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It's hard to resist saying that you are descended from the Looney family. I think most people feel that to some extent or another. However, we really are. Margaret E. Looney married Alexander Caldwell in 1778 in Craig's Creek, Botetourt County, Virginia. The Looney mill archeological site is a National Historic Landmark.
The Looney family was very colorful. At least one wife sued her husband, unheard of in pre-twentieth century America. Children sued their father. People came and went. I've included a lot of these stories in the genealogy pages for this family.
ELIZABETH LLEWELLEN. She was born Bet. 1642 - 1662 in Isle of Man, and died Unknown.
i. MOSES2 LOONEY, d. Unknown.
ii. JOSIAH LOONEY, d. Unknown.
iii. JAMES LOONEY, d. Unknown.
iv. PETER LOONEY, d. Unknown.
v. JONATHAN LOONEY, d. Unknown.
vi. ADAM LOONEY, d. Unknown.
vii. JOHN LOONEY, d. Unknown.
viii. BENJAMIN LOONEY, d. Unknown.
ix. MICHAEL LOONEY, d. Unknown.
x. SAMUEL LOONEY, d. Unknown.
xi. DAVID LOONEY, d. Unknown.
xii. JOSEPH LOONEY, d. Unknown.
xiii. ABRAHAM OR ABSOLEM LOONEY, d. Unknown.
1769 - 13 Nov 1770, Reed Creek area, Botetourt County, Virginia.
in Reed Creek area, Botetourt County, Virginia.
name are O'Looney; O'Lowney; Lowney; O'Luinie, Lonney, Lunney, Luna, etc.
in the reign of Queen Anne.
Robert, David, Joseph and Abraham. Sometimes Absalom is given instead of Abraham.
Looney family (John (2) Looney) that otherwise seemed impossible.
(1) Looney and his wife Elizabeth.
would probable be as a brother of Robert (1), but no indication of this has been found.
Looney, Pontiac; Robert Looney and Thomas Looney, Oakland County.
Kitt Loney were in nearby Maryland at the same time.
In Virginia Joseph Lunee, Tarpley Lunee, and Ellis Lunee were in Northymberland County in 1790.
Quarterly (2) 16, 617; and Hopewell Friends History. 1734-1934, p. 12.) Others among 41 who were "imported"
Nathaniel Thomas, and Thomas Anderson.
merely recorded in Frederick County on that date.
or 1740. Robert Looney obtained a grant of 250 acres on James River and on Lunie's Mill Creek on 30 July 1742.
October 1745. (Orange Order Book 4).
firewood to Robert and also wintered cattle. Widow Looney sent a "hand" to cut wood for Robert, etc.
pleaded in answer to such suits that he was drunk (intoxicated) when the instruments were signed, on 20 Nov.
to "Margaret" Looney, daughter and heiress of Daniel.
also that ferriage at 20 shillings per annum for 10 years was due from Patterson's estate to Looney.
Oct. or Nov. before his will was proved 13 November 1770.
acknowledged their bond in five Hundred pounds conditioned as the Law directs. Tests John May C.B.C.
was the eldest son of Robert (2) Jr. (deed).) and legal heir by right of primogeniture.
Elizabeth. It is surmised that no other sons were as old as 16 in 1742.
reference to the Augusta County records.
Jr., married Elizabeth Brigham; David married Sarah Bledsoe; Eban, Thomas, Isaac; Louisa married Wm.
McCrab; and Catherine Shelby who married ____ Evan.
Crow, Mills, Rowland, or Smith who were closely associated with the Looneys.
3) Jane McClelland b. 28 Oct. 1770, married James Looney.
5) Abraham McClelland b. 1 Nov. 1776, m. Julia Ann (or Annis) Looney.
in 1802 his first cousin Ann McClelland, only daughter of Abraham McClelland by his first wife.
is some possibility that these reports may pertain to the Adam Looney Branch of this family. (See Adam Branch).
and her son John (3) did not sell their 213 acres on the Looney Mill Creek until 1773. (See Robert Looney Jr.
surveyed in 1765 but not in 1755.
adjusted best estimates of dates of birth, death, and marriage.
CHILDREN OF ROBERT AND ELIZABETH LOONEY.
Lovice Looney m. John Brigham.
Daniel Looney, 1723-1760, married Jane Evans.
Louisa Looney, 1728- married Capt. John Shelby, say 1750-51 in North Carolina.
Peter Looney, b. 1734-1760; (in Philadelphia) m Margaret. In Will Book 4, p. 93 Mch 16 1768 "Margaret"
Looney is admix of husband Peter Looney estate, (Augusta County) Peter Looney Jr. was only heir, and a minor.
David Looney, b. 1735-1810, married ca 1755 Mary McClelland.
County Va. (license) See will of Lilly Bowan, Washington County Va. Book 2, p73.
each of which begins with the second generation in America.
returned," (Comment by EWS: Some similarity of names, but why assume Lundey to be meant for Luney?
Robert (1) had wife Jane Harmon, - no Margaret mentioned - though she may have been Margaret Jane Harmon.
out to William Williams who was about to remove to Carolina. (Order Book 3, 181, 28 August 1751.
New River was visited by Indians and furs and skins stolen.
(2)) who later, with wife Rachel Harmon, settled in Sumner County, Tennessee, as did James Brigham.
the land was in Sullivan County near lands of David Looney, Robert Gray, George Maxwell, and David Maxwell.
Virginia. He donated 30 acres in 1792 for the town of Blountville. He was Revolutionary soldier.
purchased 140 acres from Adam (2) and Hannah Looney who were then of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.
4. ii. ROBERT LOONEY, b. 1721, Isle of Man, Dumfriesshire, Ireland; d. 1756.
5. iii. DANIEL LOONEY, b. 1723, Probably Ballagilley, Maughold Parish, Isle of Man; d. 1769.
6. iv. ADAM LOONEY, b. 1725, Probably Ballagilley, Maughold Parish, Isle of Man; d. 1770.
8. vi. LOUISA LOONEY, b. 1728, Ireland; d. Unknown.
viii. LUCY JANE LOONEY, b. 1730, Ireland; d. Unknown; m. STEPHEN HOLSTON.
Her homestead was looted by Indians.
10. ix. JOHN LOONEY SR., b. 1732, Probably Philadelphia, PA; d. 1817.
12. xi. DAVID LOONEY, b. Bet. 1735 - 1738, Orange County, Virginia; d. 1801.
13. xii. JOSEPH B. LOONEY, b. 1740, Orange County, Virginia; d. Unknown.
xiii. JAMES JOSIAH LOONEY, b. 1745, Virginia; d. Unknown.
xiv. MARY B. LOONEY, b. 1750, Virginia; d. Unknown.
