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Timber High-Rise Buildings: Parametric study of the influence of preliminary design parameters on the wind-induced dynamic response of timber high-rise buildings
No full textThe implementation of timber as a load-bearing and stabilizing material for high-rise structures has significantly increased over the last decades due to its potential of reducing the environmental footprint of a structure. Timber structures present a reduced global stiffness and self-weight compared to structures incorporating traditional construction materials, making them prone to high accelerations caused by wind load which affects the structural integrity and user comfort. The acceleration of a structure is a highly complex parameter that must be determined using modal analysis computed by a full-scale finite element model, and is significantly influenced by the magnitude of the wind and vertical loads, as well as the global stiffness of the structure. During the preliminary design phase, it is the responsibility of structural engineers to determine the feasibility of the design and estimate the amount of material required and the distribution of the structural elements. However, this process must be done under a limited amount of time, forcing engineers to rely on rules of thumb and previous experience, which are not currently available for the design of timber high-rise structures. Therefore, the goal of this investigation is to perform a parametric study to determine the influence of various parameters on the design of timber high-rise structures and assist structural engineers in making well-argued decisions during the preliminary design phase. The preliminary design parameters to be studied in the parametric study are: stability system design, connection stiffness and building height. The ranges for the parameters were selected based on extreme values such that clear trends regarding their influence on design could be visualized. This decision limits the design feasibility of some configurations studied in this investigation. The selected stability systems to be studied are glulam frame, CLT core and glulam diagrid. The design verification for each design alternative is done using ULS and SLS criteria provided by Eurocode, as well as a simplified method to estimate the dynamic response of the structure. Finally, the sizing of the structural elements and data collection was done by the implementation of evolutionary algorithms. From the data collected it was determined that the most influential design parameter for the design of timber high-rise structures is the stability system selection given that it determines the global stiffness, which showed a significantly higher influence on the dynamic response of the structure than its self-weight. Moreover, the efficiency of the different stability systems was assessed based on the maximum slenderness they could achieve compared to the amount of material they required. Based on this definition, it was determined that the glulam diagrid is two times more efficient than the CLT core and three times more efficient than the glulam frame. The efficiency of the glulam diagrid is caused by its high global stiffness provided by the triangular configuration of the diagonal elements. These observations prove that the effect of timber’s low density can be mitigated by the implementation of efficient stability systems. The influence of connection stiffness was determined to be directly related to the ability of the stability system to provide lateral stability to the structure. The influence of this parameter on form stable structures such as the CLT core and the glulam diagrid, proved to be nearly negligible, while for non-form stable structures such as the glulam frame it proved to be highly influential. However, it was also determined that the addition of rotational stiffness in the connections causes an exponential increase of the costs and environmental footprint of the structure, which decreases their design feasibility. Finally, the influence of building height on the design is visualized by its effect on the dynamic response of the structure caused by the logarithmic increase of the wind speed as this parameter increases, as well as a decrease of the global stiffness proportional to the efficiency of the stability system.Civil Engineerin
IMPLEMENTASI PENGGUNAAN BIG DATA DALAM MENGANALISIS FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI KINERJA SISWA DALAM HASIL UJIAN
No full textPerkembangan teknologi dalam dunia pendidikan semakin meningkat. Salah satu teknologi yang sering dipakai dalam dunia pendidikan adalah big data. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis faktor yang mempengaruhi kinerja siswa dalam nilai ujian. Big Data merupakan kumpulan data yang sangat besar dan kompleks yang dapat dianalisis untuk mengungkap pola-pola yang bermanfaat. Dalam penelitian ini, metode analisis kualitatif digunakan untuk mengumpulkan dan menganalisis data dari berbagai sumber, termasuk jurnal nasional maupun internasional, publikasi akademik, laporan, dan buku. Pengolahan data dilakukan menggunakan Kaggle Dataset dengan sampel data 1000 siswa yang telah mengikuti berbagai ujian. Penelitian ini memanfaatkan Big Data dalam memprediksi kinerja siswa berdasarkan latar belakang pendidikan orang tua, kursus persiapan ujian, dan porsi makan siang siswa. