but much more about the
Page 21-4
PastTimes Notes
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County.
family ancestore uP through GA and intoNC. I would like very much to exchangeinformation with anyone researching thewhitfields.
Two New Publications
Ho/UcGS member Hoyalene ParramoreThomas has published iseue number one ofParramore Days and ?laYs. Thispublication is dedicated to collecting,preserving and distributing genealogicaland historical information related to thenationwide Parramore families. The firstissue is 35 pages of records, sketches,gueries and other information, completewith a full nElme index. To receive fourguarterly issues, make your check payableto Hoyalene P. Thomas in the amount of$15.00 and mail to: Parramore Days andWays, Hoyalene P. Thomas, Editor, P.O.Box !4, Fort Mccoy, FL 32]-34. I{O/MCGS
wishes to thank Hoyalene for donating acopy of the Parramore Days and Ways forour members to use.
Ho/!4ccs member Arnold Davis hascompleted the book Habersham MethodistChurch cemetery. This o1d cemetery isIocated in ,Ienkins County, GA. The bookis 86 pages and includes the history ofthe church, genealogical information onmost all of the people buried there and afull name index. Over 100 unmarkedgraves have been identified and Iocatedon a cemetery map. Copies of the bookare available for $12.00 ($10.00 + $2.00shipping) from Arnold Davis, P. O. Box1527, ocala, FL 32568-1527.
Armed Occupation Recipient
our thanks to Ho/McGS member Sybil- B.Bray for submitting the following sketch.
During the course of The SecondSeminole War (1835 ' 421, Floridaeovernor Richard Keith CaIl opined thatthe only way to bring the maraudingSeminoles in the territory under controlwas to establish colonies of settlers whowould claim, populate, and hold bYforce of arms, if necessary theundeveloped lands of East Florida. Theidea was bandied about the U.S. congress
for several years, drawing support fromthose who viewed it as an alternative tothe high coets of maintaining regulararmy personnel in the area with noconcentrated enemy force to fight, andopposition from those who Eaw thereguisite land grants of such a tactic as
"ruinous".In any event, The Florida Armed
Occupation Act t5 U.S. Statutes 5027,when finally passed in August t842,provided for the granting of 160 acreE ofnew land south of the line separatingtownships 9 and 10 South (a line runningdue east/west about three miles north ofPalatka and about ten miles gouth ofNewnansville) to any head of a familyunder only three conditions.
First, the land selected could not bewithin two miles of a military post.
Second, he must be able to bear armsand live on the land for five years.
Third, he was reguired to clear fiveacres and build a house.
Clalms could be filed, during theAet's one year life, at either the St.Augustine Land Office or the one atNewnansville, north of Gainesville. Theoffice at St. Augustine issued only 370land patents to settlers, while the oneat tiny Newnansville issued 942.
Permit papers of these settlers arenow in the holdings of the Title Section,Bureau of State Land llanagement, FloridaDepartment of Natural Resources, 3900Commonwealth Boulevard, TaIIahassee, FL32303.
Many of these land grants were made toearly Marion County residents. One ofthose who received }and was ;Iames M.
Kingsley, who states in his applicationthat he is a single man of age eighteenor over, able to bear arms and a residentof Florida in February 1843. Thedescription of his intended settlementwas NW Quarter of Section J-2, Township11, Range 23. The document wag signed onthe 10th day of May 1843 by James M.Kings1ey.
Rarely do we find him using hiE middleinitial M., although we know that JamesKinglsey who married Louanzy Higgenbothamwas the same. From the 1850 census, we
Page 215
PastTimes Notes
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County.
learn that he was living just across thecounty line in Putnam County. He gavehis age as 26, born in Georgia andLouanzy age 18, born in 8lorida.
His known children are CharlieKingsley b. circa !849, who married LydiaMatchett, !,1. A. Kingsley (a female) b.1854, susan Kingsley b. 1857 and 'rames S.Kiagsley b. cirea 1862 who maried UaryE. Matchett.
A James Kingsley is shown in the 1820censusr of Pulaski County, GA. He ispossibly the father of James Kingsley,the subject of this sketch. The youngerJames Kingsley is believed to have hadother wives, possibly Martha Stricklandand Elizabeth llatchett.
The Kingsley land encompasEes a largearea from north of Orange Springs to BayLake. Many of his descendants are stillthere today.
It is easy to assume that he wasrelated to the illustrious ZephaniaKingsley and indeed he might have been,but not a direct descendant as isevidenced by his descendants.
Armed occupation Recipient
The following sketch was submitted byIro/Mccs member Sybil Bray.
The name of David Bruton apPearE manytimes in the early history of thls area.I first found him in the L840 census ofAlachua County, Florida. In 1843, onFebruary 9th, he received land under theArmed Occupation Act, and states that heis a single man, over eighteen years ofage and able to bear arms. He alsostates that he has been a resident ofFlorida since L822. The land that hereceived under this act is as follows: "Atract of unsurveyed land situated threemiles East of South from Wetumpka, knownas Miccopotopkae Town, North twenty fivedegrees East, three hundred and fiftyyards from a Spring in the South eastcorner of the Hammock, and on the Northwest corner of the town running fromthence south one half mi1e, then West onehalf miler then North one half mile, thenEaat to the place of the begining. "given under my hand, this 9th day of
February 1843 -- Signed, David Bruton.In L844, on Dec 2, he registered his
llark and Brand: To wit: Mark:Swallowfork and under bit in one ear andhalf crop in the other. Brand: 48recorded by Alexander McCleod, Cty clerk.
David Bruton voted in the flrstFlorida election in May of 1845 in MarionCounty at Fort King, with E. D. Howse,Lewis Ballard, and Thomas Barnes asElection Inspectors.
In July of 1845, when Marion Countywas created, David Bruton received thecommission of the first County surveyor.In January of 1845, Bruton was instructedto make a survey for the proposed town,which would come to be named Ocala. Iliswork waEr completed in 3OL days, and hewaE paid one dolIar per day. The p1at,shown on the next page, shows the PublicSguare, and for my satisfaction, theSpring and where it branched off to. See
it really did existtDavid Bruton evidently didn't marry
early in life, or his was widowed, as hemarried Nancy Connell on 18 June 1845.
The 1850 censuE of Marion County showsthe Brutons in househoLd #L94. He is nowage 46 with his wife Nancy, age 25. Theyare the parents of Susannah E. age 4,Nancy S. age 2, and Sarah A. l'{. age 11months.
The death date of David Bruton is notknown, but it is believed to have beensometime between 1850 and 1854, as NancyBruton registered her Mark and Brand onJune 10, 1854. In L859, his childrenregister theirs, using the brand of theirfather.
There could possibly have been anotherchild born between 1850 and 1854. TheBruton children married into the familiesof Frink, HuIl, Beck, Evans and SanderE,among others.
I believe Nancy S. Bruton (sometimesshown Brutin and sometimes Burton) whomarried Thos. Wallace 11 uay 1855 to bethe widow of David Bruton, nee Connell.If sro she is buried in EvergreenCemetery: Nancy S. Wallace 31 Dec 7825 -11 JuI 1912.
Page 215
l;l
trtrtrtr
Etrtrr-l
I ll tqJ,., I II ll ll
trtrtrtrtrtrl
/' lt,r.lo./t .uct tu'Cttr.<-t/ t ...r r/)/tnry'Ce*:l,ata)a J. ./ar/)y7-tttttT Vr7 7/a f'ertoooa. ,7 7,, 2p.2t)ta iil frrztltt y, tt at,rr,.t' ,.t ,'rt t ,.rr/t i! /2.1'?*-D;; .';-;;Ji.'r7"1i'riZ-<iiilo ,,tLatt? ) aar r72! .t.rtj rat C:.orr.J2r,Ur
t?r7..2 4<-
Dr.r, 11 Jd.il?r/ ttts t.p.. r.a_ al).d. ?y **o Ur* nar, ?.1O, **r+a a.r.trlaf.lt,.xt 11 lrto l.&1-2 '1.,tts-
N
I
trEtrtrtrtr
F{btrtr
trtr
Etrtrl
trEEItr
L,: -.f rer.. ckatt .rn it
l/rl* C.er/ tu.y.l.c b7 te T.e,a.U r atOlrt *Z^,-*!::,i .C:.2 '6*-4^-,.FY:: t'1.rfl ct 4tt,e C..t1 )7 eatu. i2d.t dtd-+. g.t ua.r rruF?.rD PC ..l.r.J ,ay., iJt aeAltJzr.-t laat.a/ CaAtaTot4laf t, itfr ,rr, co..r/ xn tti tz*r 1a, ,a.o atarrl,tlannttlvi* 6.r, 6toet t t.I,o* ixrx qa. c^ .)'irt ,.t.c..r.Jr.r\J /a 7 te i at , a., ,t). ,a fa/cVe.-tfl errTtJ.la .2
!1a*-tt .trrr7tlrJ.,p pD te. .r..u,gr2rro -tlzii ;.;; .v..,u ,aarL fsrln2a 9rt*tot-t ,2. 1r F, taa aaC, fd, Jara tL/d'll<r1$t. '7L lr N., of tr, ,.r;.D.i, ttttCtTZ ,., iLi-i).ii"/
l-l l-l I-r J-l
h"6.*-,-.,- *71-,*r
Page 217
d4*r
PastTimes Notes
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of }4arion County.