1742 in Virginia. She was born 1718.
i. LOUISA4 LOONEY, b. 1739.
ii. MARY LOONEY, b. 1742.
i. JOHN4 LOONEY, b. 1744, Augusta County, Virginia.
ii. MOSES LOONEY, b. 1745, Looney's Mill Creek, Augusta County, Virginia.
iii. BENJAMIN LOONEY, b. 1748, Looney's Mill Creek, Augusta County, Virginia.
iv. SAMUEL LOONEY, b. 1754, Looney's Mill Creek, Augusta County, Virginia; m. ANN LANE.
Ann Lane married Elijah Cross after Samuel Looney died.
v. MARY LOONEY, b. Jan 1756, Looney's Mill Creek, Augusta County, Virginia.
of Man, and died 1769. He married MARGARET JANE EVANS 1743. She was born 1723.
i. MARGARET4 LOONEY, b. 1765.
of Man, and died 1770. He married HANNAH WRIGHT ROWLAND 1746. She was born 1725 in Ireland.
i. ROBERT4 LOONEY, b. 1747.
ii. JAMES LOONEY, b. 1748.
iii. MARGARET LOONEY, b. 1749.
iv. ADAM LOONEY, b. 1750.
v. MOSES LOONEY, b. 1752.
vi. JOHN LOONEY, b. 1754.
vii. PETER LOONEY, b. 1756.
viii. BENJAMIN LOONEY, b. 1757.
ix. DAVID LOONEY, b. 09 Aug 1758.
x. SARAH LOONEY, b. 1760.
Maryland, and died Bef. 1840 in Sullivan County, Tennessee.
The dates for Samuel Looney and Ann Lane do not jive, but are consistently listed. Further research is required.
Ann was reportedly 1/2 Cherokee, the daughter of Nancy Ward, the "Tennessee Pocohantas"
ii. SAMUEL LOONEY, b. 1752.
iii. JESSE LOONEY, b. 1754.
(1) JAMES BRINGHAM. She married (2) CAPTAIN JOHN SHELBY, SR. 1751 in North Carolina. He was born 1724.
i. JOHN4 SHELBY, b. 1751.
ii. DAVID SHELBY, b. 1755.
iii. EVAN SHELBY, b. 1757.
iv. THOMAS SHELBY, b. 1759.
v. ISAAC SHELBY, b. 1761.
vi. LOUISA SHELBY, b. 1763.
vii. CATHERINE SHELBY, b. 1765.
in Bluefield, Botetourt County, Virginia.
about 1729 +/- 3, before his parents came to America.
Absalom who, rather than Michael, may have had brief schooling at Hagerstown at the age of 8 or 10 years.
September 1754 (delivered in August 1763) for this place of 180 acres on Long Run, a branch of James River.
Robert 1 had stated that he, Robert, had paid Absalom L10 on Absalom's return from Carolina.
Chalkley II, p. 430.) In 1768 Peter Looney's executors mention cash paid to Absalom ("Abraham") Looney.
indicates that the discovery and original temporary settlement may have occurred much earlier, in the 1750's.
1765 when Absalom and Margaret conveyed the 180 acre tract on Long Run to Peter 3 Looney, heir of Peter 2.
At this time 8 or 9 of Absalom's 11 children had been born.
in Stanley Valley, Hawking County, and Mrs. Priscilla (Peggy) Caldwell in Knox County, "
Murldeen," or something like that.
became mother of all the other children.
Run), and m. (2) the mother of Priscilla and Benjamin.
the mother of Prescilla and Benjamin.
he found him dead and buried him there."
Michael 3 Looney b. say 1751. See 3d Gen.
Peter 3 Looney b. 24 Nov. 1755. See 3d Gen.
1778 Alexander Caldwell of Knox County, Tenn. Their dau.
1 st cousin, of Hawkins County , Tenn.
Jonathan 3 Looney b. say 1761. See 3d Gen.
descendant, T. H. Neal of Knox County, Tenn., says James d.
Benjamin 3 Looney b. ca 1774. See 3d Gen.
without mention of John or of his heirs.
1785 Botetourt County, VA, tax list, ABSOLEM LUNEY, Reynolds Dist.
Absalom settled on Craig's Creek about 1770, and was about 62 when he died in 1791. From William C.
called from Absalom LOONEY, the first white settler."
Other researchers say she was born in 1745 in Virginia.
ii. ELIZABETH LOONEY, b. 1753, Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryalnd; d. Unknown.
iii. PETER H. LOONEY, b. 24 Nov 1755, Botetourt County, Virginia; d. Unknown.
iv. MARY LOONEY, b. 1757, Botetourt County, Virginia; d. Unknown.
vi. JOHN LOONEY, b. Bet. 1759 - 1760; d. Unknown.
16. vii. JONATHAN LOONEY, b. 1761, Augusta County, Virginia; d. Unknown.
viii. ABSALOM LOONEY, b. 1763, Botetourt County, Virginia; d. Unknown.
ix. RUTH LOONEY, b. 1765; d. Unknown.
x. ANN LOONEY, b. 1767; d. Unknown.
xi. CATHERINE LOONEY, b. 1769; d. Unknown.
xii. PRISCILLA LOONEY, b. 1771; d. Unknown.
died 1817. He married ESTHER HETTIE RENFRO6 1759. She was born 1739 in Botetourt County, Virginia.
i. STEPHEN4 LOONEY, b. 1760.
ii. JANE LOONEY, b. 1761.
iii. PETER LOONEY, b. 1763.
iv. MARY LOONEY, b. 1765.
vi. DAVID LOONEY, b. 1773.
vii. SARAH LOONEY, b. 1779.
viii. ELENDER LOONEY, b. 1780.
ix. JOHN LOONEY, b. 1784.
x. JOSEPH BARCLAY LOONEY, b. 04 Jan 1784.
xi. ROBERT LOONEY, b. 22 Feb 1786.
County, Virginia. She was born 1733 in Thirlstane Castle, Lauder, Scotland.
i. PETER GRANCER4 LOONEY, b. 01 Oct 1759; d. 16 Feb 1851.
died 1801. He married MARY ANN MCCLELLAND Abt. 1750. She was born Abt. 1735.
i. ROBERT4 LOONEY, b. 1752.
ii. JOSEPH WILLIAM LOONEY, b. 1755.
iii. ANNA LOONEY, b. 1758.
iv. MARY LOONEY, b. 1761.
v. SARAH LOONEY, b. 1764.
vi. JULIA ANNIS LOONEY, b. 1767.
vii. JANIE LOONEY, b. 1770.
viii. ELIZABETH LOONEY, b. 1773.
ix. DAVID LOONEY, b. 1777.
x. ABRAHAM LOONEY, b. 18 Sep 1780.
present at Guilford Court House.