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa faktor yang mempengaruhi kinerja siswa terhadap hasil ujian adalah porsi makan siang siswa. Jumlah nilai siswa perempuan dengan porsi makan yang sesuai pada ujian Matematika, Membaca, dan Menulis mencapai 22.413, 24.875, 24.890. Jumlah nilai siswa laki-laki dengan porsi makan siang yang sesuai pada ujian Matematika, Membaca, dan Menulis mencapai 22.759, 21.342, dan 20.701. Oleh karena itu, kesimpulan dari penelitian ini adalah bahwa porsi makan siang yang tepat berperan penting dalam meningkatkan kinerja siswa dalam hasil ujianThe development of technology in education is increasing. One technology that is often used in education is big data. This research aims to analyze the factors that influence student performance in test scores. Big Data is a collection of very large and complex data that can be analyzed to reveal useful patterns. In this research, qualitative analysis methods are used to collect and analyze data from various sources, including national and international journals, academic publications, reports, and books. Data processing was conducted using the Kaggle Dataset with a data sample of 1000 students who have taken various exams. This research utilizes Big Data in predicting student performance based on parents' educational background, exam preparation courses, and students' lunch portion. The results show that the factor that affects student performance in exam scores is the student's lunch portion. The number of scores of female students with the appropriate meal portion on the Math, Reading, and Writing exams reached 22.413, 24.875, 24.890. The scores of male students with appropriate lunch portions on the Math, Reading, and Writing exams were 22.759, 21.342, and 20.701. Therefore, the conclusion of this research is that appropriate lunch portions play a crucial role in enhancing students' performance in exam results
ROMERO, José Rubén
No full textCorrespondence between Gen. Plutarco Elías Calles and B.A. José Rubén Romero. The former thanks for the copy of the book “The useful life of Pito Pérez”. José Rubén Romero, Ambassador of Mexico in Cuba, greets Gen. Calles and invites him to visit Havana where he could take a break. He tells that Fernando Torreblanca and his wife Hortensia Elías Calles spent some days there. Gen. Calles replies thanking the offer and apologizing for not being able to visit him due to family issues. He apologizes for the delay of his reply since his friend Gen. José Maria Tapia has been sick. José Rubén Romero congratulates Gen. Calles for his return to Mexico and says he hopes to see him soon in Cuba. “Semblance of a woman. Imitation of speech read by its author at the Mexican Academy of Language” August 1941. It is a biography José Rubén Romero’s mother. / Correspondencia entre el general PEC, que se encuentra exiliado en San Diego, Cal., E.U.A., y el licenciado José Rubén Romero, en la que el primero le agradece le haya enviado un ejemplar de su último libro La vida inútil de Pito Pérez, novela ambientada en Michoacán cuya lectura le ha dado un gran placer. José Rubén Romero, embajador de México en Cuba, saluda al general PEC y lo invita a pasar una temporada en La Habana, cuyo clima y costumbres son muy atractivos, y donde puede encontrar un descanso a su largo exilio en San Diego. Le comunica que Fernando Torreblanca y Tencha (Hortensia Elías Calles) están de visita con él y que han pasado unos días muy agradables. Respuesta de agradecimiento del general PEC lamentando no poder aceptar de momento su invitación porque asuntos familiares lo retienen en San Diego. Se disculpa por el retraso en su respuesta pero la enfermedad de su amigo el general José María Tapia lo ha mantenido muy ocupado. José Rubén Romero felicita al general PEC por su regreso a México y espera verlo pronto en Cuba. "Semblanza de la mujer. Imitación de discurso leída por su autor en La Academia Mexicana de la Lengua" en agosto de 1941. Se trata de una semblanza de su madre, desde su infancia y hasta el día de su muerte, tomando como punto de partida un álbum familiar. Después de describir una fotografía determinada relata cómo era su diaria existencia en la época en que se tomó
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BAPTISMAL REGISTER of ST. PETER' S CHURCH, NEW GASCONY,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, STATE of ARKANSAS
May 28th 1850
So reads the inscription on the flyleaf of a volume of records
held by the Archives of the Diocese of Little Rock. This is the sec-ond
register for which permission has been granted the Grand Prairie
Historical Society by the Rev. Royce R. Thomas, Chancellor of the
Diocese, to prepare and publish an index of the recorded acts, (l)
Primarily, the volume is the record of the ministry of Father
Patrick McGowan to Catholic families in Jefferson and Arkansas coun-ties.
Father McGowan was the resident priest at St. Peters for
many years. (2) However, the entries disclose that he traveled ex-tensively
to serve members of the faith. Those acts not performed
at New Gascony axe so indicated. The time span covered is 28 Kay
1850 - ^ Oct 1888,
As the flyleaf of the volume indicates, the acts recorded are,
for the most part, baptisms--divided almost equally between white
and black Catholics, Some marriage are entered but no interments.