Territorial Leqislature of 1824
AN ACT
For the relief of Gabriel Priest
WHEREAS the marrlage contract, legallyexisting between Gabriel Priest and AnnPrieet, his wife, was by an act ofassociation perporting to be of the nameand style of the President and Council ofa part of East Florida on the twentyeight of october eighteen hundred andtwelve desolved forever.
Be it enacted therefore by thecovernor and Legislative Council of theTerritory of Florida, That the Eame ishereby recognized and confirmed.Provided, that no part of this act shaLlbe so construed as to acknowledge thevalidity or binding force of any of theacts of any of the revolutionaryassociations, within this Territory.
Joseph M. HernandezPresident of the Legislative Council
SamI. Fry, ClerkIApproved December 3rd 1824. ]
Wm. P. Duvalcovernor of the Territory of Florida
The above was contributed by SybiIBray, courtesy of Dr. Joe Knetsch,researcher for the Dept. of NaturalResourceE, Tallahasgee, FL.
The following newspaper abstracts werecontributed by SybiI Bray, courtesy ofDr. Joe Knetsch, researcher for the Dept.of Natural Resources, TaIlahassee, FL.
Kerr City Advertiser.Devoted to the interest of
eouthern immigration
H. M. Pratt, Editor and Publisher
VoI. 1 Kerr City, FIa.Thursday, December 24 1884
Local Brevities:Emma Hammond has been seriously
troubled be a felon on her hand.Downi-ng & Jones are turning out
considerable work in their saw milI.wm. Stone of Sanford, made Kerr City a
pleasant caII Saturday and Sunday Iast.Fred Swan has a fine pet deer names
"Ranier". Fred is a prodigy as asportsman.
A mule belonging to Mr. Merrill, wasterribly mutilated on a barbed wire fenceIast Thursday.
Mr. Edson and son of Sumner, Conn. arepassing a few weeks in the congenialcLimate of Kerr City.
Don't forget to hand in yoursubscription for the "Advert,iser". It isonly $1.00 a year.
John Wilber from Lake Weir, made anextended visit to friends in Kerr City.
Joseph AIImon and wife of Sa1em Ohio,cam to Kerr City on the 9th inst. to passthe winter.
we are under obligatione to MesarsAIImon, Edson, Scott, and Satterwaite formaterial assistance.
Miss EIIa Hammond has been guite sickand had to give up her position at thehotel in consequence of the same.
Theo. Scott of Sa1em, Ohio, haspurchased 5 acres of fine land, and is atpresent making his home in Kerr City.
Mr. Browning has sold his ten acregrove to Mr. Webb of Citra. We are sorryto learn he is not to be our neighbor.
oliver Greenstreet and son ofSpicelandr Ind., passed a few days atKerr City with a view of }ocation here in
KerrcftyPLATTED APRIL 18&I,
Page 218
PastTimes Notes
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County.
the future.Mr. & Mrs. Bean and daughter of
Norwalk, and Miss Bailey who is passingthe winter with them, made a short visitto Kerr City Saturday last.
uany important communications havebeen necessarily crowded out of thisweeks issue on account of the limitedamount of space, look for them soon.
Chancey and Jane Smith and Mr. Day allof }tichigan arrived at Lake Kerr lastweek. we understand that they expect tolocate on the South side.
s. L. Satterwaite, E. Martin, and T.Ward, passed Tuesday in Gainesville.sumner now has 12O acres of fine land onwhich the U.S. has no claim.
E. Martin is doing considerablecarpenter work building up Kerr City. Heis an enterprising young man, and hiscapabilities as a workman are reeommendedin his work.
Joseph Allmonn had considerabledifficulty in receiving his goods fromthe North over the different freight1ines. He r^rent to Palatka last week todetermine the possible cause of thedelay.
There is quite a rivalry existingbetween the local fisherman at the LakeKerr House, aE to who can catch thelargest fish. The schedule of theirsuccess as they stand at present, is asfollows: Mr. Swan stands at 7 1b., Potts5 at 12 lbs., and Douglas 8 at 12 Ibs.,and Edson 5.
.Toseph stanley and wife of Damaseus,ohio, have just arrived and will makeKerr City their permanent home. He hasbought land on the South gide. Hisson-in-Iaw and family of Mass. willfollow in a short time.
James Lane of Hol1oway, Michigan, whohas some property in Kerr City arrived atthe Lake Kerr House on saturday.
.r. w. swan passed Thursday of lastweek in .facksonville.
!lrs. wm. stone of Sanford, is visitingfriends in Ker City.
Kerr City need 5 or 8 neat littlecottages to rent. Who crmong ourenterprising citizens will put them up?
At the reorganization of our Sabbath
School, R. B. llenley was choeen as Supt.Mrs. EIla Hammond Sec./Treas. llr. andl{rs. J. B. Swan, and Urs. Terry,teachers. The school is well attendedeach Sabbath and is very interesting.Everybody young and old is invited toattend and assist the good cause.
A number of families of Friends arepermanently located here now. And othersare expected to eome soon. We understandthey expect to organize a permanentmeeting here in the near future. Forseveral months past they have beenholding a Union meetlng in SabbathSchool.
Williamson Cemeterv, Lake Kerr
The following inventory of theWilliamson Cemetery r^ras contributed bySybil Bray, courtesy of Mr. Ken Coomer ofDunnellon, FL.
No citizen of Kerr City is intered atthe Williamson Cemetery that I know of,but the old cemetery is located onproperty owned by descendants of theoerners of the original Kerr City. It isfenqed and on private property. I feLtthat it is of importance to pubJ.ish thenames on the markers there for theconvenience of folks tracing their famityhistory. The McRae markers, forinstanee, tie into the old Chalkerfamily; the Williamson family into theHolly family and Hastings, etc.
Dearin, H. E. 1833 - 1902Dillard, Sarah 8 Feb 1857 - 27 Ju1 1875Gillson, William H. 19 May 1841 -
15 oct 1878 {asonicHastings, Lucy E. 10 Feb 1856 -27 Sep 1894
Hastings, Sessions S. 23 Dec 1853 -9 Jan ]-927
Hastings, Sterling T. 12 Sep 1883 -2 sep 191O
Lewis, crace E. 1870 - 1889McRae, Norman 17 .ful 1891 - 10 Oct 1910McRae, John 1837 - 5 Feb 1905 age 59Moore, Harriet RusseII 10 Aug 1834 -
15 Nov 1884Moore, William C. 1831 - 1901b. St. Johns, Newfoundland
Page 219
PastTimes Notes
Dedicated to preserving the ancestral records of the citizens of Marion County.
Sims, James 18s/o E. C. and
Smith, Sarah E.5 May 1874
Wallace, Henry23 Aug 1920
Ward, Nellie E. 1855 - 13 Sep 1885d/o Thomas and Mary E. Ward age 19
Weston, Willard 15 JUI 1836 - 2 Oct 1898Williamson, Anne P. 11 Feb 1849Williamson, Catherine 17 Oct 1817 -
17 Dec 1885 w,/o Thos. S. williamsonWilliamson, Emma L. 9 Nov 1859 -2 Sep 1877
Williamson, .Terusha 20 Apr 1839 -13 JuI 1914 w/o Wade P. Williamson
Williamson, Thomas S. 21 Apr 1817 -1 Jan 1879
Will-iarnson, Wade P. 12 Feb 1851 -10 May 1926 h/o Jerusha
Williamson, William 10 .Ian 1858 -22 Oct L882
Ancestrv Jest
The ehildren of a prominent familychose to give the family patriarch a bookof their family's history. Thegenealogist they hired was warned of oneproblem. Uncle Wi11ie, the "BlackSheep", had gone to the Florida StatePrison electric chair for murder. Thewriter promised to carefully handle thesituation, and did so in the following$ray:
"Uncle Willie occupied a ehair ofapplied electronicg at one of Florida'sleading institutions. He was attashed tohis position by the strongest of ties.His death came aE a true shock."
