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There are still several members that need to renew. Hope you will take the opportunity to renew as soon as you read this letter. Remember if you still have a 95 in your number you do still haven't renewed.
I would like to thank everyone who contributed for this newsletter. I think you will enjoy it.
Some of the members have mentioned that they could not get in touch with anyone when they wanted some information, so I have provided my phone number for your convenience.
Looking for info on family of Valentine (1790-1852)& Susan (Morton) (1791 -1858) Presley family. Children: Huldy Winchester, "Thursey" Winchester. Susan Coggin, Sanders. Andrew M. Milton H., and Pleasant Washington Presley.
Who was Joshua Presley's first wife? Were they married in Monroe Co., TN? Joshua (Jehu, Jabe, J.B.) was the son of John and Rachel Sara (Yarberry) Presley. Joshua supposedly had twelve children by his first wife. I have found eight: Matthew, Polly, Jehugh, Amanual, Lizzie, Body, Samual, and Ida.
Octavia Doll Mansel was born: 1876, ItawambaCo, MS supposedly in Saltillo. I do not have an 1860 census on White Mansell but he was in the 1870 Lee Co. MS census, listed as White Marshall with wife Martha (they ma. Jan. 22, 1870 in Lee Co). In the household listed above them is Martha's father Abner Tackett. White Mansel was born in Alabama. It could be he was there in 1860. In 1880 White Mansell is in Lee Co, MS Supervisor's Dist. # 2; 1900 he is in Lee Co., Richmond Precinct; 1910 in Pontotoc Co. MS. I would be very interested in the 1860 census when you find him in it. Thanks. Carol Hicks.
Authentic List of all land lottery grants made to veterans of the Revolutionary War by the State of Georgia.
Compiled by: Alex M. Hitz, Officer in charge- Surveyor-General Dept . by authority of Ben W. Fortson Jr. Sec. Of State.
Catharine Newman, Surviver vs Lewis Pressley & Wm Pressley-Bill for an account, Relief, Injunction, etc. By consent of the parties, the matters embraced in the Bill and answers referred to the arbitrament and award of Joseph Wofford, Esquire, John Davis, Esquire, Doct. C. Young, and Emanuel Alien.
Miss Hazel Pressley, age 67, of Canton, died April 12, 1995. Survivors include parents, Alien and Ruby Pressley, Canton; sister and brother-in-law, Helen and Jimmy Turner, Gumming; brother and sister-in-law, W.A. and Kathryn Pressley, Jr., Canton; brother, Wallace Pressley, Canton. Funeral services will be held from Antioch Christian Church on April 14 at 2:00 p.m. Remains in state at 1:30 p.m. Pastor Ken May officiating. Interment, Big Springs Cemetery, Sosebee Funeral Home, Canton.
Mr. George Pressley, age 87 of 130 Braswell St. Dallas, GA, died on Tuesday, April 11, 1995. Funeral services will be held on Saturday April 15, 1995 at 1:00 p.m. at Mars Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Earl Glover and others officiating. Burial will follow in Paulding Memorial Gardens. He is survived by one son, Windle Pressley of Dallas, GA; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. The family will receive friends on Friday, April 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Eppinger's Funeral Home. Mack Eppinger and Sons Funeral Service Inc., Cartersville is in charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Grace Alice Childers Presley of Willas Rica died Oct. 18, 1993. She was 71.
homemaker and member of Oak Ridge Baptist Church.
ATLANTA: Saturday was Elvis Presley's birthday, and it was a lucky day for Walter Presley of Powder Springs.
Presley, who correectly picked all six numbers in the Georgia lotto drawing, claimed his half of a $2 million jackpot on Monday. Another player who picked the winning numbers has not yet come forward to claim a share of the prize.
Presley, 58, said he closed his eyes when he picked his numbers . After he watched the drawing on television Saturday night, he called his daughter to make sure the numbers on his ticket did not have to be in the same order in which they were drawn.
Presley, a retired carpet installer, will receive about $52,000 a year for 20 years, before taxes. He and his wife, Lois, have three children and eight grandchildren. Althoug last week's jackpot was only $2 million, players apparently were still excited by the $15 million that was won by s Smyrna couple the week before. About $4.6 million was wagered on Lotto last week, the most for any week in which the jackpot wasestimated at $2 million. When a drawing fails to produce a winner, the jackpot is rolled over to the next week.
I am interested im finding out more about my maternal grandmother's family. Her maiden name was Dicey Presley. She was daughter to John Presley, son of Richard Presley, son of Abner Abraham Presley, son of Dunnan Presley (I believe) .
"I have done quite a bit of research on this family and have a lot of material on them. I have a copy of Richard C. Fulcher's latest book on the Presley family history. The information he has on Barney Harrison Presley and his family contains errors that have been passed on by several other persons. If anyone is interested in this family they might want to contact me. Barney was my great-great grandfather. He lived and died in Leake County, Mississippi and is buried near Carthage, MS, my home town. Barney lived in Henderson Co.. TN before moving to Mississippi. One of his sons, Alexander, moved to Arkansas and I am trying to locate his family. My great-grandfather was Barney's son, Elias Harris, and he was visiting his brother Alexander when he enlisted in the Confederate Army at Johnsville. Ark. There is an Alexander Presley and Sallie listed in the household of James Martin on the 1860 Johnsville, Ark. census. I also found the marriage license for James A. Presley and Sarah Ann James. 23 April 1860. It states that they were married at the home of James A. Martin. Any help on this family will be appreciated."
I am looking for the Pressly (Presley) boy who married a Northcutt girl (Hannah, Thirza, Nancy M., Sophia A., or Susannah) in Monroe. Butler or Conecuh Co., AL c. 1830-42. Her parents would have been John & Susannah (Harrell) Northcutt, formerly of Darlington, SC. Wanting to confirm if this Pressly family had a daughter Sarah Elizabeth C. Pressly who married James Jackson Terrell, Jr., a cousin.