Property 4: 20 Jun 1772, Patented 85 acres on Suane Run of Craig's Creek, Botetourt County, Virginia.
i. PETER4 LOONEY, b. 1768.
ii. JOSEPH B. LOONEY, JR., b. 1770.
iii. JANE LOONEY BOGARD, b. 1771.
iv. ELIZABETH LOONEY MANSFIELD, b. 1773.
County, Virginia. She was born Bet. 1750 - 1755 in Baltimore, Maryland.
i. MARGARET5 LOONEY, b. 1779, Stanley Valley, Hawkins County, TN.
ii. JOHN LOONEY, b. 02 Oct 1779, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
iii. MARY ANN LOONEY, b. 14 Jan 1781, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
iv. RACHEL LOONEY, b. Bet. 1782 - 1787, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
v. ANN LOONEY, b. 1783.
vi. PETER LOONEY, b. Bet. 1783 - 1789, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
viii. MICHAEL LOONEY, b. Bet. 1787 - 1795, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
ix. ANDREW LOONEY, b. 1789, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
x. ABSALOM DAVID LOONEY, b. 05 Mar 1790, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
19. xi. BENJAMIN LOONEY, b. 1792, Stanley Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
xii. ROBERT LOONEY, b. 1795, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
xiii. COLEMAN LOONEY, b. 1797, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
was born 1755 in Knox County, Tennessee, and died Bef. 25 Sep 1833 in Jefferson County, Alabama.
called Augusta County when she was born and Botetourt County now.
and so forth. These will be worked out in time.
that two Benjamin LOONEYs received an heir's share.
Census: 1830, Jefferson County, Alabama with his wife next to his son Absalom.
20. i. NANCY5 CALDWELL, b. Tennessee; d. 1836, Morgan County, Indiana.
ii. JOHN CALDWELL, d. Unknown.
iii. ALEXANDER CALDWELL, d. Unknown.
Group 94, M602, roll 32 (Caldwell), roll 77 (Galloway), roll 128 (Looney).
COPELAND ($55.23), and others. Note that two Benjamin LOONEYs received an heir's share.
under 10, one female 45.
21. iv. BENJAMIN CALDWELL, b. 1778, Virginia; d. Aft. 01 Jun 1850, Knox County, Tennessee.
24. vii. JANE JESSIE CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1796 - 1800; d. Bef. 1835, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
and died Unknown. He married JANE HARBERSON 17 Mar 1786 in Lincoln County, Kentucky.
v. PHOEBE LOONEY, b. 1794.
vi. MARGARET LOONEY, b. 1796, Botetourt County, Virginia.
25. vii. BENJAMIN LOONEY, b. 1798, Tennessee.
viii. KATE LOONEY, b. 1799.
1833, Washington County, Missouri; d. 16 Jan 1900.
daughter of ALEXANDER CALDWELL and MARGARET LOONEY. She was born Bet. 1796 - 1800, and died Bef.
1835 in Hawkins County, Tennessee.
i. MARIAH E.6 LOONEY, b. 04 Jan 1822.
ii. MINERVA ANNE LOONEY, b. 1824.
iii. MARGARET JANE LOONEY, b. 1828, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee.
iv. MARY LOONEY, b. 1830.
Tennessee. He was born Abt. 1779 in Old Crab Orchard, Lincoln County, KY.
i. MARIAH6 GALLOWAY, b. 1817.
ii. MARGARET GALLOWAY, b. 1819.
iii. ELIZABETH GALLOWAY, b. 1821.
iv. CHARLES GALLOWAY, b. 15 Oct 1825.
v. ALEXANDER GALLOWAY, b. 1827.
vi. CAROLINE GALLOWAY, b. 1829.
vii. MARY GALLOWAY, b. 1831.
viii. UNKNOWN CHILD GALLOWAY, b. 1833.
Virginia, and died Aft. 01 Jun 1850 in Knox County, Tennessee. He married ?.
20 (b. ca. 1810-1814); 2 M 10-15 (b. ca. 1815-1819); 1 M 5-10 (b. ca. 1820-1824); 9 total.
line 13, Benj CALDWELL, 1 M 60-70 (b. ca. 1770-1779); 2 M & 1 F 20-30 (b. ca. 1810-1819); 1 F 15-20 (b. ca.
1820-1824); 1 F 5-10 (b. ca. 1830-1834); 6 total.
F, TN. Nancy cannot read/write.
i. FIRST BOY6 CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1810 - 1814, Knox County, Tennessee.
ii. SECOND BOY CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1810 - 1814, Knox County, Tennessee.
iii. THIRD BOY CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1810 - 1814, Knox County, Tennessee.
iv. NANCY CALDWELL, b. 1814, Knox County, Tennessee.
v. FOURTH BOY CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1815 - 1819, Knox County, Tennessee.
vi. FRANKLIN CALDWELL, b. 1819, Knox County, Tennessee.
vii. UNKNOWN CHILD CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1820 - 1824, Knox County, Tennessee.
viii. OALENA CALDWELL, b. 1835, Knox County, Tennessee.
married SARAH H. RHODES Mar 1810 in Knox County, Tennessee. She was born 14 Nov 1790 in North Carolina.
Infantry Volunteers. ROBERT, age 25, was described as 5' 10" with fair complexion, black hair, and gray eyes.
(Caldwell), roll 77 (Galloway), roll 128 (Looney).
acquired this land is not yet known.
line 10, ROBERT CALDWELL, 1 M 40-50 (b. ca. 1780-1789); 1 F 30-40 (b. ca. 1790-1799); 1 M 20-30 (b. ca.
1833, personal property tax, Greene County, MO, John LOONEY and son Benjamin.
ROBERT CALDWELL's grandfather, Absalom LOONEY.
here is the last cease of the letter and how to you . . .
by Thomas Potter ECC, p.67, cert. #235. This record suggests that ROBERT was in Missouri by 1839.
#30, ROBERT CALDWELL, 1 M 50-60 (b. ca. 1780-1789); 1 F 40-50 (b. ca. 1790-1799); 1 M 20-30 (b. ca.
1810-1819); 2 F 10-15 (b. ca. 1825-1829).
evidence we have located that document when ROBERT CALDWELL came to Greene County, MO.
appraised by Stewart Warren and ROBERT CALDWELL. --Stray Records, Book 1 (1833-1842), p.192.
1846, invitation "To the Mipis Caldwell / Present"
Caldwell family papers, courtesy Marvin E. Tong, Jr.
Donelson Chapter, DAR), 1980-1981), 178, 180.
Folder No. 209, Greene County, MO, Criminal Index, Volume One.
his War of 1812 service.
months service, April 10, 1867. Recorded Vol. 2, p.57.
Press, 1908; reprint Broadfoot Publishing, Morningside Press, 1994).
