Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala
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Programa Nacional de Resarcimiento
31 de enero de 1980
31 de enero de 2005
English translation:
Let it be written here the word of
those fellow citizens persecuted and
massacred here by
the repressive actors of the State
for making the voice of the Quiche people heard
National Compensation Program of Guatemala
January 31, 1980
January 31, 2005
(Notable Events) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Quede escrita aqui la palabra de
los conciudadanos perseguidos y
masacrados por
los cuerpos represivos del estado
por hacer oir la voz de los
pueblos del Quiche
Programa Nacional de Resarcimiento
31 de enero de 1980
31 de enero de 2005
English translation:
Let it be written here the word of
those fellow citizens persecuted and
massacred here by
the repressive actors of the State
for making the voice of the Quiche people heard
National Compensation Program of Guatemala
January 31, 1980
January 31, 2005
(Notable Events) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
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Incorporated March 5, 1880, and named for the native city of Ozias Osborn, an early settler from New York. Utica is noted for the great number of its citizens who have become educators of the deaf.
Originally constructed at Pecos (54 mi. NW) in 1896, this building served the congregation of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. In 1958 it was sold to members of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of Fort Stockton and moved to this site. Located on property donated by Dr. D.J. Sibley, the frame church building reflects styling of the late Victorian period. Interior furnishings include a cross of solid ebony.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1966
(addition)
Do you see the little cemetery to the east, high on the west bank of the Auglaize? It's all that remains of Hartford, thriving town in the 1830's with, it was expected, a bright future, since the new Miami and Erie Canal would one day be serving it- - it was hoped. But the canal missed Hartford by two miles to the west, and after 1845, the buildings and streets gradually disappeared.
During the canal years of the 1850's a rivalry grew between Bill Jones and Jack Billings for the love of Minnie Warren. This became hatred by Bill because Minnie chose Jack. On a fall night in 1854, returning from a party, Minnie and Jack were surprised on the bridge by Bill, armed with an axe. With one swing, Bill severed Jack's head. Seeing this, Minnie screamed and fell into a watery grave. Bill disappeared, and when a skeleton was found years later in a nearby well, people asked was it suicide or justice.
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First explored, 1750; Long Hunters used it until 1760, and Daniel Boone in 1769, cutting the Wilderness Trail through it in 1775. Hosts of pioneers followed even before the road was built in 1796. Postal service was established in 1795 and a post office in 1803. The Gap changed hands 4 times during the War Between the States.
Ward Cemetery Burial Site
in the fall of 1825, Samuel McCluer
built a log cabin near this site and
began the arduous task of clearing
away the dense forest for farming.
Not until the following summer did
he learn from hunters, who accident-
ally discovered his dwelling, that
there were neighbors less than five
miles to the northwest—Christopher
Wood and his Sugar Creek settlement.
Founded by Rev. & Mrs. A. A. Myers in 1890. First classes held in basement of Congregational Church on site of present Cumberland Gap School; later moved 1/2 mile west to Harrow Hall. Operated as a division of its successor, Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tenn. from 1897 to 1907 when Harrow Hall burned.
The cornerstone for Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee is on Three States Peak. The first Virgina - North Carolina (later Tennessee) boundary at this point was surveyed in 1779 by Dr. Thomas Walker and Col. Richard Henderson. The present line and corner were established by compromise following a controversy in 1802. A Supreme Court decision in 1903 finally approved the location.