Daniel Bressler m. Martha Hack circa 1833 in PA? Need date & place. Also need date & place of birth of Martha. Eleven Ch. all born in PA: Henry, b. 19Nov 1834; Sara,b. 1838;Levi. b. 1839; Deborah, b. 1840 (m. Sol Rough); Marietta, b. 1842; Susan, b. 1843; David, b. 11843; Lucinda. b. 11847;Charles A., b. 1850 (m. Viola__); William, b. 11852; and Emma, b. 11854. Where in PA were children born? Fam moved to Berrien Co.. MI approx. 1860. Where were they in 1950? Henry went to C A in 1861. Where did others go? Danieel remarried after death of Martha, to whom? When? Where? Who was child "Elvisa" in household with Henry, Sara, & levi in Bertrand, Berrien Co., MI in 11860 census? Please write.
There were two Pressler/Bressler families who emigrated fromNiederhochstadt/Pfalz in 1749 and settled in Pennsylvania.
The children of Hans Georg Pressler, baptized at Niederhochstadt. came to the colonies on the ship Lydia, arriving in Philadelphia on October 19,1749. Their Pennsylvania records are easily confused with the issue of Johannes Veltin Pressler. also ofNiederhochstadt. who are not recorded in the ship's lists, but are registered in the church records ofNiederhochstadt, and who brought with them a family Bible, still extant.
Hans Georg Pressler's children, who came on the Lydia, settled in the Tulpehocken region of Berks County, later migrating north to the Pine Grove area and northern Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
The children of Hans Valentlin Pressler settled in Lancaster County upon arrival, staying in that area until well after Revolutionary War. Each family used many of the same given names, and it is difficult to untangle their histories. I hope to alleviate the confusion about these family groups by presenting a four-generation account of the descendants of the Valentin Presslers ofNiederhochstadt who arrived in Philadelphia in 1749 and are not found in the aforementioned ship's list.
I will spell the family name as I found it in the records, realizing the name was/is spelled variously, in all times. I understand that the B-P confusion is caused primarily by the Germanic nearly-identical pi enunciation of those consonants. The names are one and the same name-Bressler and Pressler. spelled with a single "s", a double "s", or with a dropped "1" or an added "ch" to read Breschler.
Niederhochstadt and Oberhochstadt (today combined as 674 Hochstadt) are small villages in West Germany's wine country. They are about eleven miles southwest of Speyer and the Rhine River, thirty miles southeast of Kaiserslautern, and three miles northeast of Landau. Presslers live there today-just as they did when the first tax accounts were recorded.
In 1590, the first extant tax list names Harms Pressler. Other tax lists enumerates Neidercochstadters during the Thirty Years Wars: Georg Pressler and Georg Prasler der Junge in 1619; Lorenz Presler, 1619-1626; and Valtin Pressler, 1619-1628, are among them.
In 1688, the listing includes the widow of Lorenz Presler, Hannes, Hannes Jerg, Valtin. Hannes Stoffel, and Philipp Pressler, each named separately.
The church registers of the Reformed Church at Niederhochstadt begin in 1708 and have large gaps; marriages are listed from 1708 to 1716 and then jump to 1730; deaths are recorded after 1729.
Emigration to the colonies was large in proportion to the population of the villages, starting about 1732 and continuing for twenty years. The Hochstadt emigrants often settled near one another. Host Church (St. John;s Reformed), the earliest Reformed Church in Berks County, was formed by a congregation of immigrants, many of whom came from the Hochstadt area. They probably took the name Host, from the dialectical name for Hochstadt. It was also served early by the Rev. Philip Boehm, a native son of Hochstadt.
The burial record for Valentin Bressler on February 16,1736, gives his age as sixty-seven years, his birth therefore being about 1669/70. He had died by the time his son Johannes married in 1738, as the Kirchenbuch speaks of Johannes as the relict legitimate son of the late Valetin Bressler. late of this place.
In 1712 and 1717, the baptismal records of Maria Elisabetha and Johannes, children of Valentin and Anna Catharina Presler. were recorded. Catharina Pressler was buried September 8,1743, age sixty-six years, disclosing her birth as 1676/77.
In the Bressler Bible there is a marginal notation on the left of the first page which reads only, Hans Velten Bressler.
2. ii. Johannes, bapt. Aug. 22,1717. Sponsors were Johann and Anna Barbara Best Mez.
3. iii. Jacobus, b.Sept. 20,1728.
4. i. Johann Georg, b. Sept. 4,1738, bapt. Sept. 5,1738; sponsors: Joh. Georg and Anna Elisabetha Bressler.
5. ii. Stephan, b. Apr. 17,1740, bapt. Apr. 21,1740; sponsors: Stephan Franck, school teacher at Mertzheim and wife Eve Catharina.
6. iii. Elizabetha, b. Apr. 4,1743; only a Bible record, no extant church record.
7. iv. Johannes, b. Oct. 30,1744, bapt.Nov 1,1744; sponsors: UrichGuth and Anna Barbara.
8. v. Barbara, b. Jan. 13,1748, bapt. Jan. 14,1748,; sponsors: Hieronymus Kornmann and Barbara.
9. vi. Eva Catharina, b. Jan. 1,1749, bapt. in Germantown, Pa., by Michael Haderdt.
It is reported that Johannes married Eve Emelia Kendig after his arrival in the Co lonies. and fathered two more sons. There is also a daughter's birth and baptism recorded to Johannes and Eve Emelia Bressler.
10. vii Johann Nicholas, b. June 1752; tombstone gives b. Apr. 6,1751.
11. viil Johann Peter, b. Mar. 1, 1757.
12. ix. Mary Margaretta, b. Dec. 9,1759, bapt. Dec. 16,1759.
3. Jacobus Bressler, as a son of Valentin of Niederhochstadt is evidenced on the first page of the Bressler Bible. Three dates are listed�1723,1724, and Sept.29,1728. The last date notes the birth of Jacobus. He is probably the Jacob Brescher who married Margaret Kramer on Jan. 4,1771, and who took the Oath of Allegiance in Lancaster Co., on June 13,1777.