40 acres, SW4 NE4, tax value $200, all in Section 16, Twp. 30N, Range 19W, total 200 acres.
that ROBERT "died of Senile Gangrene."
1876-1883 (Springfield, MO: Ozarks Genealogical Society, 1987), 23.
and wife of Nicholas RHODES; Mary MALONE, a deceased daughter, Sarah MALONE, her daughter.
2nd), 433, 448 (August Term 1868, 6th day, Aug. 29th), 449.
i. ABSALOM6 CALDWELL, b. 08 May 1810, Probably Knox County, Tennessee.
ii. DOCTOR JAMES CALDWELL, b. 1813, Probably Knox County, Tennessee.
iii. UNKNOWN GIRL CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1815 - 1819, Probably Knox County, Tennessee.
iv. MARY CALDWELL, b. 1823, Probably Knox County, Tennessee.
v. MARGARET CALDWELL, b. 1828, Probably Knox County, Tennessee.
HANNAH HINDS 11 Jan 1808 in Knox County, Tennessee19,20,21, daughter of LEVI HINDS and HULDAH BYRAM.
She was born Abt. 1790 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee22,23, and died 02 Aug 1877 in Alabama24.
children and Alexander living next door account for everyone born by 1830. There is one missing girl child.
down to Absalom Caldwell, confirming that this family is descended from John Alden of Plimoth, Massachusetts.
Goodwin, but Absalom is supposed to be still living.
Census 2: 1830, Jefferson County, Alabama, Roll 1, next to Alexander Caldwell, his father.
Where did Hannah go when Absalom died? She outlived him by 14 years.
i. BYRAM6 CALDWELL, b. Jefferson County, Alabama; d. Unknown.
ii. LAURENA CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1808 - 1820, Alabama.
26. iii. ALEXANDER CALDWELL, b. 1809, Knox County, Tennessee; d. 1876, Jefferson County, Alabama.
27. iv. LYDIA CALDWELL, b. 1810, Alabama; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880.
28. v. DICEY CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1810 - 1820; d. Unknown.
29. vi. HUGH CALDWELL, b. 01 Jan 1816, Alabama; d. 1891, Jefferson County, Alabama.
vii. HULDAH CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1821, Alabama30.
Census: 1880, Living with Nancy Caldwell and her husband Alden Byram.
Alabama; b. Abt. 1827, Alabama32.
30. x. JOHN CALDWELL, b. Bet. 1828 - 1830, Alabama.
31. xi. NANCY M. CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1831, Alabama.
xii. WILLIAM W. CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1841, Jefferson County, Alabama33; d. Unknown.
The 1850 census for Absalom Caldwell lists William.
32. xiii. BENJAMIN JAMES CALDWELL, b. 1813, Alabama; d. Bef. 1860.
24. JANE JESSIE5 CALDWELL (MARGARET E.4 LOONEY, ABSALOM3, ROBERT2, JOSEPH OR JOHN1) was born Bet.
Children are listed above under (19) Benjamin Looney.
25. BENJAMIN5 LOONEY (BENJAMIN4, ABSALOM3, ROBERT2, JOSEPH OR JOHN1)34 was born 1798 in Tennessee34.
33. i. SARAH6 LOONEY, b. 1812, Tennessee.
GOODWIN 24 Apr 1830 in Jefferson County, Alabama36, daughter of MARK GOODWIN and TABITHA PARSONS.
and died Bet. 1880 - 1900.
Another family researcher thought his date of death was 22 Mar 1864. In 1850, he says he is born in Alabama.
He also says he cannot read or write. In 1870, he says he was born in Tennessee.
No children are attributed to this marriage.
Another family researcher thinks she was born in 1810, York District, SC.
In the 1860 census, she states her age as 50, so she would have been born in 1810.
In the 1880 census, she is living with her stepson, Joseph Harley Caldwell. She is not around in the 1900 census.
i. ANN GRAVITT7 CALDWELL40, b. 1849.
34. ii. AUGUSTUS CALDWELL, b. 04 Sep 1831, Alabama; d. 22 Oct 1862, Tazwell, TN.
35. iii. MELISSA CALDWELL, b. 1834, Alabama; d. Unknown.
v. MARGARET CALDWELL, b. 1841, Alabama.
36. vi. ISAAC CALDWELL, b. 1843, Alabama; d. Aft. 1880.
vii. MARTHA ANN CALDWELL, b. 1847, Alabama.
ix. FANNY M. CALDWELL43, b. Abt. 1856, Alabama.
x. MARY L.7 CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1863, Alabama44.
Census 2: 1880, Her husband is living with his son, but she is not.
In 1850, Absalom Caldwell is his next door neighbor.
In 1860, Augustus Caldwell lives 2 doors down, with William Bell next to Mark Goodwin.
Census 1: 1850, Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama, next to Absalom Caldwell.
Elizabeth live at home, aged 38 and 28.
Census 4: 1880, Aged 74, lives with son James. Son John also lives in that household. No wife.
i. JOHN7 GOODWIN, b. 1831, Alabama.
ii. ORWIN GOODWIN, b. 1838, Alabama.
iii. HULDAH GOODWIN, b. 1840, Alabama.
iv. MARY ELIZABETH GOODWIN, b. 1842, Alabama.
In the 1850 census, she is called Elizabeth. In the 1860 census, she is called Mary E.
v. MARTHA GOODWIN, b. 1844, Alabama.
vi. ALMARINDA GOODWIN, b. 1846, Alabama.
38. vii. JAMES GOODWIN, b. 1849, Alabama.
Census: 1850, Mud Creek Beat, Jefferson County, Alabama Roll 432_7, page 145.
39. i. MARK7 GOODWIN, b. 1831; d. Unknown.
ii. SARAH GOODWIN, b. 1834.
v. MARY J. GOODWIN, b. 1838.
researchers list her as John and Dicey's chld, the dates don't work for that relationship.
vi. DICEY GOODWIN, b. 1844, Alabama.
September of the same year.
In the 1870 census, neither Hugh nor Elizabeth can read or write.
Census 1: 1850, Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama, next to his brother James who lives next to his parents.
i. THOMAS7 CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1841, Alabama49; d. Unknown.
ii. BYRAM HINES CALDWELL, b. 1843, Jefferson County, Alabama50; d. Unknown.
40. iii. JOSEPH ABSALOM CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1847, Alabama; d. Aft. 1880.
41. iv. CARROLL HARRIS CALDWELL, b. 17 Feb 1848, Alabama; d. 28 Jul 1921.
42. v. MARTHA A. CALDWELL, b. 06 Apr 1851, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 27 Jul 1903.
vi. E. VIRGINIA M. C. CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1853, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. Unknown.