Correction to Pastfirte.r issue Jan 1992
PastTimes would like to thank Kathleen K.Marsh who resides in Brooksville, FL, forthe following communication.
I enjoy reading Pasthmes, which is sentto The Genealogical Society of HernandoCounty, Brooksville, FL.
In the ilanuary L992 issue of thenewsletter, you reguested that readerscompare the index name with the originalwritten record names in the Marion County
oct 1882 - 18 oct 1882E. A. SimsA. 17 Jan 1825 -
A. 13 Aug !92O -
Minutes Book. I believe the name indexedas, "Harrel" and "HarreII" is likely"Harvil" and "Harvi11", common alternatespellings for IIARVILLE.
Marion Countv Minutes Book A
Continuing in this issue of PastTimes,and continuing in each future issue, theoldest records in the Marion County CourtHouse will be published. Marion CountyCourt llinutes Book A is a record of thecourt activities from 1848 to 1855. Bypublishing the actual record, i.tle PastTimesreader will have an excelLent source oforiginal record. HO/UCGS member AnnHunter is extracting the names for theindex. The number at the top of eachpage is the original minutes book pagenumber. The number at the bottom of eachpage is used in the index. Each memberis asked to compare the index name withthe original written record name forpossible transcription errorE. Shou1dyou find a name misspelled, please notifyPastTimes so that correctioner can be made.
HOlMCcS extends thanks andappreciation to Francis Thigpen, C1erk ofCourt, and Virginia Loveday, RecordsSupervisor, for their interest andcooperation in assisting HO/!,tCcS in thisproject.
Note: Pages 184 and 192 were blank.
Paqe 22O
,// /z
,Z rri ro rl 7t;.,/--,.".r,4:: /",. ,2.. , /
. *n, //? flfi uo/!cz, st'z'2'
lr.,r, /,1 "o',,,,'
' 1, / - / k7.,,,,,.i/,/',
/1 ,1, l( /,/ ,r,,,1 ) ,r'.
/ / ,,
r: /4r (.,.r./ ,1,1'n'r. f".",,-.t" ,lrr/ ::/rpas t).r.,.t 71r/ a/,, lztttr t ./,tr,7or< -/
Z E.uo/ C.r.l
a
Am;Z;--,Z,
221
]n)
.-/.,-/"-, .,6r,,-,2"
:-"
f'
't-I
i\\\iI0I
I \.t{il.'NLsl tS\\\{ i-N,\ \r \o0(r)+\ \'\ir[. s\A
1. \t il t.:l\rn t'.\( N\ir \\ F'
>i i l.l,I.:-,d*l[L,1-^,1,-!..1,,1t*,,1,-.-1d),"."I'),.rfi,u-.-Jo*{^,lLL.t;.1-tlt
irir1.!*.f....p',t-t4,\^o*.|,,,!"*hI,l",-,/h,*|*ul*,7*li ri . ^ t.,-,1'.,,,-L,t.*,il,. lL-l,t"ql-^rl-t-.t L^*;*^,, ,/ -L-h.-cvl.tira*'.itl,*),d*-**o o--1r 'i \.' t--.. ,..r L-Lq4{:*+lt..t.lt_-f"*rarpd_c*uNb*^s ^,1-,.a-*r*z*t-b",{,u^n4funfl"n i li,.,.t,ih*t.1.-**-t 44u,t,t.l*6,*\ -r^-L
;/lrru r/azr Ot c ( ru fr* J "':7 y' //.,f.ic,frr''6-..-"2 / _tu"o- U "-,/' '" / "zfl,u/t/.r2, *; I '23 ,ou o1'-y.2,,.; I,/ .%-,,,,.-z/ 6/r-./Z/ u.* ,/ ,
/ / --Z- zz-. h- z-u ?aru,Lki ztzy- Zaru
c/*7-'a2 /7 z*;.t-,/4-Jr* a-Zz**a-,,. &a< 4, *."5-)&.,/1o**Z uar,r.,y ad il 4,u*/ifo-z;;y t?.-.-,,/-y&,-u 4a c/.22"r rffi **t-*-. Z e^z*2 ,.; iZ "/-.;
NI: I ll '/ 1o x,1 4f.-:^-z-2.,*."o: <":..7*o;-4::
'/,,,,,, -y' Zu ,4-..-//./
V*, "2*..
\$\ Y,l*/**' n+'/'
ii"{i ill z z,?o o,/,2*, /2. *.7+\'{, ! ll,-" 4//,....;*/.2*) ao/- 4; "*; *rr7r*2, 4 ,-ur.ur'r} N\ \ I -/ - "" r) ' '/
\"\ | \ i 1,"".- ,/- z*.a* /4 :2.r'2,/*,o e*-\, t, ;/...,"; Z,-227."-z[i q i } \ V' *r,/- '/z "- ',--y''*' /'/ ZZ oy'L "* fl, 'z '" z' , ' "' J!'1/ y''.
*.Nii \y1, b/*- .%,,r..,/Z "4"-.-
<, "/*,!4--/z 1*.4i ,r:-I li i i l-:; ; "../o:: "" Z{*..p-2,-.--v), ," * ;: :-;5*;\\Fl [, o l- L.2"4,;z; o.".2 "Z*4.** dn*./"^4 L o".;z-a z*,f'' NLlr,,,/,/,/, "fo)- .**,{.2 Z .--^4a zxzz*
^"N i.l,l.i, d ^,.*^*.r' d-ru2/ AZ; lZ,**,ru-.-ts>z,, tu-<-L.^{' yi. a -, .-t-/ -/-./ - ./ .-r) ^,t= - . ./ 'rZ--
-,2--n-lj lr,O..,:Z 1-/u'an-*u*z/'a-wz? t-z ut A4ra,tu--/az-a tu-<-<-,
^ ' .o
) :;,;.)-"-t.;{ */.../y-,2*c;;.r,&**aa,ea **.; 4,*/ *,"t.'X :.t',t(- 1," xtt cz- zi:!w,,i, ,rl*, rt,t-Zt'/rL a421f -;'y',;Lf;* -*i. 'i ,'i
/,,,/, * 4 a-,,),i-i.*+ot*ff-;1tt,l(4n*,,,,1t.f- r{- on*,)'*1,a" a,,,t (fft
. ( .r1-,li,r,^, k;d* il^1,L c*,1 4 *.1r/^,,,t;u Lo*', ,L/^!*,, *.^,,t.t,y*r$.^' v,a-ny u.t,.:- \ i l.*, * .-od*l tlrh^,1,-,.,0 ,,1i,*,r1,-,- J d* ,-."J^r r.,.if, ,u-.- J o*LrlLL,t;.L- tl
1.ii
JJ,; -,f*,*u, E-, u-z;-;7J {/r-z4.za cZ. y
i r- 'u'l,t/-zz7 B-TZ /3..* .-/ 7'*u
t/
a-,4
,/ ,/,/u--,v /, ,./, ,/,' /r' 'o, r" -,,y' ,1. , I o,,.t///t ttt., (7oF lrzt,( .ttr ,ltttt /atttrt,a L /ltztt (. r, b t/J
,,, ,/ /3 ,'C, , y'/ ,, ,.1/,,, / rH ,/u ,,,, u /rrr Zov*'/ ,z*) ,z-/ ,rz- *-y'.r'/a/ ./ I
4
,{:l.l
.
i
((/Zi;_,. Zr,rt cZaT _Orro/l7
E ,,f*
,y x
c?7*-./ rc,r'z?-,,'1 '4,t* a4zz,c,/d r _ZZ'7e'4
F*n* "./-.---, -:, "/;te/ ;'*4*44
'/.",, d.,*4,- I A ,. ,'Z'- ?,*o, co-,.i" . .