13. i.	John,b. Feb. 23. 1772. bapt. Apr. 12. 1772.
14. ii. Jacob, b. Dec. 2, 1773. bapt. Jan. 16. 1774.
15. iii. Elizabeth, b. July 22, 1775. bapt. Aug. 12. 1775.
16. iv. Catherine, b. Dec. 31. 1776. bapt. Feb. 9. 1777.
17. v. Anna Margaret, b. June 13, 1778. bapt. July 12, 1778.
18. vi Anna Barbara, b. Jan. 31. 1789. bapt. Apr. 17, 1780.
19. vii. William, b. Oct. 19, 1781, bapt. May 5. 1782. Letters of administration for Jacob Bressler are dated 1784.
4. Georg Bressler. b. Sept. 4,1738, married May 26,1767, Veronica Herr, who was the daughter of Christian Herr and Mary Kendig of Willow Street, Lancaster Co., and named in C. Herr's will of 1772 as the wife of George Bressler. George Bressler enrolled in the Lancaster Co.. Militia. 1783.
He was listed as an "innkeeper in Leacock Twp." when he acquired land in Lancaster County, either by purchase or in the acquisition of Herr properties through his marriage. He owned land in Lampeter and Leacock Townships and Strasburg, Pa. and in 1796 he purchased of Grederick Richards, 200 acres with a gristmill on Fishing Creek, Lower Bald Eagle Twp., Centre Co., building another mill nearby in 1800. In 1801, he is listed as an inhabitant of Lower Bald Eagle Twp., having two gristmills and two sawmills.
He died at home in Strasburg on Oct. 10,1806, leaving a will in which he names his wife Veronica, an only son George, and daughters Fanny, Elizabeth, Mary (deceased), Catherine, Rebecca, and Harriet. He left all his Strasburg, Pa. property to his wife Veronica (Freny), his Centre Co. property was given outright to his son George, and provisions were made for his daughter to acquire and further share in his estate.
He named his wife and his brother "Peter Bressler of Leacock Twp." as executors, signing his will July 24,1806, and attaching a clarifying codicil the following August 1 st. It was probated Oct. 16, 1806. He is buried in the Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery, Strasburg, Pa. His wife Veronica (Herr) died Oct. 22. 1826, in Mill Hall, Pa.
20. i.	Mary, b. Sept. 14, 1768: d. before father in 1806 m. Joel Ferree.
21. ii. Catherine, b. Nov. 11.1770; d. 1853, Salona, Pa. m. Samuel Wilson.
22. iii. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 12, 1775; d. 1829, Salona, Pa. raSept. 25. 1794. Jacob Hartman.
23. iv. Rebecca, b. Feb. 6, 1778; d. 1873, Salona, Pa. m. Jan.9, 1800. Daniel Herr (Preschler).
24. v. Fannie, b. Sept. 30, 1782; d. 1866, Salona, Pa. m. Joel Herr.
25. vi. Charlotte, b. Apr. 6,1785;d. 1877, Lancaster Co., Pa. m. Henry Barnett.
26. vii. George, b. Mar. 17, 1788; d. 1864, Mill Hall, Pa.
27. viii. Harriet, b. Oct. 10, 1791; d. 1869 m. Samuel Miller.
26. George Bressler, only son of George and Veronica (Herr) Bressler. was born in Lancaster Co., Mar. 17,1788. He married 1.) Elizabeth Huston who died in 1812 without issue, and married 2.) Ann Elizabeth Domeck of Lancaster Boro, by whom his ten children were born.
He inherited all his father's lands in BaJd Eagle Twp., Centre Co., acquiring more in his own name and building an additional mill, as well as a furnace at Mill Hall. PA. An old portrait of him was painted byJacobEicholtz.
George Bressler was the first schoolteacher in Clinton Co., a retailer of foreign merchandise, wine, and spirit. President of the Bald Eagle, Nittany and Brush Valley Turnpike Co. in 1834, Justice of the Peace for Bald Eagle and Lamar Townships of Clinton Co., and Associate Judge of Clinton County Courts Feb. 12, 1850.
George Bressler died Mar. 14, 1864, in Mill Hall, Pa., and Ann Elizabeth (Dorneck) Bressler died Jan. 31,1853; they are among the first burials at the new Cedar Hill Cemetery, one mile south of Salona, Pa.
Children of George and Ann Elizabeth nee Domeck"
28. i. Elizabeth Frances, b. 1814; died 1816, Mill Hall.
29. ii Sarah Anne, b. Feb. 9, 1816; died July 8, 1879, Mill Hall; m. Sept. 15, 1840, John D. McCormick.
30. iii. George Bressler, b. June 8, 1818; d. Jan. 28, 1901; m. 1.) ca. 1845, Phoebe A.
31. iv. Charles Huston, b. Feb. 4, 1821; d. Feb. 22. 1894, York, Pa.; m. Sarah A. Toner.
32. v. Henry Clay, b. Apr. 4, 1824, Mill Hall; d. May 15, 1873, m. Isabella Henderson.
33. vi. John Jay, b. Nov. 8, 1826. Mill Halljd. July 8, 1879, Flemington; m Rebecca Slenker.
34. vii. Catherine Wilson, b. 1829; d. 1841, Mill Hall.
35. viii. Daniel Webster, b. Jan. 19, 1832, Mill Hall; d. 1914, Chattanooga, Tena.m Harriet F. Hartman.
36. ix. Huston, b. Jan. 18, 1836; d. 1905, Mill Hall.
37. x. Charlotte, b. Feb. 7, 1839; d. 1916, Mill Hall.
10. Nicholas Bressler, first son of Johannes and Eva Kendig, born 1752, Lancaster Co., married Mar. 29.1785, to Magdalena Stoner. He enrolled in the Lancaster County Militia in 1783 and paid taxes in Lampeter Twp. 1779 and 1783, when classed as a Freeman.