THOMAS WILLARD, 27 Jul 187951; b. Abt. 1862, Georgia.
ix. ELVIRA CALDWELL, b. 1860, Jefferson County, Alabama.
44. x. CANDANCE FRANCIS CALDWELL, b. 28 Apr 1860, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 16 Oct 1933.
45. xi. ALEXANDER S. CALDWELL, b. 28 Nov 1860, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 10 Jan 1942.
xii. M. L. B. N. CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1864, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. Unknown.
xiii. H. C. CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1868, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. Unknown.
Bet. 1828 - 1830 in Alabama53,54. He married MANERVA ?55. She was born Abt. 1835 in Alabama56.
read and write, but Manerva can.
i. GISELLE7 CALDWELL, b. Alabama.
ii. WILLIAM A. CALDWELL, b. 1860, Alabama.
iii. FRANKLIN W. CALDWELL, b. 1869, Alabama.
iv. JAMES CALDWELL, b. 1855, Alabama.
vii. NANCY CALDWELL, b. 1853, Alabama.
46. viii. MARION C. CALDWELL, b. 1858, Alabama; d. Aft. 1920.
ix. HENRY CALDWELL, b. 1856, Alabama.
of ALDEN BYRAM and MARY MARONEY. He was born 1831 in Alabama.
i. LAURA7 BYRAM, b. 1866, Alabama.
ii. FANNIE BYRAM, b. 1868, Alabama.
iii. HULDA BYRAM, b. 1870, Alabama.
iv. JOSEPH BYRAM, b. 1872, Alabama.
GOODWIN and TABITHA PARSONS. She was born 1812 in South Carolina, and died Bef. 1860.
i. NANCY CATHERINE7 CALDWELL, b. 1836, Jefferson County, Alabama.
ii. LEVI J. CALDWELL, b. 1838, Jefferson County, Alabama.
iii. WILLIAM W. CALDWELL, b. 1840, Jefferson County, Alabama.
iv. SARAH C. CALDWELL, b. 1845, Jefferson County, Alabama.
Alexander Caldwell. He is her father Benjamin's brother, so Melissa is her first cousin.
v. B. VALENTINE CALDWELL, b. 1845, Jefferson County, Alabama.
vi. MARY CALDWELL, b. 10 Jan 1849.
vii. HULDA JANE CALDWELL, b. 10 Jan 1849.
Tennessee. She married GEORGE ARNOLD. He was born 1803 in Tennessee.
Looney. It appears that George Arnold is a son-in-law and Benjamin has been widowed. He is a doctor.
i. BENJAMIN7 ARNOLD, b. 1844, Tennessee.
ii. THOMAS ARNOLD, b. 1849, Tennessee.
iii. LOUISA ARNOLD, b. 1851, Tennessee.
iv. JUDY ARNOLD, b. 1851, Tennessee.
v. GEORGE ARNOLD, b. 1859, Tennessee.
08 Nov 1849. She was born 05 Dec 1831 in Alabama, and died 1905.
Census 2: 1850, Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama, Roll M432_7 page 152, next to his brother Alexander.
i. ELIZA8 CALDWELL, b. 1850, Alabama; d. Unknown.
ii. MARTHA CALDWELL, b. 1852, Alabama; d. Unknown.
iii. JASPER CALDWELL, b. 1854, Alabama; d. Unknown.
iv. MELISSA CALDWELL, b. 1856, Alabama; d. Unknown.
v. GUSTUS CALDWELL, b. 1859, Alabama; d. Unknown.
Jefferson County, Alabama. He was born 1830 in Alabama, and died Unknown.
i. WILLIAM WHITMILL8 THOMPSON, b. 1856, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. Unknown; m. LOUELLA E.
ii. ELIZA THOMPSON, b. 1859, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. Unknown.
There are those who think he died in the Civil War, but he clearly appears in the 1880 census.
ii. ELLIS ALEXANDER CALDWELL, b. 1870, Alabama.
iv. ALMEDA CALDWELL, b. 1868, Alabama; m. ? ADCOCK.
v. MILLIE CALDWELL, b. 1875, Alabama; m. ? BURCHETT.
vi. LEXIA CALDWELL, m. ? DIXSON.
vii. NANCY A. CALDWELL, b. 1873, Alabama; m. SHERMAN WALDEN.
OR JOHN1)63 was born 16 Sep 1854 in Alabama64, and died 20 Jul 1918 in Peggs, Cherokee County, Oklahoma65.
MARY ENNIS. She was born 11 Sep 1856 in Cherokee County, Alabama, and died 11 Mar 1931 in Alabama.
Jefferson County, Alabama; m. STEPHEN ALFORD SHOEMAKER, 01 Jul 1891; b. 11 Nov 1867; d.
13 Feb 1956, Jefferson County, Alabama.
HEDGECOCK, 1899, Jefferson County, Alabama; b. 1888, Georgia; d. Aug 1951, Dallas, Texas75.
Oklahoma. Wade died in Dallas of tuberculosis, but had been in a mental hospital.
Georgia and his mother in Alabama. He is farming. Enumeration district 54, page 12A.
home, but she doesn't seem to be in Oklahome either.
1870, Alabama76; d. 12 Aug 1936, Praco, Alabama.
owned by “Sam” Harris, Julia Wheeler's sister..
which in Oklahoma changes from census to census, so it is hard to tell accurately what is going on.
32; Page: ; Enumeration District: 192; Image: 666.0.
Oklahoma; m. IDA MAE KINSEY, 23 Nov 1910; b. McKay or Ducktown, Tennessee.
Alabama; m. (2) IRENE NOWELL.
viii. MARTHA JANE CALDWELL, b. 22 Sep 1894, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 10 Jan 1986; m.
Georgia78; d. 01 Jan 1947, Jefferson County, Alabama79.
Mayes County, Oklahoma; m. LILLIE LITTLEFIELD; b. 1904, Oklahoma.
height, slender build, brown hair and brown eyes. It is signed on September 12, 1918.
place of birth as Alabama, as well as his.
Lee had died 50 years earlier.
JOHN1) was born 1849 in Alabama. He married MARGARET ?. She was born 1854 in Alabama.
i. MARY8 GOODWIN, b. 1871, Alabama.
ii. JAMES L. GOODWIN, b. 1873, Alabama.
iii. ELLEN GOODWIN, b. 1875, Alabama.
iv. ALAER GOODWIN, b. 1877, Alabama.
Alabama. She was born 1832 in Alabama, and died Unknown.
i. LUCINDA8 GOODWIN, b. 1849, Jefferson County, Alabama.
JOHN1) was born Abt. 1847 in Alabama84, and died Aft. 1880. He married M. LOUIZA THOMPSON 24 Dec 186785.