fr /;* Z fZ:::?// ;q_ U :* -,*
J J
\
t
-f/. C,-,y'/,,zcz-+/zzl /, e.zz t'/) z;''/ 'doo1t1,/
-O-'2242 +zt <a
oz- 4 /* b-LZ /?'zzd 't6-44f atzruzz
rr-r^/z u-)Z A /'2".;rr 'Z"Zu/z'',/'
1ry't Z nZ-Lz /) z
'-/ , q^ -. -2./ zE; o1-*4/-. a,
7*, ,/. nl./*-/'"/ lk <
/Y... /--- Lz *u "/rL-
1
t*..€*.t:
!"+l1
-/r1,, , 47 , 7/,r,,-,. Irl"/
./,q*../- / %--&,.^ /,l'r,ff-/; --
lr, *,/r r-/,oa 'ZZt'*;' 2241
* ^./-D / ' y'" o/ ' '1-'f* " t/-:
-lZ;'l/,Zo -,/o,. o -/,*' ls 6Z
226
/
/ 16
,/*,fz/
4 .f"La//
,75Jb
//r2?, a4
_r /3 /--y'*'
4ran )
7.a/*.2Z14*
d./-.t,-J aaid ab/ -* U,fu--, /*--, ,/./"- * .* -l//r' _: 'z
kt.:. t4, e4+/J .4-.-Lq
az,/a7tz/ 4 A- e---t -z*/ ;),,/*--;., . *)a .k44 -Zh- a- L ^ .--". ',:** Z,;/* */ z- L, J".- t Zj.- ,,
^rA.frL' a*Z/*;t "-i "r- o/z:a*-'...iLH+1:.'*'.:,* r',I,r',i', t.+ifiuii:,;'AjUff)d>::::*;Tj\,::l;
-,/"/*
(' 4",,,.( h' -r/1u1,- da, op'/l'fr ,'4-,-,
z*24aa.a< aa<d. .<.ua1z2
Z-Zo"-
i.i1 -
nr$.=i
Juu -7:.ffa C
t>tZc tt4
Zaa.,
U"//i;",, (L./.
t\
-r\'
Nrtr'Q,\
rrV' .,t
,li
I ir,\. ,
\::.'
'i \i\ t\.
\)\..,\
\.\i
:,
T\
.. ,rl
\l
\
Orcc'm/cr''c4c l* lYz---Ell-
l-'I.
,/*;;,
d.u
/ i,/r1//tet/yr /,/f c* &' / t r v
i; //u ?.-7-*-i.-/ /
,*- .€.*,/ z/,-zt d- z--)i4-z zz;ad
22t
A-r< lu o-r- /lz/*--..*r*- ty* **Tu A C.-"/* o -/*".5-r.:.,n-J ..k4n e/- ,t* "z^ o/ z.r..z, -J ,; & €a--zz. ./ lZ 1*/y'.",n"/ ,h; ,6..J,h 1-/ ,* -z* 2/,r* d:y / -f";1 /t i/, kd*.:
/,.2..". /. n-,.J,,-'.- /-- - ,-,-.:.t.-:./ /,4.1 /...-,.---. ,- 2,--..-., -.fi2*[]-7, Z- ̂ '*,-: ;; VZ {n7::r-' : :: "*;::'u-,,, /u.;7 o1--,"..! '.* y'a lu zor) .y'ozr-/rl'rt /--r* /.2. /*Z'. :,:, ;' {"_ :Z -,: ; [ )z* 2 : ; 7;,: ;' :,: rj- {"J. .',.": :.2 -
\s ./ "
/, eq q< @'' q
-- -t
^-7
/..4, Lu LL &r-r- d r' o.tltz<D iro-/ i4L <,2>,2^€:,r''/, L.-- 4-o,*7 -u*ZZ/ aZ .,,.--r1 / 4..o" .ryf t'-;C**lZ,I
*
t/ri./ ,L e--. /. e-- 1*1.,,u
L*z-'
6r;,/"2-* .-.k2
*/.zZl or-",-.j?./m ,
-/.1';2' I r"r,t"zfh r,,*,.8 ,*
Jz. ,/ /,--;^ ,z:r / r2Y*.7*,2
. /. 1t --1*- / -/
t$ c,-,,*.y' / ,y'-A- ./r' , azZazc<*
- - Llr oA ,.L,/ Z*^ ,7"/* z*,ro,
D, z*u,/ -//-,t;, JL -"o-uZZ.^'. ,*, ,// ,/^,n./ r,.*
2/ ,/- c,-.,2
/ltn " -'/{ J<
././.7t-{
r'
or-f* r;L/
J-ot" 1
\ --- /ry
c,/*/ ,fyrZz
,g
ibT
I tu/,-y' /-, ",o- I
g,r# y ry 1J*;**L l7*"/"n-/ t
-/-/r/rc/ //u-t €--z-.
d-*.4r
,61-/* { /,/,zza'/
"7.2 4-? ?7-o-,,s
za.za<a z.z a *.- z :Z=ruZ7A:*t' zzt- 6"-*-"22
2Z'*y')zc-,-'*-Zy/r,(.., 1, .u
ZZg^ f r/* o4.-u,,A
4/ru c/a,22 /,/
==-{rL, f f;,"-*6/."2,
I a-/-,-,^ /t,,4J,/ /'rv
.//. --,4r1JL-*, d/% * ar/42+
f, /*4/ Z*4" n'.u/ /d?z
*42, -r %-.-;
jr,^f*u--^
a*.O=
'7"*-Z /* -dz'o'** '/4*7 r-, at,-z**. z<a[rts:
n*": /. " Z"A
"ul**/z* J/'a ca.-z4zz,z?zi) aa*a u4.-.za-".p{ A &*-t 4./ ;-- r/---ry. a4zzz<-}-/; *7;/^-'::17.'^7--fr':::,'7 *€-/;. 1*z ,
t- frZ eoo,z.-/ 4/*a; ,.-2; azze..<-.-.L.-*"- /42;k %:'.*-,y' Z;*2< -c*).
/t/
217 _c--.-_4!4/ *-e^"- 4 -a-*;^.,n1,-,<,-Z<- d6-b2
'(tr-t Zyt 4c* 6:' ,/v j-Z
.) , L/..... ./rc/,4,-. f ,1,2-.
' 1,,-
C/:.. -oZJ--.-..2_
,/rl'u., --/ ,--/ ,4--*.2-*.
v--I *' -;':1
J
) -2| ":%'-4,,)
('/
.f/*, 2 .,/ a , o c( L1;.; Z; */ZZdo,,o/.uu "/ Z-Z* ^*7 q-Ze;-4,2?.Lau7,-ru@q-2
z/..q'E >--* o--2-:*"4-4*.*r--4 <,2;
4q"42- -,y --* d.4*,2
i
I
I
I
I
I
_//1", ,-------./ -/ /-*a; "y';a-z*)D l1-; * "-.- 4 e;Z;,---- ,*42 h**ZZ-.*
230
,/ r/
,7
?-z r1z-2.r7 6rJ-n4 lzL',k/ L tZ- Zu, '
LC,./1,,;* fl,,,h,,*a-'/
t.,..uz- fz*-),/4/-)z-.* ,ry
€/<::-/a<,zz Z I
la,/foz'//,/1 l
*4; s1.;,d.>/ / -q- *4,4
,4.,/-./-1-r/-f* ) V4, e-.*.-o.4
4V- A-eu.Z z-trz,.1-.- -*Zrk /-
ZLrZ./ .,? -4.*21-
- ;'./., .T,/',- *zZ<<'u
Z.t z-,*. *z; z--"2,/
Utrrt4aT ,71/{r /' f ": ,z / 'r ;(---"A ,-r., fu-;-..rr- ,.,.,,, Zrl? ,/; -,.-o-r/ 1., "..;21
-.2A-/ t.,,uy'.214////
fr, t*-,4 a/y'-Zu ;Z ,>az"xzz) .ZZ-,-lz" ,l .*rzu^ 6*,4
I
i
/ s2c-n 4J o" 1/"fv
,/-,z/rrz ,;/ )/,.,r*
| 'rz /r{. ( ..4..r/ .-o"/ -'2"-t' o--"2| '/2,,..,, . ,2.,.*. ) ",
'
\ ' . /* * A q='i r-"" t7' c4'-a
\,r' r f, ,,-,,.{ //"-'f,,,/cr.r,, f"), o'.* "*',*u *V,--*-'r /\t u,,.,/ /-: t,/zo--,r, a-,,, ,,i u.q@ 1< t-^u "/u'/"";\/ u,,.,/ /,1 ,7 1/a--,n, zan... -,, u,q@ 1< t*u '',y'u,'"..-'n| -' .'* /\ ;[",, 2,.,24. rZ.. arZ,,lt'-.,-, Lza-,z a,,4 1,.q ;;.)