The 1790 census lists him residing in Lampeter Twp. among a family of two females, two males under sixteen, and three males over sixteen. He was listed as a blacksmith when deeded land by his brother George in Lampeter Twp., Lancaster Co., May 4, 1789.
On Jan. 12, 1791, he deeded 104 acres in Leacock Twp. to his brother and sister-in-law. Peter and Elizabeth Bressler. Nicholas had received 162 acres in Leacock and Lampeter Twps. on Dec.8, 1789, as an heir of Jacob Stoner, who had died leaving seven daughters, among whom Magdalena the eldest had married Nicholas Bressler, Ann married Daniel Eby, Elizabeth had married Peter Bressler, md four others as yet single.
The O.C. refused partition, and valued the land at 1,800L. Nicholas offered to take possession >f the land, promising to pay each heir his just share within eighteen months. All heirs were paid and >sued a release on Dec. 8. 1789.
Of this parcel, Nicholas sod 104 acres to his brother Peter for 900L on Jan. 17,1791. The :mainder he sold to John Smith on Mar. 1, 1792; to Jacob Mumma, Apr. 1, 1794; and to Henry reider,Apr. 11, 1799.
which George Bressler bought on May 22. 1784.
Nicholas bought land in 1796 in Lower Paxton Twp.. Dauphin Co., and were located there in the Census enumeration of 1810.
In 1813 he purchased land from Hartman Rickert in Lykens Twp., Dauphin Co., Pa. Nicholas signed a will Sept. 15, 1825, naming Magdalena his wife, his sons Abraham, George, Jacob, and his deceased son Johannes, who had children. The will was probated Nov. 21,1825. by Abraham and George as executors.
Nicholas Bressler was buried at Hoffrnan's Church (St. Peter's Reformed) near Berrysburg, Pa.
Magdalena Bressler. his widow was taxed on ;72 acres of first-rate and 100 acres of second-rate land with a wood or log house, one horse and two cows, all valued at $ 1. 752 until the estate was settled after her death by 1847/48. Her son Abraham and his family lived with her until they moved to Jackson Twp., Dauphin Co.. having bought land from the Executor of John Freeborn Apr. 10,1840.
38. i. George, d. after 1848 inMuscatine, Iowa; m. Jan. 16,1817. Harrisburg, Rebecca Camel.
39. ii. Abraham, b. June 19, 1793; d. July 8, 1861, Enterline, Pa.
40. iii. Johannes, d. 1822.
41. iv. Jacob, d. after 1845, Green Co.. Ohio.
42. i. Susannah, bapt. Mar. 25, 1815; m. Peter Stouch.
43. ii. Jonothon,b. Oct. 29, 1817; d. Apr. 17,1852.
44. iii. Daniel, b. 1822; d. 1863, Civil War.
45. iv. Jacob, b. Dec. 29, 1824; d. Sept. 22, 1894; m. Anna Maria Sweigert, Jan. 8. 1845.
46. v. Magdalena, b. July 4,1827; d. Jan 26, 1828.
47. vi. Josiah, b. May4, 1828;d. Oct. 25, 1897.
49. viii. Henry, b. June 10,1832; d. Apr. 20,1862.
50. ix. Adam, b. Nov. 14,1835; d. Aug. 25,1863, Civil War.
51. i. Susanna, b. Aug. 3, 1813.
52. ii. George, b. Sept. 10, 1815, d. by 1822.
53. iii. Magdalena, b. Feb. 2, 1818; d. by 1822.
54. iv. Nicholas, b. Apr. 7,1819; d. Jan 2, 1889; unmarried.
55. v. John, b. Feb. 21, 1823.
their son Jacob Jr.. in a suit to regain part of their inheritance from brothers Abraham and George Bressler. the executors of their father's estate.
Jacob and Susanna (Fischer) Bressler had children born in Pa.
57. i. Jacob. Jr.. living in Clinton Co., Ind., by 1845.
58. ii. Samuel, living in Clinton Co., Ind.. in 1845.
59. iii. Sarah A., b. 1828. Pa.
60. iv. Emmeline. b. 1840, Pa.
11. Peter Bressler. youngest son of Johannes, b. Mar. 1, 1757. died Sept. 17. 1845, in Leacock Twp., Lancaster Co. He served in the Lancaster County Militia in 1783 in the same Battalion, Company, and Class as his brother Nicholas, and took an oath of allegiance on Mar. 4.1786. Peter deeded his land in Leacock Twp. to his only son Isaac on Apr. 12, 1833, and left a will dated Oct. 1, 1834, naming his wife Elizabeth; four daughters: Maria. Anna. Lydia, and Elizabeth; his son Isaac; and brother-in-law Henry Landis of Lampeter Township as executor; it was probated Oct. 10, 1843. He is buried in Longnecker's Cemetery.
Peter Bressler married Elizabeth Stoner on Feb. 16, 1786, the sister of his brother Nicholas1 wife, Magdalena, both of the women being granddaughters ofHans Steiner, Mennonite preacher from the Emmenthal Valley in Canton Bern, Switzerland.
Elizabeth (Stoner) Bressler, born Aug. 12, 1768. died Feb. 21,1853, is also buried at Longnecker's Cemetery. The Peter Bressler Bible is owned by descendants in Sterling, 111.
61. i. Maria, b. Feb. 19, 1786; m. Sept. 3,1805, Henry Dieffenbach.
62. ii. Anna (Nannie), b. Oct. 31,1787; d. Feb. 25, 1852.
63. iii. Polly, d. before father's will written.
64. iv. Catherine, b. Sept. 29, 1791; d. before fathers's will written.
65. v. Lydia, b. Mar. 20, 1799; m. Apr. 2, 1812, Isaac Weber.
66. vi. Elizabeth, b. Mar. 20, 1799; m. Jacob Frey.
67. vii. Isaac, b. Aug. 1, 1803.
67. Isaac, farmer, only son of Peter and Elizabeth (Stoner) Bressler, born Aug. 1, 1803, Leacock Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa., died Mar. 31,1881, Sterling, Jordan Twp., Whiteside Co., 111., buried Riverside Cemetery, Sterling, 111.