She was born Abt. 1840 in Georgia, and died Aft. 1880.
i. HENRY C.8 CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1868; d. Unknown.
ii. ANN CALDWELL, b. Abt. 1872; d. Unknown.
JOHN1) was born 17 Feb 1848 in Alabama86, and died 28 Jul 1921. He married FRANCES ROSE ANN HASTY Bef.
1875, daughter of ? HASTY and ARAMENTA ?. She was born 20 Jul 1856, and died 13 Dec 1903.
In 1900 his mohter is living with him.
TILLMAN, 22 Aug 1911, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama; b. 04 Aug 1875; d. 02 Jun 1942.
County, Alabama; m. IDA PARSONS, 23 Dec 1900, Jefferson County, Alabama; b. 25 Mar 1875; d.
03 Dec 1942, Jefferson County, Alabama.
iii. CARROLL H. CALDWELL, JR., b. 23 Jun 1879; d. 27 Feb 1901.
Enumeration District: 202; Image: 917.0.
v. LEILA BELLE CALDWELL, b. 19 Jun 1884, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 23 May 1959.
vi. LULA N. CALDWELL, b. 10 Nov 1892, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 19 Apr 1966; m. FRANK A.
DAGNAN; b. 25 Jul 1885; d. 22 May 1921.
GOODWIN. He was born 03 Nov 1855 in Jefferson County, Alabama, and died 07 Feb 1922.
i. MEADIE MALISSA8 PARSONS, b. 02 Oct 1878, Jefferson County, Alabama; d. 21 Feb 1946; m.
DANIEL TAYLOR HOGG, 02 Jun 1898, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama; b. 04 Sep 1868; d.
Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama; b. 30 Dec 1877; d. 13 Apr 1949.
County, Alabama; b. Abt. 1874; d. Unknown.
was born 31 Mar 1856, and died 21 Sep 1924 in Jefferson County, Alabama87.
OR JOHN1) was born 28 Apr 1860 in Jefferson County, Alabama, and died 16 Oct 1933. She married JOHN J.
i. ?8 NICHOLSON, b. Aft. 1884; d. Unknown; m. ? HUFFSTUTLER; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. DAUGHTER NICHOLSON, b. Aft. 1884; d. Unknown; m. ? STEPHENS; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. REVEREND HUGH NICHOLSON, b. Abt. 1887; d. 03 Mar 1959; m. JOSEPHINE E. NICHOLS; d.
County, Alabama; m. HUGH G. GLOVER; b. 1884, Alabama; d. 1951, Jefferson County, Alabama.
i. VELMA8 CALDWELL, b. 06 Dec 1896; d. 06 Dec 1896.
ii. ZELLA CALDWELL, b. 06 Dec 1896; d. 06 Dec 1896.
In the 1910 census, she states that she cannot read or write. She says that she has had 2 children and 1 is living.
In the 1920 census, she has lost 9-10 years of age.
i. OLIVER R.8 CALDWELL, b. 1902, Alabama.
1. website, Family Search LDS, Documents Robert and Elizabeth Looney as parts of Absalom Looney.
2. website, Family search LDS, Documents parents of Margaret Looney as Absalom Looney and Margaret Eleanor Moore.
Documents marriage on 5 Jan 1788.
3. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900.
4. website, Family Search LDS, Documents parents of Margaret Looney as Absalom Looney and Margaret Eleanor Moore.
5. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900.
7. website, Family Search LDS, Documents wedding date as 05 Jan 1778 and location as Craigs Creek, Botetourt, Virginia.
8. Family Data Collection - Births.
9. website, Family Search LDS, Documents wedding date as 05 Jan 1778 and location as Craigs Creek, Botetourt, Virginia.
10. Family Data Collection - Individual Records.
11. Family Data Collection - Births.
12. Family Data Collection - Individual Records.
13. Family Data Collection - Births.
16. 1830 United States Federal Census.
17. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama, Jonesboro District, 1850, 62 years old, farmer, born in Tennessee.
18. website, www. ancestry.com, Entery ID: I31060.
19. website, www.ancestry.com, ID: I31060.
20. website, Family Search LDS, Shows marriage in 1808 in Alabama. This record shows Lydia as a child born in 1810.
21. website, http://www.alden.org/aldengen/pafg402.htm#26395, John Alden database says they were married about 1811.
22. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Hannah is 60, married to Absalom, born in Tennessee.
23. website, www. ancestry.com, ID: I31060.
24. website, Family Search LDS.
26. 1830 United States Federal Census.
27. website, www.ancestry.com, ID: I31060.
28. website, Family Search LDS, Shows marriage in 1808 in Alabama. This record shows Lydia as a child born in 1810.
29. website, http://www.alden.org/aldengen/pafg402.htm#26395, John Alden database says they were married about 1811.
30. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Huldah is 29, living with her parents, born in Alabama.
supported by census claim. Born in Alabama.
32. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Married to James Caldwell and age 23, born in Alabama.
34. 1860 United States Federal Census.
35. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama 1830, Alexander is living next door to Absalom and is married.
located at the Family History Library.
38. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama, 1880, Age: 55.
40. Weldon, Handwritten notes, As told to him by his mother, Jenny Payne.
mother, Melissa. She was 24 years old.
44. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama, 1880, She lived in the home of her brother, Joseph H., with her mother Melissa.
Her age was shown as 15 in 1880.
Joe, Tom and Carol or Carroll, probably.
separated by James Caldwell's household. He is 35, a farmer, born in Alabama.
47. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Elizabeth is 25, born in Georgia.
48. Cemetery record, dates of birth and death.
49. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Thomas is 9 years old and born in Alabama.
50. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Byram is 7 years old, born in Alabama.
51. 1860 census at Hueytown.org.
53. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama 1830, Not shown as a family member.
54. Census, Page 144B, Jonesboro.
55. Census, 1850 Page 144B, Jonesboro.
56. Census, 1850, page 144B, Jonesboro.
57. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Nancy is 19, living with her parents and born in Alabama.
58. David Reed, 1850 census, page 145A, notes.
59. 1850 United States Federal Census.
61. Weldon, Handwritten notes, Lissa Thompson (ralted to Hoagtown Thompsons).
Adcock, Millie Burchett, Lexia Dixson, and Nannie (Mrs. Sherman( Walden.
63. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama 1880, Joseph H., aged 26.
64. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama 1880, Age and place of birth are conssitent.
66. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama 1880, Mary J. age 20.
67. Family Bible, Handwritten notes from Jenny Payne, Joseph Harley married Mary Jane Israel on September 16, 1874.
68. 1880 United States Federal Census.
69. 1860 United States Federal Census.
70. Family Bible, Handwritten notes from Jenny Payne, Joseph Harley married Mary Jane Israel on September 16, 1874.
71. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama 1880, Mary M., daughter of Joseph H. and Mary J., age 5.