\'rr-. ,. i,, .r't-. -."o/-,, :,2.".,1-- 'z,/. .77:^>-*- ZZ*7'\'rt-. ,. ,,, .r'' t-. -..,r/-,, :,2:.it-- ,./.' z*)a>-*- 77*7\ + .r,. i*., t r/- /,4- dt;-*--{ 2^Z---- .2. <4.2
\' , ,/ 1, - . /-- .."zta,- ./,2-t2,,--- ,'-- Z---
ffiV,-, 1^
\t -T.v:e'.':
Qfott zgz)*O/(/4r1 fr, ci'",/ /;
,/ r'5 V
o.,=r*";,4-r*-*
-x> &-;) a/J-
\iA
233
;
?
234
/&zo * o(!r,' Q, zz.z z4 - v'd7 tr, / py' ezz zzt /torzo--,/ ,4 v1,-ru-cza.?,-4 ,-, -Z c%, 1r9'.* c?%.,,,z ay' 4/o.* o/*-. -/ 24 A1 ,.q Zz-a< ?'C2"./z;r' z , / / .:--l'-j;<-t,7u ,O/r-t/ ,letezr"rr"z /z eoZ r,L hr*/ Z/zer/4aZ
,//,f/t Jv
)
i " -1* * *, d?, aa t/* l".oa; ;*i, ttL, ,-/""/r) oZ,zA,9, *, .rry'z,-z/tt;*r"-z*- o-, /-)7 L-4/- L,-Z ,Z-*7* /6,** il Aru.pu, -f,,r hr.nZJ.-/"-tt/6,7-za_-"/. z-,,4 -.2,n 2,,---,r'4 *-/Z/4* %* -
*, ;a,*"*.2,- ru,.4 -/*^d-* Z 4ZSZ-- /rf- .Z!"f,...2o2/-4+2, ?Lru ,/rZ-Z 4"2*, ,0,oz"--; Z/">d., --2.2.-=;*(lt**"*- -/Z-e* ,4.-L, C7.*". a-44 Z-/,2zqlu ,-Z L*> z4 /-wz *:r" -*1-;4 ,a Z> b-dr.- a->r^d {z*Z a.u,,z-24 / -//,-nz--/,-.-.,,-.-) ,-z y'z-- z /*"r"*u7 -*:---
&z."-zZ *r.--a- 7Z; l*-a= *.rZ--.=;-O z=- -/^**-L*4-4._"/=* z- eZz-Z,zeA.-2,.2- a4.Q ;
h--:/.
o-/./* 4Z--,-*r'az1../lz- ,/rr"^,^ J
24z;*
Ia
I
-e4*.,/n-D'-;* ),4* {tz,-;, *2. h:z a-z z"tu 4'
7--1--; %-zZ,*--i k;-z,a ztry* <*'*
, /?,2-/.2.,2tu [,
!it.r
o*o_ o/or-.; "a--=/-f
;/ -",-,2- g2,--/ -*,zz . zzz&*'-- J-'V-z <-/"<'??z/6 rr- -,r-.-.-?Z .6, n,.7t,'"2 '1-'--t'. '=: '4V7-" "' 4rz--a1 4'7'
2 z'1 / z ,z -/' -,'.2 z'z/ ^ .--) . -a>1t/A:;:, il;A ,z,zzo..-<--rr-z- .4,4+ -z*2- "-%'/Z-Z-% -,, ) o? ?t n'(rrr,'u?ea Z-";;-'":2 Z*=ZZ-
2z-z* tt/,- b..? /1",.,,/,,- ,24;/ *r:_:* /2-z-4
a.---7:' -Z-t -A -A, )--/,2'.-rura-f ,z*2 't-- 'fi)<> /2-*zz*zz
| ,1n--2, .)z'-e*rz*2 1n l'/* E4 zzlz4aL ZZ*-e /"'4' *'?
lOr* ., , ,.,2 Z,{ ,-,..--, * zz+u-'t. u)r444 "zz irz>'**Z| -/' -7Z; t{*nu'.-Z ,z--A .=--Zf-=<.>
| :1".** 1". .n*'/zL'
'7 --z z--;>ft ha-235
,r/ (.
--- ,.14 ,' /-<) ' / -,-lJ-./HZ.
qzz% ? /Ze_r2a),/
/el| ,.
lrrn/(--ut'*7 ,/a--r,l+c-/,'4,.-z---Z , l>-.,- Z-r4- -?,-,-, sz1.- aa;7<* zaa4(7r.*4 .:*- *') zxa*,.u1 ,/.- /rzt:.../-- .1 './. 4 ---t, ,/u-/-(o-7 za-Q
/r-a*22;- c?.-:r. " 77Z;- c+rtz:a- c-o 4"
Vrf,z* JL-'.2;- O?- :a*;2_,k, d 1- f., -/./razzy- .-.-.."2 . /, -.o ^7(*. gil*fi .o** *, r&*4. -, (-*-;,4 -*, -.,-1r ,l-,. "Z* {-* -ir".- Za-.ctu __
.,r,,.1^ 7- rZ; . -/r/*- - o....,o-/ iZ -,. v,r' z4 * a..2"- 6---4ri1,,"./*. ,li/-,*,, ,-11n.r2,7 2r,,,1t.u.21*,. (:" . r*.:Za? //, t,,,.(,,,i.r,u A,,.*z^/2k..,/ t4, r, r1.
"ra*-{--^1,T2,..,..
.. --./u u.,,. -! -.", ,/".-r,2...,- z*zVoz .-rZ. &a1 / €o-*1, ,.?'.-,.r-.,. /.r--,.Z/t;7;;1,. a1..( y't/./1,-,,, /rZ- z-,-?,' ztc../12 -.u1-<2..2 ,r,1 ,.'.."o,-. d.-.*..
d* d ir"Z-*-/.ZZa,
e-z*-4
,)
230
itI
i{
.t
Al..%) 1-*-.*-r- c-Zr-?q z?-2,z--u.-z -;-2,
'1iIA
ij
t.iJ'ii
;.1
.;
t:i:
14
2_-i
.-tX:l
E ' j
F;}8,,,Jl !.
^
j
t:)
../* * lh o-y cz'i4 %2"- fr*'2, )** '4*2n""/' d-rz',rr,Z . a z, z ,1.' ;.,,- /,1* fr,4 'oa-y'4"t',tr/ /*'*/ Z","1:,,-"
a{*,o ,^.2,ft^o a At ?or- /'YZL *- '4**
Ur* - ,rg r'4 ez.-",-z /'- zffi ,/t /-a
-2**
_.-5-E
(
€
=J:e
ff
"/hq eo<./
,/
0/
2
./'
,dl-t- n-;-
J.f- *Z/*,to *-- *,<;;/ etu b<r ad/ Z/* ld-6*-
-r*? 4un4.i;t:,2/Zzfi'*^* 2/,/- /-i * 1*t j,o,ha, Z ,-/ur,,o"l**. .t/ -* '"2''' 4 'Z (*"/ t/*z Z &-
/ tz / - ,/ p, -z-^ J,/ /Z--:Z tu{L/? /* Z-* n-**r9/*iz- /*rf j:r:* / ,z /r-;V tu {<// /*' u ,'.* An- .H'v, ' .l'4i' II
,f///-24,,^, /*, 4u nih. 231
4 6{44tQ )
3-:#Y;';;!6ri :
di,{_
/,*ue/au-/
/f7=@zez,w&ru-) // j'/?