On Nov. 29, 1821, he married Frances Neff (Sept. 3,1800-Nov. 9, 1892). Deeding his land in Upper Leacock and Lampeter Townships on Apr. 1,1851, to Benjamin Landis, and his land in Manheim Twp. to David Ford on the same date, he removed with a large group of relatives and Men-nonitesto Illinois, settling in Jordan Twp., Whiteside Co., by 1853. Many of those who resettled were wiped out by a cholera epidemic.
68. i. Eliza, b. July 10, 1822; m. Henry Bush, Sterling, Ill.
69. ii. Levi, b. Aug. 21, 1823; m.Mar. 26, 1850, Frances Eby.
70. iii. Anna, b. Sept. 16, 1824; m. Nov. 24, 1846, Jacob Myers.
71. iv. Henry, b. May 8, 1826; m. Dec. 21,1849, Margaret Stauffer.
72. v. Catherine, b. July 2, 1827; d. Sept. 28,1919; bur. Brethern Cemetery, Roseland. Neb; m. Dec. 14, 1848, John Eby, Stauffer, Lancaster, Pa.
73. vi.	Peter. b.Nov. 17, 1828:d. 1911. Seattle, Wah.; m. Sabrina Simonson.
74. vii.	Isaac, b. Feb. 11,1830; m. Aresuthy Smith. Sterling, Ill.
75. viii.	Benjamin, b. June 27. 1832; d. 1822; m. Elizabeth Ulner.
76. ix.	Lydia. b. Jan. 15. 1834: M. John Buck-waiter.
77. x.	Mary Ann. b. Sept. 23. 1835; m. Weidler Grabill, Neb.
78. xi.	Veronica, b. Dec. 25. 1837; m. William Echtermacht.
79. xii.	Susanna, d. at two years. Submitted by Phoebe R. Lame.
Would like any information on Isaac Pressley and his daughter Sarah Ellen Pressley.
Isaac Pressley married an Ellen Trenthan (spelling could be different, such as Tunthan. Funthans or Tunthams). Isaac is my great-great-great graandfather. Would like more information concerning the Pressley family. I have more information on this family line and also several old photos.
I apologize for the lateness of your newsletter and feel some explanation is due you. My father has been seriously ill and is now at Vanderbuilt University Hospital in Nashville, TN. We had him in the VA. to see doctors at Indianapolis, and for tests at Covenent in Champaign, IL. No one seemed to know what to do or how to help him. The VA doctors told him there was nothing they could do for him so he thought he was going to die.
My brother Jay came up, hounded the doctors until he got the information he needed and a referral for Vanderbuilt for Dad, then took him there last Saturday. I am leaving on Monday to go down there for a week or longer if necessary to help Mom go back and forth from my brother's home in Cookville, TN.
These things have been going on since August so my mind has been anywhere but on the newsletter since then. Dad is cfoing so much better at this hospital; at least they are helping and not making him feel that he is going to die at any time. Mom feels better about him being there and so do I.
Today I am finishing this newsletter so it can go to the publishers and be back to me by Monday for mailing. I had hoped to add much, much more information but will add it to the next letter. Thank you for your patience.

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To date, the Italian government has deported 347 people from January 2015 of which 110 in 2018, 105 in 2017 and 66 in 2016 and 2015, as they are considered dangerous for the security of the state because of their contiguity to environments of Islamic extremism and jihadism. It is the highest number in the European Union.
The question of growing jihadist radicalization in recent years has led to an implementation of the legislative system. This implementation was made, above all, to face the new hybrid form that the jihadist terrorist cells have assumed, in particular with the transition between the international terrorist organization al-Qaeda and the international terrorist organization called ISIS or DAESH.
The new forms of self-training and self-recruitment and the new figures of the “lone wolves” have pushed the Italian legislative system to draft the “counter-terrorism package”, introducing new rules that can counter the phenomenon of jihadism and radicalization and in particular, to counter new hybrid forms of online self-recruitment, self-training, self-financing and so on.
In particular, it was introduced in the penal code to face the terrorist threat of jihadist matrix the article 270-bis (Associations for the purposes of terrorism, including international or subversion of the democratic order); Art. 270-ter (Assistance to members); Art. 270-quarter (Enlistment for the purposes of terrorism, including international terrorism); Art. 270-quinquies (Training for terrorist activities including international ones; financing of terrorist conduct; subtraction of assets or money subject to seizure); Art. 270-sexies (Conducted for the purpose of terrorism) Art. 270-septies (Confiscation). These new articles introduced in the penal code mark an important turning point in the fight against terrorism of a jihadist origin, but there are not many convictions at the judicial level, as for example in France, where there are at least 137 jihadists tried.
The first is that provided for by art. 13 co. 1 d.lgs n. 286/1998 (Tui), according to which “for reasons of public order or security of the State, the Minister of the Interior may order the expulsion of the foreigner, even if not resident in the territory of the state”.
The second, always under the responsibility of the Minister of the Interior (or, upon his delegation, of the Prefect), is provided for by art. 3 dl n. 144/2005 containing “urgent measures for the fight against international terrorism”, and converted into Law 155/2005, and can be arranged “when there are reasonable grounds for believing that the alien’s stay in the territory of the State can in any way facilitate terrorist organizations or activities, including international ones”.
The third is that, pursuant to art. 13 co. 2 lett. c. Tui (as amended in 2015), is ordered by the Prefect against the foreigner who “belongs to some of the categories indicated in articles 1, 4 and 16 of Legislative Decree 6 September 2011.
At the administrative level, the cause of the numerous expulsions is that Italy does not have the second and third generation of immigrant in opposition to what we can find in other countries like France, Germany, UK and Belgium. This sociological factor has allowed to Italy government to use the instrument of administrative expulsion to combat the jihadism and terrorism. Therefore, the people expelled are not Italians and for this reason, they can be expelled from the national territory.