72. Census, Jefferson County, Alabama, 1880, Son of Joseph H. and Mary J., age 3.
74. Weldon, Notes provided to Ruby Caldwell Smith.
75. Weldon, Noites provided to Ruby Caldwell Smith.
76. 1930 United States Federal Census, Jefferson County, Alabama.
77. 1930 United States Federal Census.
78. website, Image of draft card.
79. website, Jefferson, Volume 2, Certificate 668, Roll 2.
80. 1920 United States Federal Census.
81. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918.
82. 1900 United States Federal Census.
83. 1930 United States Federal Census.
84. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Joseph is 5 years old and born in Alabama.
85. 1860 census at Hueytown.org.
86. Census, Jonesboro District, Jefferson County, Alabama 1850, Carroll is 3 years old and born in Alabama.

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"that any claim which shall be presented and acted on under authority of this act shall be held as finally determined, and shall never thereafter be reopened or considered."
Held that this proviso clearly confers exclusive and final jurisdiction on the Treasury Department, so that claims under the act are not within the jurisdiction of the Court of Claims. P. 250 U. S. 331. United States v. Laughlin, 249 U. S. 440, distinguished.
Under the Acts of January 9, 1883, c. 15, 22 Stat. 401, and August 13, 1888, c. 868, 25 Stat. 437, the right to present claims for the loss, etc., of horses in the military service, under § 3482, Rev.Stats., as amended by the Act of June 22, 1874, c. 395, 18 Stat. 193, expired in 1891. Id.
53 Ct.Clms. 629; 54 id. 1, reversed.
These cases, which were argued together, are appeals by the United States from judgments entered in the Court of Claims. In each, an officer in the army recovered compensation under the Act of March 3, 1885, c. 335, 23 Stat. 350, for the loss, while in the service, without fault or negligence on his part, of privately owned personal property. In each case, the claim had been duly presented within two years of the occurrence of the loss, and the Secretary of War had decided that the articles in question were "reasonable, useful, necessary, and proper for" such officer "while in quarters, engaged in the public service, in the line of duty."
property was not lost or destroyed by being shipped on an unseaworthy vessel, nor by reason of the claimant's giving his attention to saving property belonging to the United States,"
and the Auditor's decision was affirmed on appeal by the Comptroller of the Treasury. The Auditor made no finding as to the value of the property lost. This was fixed by the Court of Claims at $200 for the horse and $333 for the personal effects, and for these amounts it entered judgments on the authority of Newcomber v. United States, 51 Ct.Clms. 408, and Andrews v. United States, 52 Ct.Clms. 373. The loss in each case occurred prior to April 5, 1917, so that the rights of the parties are not affected by the provisions of the Act of March 28, 1918, c. 28, 40 Stat. 459, 479-480, or chapter VI of the Act of July 9, 1918, c. 143, 40 Stat. 845, 880-881.
"That the proper accounting officers of the Treasury be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to examine into, ascertain, and determine the value of the private property belonging to officers and enlisted men in the military service of the United States which has been, or may hereafter be, lost or destroyed in the military service, under the following circumstances . . ."
appropriated, and shall be in full for all such loss or damage."
These words express clearly the intention to confer upon the Treasury Department exclusive jurisdiction and to make its decision final. The case of United States v. Harmon, 147 U. S. 268, strongly relied upon by claimants, has no application. Compare D. M. Ferry & Co. v. United States, 85 F. 550, 557.
"where the loss resulted from any exigency or necessity of the military service, unless it was caused by the fault or negligence of such officers or enlisted men."
Even if these statutes were applicable to facts like those presented here, there could be no recovery, because, under Act Jan. 9, 1883, c. 15, 22 Stat. 401, and Act Aug. 13, 1888, c. 868, 25 Stat. 437, the right to present claims under § 3482 of the Revised Statutes as amended finally expired in 1891. See Griffis v. United States, 52 Ct.Clms. 1, 170.


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V. F. Gili, D. Rocco, L. Ghirardini, L. Carletti, A. Locatelli, M. Celebrano, M. Finazzi, C. De Angelis, A. Lemaître, I. Favero, and G. Leo, "Second-harmonic emission enhancement in monolithic AlGaAson-AlOx nano-dimers", SPIE Nanophotonics Australasia, Melbourne, Australia, December 2017.
D. Rocco, V. F. Gili, M. Celebrano, M. Finazzi, L. Ghirardini, L. Carletti, A. Locatelli, G. Leo, and C. De angelis, "Enhanced second-harmonic generation from metal-dielectric hybrid nanoantennas", SPIE Nanophotonics Australasia, Melbourne, Australia, December 2017.
G. Marino, A. Solntsev, L. Xu, V. Gili, L. Carletti, A. N. Poddubny, D. Smirnova, H. Chen, G. Zhang, A. Zayats, C. De Angelis, G. Leo, Y. Kivshar, A. Sukhorukov, and D. N. Neshev, "Nonlinear AlGaAs nanodisks as sources of sum-frequency light and heralded photons", ANZCOP 2017, Queenstown, New Zealand, December 2017.
V.F. Gili, D. Rocco, L. Ghirardini, L. Carletti, A. Locatelli, M. Celebrano, M. Finazzi, C. De Angelis, A. Lemaître, I. Favero, and G. Leo, "Second harmonic generation in AlGaAs nanodisk dimers", NANOP2017, Barcellona, Spain, October 2017.
I. Favero, "Gallium-Arsenide nano-optomechanical disk resonators and applications" (invited), WOMBAT International Workshop, Besançon, France, July 2017.
I. Favero, "Gallium-Arsenide nano-optomechanical disk resonators and applications" (invited), ICOLS-17, Arcachon, France, July 2017.
E. Gil Santos, B. Guha, C. Baker, M. Labousse, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, C. Ciuti, G. Leo, and I. Favero, "Control of nano-optomechanical resonators in liquids" (invited), META 2017, Seoul, South Korea, July 2017.
L. Ghirardini, L. Carletti, V. Gili, G. Pellegrini, L. Duò, M. Finazzi, D. Rocco, A. Locatelli, C. De Angelis, I. Favero, M. Ravaro, G. Leo, A. Lemaître, and M. Celebrano, "Emission properties of second-harmonic generation in AlGaAs optical nanoantennas" (invited), META 2017, Seoul, South Korea, July 2017.
G. Marino, C. McPollin, V. Gili, L. Carletti, C. De Angelis, G. Leo, A. V. Zayats, "Cathodoluminescence Imaging Spectroscopy of Single and Dimer AlGaAs Nano-disks", CLEO-Europe, Munich, Germany, June 2017.