i,-.r--,a,4 e-244,-, .rZ)> ,2" e.Ez;: ,{ r/-; .a.-a-)l a4-4,I, o/.- 4.*-., ,,f44 o-/* t ---Z/&*-rr' .-;zZ A Z?Zt/4.-2,r4 .4-,2"/u, Z J-;,. z"*- Z -*,-4-.-- .z ( z7'rz iz*u /* f:**<-
Z, 4-.-*. -/.*7 ed*z -'.;/, 2".-*z o*o ,Z-o*a-.-- z/* r'/-Z-;, 4/2. /L*;t;;;Ji*.r, %;?i;.'Z/.2/ _/ 4a / , --* , . -.2 ., -L ;- -;"_
laZ*-a a44.4
1Z (*"2 4; /-, ua 6 "-zz 4, c-* -;),./ ..2/re-/i-a
238 ^.7-:-;"-/1 l" d_ *,_.1 ./.,*
/70(Ar rln u r/r,v
11- a "/ -21",,.,,t drr/tr,Z,-r,. 7f --/1"/4
rrzt.zy' c+-n za
I o- n, rz.,a /a-,o-7 t.+zz-t-
'/ -/' {'"'o
/f . t tl..--/* na ,/,- d-z €..,..-, tZ drzt
4 44o,u.t*r-.- (.U z,-Ltal a*<a ,Z cu',-'
t** /, 8.,,/.^*,,) *,, 1c1( a/^ -,',r/ l* .r/2,,1.1 .. "-7L.*- Z ,z/-,,t ,,./,-*.-A n nl- 4)*
4/,-.lZ-.o.o 1r' ./ff^-,,o, Z"/, a-atz< :>1c,.-. ", z/- et--.., /-z
*44 /;'l z e-rl,.u * /*.,
n,U-**.zZ-/ ,t- o-u.) '-
,1 ,'.u ./. (,1,/-2.*2.,a r./-,,/ c.,./<..;, 1,,/u,Q 1-,, '/*", rzodtt..zr rt^ r..,;,','/nrr/,/ .oy",,r,,- *,., /7, ,,.,-' ,, ,n,^',.*.'y <''l
J/- /1- E- -/. -.1,/-t-r;4;;- , '//,-{o -?.f/ l//a,oL* czzzzz,./,1.,2*,r-9{-,r.-- t--' /-,7 /,' L,'.' 4*-.a/,7', 1-,,,2-u, r/r-, 7,/r. .'.,r, ,/1, Zt. t</n'11''- /*'t1", l'"" '1 ')"'',l ,'.. ,/ (,1, l-2,. 1.q r,l .,,/ c,,,/r,,;, 14,,/*,G 1-,. /*', rtdtt'.r
Lt ,,/ l--,zt (-.,2.,,,- t" /- 74., ,/,..- a/,. €4, -L)-tz> ..,,,.*.,,4,-u -/ f., /7-" 1:,,".'. o-,.(/ -' l.',1., zr/'*--,.//* *'"-Z z7;r1//,. / r,/-, 2L t<'tt(,u,,/,',, t,,,,,''*,, rl'' /'a "4 /')l'/'/"'
( :t,.,". 1,,,,,r/, n 1,,,,.c.',,, a,-,,tr (.,,,2.',,. ar.,r ,*7 .:,
,,/:,.,, /, r,-, , y' /1. r-,ttt ,/, '/a. ,. t.,, "f ,,,,", / n ,,.2 t''" 1"4
../-- * z/* ,1,7 ?*- //. ,"2-* 4
i!3;::.:' 1::;;'::::f f/-E:l : '*,o r-/t,,u /. ),rr,,,,, -Z-,,,../z .l/-',,,,,/zt-. o/o*,.. cn.,/,'-/r'
A
239
?I
tI{I
I
.(, ,4* L4-,i,; ,/ J- . Y lt*,,2.,' r:t',/,L;,- 4 .l- 'Z'Z''')''.1,,cl , /1o'fJ ..ld^,t-" )".-',t
7/ ia;-t,
1
i:a
/(t t r/t t t,r r/q /Jz7t
(fic( /// rt t-,/r,17/t,
Z-- z/,,11 o.uy' 4,-
(4**n 4v Xr9.o,z o,^* /421-'ru >" u - zz11 ZZt'z z ut aa >Z-*, "/ TeczF
74' "9-r,-.p{^2,.2-9-{ n^_ . .!-tL,
lra-t7aa
240
z*+
-/-
ag ,taQl{JuZlf ..
. 1 ,1 - , t t /.
fi Z(ZZ .**-.1)r/-,-,- 1/-o z+,zvu? b/-o %,..<;{, .{p</6 z, ,-,-/ -.*;-) ,rJ,7-24, azlz*,'!ZrZ--*-. 1 *, * j,M,r,"*, .2*z zzo,* d A* t- A Z 1.-.._,_,! , -/^ -,- Z6,;"'-'*{., <:4?'ry1fuL*re;'Z 4.*-,/y'o--,-. r'n>>'-r.2. 2 .4 ,o,o-(, ^t
/a-
L//1tt t;rrl a/ /( c / - J"tt' / f 't /(,t,, /r/r(trta,f u',taao"'/ ry r/t/7t1rltt)tt '"/' 'l '''r"/'t/,, , '/,1, ', r ll' '4 r'tn u/ /11 17 t czZ
,_ /ttr./7r^
?/ ,1, :t- , f, (,, ,rto )
.' /- / rrrL,z //- r .t,'../ y','- ru 4oi-
f,rt,,n',t f,"'" I "/, ,/r- *, En ,:Z 1'?.?2?K t1, 1",,'
,lf',zz/zzzz4
,1, Corr,/ ',7,t/,,1t /" z1/t>t"7 lrtt'|/ )//t t4i /: A"1lrZ'r/
^ A,of rL ntt'o "' (/u J'-'' ''L
z''1"/ /' nZr/'/,-/r,. r, 7/, ?',-."1 o" /"'{ rrtltt tl'lr "6'2'"o"L'{
7 rft'
E/o,/ i
. LZ, U*,,, ,, , t u , "u 6;,
;T.:*7";;:.,a1 d.r,t I'/ al I 4/-" 4'/',/,tr(, l,/,,,7 l1-.*,1 )
'/-/ ' , ,/"r) up Zlu s1a7 {4 - t. .12(.L
,(- t- / ,1r,, ttt/tt,L "< ;rn')'7' ' 4ttil :/" r1"4"za' f, a/1n -?
'': ,: 'rl.'2,,,7;, ,',,- nr.' '/or*, d* t "' o'2''z- r'''/?'l-' zff't,;;'.-":;::.r--"Zt ), )t- r,,-/ o/ -,/* ''"':,/-'3 :*-:
t ?.t
f.--,, /
7h €.-z-', y')
,11',,
"d.//
/ r-/
i
242
Y
-4-4, _, 2-,2 .,2 Z"t /^- i; t,/u a,iZ-,zA .r'/-* %;7
: /*f,/-,a &..,1. ,z*, tZ 6."..,2 {,/--?*rz-3"6* ,a"a* , ?4** /. * 4 -y'y'**, *,r. Z)/,- zZ- 7"*,.2o-Z^::_.t-/,- Zo Z-, Z** 24.'*4-n - -). ;7r-r/ o1,--<.-a;z;;;-
.Z{*-*. .2,/ €** ruz ,6-*.s *u /2,-*z> cd,Az*4-/z ./ *"ae/**z )-u/ 92---2, ./ *.4-,):> /u;-',-",,/l--/z-"/zi , e**--./ . .. y' z-.-- 1", ?zVz* A L-{fu--/ gZZ*o l4/ 11* 4-.2, q-."*z-.-z, y'-L.".- /Zz( Tq"Z^ 1j1,,-.. d*-u
,:?,/h'tt U rlt U. .l/f CZ, .1--d /! j./,rr:/
/-, , ".-, o / gh;' L, , ^.-F ,Z:-r*- Z^-- *- o ***"-*4 -,/ c--.^o./ orrz;- 2 ./o e-(,-r.ra, -/ rt, L,tryz(2rL7 o*. ^/A-Z^4 Z:*, ;D eL"4...,-*d,/**4A*2"/"(?,-// ."- 4 -f.*rrZ-o z*-"rr/*oL./ 9,ufio**24 Z- /; Ja;*ZzL,. ,-2"/-a* ,E u n{**->-%*'- ^/:.?- / Z 4^,r z*;.2 *- %xrZ .7Z,.nn44c22.t+ /.*, o ,u "z-/-.-2.--.r.SZ zazt za
-/ a-( o.-Z-.-7--/^ o -(-, o1n) z.--Z'.rrrzz --.r;aiL ?23**a1' /Lz/ y' a--t z7
e<.n/,n "/,-4. ,"-z /*'%L 4.2d.: ZZ-72)p,-*oZ-u" D /*.1, daztu *,;) / ?4-z.a-
//-"r-. u/,,,^rr,*, ,44/a-,: ,rZZ,,. OZ;ar, E*,i--^fur-/L;. -/1.1.-* (*f., ..4 €U**- t4-,--*'*/-4,*, 11 f/.,., r2, . .//.,,, /,.-- r7,,,r:.,, -,'n rz.,t/a ./taz*./,4- 2,,, ? , /o,n - 27 .fr, a **1 Zz". .z/_,*.* ,.iey'*n..oQ"',.* az/d 1,r7."-z )2ta+ ,.2" Z,-,_? *-O z*znq .."za
.1-o /;,/? L /,,/ **o L.n'zrZ,"-,:-"o f,.2ft> 1Z-r^."*;
T m,{f ? otyz-*<-r,,2-,7 a-r' {z)-
i,