In many cases, individuals expelled for reasons of national security, have links with crime, or have been arrested in the past for drug dealing or theft, crimes useful for self-micro-financing. According to some journalistic articles, some of the expelled are considered close to other jihadists who live abroad and therefore connected, with very small cells that self-trained and, in fact, self-financed through petty crimes.
In other words, if on the one hand, until the Italian social fabric will not see the third and fourth generation of foreigners born within its borders, this punitive instrument will be extremely effective in keeping the control of these dangerous people close to jihadism in the Italian territory. On the other hand, the legislative instrument, in particular the articles introduced in the penal code, are extremely suitable to combat the problem of cases that previously did not exist, such as self-training, jihadist propaganda online, enlistment and terrorism financing, placing Italy at the forefront of the world.
In conclusion, we can argue that the high number of administrative expulsions derives from the possibility that the government possesses to expel foreigners who do not own citizenship despite being in Italy for some time or who are in Italy even just a few days. Finally, despite these excellent results in counter-terrorism, however, remains an unknown factor: in the future, when the social fabric will be changed, will Italy succeed through the current legislative system to curb the jihadist question? Surely, for Italy it will also be an opportunity to embark on a strong integration policy, so that it does not come to create the social fabric that allowed jihadism and extremism to settle in the suburbs, a case among all: the banlieue.
In short, Italy has the opportunity to create a future starting from the prevention of radicalization, trying not to “ghettoize” the population of Islamic faith as occurred in the near past in different European realities as evidenced by the Banlieue or Molenbeek, which have become recruitment centers of international jihadism. Not only that, Italy also has the opportunity to “educate” the growing population of Islamic faith, also bringing at school level awareness programs that keep young people away from radicalization, extremism of any matrix and jihadism.
Francesco Bergoglio Errico is a Senior Research analyst at International Counter-terrorism Youth Network (ICTYN), Venice (Italy) and also a member of the European Expert Network on Terrorism Issues, EENeT. Mr Errico has done his Master in Geopolitical and Global Security 110 and has also completed an advance course in Terrorism and Radicalization. Mr Errico is also a Lecturer of Anthropology and Jihadist radicalization. He also contributes to training courses for the Italian Armed Forces. He has delivered training programs on Jihadism. He has worked as an External Relations Officer and Analyst of Emerging Challenges and Africa at NATO Defence College Foundation, Rome (Italy). He just completed his Postgraduate Thesis: The Process of Jihadist Radicalisation, from definition to the narrative (published by CRST) (ITA). He speaks three languages: Italian, Spanish and English.


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The Act of the Legislature of Kentucky of January 80, 1878, respecting the compromise and settlement of the County of Carter with its creditors is not in conflict with the provision in the constitution of the state that "no law enacted by the General Assembly shall relate to more than one subject, and that shall be expressed in the title."
Carter County in Kentucky, under legislative authority, subscribed to the capital stock of a railroad company and issued its negotiable coupon bonds in payment of the subscription. Subsequently Boyd and Elliott Counties were created, in each of which were included townships which formed part of Carter County when the subscription was made and the bonds issued, and in each case legislative provision was made for the continuation of the liability of the persons and property set off to the new counties on the subscription. Default being made in the payment of interest, an act was passed in 1878 authorizing the County Court of Carter County to compromise and settle with the holders of the bonds on behalf of Carter County and on behalf of the parts of the other counties taken from Carter County, and a compromise was made under which new bonds of Carter County and of those parts of each of the other counties taken from Carter County were issued, default being made in the payment of interest due on these latter bonds, a holder of the coupons brought suit against Carter County to recover on them.
(1) That the legislature had authority under the Constitution of Kentucky to authorize the County Court of Carter County to bind those parts of the Counties of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County.
(2) That under the act of 1878, the County Court of Carter County was authorized to contract for the issue of negotiable bonds of the county and of the parts of the county in order to retire the old negotiable bonds of the county.
(3) That in the suit to recover upon the coupons of the new bonds, it was not necessary to make the parts of Boyd and Elliott Counties, which had been parts of Carter County, parties to the suit.
coupon bonds, payable to the order of the railroad company thirty years from date, with interest at the rate of six percent per annum, semiannually at the bank of America, New York. The railroad company endorsed them in blank, and all but one afterwards came into the hands of Joseph C. Butler and L. Worthington, citizens of Ohio, as purchasers for value before maturity.
"That nothing in this act shall be construed so as to release the citizens and property now subject, or which may hereafter become subject, to taxation, within the boundaries of Carter County, included in the first section of this act, from being held and made liable for the bonds and interest, issued to the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company as though this act had never been passed."
"An act authorizing the County of Carter and those parts of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County to compromise and settle with the holders of the bonds and coupons of interest executed by Carter County in its subscription to the capital stock of the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company, and to levy and collect a tax for that purpose."
Elliott taken from Carter County, to compromise and settle with the holders of the bonds and coupons of interest executed by Carter County in its subscription to the capital stock of the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company. Said compromise and settlement shall be made by the Carter County Court, composed of the county judge and a majority of the justices of the peace in commission of Carter County, for and on behalf of the County of Carter, and those parts of the Counties of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County. Said court may make said compromise through a commission appointed for that purpose, but before the same shall become binding on the County of Carter, it shall be approved by the Carter County Court, constituted as county levy courts are required by law to be constituted. Said court may execute to the holders of said bonds and coupons of interest, severally, the obligations of the County of Carter, and those parts of the Counties of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County in their formation, which shall be signed by the County Judge of Carter County, and attested by the clerk of said court. Said obligations shall contain such stipulations as to interest as may be agreed upon by the court and holders of said bonds and coupons of interest, or either of them, but not at a greater rate than six percent per annum, payable semiannually. Said obligations shall be due and payable at such times, and be for such amounts, as may be agreed for by the court and holder or holders of said bonds and coupons."