L. Carletti, L. Ghirardini, V. Gili, G. Pellegrini, L. Duò, M. Finazzi, D. Rocco, A. Locatelli, C. De Angelis, I. Favero, M. Ravaro, G. Leo, A. Lemaître, and M. Celebrano, "Polarization-resolved second harmonic generation measurements in AlGaAs monolithic nanoantennas", CLEO-Europe, Munich, Germany, June 2017.
G. Marino, A. Solntsev, L. Xu, V. Gili, L. Carletti, A. N. Poddubny, D. Smirnova, H. Chen, G. Zhang, A. Zayats, C. De Angelis, G. Leo, Y. Kivshar, A. Sukhorukov, and D. N. Neshev, "Sum-Frequency Generation and Photon-Pair Creation in AlGaAs Nano-Scale Resonators", CLEO 2017, San Jose, USA, May 2017.
E. Gil Santos, B. Guha, C. Baker, M. Labousse, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, C. Ciuti, G. Leo, and I. Favero, "Fine control of collective nano-optomechanical architectures" (invited), QFLM (Quantum Fluids of Light and Matter) International Workshop, Cargèse, France, May 2017.
C. De Angelis, L. Carletti, D. Rocco, A. Locatelli, V. F. Gili, M. Ravaro, I. Favero, G. Leo, M. Finazzi, L. Ghirardini, M. Celebrano, G. Marino, and A. V. Zayats, "Controlling Second-harmonic Generation at the Nanoscale with Monolithic AlGaAs-on-AlOx Antennas" (invited), PIERS 2017, St. Petersburg, Russia, May 2017.
V. F. Gili, L. Ghirardini, L. Carletti, G. Pellegrini, L. Duò, M. Finazzi, D. Rocco, A. Locatelli, I. Favero, M. Ravaro, A. Lemaitre, M. Celebrano, C. De Angelis, and G. Leo, "Polarization properties of second harmonic signal from monolithic AlGaAs nanoantennas" (poster), ECIO 2017, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, April 2017.
N. Morais, F. Chouchane, M. Ravaro, M. De Rosa, I. Ricciardi, A. Lemaître, I. Favero, G. Leo, "AlGaAs nanowires for phasematched SHG in the telecom range" (poster), ECIO 2017, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, April 2017.
A. Bernard, M. Ravaro, J.-M. Gérard, O. Parillaud, B. Gérard, I. Favero, and G. Leo, "Widely tunable mid-IR monolithic coherent source" (poster), ECIO 2017, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, April 2017.
E. Gil Santos, B. Guha, C. Baker, M. Labousse, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, C. Ciuti, G. Leo, and I. Favero. "Control of nano-optomechanical resonators in liquids" (invited), APS March Meeting, New Orleans, USA, March 2017.
E. Gil Santos, B. Guha, C. Baker, M. Labousse, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, C. Ciuti, G. Leo, and I. Favero, "Fine control of collective nano-optomechanical architectures" (invited), Frontiers in Nanomechanical Systems 2017, La Thuile, Italy, February 2017.
A. Bernard, M. Ravaro, I. Favero, M. Krakowski, M. Garcia, O. Parillaud, B. Gérard, J. M. Gérard, G. Leo, "Widely tunable near-IR monolithic coherent source" (invited), SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco, USA, February 2017.
C. De Angelis, V. F. Gili, L. Carletti, D. Rocco, A. Locatelli, L. Ghirardini, I. Favero, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, M. Finazzi, M. Celebrano, and G. Leo, "Second harmonic generation in AlGaAs nanoantennas" (invited), SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco, USA, February 2017.
M. Parisi, I. Ricciardi, S. Mosca, N. Morais, T. Hansson, S. Wabnitz, G. Leo, M. De Rosa, "Directional quasi-phase matching AlGaAs waveguide microresonators for efficient generation of quadratic frequency combs", SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco, USA, February 2017.
E. Gil Santos, B. Guha, C. Baker, M. Labousse, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, C. Ciuti, G. Leo and I. Favero, "Fine control of collective nano-optomechanical architectures" (invited), SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco, USA, February 2017.
F.R. Lamberti, C.G. Carbonell, L. Lanco, O. Krebs, I. Favero, B. Jusserand, P. Senellart, A. Lemaître, N.D. Lanzillotti-Kimura, "New horizons in the manipulation of GHz- THz acoustic nano waves", SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco, USA, February 2017.
F. R. Lamberti, M. Esmann, C.G. Carbonell, A. Lemaître, O. Krebs, I. Favero, B. Jusserand, P. Senellart, L. Lanco, and N.D. Lanzillotti-Kimura, "Acoustic Phonons in GaAs/AlAs cavities measured by Raman spectroscopy" (poster), Frontiers in Nanomechanical Systems 2017, La Thuile, Italy, February 2017.
C. De Angelis, V. Gili, L. Carletti, D. Rocco, A. Locatelli, L. Ghirardini, I. Favero, C. Gomez, A. Lemaître, M. Finazzi, M. Celebrano, G. Leo, "Second harmonic generation in dielectric nanoantennas" (invited), Nanophotonics Workshop, Tequisquiapan, Queretaro, Mexico, January 2017.

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Pub. L. 103–66, §6003(a)(2)(E), which directed amendment of schedule by substituting "Schedule of Application Fees" for "Schedule of Charges", "Application fees" for "Charges", "application fee" for "charge", and "Application fees" for "Charges" was executed by substituting "SCHEDULE OF APPLICATION FEES" for "SCHEDULE OF CHARGES" in heading, "miscellaneous application fees" for "miscellaneous charges" in last subheading, and "application fee" for "charge" in two places in text of schedule, to reflect probable intent of Congress.
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1988-Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 100–594 substituted "two years after April 1, 1987," for "two years after April 7, 1986,".
Pub. L. 101–239, title III, §3001(c), Dec. 19, 1989, 103 Stat. 2131 , provided that: "The amendments made by this section [amending this section] shall take effect on the date of enactment of this Act [Dec. 19, 1989], and the Schedule of Charges required by the amendment made by subsection (a) of this section shall be implemented not later than 150 days after the date of enactment of this Act."
Pub. L. 115–141, div. P, title I, §102(d)(1), Mar. 23, 2018, 132 Stat. 1085 , provided that: "An application fee established under section 8 of the Communications Act of 1934 [47 U.S.C. 158], as such section is in effect on the day before the effective date described in section 103 of this title [Oct. 1, 2018], shall remain in effect under section 8 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended by subsection (a) of this section, until such time as the Commission [Federal Communications Commission] adjusts or amends such fee under subsection (b) or (c) of such section 8, as so amended."
Section 5002(f) of Pub. L. 99–272 established the Schedule of Charges which the Federal Communications Commission is required to prescribe pursuant to subsec. (a) of this section. See subsec. (g) of this section as added by Pub. L. 101–239.