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This page contains my list of notes on pages for creation.

Mona Lisa Saloy

Henry Wood (Businessman)

R.W. Lightbown

Norman Tanner SJ

Sydrak

Malcolm McBain, British diplomat

Francis Edmond Bray / F.B. Bray

Keats-Shelley Memorial Association

The Colne-Stour Countryside Association

Cornelia Johanna de Vogel / C. J. de Vogel

Frederick Moore, American journalist

  • Some modern editions of his works give his middle initial as W., but no evidence for this.
  • Author and journalist
  • Known works:
    • The Balkan Trail (1906)
    • Passing of Morocco (1908)
    • Chaos in Europe (1919)
    • America's Naval Challenge (1929)
    • With Japan's Leaders (1942)
    • (As contributor)
      • Saitō, Hiroshi / Japan's policies and purposes; selections from recent addresses and writings (1935)
      • Catalogue of very important old Chinese rugs, and a few other rare works of Chinese art, including sculptures, porcelains, bronzes, embroideries and jewelry, from the collections of Frederick Moore [...] and John Kimberly Mumford [...] to be sold [...] (1919)
      • Catalogue of brilliant old robes from the late court of the Manchus (1917)
  • Biographical information in footnotes from My Life before the War, 1860-1917 by John J. Pershing
  • Spectator review of The Balkan Trail
  • DAB page - Frederick Moore.
  • Google search
  • Identities:
    • LC: n97876776
    • Worldcat
    • {{Authority control |VIAF=55930409 |LCCN=n/97/876776 |ISNI=0000 0000 5593 0409 |NDL=00524540}}

Frederick F. Moore

  • Frederick Ferdinand Moore
  • Often misidentified with Frederick Moore (Journalist)
  • Also born 1877. NLA suggest died 1956 BUT mixes up his works with those of the journalist.
  • Known works:
    • The Devil's Admiral (1913)
    • Siberia To-Day (1919)
    • Isle O' Dreams (1920)
    • Sailor Girl (1920)
    • The Samovar Girl (1921)
  • Goodreads Author page

J. N. Westwood / John Norton Westwood, author

  • Dr John N Westwood is an honorary members of CREES (Centre for Russian, European and Eurasian Studies) at the University of Birmingham.
  • Author profile on OUP
    • J. N. Westwood, Honorary Research Fellow, University of Birmingham
  • Encyclopedia.com entry - evidence for middle name, also groups works
  • Works on:
    • Russian history
    • Middle Eastern history
    • Russo-Japanese war
    • WWII
    • Eastern Front
    • Railway history (international), especially regarding steam trains.

Eugene V. Thaw

Per F. Scholander

G. Clarke Nuttall

John Kelman

  • 1864-1929
  • UPenn Online Books Page
  • David F. Wright in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Published in print September 2004 | Published online September 2004 | e-ISBN: 9780198614128 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/49011
    • "Kelman, John (1864-1929), United Free Church of Scotland minister, was born on 20 June 1864 in the Free Church manse, Dundonald, Ayrshire, the only son of John Kelman (1830-1907), minister of Dundonald Free Church of Scotland, and his wife, Margaret Harper Urquhart. His only sister, Janet Harvey Kelman, became a ..."
    • Born 20 Kune 1864 in Dundonald, Ayrshire
    • Son of John Kelman (1830-1907) and wife Margaret Harper Urquhart.
    • 1 sister, Janet Harvey Kelman
    • Education
    • Married 18 May 1892 to Ellin Runcorn Bell, dau of William Hamilton Bell (Edinburgh)
    • Started ministry 4 March 1897 at New North Free Church in Edinburgh, succeeding Dr Robert Gordon Balfour.
    • Volunteered as minister on outbreak of war (which?) but fell ill again.
    • Worked with YMCA in France and Italy between 1916 & 1917.
    • Awarded OBE 1917
    • Commissioned 1917 by British government to "advocate the allied cause in America".
    • Nov 1919 moved to a post in New York and preached in many locations including Yale University. - published as The War and Preaching (1919)
    • Delivered the Mendenhall lectures in 1920 at De Pauw, Indiana - Some Aspects of International Christianity (1920)
    • Sick again c1921 and returned to Britain
    • April 1924 - appointed minister in Hampstead, London
    • September 1925 - retired to Edinburgh
    • Died 3 May 1929

William Shirley Bayley

  • Sandboxed
  • Obituary "William Shirley Bayley" by M.M. Leighton in Science, New Series, Vol. 98, No. 2537 (Aug. 13, 1943), pp. 145-146

M. M. Leighton / Morris Morgan Leighton

Nancy M. Cavender

  • Howard Kahane - "Nancy Cavender, who is a Professor Emeritus at the College of Marin and coauthored later editions of Kahane's 1971 textbook,[1] was also "his companion",[2] according to the New York Times."
    • [1] http://edu.cengage.co.uk/catalogue/product.aspx?isbn=1133942326
    • [2] Lewis, Paul (2001) Obituary: Howard Kahane, 73, Philosopher Who Advanced a School of Logic, New York Times, May 22 (Accessed April 29, 2011) <ref name="obit">Lewis, Paul (2001) [https://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/22/nyregion/howard-kahane-73-philosopher-who-advanced-a-school-of-logic.html Obituary: Howard Kahane, 73, Philosopher Who Advanced a School of Logic], New York Times, May 22 (Accessed April 29, 2011)</ref><ref>Hausman, Alan., Landesman, Charles. and Seamon, Roger. (2002) Howard Kahane, 1928-2001 ''[[Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association]]'' Vol. 75, No. 5, May, pp. 191-193</ref>
  • Nancy M Cavender - Cengage author page
  • Nancy M. Cavender, College of Marin "Nancy M. Cavender is Professor Emeritus at the College of Marin."
  • English department
  • of Mill Valley - Kahane's obit

Paul Lapp (or Paul W. Lapp)

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