"§ 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, but nothing in this act shall be so construed as to affect or make more valid the bonds and coupons of interest given by Carter County in its subscription to the capital stock of the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company than they were before the passage of this act."
with the holders of the original bonds, by which the County Court of Carter County issued 119 new bonds of the County of Carter, and those parts of the Counties of Elliott and Boyd taken from Carter County, each for the sum of $1,000, payable to Henry Peachey and Richard O. Butler, executors of Joseph C. Butler or bearer, with semiannual interest warrants at the rate of six percent per annum attached. The principal of the bonds was made payable at different dates.
David Sinton, the defendant in error, purchased nine of these bonds for value before maturity and five hundred and forty of the coupons, and this suit was brought to recover the amount due thereon. Originally the suit included other bonds and coupons, but as it was discontinued so far as they were concerned before judgment, no questions arise in this Court as to them.
To a petition setting forth the foregoing facts the county demurred 1., because the petition did not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action, and 2., because the petition shows a defect of parties plaintiff and defendant. This demurrer was overruled. Sinton v. County of Carter, 23 F. 535. The defendant then filed an answer, some paragraphs of which were stricken out on motion and others demurred to and the demurrer sustained. As no point is made on this branch of the case, a further statement of it is not necessary.
The court gave judgment against the county for $29,121.54, and to reverse that judgment this writ of error was brought.
1. The Act of January 30, 1878, is void by the Constitution of Kentucky because the subject to which it relates is not clearly expressed in its title.
2. The act is also unconstitutional and void because it vests in the County Court of Carter County the power to bind the parts of Elliott and Boyd Counties which had been set off from Carter.
3. The act gave no authority to the County Court of Carter County to issue negotiable securities which pass by delivery, and in the hands of innocent holders are free from defenses which would be good as between the original parties.
4. There is a defect of parties defendant because Carter County is sued alone, without joining "those parts of Boyd and Elliott counties taken from Carter."
1. As to the title of the act.
"No law enacted by the General Assembly shall relate to more than one subject, and that shall be expressed in the title."
"to prevent the use of deceptive titles as a cover for vicious legislation by enabling members of the General Assembly to form such opinion of the nature of a bill by merely hearing it read by its title,"
"This prohibition should receive a reasonable, and not a technical, construction, and, looking to the evil intended to be remedied, it should be applied to such acts of the legislature alone as are obviously within its spirit and meaning. None of the provisions of a statute should be regarded as unconstitutional when they all relate directly or indirectly to the same subject, have a natural connection, and are not foreign to the subject expressed in its title."
Jonesboro City v. Cairo and St. L. Railroad, 110 U. S. 192, and Mahomet v. Quackenbush, 117 U. S. 509, where the Constitution of Illinois and the decisions of the Supreme Court of that state were considered, and in Otoe County v. Baldwin, 111 U. S. 1, which had reference to the Constitution of Nebraska, and the settled rule of decision in that state, and in Ackley School District v. Hall, 113 U. S. 135, which arose in Iowa. It is enough if the law has but one general object, and that object is fairly expressed in its title. Cooley on Const.Lim, 1st ed. 144, § 2; 4th ed. 175.
"An act authorizing the County of Carter, and those parts of the Counties of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County, to compromise and settle with the holders of the bonds and coupons of interest executed by Carter County in its subscription to the capital stock of the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company, and to levy and collect a tax for that purpose."
This clearly and distinctly expresses the whole object of the legislation, and there is nothing in the body of the act itself which is not in every way germane to what is there expressed. No one interested in the subject matter of the law could be put off his guard by hearing the bill read by its title. True, it does not state that the County Court of Carter County is to act as the representative of the parts of Boyd and Elliott Counties, as well as the County of Carter, in making the compromise, or that bonds are to be issued for the purpose of carrying it out, but all this is matter of detail, suitable to the single purpose the legislature had in view -- namely a settlement and compromise with the holders of bonds issued by Carter County before its division, and for which the present Carter County, and those parts of Boyd and Elliott which were taken from the old county, were liable. It is difficult to see how the subject of the legislation could be stated more clearly without making the title of the act "a detailed statement, or an index or abstract, of its contents," which all agree is not necessary. Montclair v. Ramsdell, 107 U. S. 155.
2. The authority of the County Court of Carter County to bind "those parts of the Counties of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County."
body of Carter County which was entrusted with the management of its financial affairs? The cases of Allison v. Louisville & Harrod's Creek & Westport Railway Company, 9 Bush 247, 253, and 10 Bush 1; Scuffletown Fence Co. v. McAllister, 12 Bush 312; Cypress Pond Draining Co. v. Hooper, 2 Met. (Ky.) 350, and Mercer County Court v. Kentucky River Navigation Co., 8 Bush 300, referred to in the argument of counsel, all relate to the creation of new liabilities, not to the settlement of old ones.
3. The right to issue negotiable securities.
It is no doubt true that without sufficient legislative authority, a municipality cannot issue commercial paper which will be free from equitable defenses in the hands of innocent holders, Claiborne County v. Brooks, 111 U. S. 400, but in our opinion, that authority was given here. The County of Carter was authorized to borrow money, and to issue its bonds therefor to pay its subscription to the stock of the railroad company. This, all agree, was sufficient authority to issue bonds which were negotiable, and the averments in the declaration are that the bonds which were in fact issued had that character. The debt to be compromised, therefore, under the act of 1878 was a debt which had been created by the issue of such bonds, and the authority was to execute to the "holders of said bonds and coupons of interest"
"the obligations of said County of Carter, and those parts of the counties of Boyd and Elliott taken from Carter County in their formation, which shall be signed by the county judge of Carter County, and attested by the clerk of said court."
attach interest coupons, and everything indicates a purpose to invest the court with all the powers as to the form of the obligations that were necessary to enable it to meet the requirements of the holders of the outstanding bonds and coupons in this particular.
4. The want of parties.
As we have already said, the parts of Boyd and Elliott Counties which are interested in this matter have no separate organization of their own, and they remain, for all the purposes of this debt, a part of Carter County. A suit against Carter County on the bonds is therefore a suit against them, and a judgment against that county will be payable out of taxes collected within the boundaries of the original county under the provisions of the act of 1878.