i _.r/ e- -tu*. .ZZE- y'** z-4^ -Z_., * /J,,-_,, 9.**,"n, o/', Z 9*z; a" zZ:J Zr,, r/,--.-.-o a ,.*; 4*,2-, )Z;f| , / -1. , -/ ,?.?i ^
7 (4-.<4 7 ../(z-ka+ 4..4r, a/tz14t4zz Z4 fZz <lzaz:22, 2z.fv.z/
1,..71.^ , oo{-.no.Z-.2, -r.Z y'o /, a a@a'/** fz4-', / 4 "/-.7u**,a//,,:.1::.,..1-1-*-* f.r"r- *--.;1
,' n' u, u_l* ,_/ , cz-., " r_{ d 2 U (Lt L{/r .4+q Zrlzd dLc//4,.2+4 Z2da ./
'/, ,1 &:12 ,-/*/"A "...,,), .L--v,-/ /,eU;,.22 &o',L-o"yf.turlt,t-^. ^-,, f ,,:r, az"or-d^-2,' t,2L+.2 r,ffr-Z:
/-?Flrtrtt/ r/ zl1 tr+1.2
,/
I.a
,z 7l-ofia uc/ay l/zir t * /e ruz
/.A /Z/O7r- rd,J
.6;, .f,atza- .r-f,**-)D
n- ,Z) /& o*n /2r'. c-2? /-* zt*V z.*-r' z/.24*)-ahaztlz//o-*o -f-4^/*"^ q.a-+24 z-r.-z: .7 fL.ZzZ /" d ,- ./
"/;,@- *//^r--"-O F;- .,8; z244zze' 4?*. ug,-t-z-.:2.-*^#,--*Z- [*/ 4".L*;A-a h "-1" z-rz"z)-; .# _..,,
W*. ,.gr-t-z-..2.--^
12"9/44; *,-*-Z-fio /". ^u/,y'-z--zZ) 4<c.4. ,rr-,4z{D; --?J,,z r{t-i7,-- :";;*r- zZZ ah. n--i'&1.. ob.-t-zo.r.--L /*r';4-; d;r:.;4*- /
./z-?z--4' .z--" n c---Q-.€- dz-!.-2> aU
,,i_* r:f , :Z' * fiT:ng *h; y, ,// - *rlru) 4 d- e-j W 4)Tr*u ,./ooa" p*../ez-.-,,- ru,zu
I{r,,...,;,..j.-,}'' ::.).'rr:i'.
#1*o .77.4.72, -/r.-a*Z y'r*,- "/ rZ /"*^--d.-.,-y'-*rV^ -*r?h-
/ f / ofirrrtlgr Z/ru/Jo-ut
/",2*/-o*-- rt --- -42*q
1z*
rJ,a
/ / J.'z',
c* 2* *z d1-;;2.. ,
TC;L "/ 92,.,,) )/,2/ (
-,/^.-*o ?? "-zZ. of J,/k".*rs /
V(;z: a .-74-.-.-/4, tsl^/*f, ,2-tu z A-//.-a-q ./ e---4/d/tz,z--, rf.z**
244
,/ f/z;- ,/-*-,-;;) d.11^/, za4 "AZ*
lX.z--,^-ke /Zo/-6 ^-. rrh//4",-" ,-n-/ ar-/Z----4-.zs-.--o ,/;:,"2,; 4.. .. *z-zz-"h* 4 zZ-".-^;* 4,.--; -4,//; 4"..-- @z-A"hL I zz-"-r ;- .8,.,- L d4; L* **D d.-Z* 6 Z Z-) ,-,/* zZ;; -"e {*n-"e(^zd- Z* * o*o ,G*---b c*;Z;^--z 4," cE-.2"4.*:*; -/ A- *; -/1-.,--.> d? -.zz* r-zz .-/ ,l/r"--.4 ,a-----*; -/ A- *; -,/1- ,--^.> d? -.zz- ,-zz ../ z*/,,-.-.4 z.---,/* d^^*z h o-,** *.*; e/--+o/n,,. ,,-/ h dr-/*-/ 7Z::r-- .*'<42;*/ ; Z-*- "/z#-n).-1 ,/4,-/
/, ,'(=*r ^=- {u^a 2/ 7-,,t- aL- *-7 e*< *Z-C,--.1 ;-2 /- /Joo-u ---t4-' 1*o- l, 7* ,azc*c4eq/- Z, "/,-/, * -/12 o.,,,.y' Z*. 2 aZ- 6.**
I{
Il
- / /,/
,q) 9) "
( zz'2,' tr=d'z'f r ;Z,% urrza"T) V/-t c e zzz 4, : tr- cD 1 )'' e'i -'/'| *. /.*;2, ,*6 , e-",2,.2**4'2 /-" ,*', o/*'-' '*:o/ /Z:-lr^, //./2""; C,Z;a- 1 z/, ,U' 1'7 ,/"2 :": ti,
t-z , zzz ^,7 I ,',r. ,/ fr- Z *; 7o u**"'*' t -tt/'C/1*2' " / /ZZ T
II,u- -/ //. 6,*r?1//
ti o-d--"o * * a,A Z * Z--z- * 7- -f--Xrz*;-*42 a74z'c ,
'7;;" ; ; rD, "q - *a nr^27 z/'''*rZ'* ='-,'4 zzc-e.z-z-i7 z'z*1at-"t zZ* 7*4,/,
tii Z- o, '-i,27- 1- .-.r ,z;;z /zZ- n7 'y'N/"-
'-' Z ' / f J v
11 f =,=-- ,/^/ .-/._-.: .--z{*,tzli/*z'i 1o."t,;;;4;*-' ,Z/u a'/"n27 :"u o'/-ul',\.2-,. Z tu.l 1a(- '*u * Z-,4 2ro*--2-1l
\ dr.t*., 1Lz xlt- e--^'l ,@ a?e,( azzZ ?z*t42'*
l-*- *-/ f aez;'27
2/::, s-,*v,t-42<--^*r* 245
Please note the next meeting time is:
7:00pm, 'Wednesday, April 15, 1992
Ocala Public Library
HO/UCCSP. O. Box 1206ocala, FL 32678-L2O6
PastTimes Name Index
ALLMoN, Joseph 218 CLARK, Robert 228 GEYER, Abrars 242ALLI4ONN, ,Joseph 219 CLfPAON, Jonathan 238, 242 GEYER' G. F. 240ATKINSON, H. H. U. 235 CLIFTON, Jonathan B. 225, GILLSON, William H. 2t9ATKINSON, .Iohn H. M. 225, 234 GOD9[fN, Allen 224t 233242 CLINCH, John H. M. 229, 230 GRAIIAU, John C. 225, 234,BAILEY, Loucinda 237 COLLINS, llenry 235 238BAILEY, Mrs. 233, 221, 233, COLLINS, Ilenry M. 235 GREENSTREET, Oliver 218237, 242 COLLINS, John F. 235 GRoUARD, George U. 222BALLARD, Lewis 215 CONNELL, Nancy 216 G_?, Edward 245BARNES, Srances 244 CONNELL, Wm. 2L7 G_?, Ephraim 235BARNES, Francis M. 241 CONYERS, Danie1 241, 244 HALL, JoeL 228BARNES, Thomas 216 CRAWFORD, Emanuel 225, 235, HALL, Thomas 239BARNES, wm. T. 241, 244 24O HAMMOND, EIIa 218, 2L9BEAN, (Ur. & Mrs. ) 219 CREws, Edward 235, 237, 24t HAMMOND, Emma 218BECK 215 cRoSS, WiLlis L. 224 HARDEN, Ira R. 239BOILES, Hamilton 225, 234, DAY 219 HARDEN, Martha 239238, 242 DEARIN, H. E. 219 IIARDIN, Martha 240BoosE!,tAN, Rolf 24O DELL, Charles L. 229 HARRELL 22OBRANCH, John ,J. 229, 23O DELL, James c. 225 HARRINGTON, Phillip 228BRANCH, L. B. 235, 245 DENIZAN?, Edward 233, 235 HARRIS, !0i11iam E. 224BRANCH, Little Berry 222, DENIZAN?, Stafford 233 HARRIS, William S. 223223, 247 DENZEN?, Edwaxd 224 HARVIL 22OBR;ANCH, Littleberry 229 DEXTER, Thomas D. 229 HARVILL 220BRANCH, William D. 222 DILLARD, Sarah 219 HARV]LLE 22OBRANCH, Wm. D. 221 DOUGLAS 21-9 HASTINGS, Lucy E. 219BRINSON, Benjamin E. 24O DOUGLAS, Hon. Thomas 233 HASTINGS, Sessions S. 219BROOKS, Benjamin 233, 242 DOUGLAS, Honorable Thomas HASTINGS, Sterling T. 279BROWN, James O. 24O 241 HATFIELD, Samuel 235, 2361BROV{N, John A. 143, 238, 24L DOUGLAS, Judge ?lro. 224, 238, 239BROWN, Thomae 242 24O, 245 HELVENSTON, eeorge 225, 228BROWNING 218 DOUGLAS, Judge Thomas 233 HELVENSTON, John 226, 228BRUTIN 216 DOUGLAS, Judge Thos. 225 HENLEY, R. B. 2J-9BRUTON, D. 217 DOWNING & JONES 218 HERNANDEZ, Joseph M. 218BRUTON, David 215 DUKES, Hunsford 224 HICKI.