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From: "darris cottrell" <>
Subject: Re: [BOONE-DANIEL-KY] From Bio. Dictionary online from Cal. Library. Websiteincludedforfurthersearch
Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 11:24:42 -0500
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Cousin Ivan: You have answered a question I have longed to know the answer
of: Is J. P. Morgan a relative? Thanks for knowing the answer. Now, how
about the Eisenhowers? Isn't Ike one of our kin?
Love ya,
Sincerely,
Darris Gayle Cottrell Raizor
Louisville, KY 40217

Life is not measured by the breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath.


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>
> http://www.s9.com/biography/search.html
>
> The Biographical Dictionary
> s9.com/biography
>
> Result of search for Boone
> Boone, Daniel US frontiersman and settler; participated in Edward
Braddock's
> attack on Fort Duquesne 1755; made brief initial visit to Kentucky
wilderness
> 1767; returned to Kentucky 1769-1771 for hunting, trapping, and extensive
> exploration; leader of party of settlers establishing permanent residence
in
> Kentucky 1775; built fort on site of present-day Boonesboro 1775; blazed
extension
> of Wilderness Road through Cumberland Gap, allowing large-scale migration
of
> settlers through Allegheny Mountains; kidnapped by Shawnees 1778 but
escaped;
> member of Virginia legislature 1781-1787; settled in Spanish-controlled
> Missouri 1799 after land claims in Kentucky failed to receive legal
validation;
> subject of purportedly autobiographical narrative "The Adventures of Col.
Daniel
> Boon" in John Filson's "Discovery, Settlement, and Present State of
Kentucke"
> 1784 _1734-1820
> Boone, Pat (orig. Charles Edward Boone) US singer; direct descendant of
> Daniel Boone _1934--
> Boone, Walter Frederick US admiral; superintendent of US Naval Academy
> 1954-1956 _1898-1995
>
> Result of search for Morgan
> Morgan, Allen US banker; president of First National Bank of Memphis
> 1960-1968; chairman of First National Bank of Memphis 1969-1973 _1908-1998
> Morgan, Arthur Ernest US administrator and educator; president of Antioch
> College 1920-1936; 1st chairman of Tennessee Valley Authority 1933-1938
(TVA)
> _1878-1975
> Morgan, Barbara US astronaut and schoolteacher; backup for Christa
McAuliffe
> on doomed Challenger flight; scheduled for flight to International Space
> Station 2004 _1951--
> Morgan, Charles US railroad and shipping magnate _1795-1878
> Morgan, Charles Langbridge English dramatic critic and novelist _1894-1958
> Morgan, Conway Lloyd English psychologist and zoologist _1852-1936
> Morgan, Daniel US Federalist politician and general in American
Revolution;
> fought under Benedict Arnold during battle of Quebec 1775-1776, but forced
to
> surrender; released in prisoner exchange 1776; defeated British under
Banastre
> Tarleton at battle of Cowpens 1781; commanded Virginia militia called out
to
> suppress Whisky Rebellion in Pennsylvania 1794; Representative from
Virginia
> 1797-1799 _1736-1802
> Morgan, Edwin Dennison US politician; governor of New York 1859-1863; 1st
> chairman of Republican National Committee 1856-1864, 1872-1876 _1811-1883
> Morgan, Frank (orig. Francis Wuppermann) US movie actor; starred in movie
> "The Wizard of Oz" 1939 (as Prof. Marvel/the Wizard of Oz) _1890-1949
> Morgan, Garrett Augusta US inventor; invented model of gas mask 1912
> (patented 1914; sold commercially as Morgan Helmet); invented
three-setting mechanical
> traffic signal (patented 1923), by adding caution setting to previous
stop-go
> traffic signals; frequently but erroneously cited as inventor of electric
> traffic light _1875?-1963
> Morgan, [John] Harcourt Alexander US (Canadian-born) administrator,
educator,
> and entomologist; president of University of Tennessee 1919-1933; chairman
of
> Tennessee Valley Authority 1938-1941 (TVA) _1867-1950
> Morgan, Henry, Sir British pirate _1635?-1688
> Morgan, John Pierpont Sr. (J. P. Morgan) US businessman, financier, and
steel
> industrialist; co-founded U.S. Steel Corp. 1901 _1837-1913
> Morgan, John Pierpont Jr. US businessman, financier, and steel
industrialist;
> chairman of U.S. Steel Corp. 1927-1932; son of J. P. Morgan _1867-1943
> Morgan, Julia US architect; 1st woman to graduate from architecture
section
> of Ecole des Beaux-Arts 1902; 1st woman architect licensed to practice in
> California; designed St. John's Presbyterian Church in Berkeley 1908-1910;
designed
> castle and guest houses at William Randolph Hearst's San Simeon estate
> (commissioned 1919) _1872-1957
> Morgan, Junius Spencer US banker and financier; father of John Pierpont
> Morgan _1813-1890
> Morgan, Justin US horse breeder; developer and eponym of Morgan horse
> _1748-1798
> Morgan, Thomas Ellsworth US physician and Democratic politician;
> Representative from Pennsylvania 1945-1977; chairman of House Foreign
Affairs Committee
> 1959-1977 (House International Relations Committee from 1975) _1906-1995
> Morgan, Thomas Hunt US geneticist and zoologist; president of National
> Academy of Sciences 1927-1931; Nobel Prize in Medicine 1933 _1866-1945
> Morgan, William US Freemason; disappeared and allegedly murdered while
> writing expose of Freemasonry; alleged murder led to formation of
Anti-Masonic Party
> _1774?-1826?
> Morgan, William Wilson US astronomer; demonstrated double-spiral structure
of
> Milky Way galaxy _1906-1994
>
> Result of search for Bryan
> Bryan, Charles Wayland US Democratic politician; governor of Nebraska
> 1923-1925, 1931-1935; Democratic vice-presidential candidate 1924; brother
of William
> Jennings Bryan _1867-1945
> Bryan, John Neely US settler in Texas; founded Dallas settlement 1841
> _1810-1877
> Bryan, Richard H. (Dick) US Democratic politician; attorney general of
Nevada
> 1979-1983; governor of Nevada 1983-1989; Senator from Nevada 1989-2001
> _1937--
> Bryan, [David] Tennant (D. Tennant Bryan) US media businessman; founded
Media
> General Inc. _1906-1998
> Bryan, William Jennings (the Great Commoner, the Boy Orator of the Platte)
US
> lawyer, orator, and Democratic politician; Representative from Nebraska
> 1891-1895; delivered Cross of Gold speech at Democratic National
Convention 1896;
> Democratic presidential candidate 1896, 1900, 1908; Secretary of State
> 1913-1915; prosecutor in Scopes trial 1925 _1860-1925
> Bryan, William Lowe US educator; president of University of Indiana
1902-1937
> _1860-1955
>
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