John Graves Simcoe: A Biography?
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John Graves Simcoe (February 25, 1752 – October 26, 1806) was the first lieutenant governor of Upper Canada (modern-day southern Ontario plus the shoreline of Georgian Bay and Lake Superior) from 1791-1796. He founded York (now Toronto) and was instrumental in introducing British institutions such as the courts, trial by jury, English common law, freehold land tenure, and for abolishing slavery in Upper Canada long before it was abolished in the British Empire as a whole (it had disappeared from Upper Canada by 1810, but wasn't abolished throughout the Empire until 1834).
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Couldn't find it for you but sent a few interesting links and one where you can look further. Are you sure of the title?\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Vincent_Peale
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Ouko
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Try going here:\nhttp://www.johnmarshall.edu/library/index.php\n\nThere is a place in the narrative for public use.  Just click on it.
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http://www.electricscotland.com/History/other/melville_james1.htm\n\nThat's the best one I could find.  Hope it helps.
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Stanley. I have limited information about him 'though he was my great grandfather. When I go home this weekend I will dig out his diary which has his wrestling record in it. His brother is next to him on the Victoria monument (not sure whether it was James or Stanley). There is supposed to be another statue in London. A great uncle of mine saw a film of a wrestling match in Australia with George Hallwood refereeing, maybe in the 1920's although he always lived in Liverpool. I have a number of photo's, although none with him wrestling there is one as a sculptor's model.
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hey, i'm a stevenson! i don't have a clue about what you are talking about with royalty..however, i would like my stipend too...and i suppose a title so i can prove it's owed to me, also...i'm into genealogy and i did some famdamily history on stevenson..and i actually found living relatives who also do tree limb leaves...who are realted to me by stevenson..if you'd like i can get you his name and you can see if you are realted to him, me and robert louis stevenson...i also found 5000 plus other names that were related!
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These are opinion blogs, not historical references.  I suggest looking at a Canadian library's website for the region on question to find better leads to that kind of info.  Good Luck,
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It might be in his autobiography
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Whose biographical data?
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Have you by any chance checked the family web site for information?  It is http://www.aaallen.net/.  Since they have the copyright on all his books and sermons, they may be able to provide what you are looking for.
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Actually, the correct name is J. Frederick George, which is the pseudonym for the author George Jewsbury.\n\nHe was born November 26, 1941 in Colchester, Illinois. He was married in 1964, and he has 3 children.\n\nHe earned a BA from Mankato State College in 1962; a MA from the University of Washington in 1965; and a PhD in history in 1970. \n\nHe has collaborated on several textbooks in the "Civilization: Past & Present" series. He has also written several books on Russian history.
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It's not a lot of info, but I hope it helps.\n\nhttp://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/people/benson-m.htm
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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rayphill/Robert%20Dalton%20Gooch.jpg\n\nThat's him
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That is a very good question. There are several modern biographies of Cavendish that have been published. I did not find the answer on the web, but I would suggest that these modern biographies might be of use.\n\nFor example, see if you can lay your hands on the 700+ page volume, replete with extensive documentation of his personal life, entitled "Cavendish, The Experimental Life" (Bucknell University Press, 1999) by Christa Jungnickel and Russell McCormmach, two professional historians. The book is an expansion of a previous work, prepared by the same authors and published by the American Philosophical  Society in 1996 under the title "Cavendish".\n\nI did find a fairly extensive account of his death in his home on Clapham Common (which I think is in London) in 1810 from the BBC. I have found some sources that give the day of his death as February 24, and some as March 10. He apparently kept notes of the progress of his illness as death as approaching. I do not know if anyone has analyzed these. I did some looking. I do not know if anyone knows how or why he died, aside from it being a short illness. \n\nThere were biographies produced by George Wilson in 1851, and Lord Brougham in 1855.\n\n\nAlso, most sources give his birth as having taken place in Nice, France in 1731. However, one of the references attached below argues that since Nice was part of Italy until 1859, and known as Nizza, it is more reasonable to describe Cavendish as having been born in Nizza, Italy.
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I looked to see what I could find on Rootsweb.com and familysearch.org  I thought maybe I could get a name of someone researching this person and they would be able to help you.  I found nothing.
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Read on George Mueller.\nhttp://www.wholesomewords.org/biography/biorpmueller.html