{.AN, William 22lt 231-BRUTON, Nancy 216 DURANCE, F. M. 235 HICKMAN, William H. 231,BRUTON, Nancy S. 2t6 DIIVAL, wm. P. 2]-8 HIGGENBoTHAM, Elijah 245BRUTON, Sarah A. I'1. 215 DYALL, ilames R. 228,229, HIGGENBOTHAM, Louatzy 215BRUTON, Susannah E. 215 23J- HfGGINBOTHAM, Elija}l. 228,BRYAN, S. 235 | 236 EDSON 218, 2L9 23O, 233BRYAN, Stephen 227, 236, EDWARDS, William 229, 230 HILL, Chesley D. 229239, 242, 244 ELLIS, James E. 223, 224 HINDS, James D. 235BRYANT, Setphen 224 EVANS 216 HOLLY 219BITLLOCK, Monroe 240, 242, FAIRBANKS, George R. 232 HOLI.{ES & DEXTER 229244 FRINK 216 HOLI'{ES, Thomas O. 229BULLOCK, Ptobert 222 FRY, Saml. 2\8 IIOOKER, Robert H. 231BULLOCK, Robt. 224 GALBRAITH, Malcom 225, 234t HOWSE, E. D. 2L6BURLESoN, paniel 245 242 HowSE, Edmond D. 143BURLESON, Daniel A. 225, 23O GALBREATH, Malcom 238 HULL 216BURNES, Bernard l"t. 245 GANAN, Ephraim 238 HYDE, Simon 228BURNEY, Arthur 221, 227 GANAN?, EphraLm 242 HYNES, lIilton 229BURTON 216 GARDNER, John 235 JOHNSON, John 233BURTON, David 24O cEIcER, Abraham 234 JOINER, A. M. 228, 233CARTER, James M. 224 GEIGER, Abram 225 iIONES, Cornelia 231CHALKER 219 GEYER, Abraham 238 KEITH, Riehard (covernor)
eage 245
PastTimes Name Index
2L5KE?TLES, Tho. C. 235KTNGSLEY, Charlie 216KINGSLEY, James 215, 2L6KfNGSLEY, James I'{. 215KINGSLEY, James S. 216KINGSLEY, M. A" 2L6KINGSLEY, Susan 215KINGSLEY, Zephania 215LANE, Jamee 219LANKFORD, Henry 225LARIUER, James T. 223LARIMER, Julia 223LEwIs, crace E. 2]-9LONG, H. It. 217LoRRIUER, James T. 24i,LORRII{ER, Julia 241LUTCH & ROSE 229MADISoN, John H. 143, 225,226, 229, 23O!,tARTrN, E. 2L9l,tAssEY, Henry G. 245MASTIN, Alexander 228MATCIIETT, Elizabeth 215MATCIIETT, Lydia 216MATCHETT, Mary E. 215McCARTY, Sterling 235MccLEoD, Alexander 216I{cINTOSH, McQueen 232McINTOSH, McQueen 238MCR.LE, John 219McRAE, Norman 219}icTERREL, John 225, 242UcTERRELL, John 234, 234MEADOWS, James J. 235MERRILL 218MEYER, B. F. 226I'{EYER, G. R. 226MEYERS, B. F. 224MEYERS, Green R. 224I{ILLS, Joseph I. 235MILLS, William R. 236, 239!,iITCHEL, C. A. l.t. 223MrrcHELL, C. A. U. t43, 23LUOBLEY, John 235l4oBLY, John 245UOODY, Alfred 234, 236, 234!,iOODY, Hopkins 221l,lOODY, Jo}l.r: 234, 236 - 238,24Ot 242, 245!,t@DY, Roger 234, 236, 238uooDY, Soloman 221, 236MooDY, Solomon 227, 228,23A, 234, 239
UOoRE, Harriet RusseII 219UOORE, william C. 2]-9I'{ORRISON, Murdock 233O'BRIEN, Daniel Janes 224PAINE, JosLa}:. 223, 224' 229- 23LPAYNE, George B. 22LPAYNE, George t'{. 231PEARSON, BLLL 244PEARSON, J. B. 226PIERSON, John S. 228, 229PILES, FranceE !1. 227PILES, Ja$eE 227PILES, James w. 225, 235,238, 242PILES, John 22tPILES, SR., william 235 ' 242PILES, William 227, 236, 238POTTS 219PRATT, lr. M. 218PRICE, Spencer 234PRIEST, Ann 218PRfEsT, Gabriel 218PROVINCE 239PROVINCE, DavLd 222RIVERS, Charles 237RMRS, Georgia Ann 237ROBERTS, lrby 244RoBERTS, WiIIiam 240, 244,24sRoBERTS, Wm. 236ROGERS, W. H. 222, 224ROGERS, W. J. C. 24O, 244ROOSEVELT, Henry L. 225ROOSEVELT, I{YDE & CLARK 228ROSEBOROUGH, ,John C. 239ROSS 229Ross, William H. 231RUSSELL, William F. 143SANDERS 216SANDERSoN, Col. J. P. 232SANDERSON, J. P. 223, 2271237 - 239, 24tSATTERWAIIE 218SATTERWATTE, S. L. 219scorT 218ScoTT, Theo. 218SELF, ceorge w. 221SIMS, James 220SMITH 232Sl,lITH, Abraham B. 230SMITII, Chancey 219SMITH, Jane 219SI{ITH, Joseph 227
SMITH, Joseph P. 242SUffH, Sarah E. A. 22OSPANN, W. J. 223SPENCER, Samuel 241S?ANLEY, ,Joseph 219STONE, WIn. 218, 279STRICKTAND, Martha 215STURGES, Ne1son 225, 238,242STITRGIS, Nelson 234SUI,INER 219SUMNER, Jessee 233swAN 219SWAN, Fred 218SWAN, J. B. (Mr. & Mrs.l 219swAN, ,J. W. 219SWILLEY, Samuel E. 222TAYLOR, Joseph M. 232, 234TENANT, Abraham B. 23OTERRY 219THoMAS, Spencer T. 232TUCKER, W. W. 143TYNER, Jonathan 240TYNER, WiIIiam E. 224, 226VAUGHT, .Ioseph 229WALLACE, Henry A. 22OWALLACE, Nancy S. 216WALLACE, Thos. 216WARD, Nellie E. 22OWARD, T. 2]-9WATERMAN, A. 233WATERMAN, Aden 235WEATHERS, Benjamin 225, 234,238, 242WEBB 218WELHONOR, Zachariah 239WELLHoRNER, Zacharia 235WEsToN, willard 22OWHIDDON, James 235WHITFTELD 214, 2L5WILBER, John 218WILLIA},ISON 219WILLIAI'{SoN, Anne P. 22OWILLIAUSoN, CatherLne 22OWTLLIAMSON, Emma L. 22OWILTIAMSON, Jerusha 22OWILLfAMSON, Thomas S. 22OWILLIAUSON, Wade P. 22OWILLIAUSON, William 220WfLLIS, Jackson 233WILLIS, ,Joseph J. 225
Paqe 247