A suggestion was made in the argument for the county of a variance between the bond described in the declaration and that which was actually issued; but this is a matter which we cannot consider, as there is no copy of the bond as issued in the record.
Another objection is made to the form of the declaration in that it does not meet the requirements of § 113 of the Civil Code of Kentucky and set out distinctly in separate paragraphs each one of the sixty separate causes of action sued on. That objection cannot be taken by general demurrer, and besides it does not seem to have been made below.
The objection to the action of the court in respect to the answer is so little relied on that it is only necessary to say we see no error in what was done.


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Art. 22. Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' undertakes to take all the due care for providing the users the services, subject to the present terms and conditions.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' does not have obligation and objective possibility to control the way in which the user uses the services provided.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' does not have general obligation actively to seek facts or circumstances indicating illegal activity related to the use of the services provided.
· In case where the user has not been accessed to his/her user profile more than 90 (ninety) days, Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'shall have right to deactivate or to delete his/her username and password. If the user uses paid services under Art. 9 of the present terms and conditions, Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' shall not deactivate or delete his/her username and password before the end of the subscription period of time or the exhaustion of the volume which are prepaid by the user.
· Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, in case where the user infringe any of the intellectual property rights over the content or any part of the content of Artlantismedia.nl, / 'Artlantismembers.com ' shall have the right to deactivate or to delete his/her username and password.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' is entitled, but not obliged, to install cookies on the user’s computers – small text files created by a web page through an Internet server and stored on the user’s hard disk which create an opportunity for recovery of information concerning the user and tracking his/her actions.
· When providing services subject to the present terms and conditions Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' retains the right to supply to the user's attention or to attach to his/her user profile and to the website Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'hyperlinks and advertisements, pointing websites, which are out of the control of Artlantismedia.nl. / 'Artlantismembers.com 'does not bear any responsibility for the access to and the contents of such websites, neither does it for the use of the services provided by these websites, as far as Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' does not control their contents and the character of the services rendered.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'is entitled to discontinue the provision of certain service available through Artlantismedia.nl by publishing an advance notice on the respective web pages of Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' and/or in the user profile.
· In case where Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'discontinues the provision certain service before the end of the respective subscription period or the exhaustion of the prepaid volume, Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'shall reimburse the unutilized part of the paid price.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' is entitled, but not obliged, to remove, to delete or to block at its own discretion any part or element of the website Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' content.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' is entitled, but not obliged, to save any content, situated on the its server and to submit it to third parties and the respective authorities in the cases, when this is necessary for protection of the rights, lawful interests and security of Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'or third parties, as well as in the cases, when the respective content is required by the respective state authorities.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' takes all the due care the content available on Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' to be corrects but does not guarantee for the authenticity and the thoroughness of this content unless otherwise specified on the Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'website.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'does not guarantee that the services provided will satisfy user’s requirements.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' shall not be liable for damages, caused on the software, hardware or the telecommunication devices, neither for the loss of data, arisen from any content, sought, uploaded or used in any way through the medium of the services provided.
· The parties hereby agree that Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'shall not be liable for non-provision of the services or provision of services with worsened quality as result of tests performed by Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'with respect to the examination of the equipment, connections, networks and other as well as test for the purposes of improvement and optimization of the services provided. In these cases, Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'shall notify the user in advance for the expected non-provision or provision with worsened quality of the services.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' is entitled immediately and without a notification in advance to suspend, restrict or alter the services provided to the user, when the latter uses the services violating the Dutch legislation, present terms and conditions, internet ethics, good faith or other applicable law. This right shall be executed through stopping and limiting the access to user profile. In the above case Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' shall not be responsible for damages suffered and benefits lost, arisen from the ceasing, alteration or restriction of the services.
· The user shall indemnify Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' and any third party for any and all losses and damages that Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' or the third party may incur, including costs, claims, demands or judgments, arising out of any breach of user’s obligations pursuant to the Dutch legislation, present terms and conditions, internet ethics, good faith or other applicable law.
· Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, the user shall indemnify Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' for any and all losses and damages caused by the use of the Services provided by third parties to whom the user has provided his/her password.
Art. 31. Artlantismedia.n / 'Artlantismembers.com 'l is entitled to collect, use and process information about its users when they are registered under Art. 4, Para 2 of the present terms and conditions. The information through which the person might be identified may include name, family name, address, telephone, profession and any other kind of information, which the user provides during his/her registration. This information may also include any other details which the user fills in, provides or uses with respect to the demand and use of the Services provided or with respect to his/her participation in any promotions, lotteries, sweepstakes, inquiries, etc.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'shall take all due care and shall be responsible for the protection of the user’s personal data which have become known with respect to the provision of the Services, subject to the present terms and conditions, unless in cases of force majeure, chance events or malicious actions of third parties.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' shall designate in the registration form whether the provision of the data is obligatory or voluntary as well as the consequences of the refuse the data to be provided. By accepting the present terms and conditions, the user agrees his/her personal data to be processed as stipulated herein.
· The limitations under paragraph 1 above shall not apply in cases of malicious actions or infringement of third party’s rights or lawful interests by the user or person under his/her control. In this case, Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'may provide user’s personal data to the competent state authorities in accordance with the applicable law.
· Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'shall have right to collect, process and use the information under Art. 31 above for the purposes stipulated in the present terms and conditions as well as for the purposes of offering new services (free or paid) or goods, information or advertisements that the user could be interested in, for improvement of the services provided, for organization of lotteries, promotions, sweepstakes, inquiries, for statistical purposes, etc.
· By accepting the present terms and conditions, the user express his/her explicit consent his/her personal data to be processed for the purposes of the direct marketing. The user shall have right to object against the processing of his/her personal data for the purposes of the direct marketing. The user may exercise this right by sending written request to the Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com 'address or email as specified herein.
· In case of termination of the contract, Artlantismedia.nl / 'Artlantismembers.com ' shall deactivate the user profile and delete the password for access.

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