The same format as used for indexing the first volume of records
printed in April 1982 has been followed. Example for baptism:
SMYTHE (Smith)/BROWN, John 1
SHYTHB is the surname of the father as entered in the register.
(Smith) is this surname as usually found today, BROWN is the maiden
name of the mother. John is the given name of the baptised. 1 is
the page number on which the record is located.
Example for marriage: BROWN, John with SMITH, Mary 10
John Brown is the groom: Mary Smith, the bride; 10, page number.
Since surnames are rarely found in the slave baptisms, the al-phabetizing
sequence is on the basis of the owners' names. An at-tempt
has been made to group children of the same parents. The four
columns in the index of slave baptisms are*
1, Owner of the baptised 3» Parents of the baptised
2. Name of the baptised k. Page number in register
For copies of these records write:
Archives, Diocese of Little Rock
P. 0. Box 7239
Little Rock, AR 72217
Certified form copy of each record 3.00
In making requests, please use information exactly as given in this
index, including page number. Send stamped self-addressed envelope.
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INDEX - BAPTISMS of WHITES
ALBRIGHT/VERDUE (Berdu), Catherine at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 24
BABB/VAL3ER, Mary Elizabeth at Plum Bio (sic) 3
BARKSDALE/WATERS, Mrs. Arm Taylor Jr. (sic) 23
BARRAQUE/SMITH, Benjamin Emmilllon 63
BARRAQUE/SMITH, Elizabeth Agnes 63
BARRAQUE/SMITH, Leo (age 11) 73
BARRAQUE/SMITH, Maria Teresa 19
BAUMAN/PROCTOR, Lucy Ann (age 12) 55
BAUMAN/PROCTOR, Sophia (age 10) 55
BEAN/KELLY (Callais), Catherine Jane at St. Pauls 46
BEAN/KELLY, Jefferson Patrick at St. Pauls 51
BEAN/KELLY, John Franklin at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 59
BEAN/KELLY. Joseph Andrew Jackson at St. Pauls 20
BEAN/KELLY, Michael 5
BEARMAN/PALMER, Charles at Pine Bluff 11
BEAN/NOBLE, Jessy Augustus at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 32
BINGHAM/WOODS, Josephine 60
BINGHAM/WOODS, Margret Elisabeth 68
BOGY/BOGY, Charles William 37
BOGY/BOGY, Eugenia Anna 26
BOGY/BOGY, Francis 42
BOGY/BOGY, Peter Vandorin 52
BOGY/DAGGLE (Daigle), Josephine 13
BOGY/DAGLE, Louis 22
BOGY/DAGLE, Pauline Izabel 32
BOGY/DARDENNE, Emalie Hortens 58
BOGY/DARDENNE, Julian Chrisostone 49
BOGY/DARDENNE, Mary Terese 53
BOGY/DARDEENE, Stanislaus William 43
BOGY/LANEY, John W. 64
BOGY/LANEY, Joseph Peter 65
BOGY/MENARD, Francis 26
BOGY/MENARD, ] twins 17
BOGY/MENARD, Julian Oiristofer 34
BOGY/MENARD, Cdille 42
BOGY/MENARD, Riilip Beauguard at Wateseeky, Jeff. Co. 50
BOGY/McCOY, Charles at LaGrew, Ark. Co. 6
BOGY/McCOY, Josephine at LaGrew 6
BONNE/AMBO (Imbeau), Mitchell at Pine Bluff 11
B0N0/BRENBAR (Srinsbac), Joseph at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 57
BONO/GRAVIAR (Grabert), Joseph Anthony at Nobles Lake 38
BONO/GRAVIER, John Franklin at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 35
BONO/GRAVIER, Mary Frances at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 30
BONO/KELLY (Callais), Joseph Biward at St. Pauls 23
BOON/NEIL, John 4
BRANRAR (Brinsbac)/MORRISON, Anna at St. Pauls 50
BRENBAR/MORRISON, John Raphael at St. Pauls 31
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BRANBAR/MORRISON, Nancy Ann at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 51
BRENBAR/MORRISON, William Morrison at Swan Lake 39
BROOKS/CALLIOTTE (Gaillot), Frances Mary at St. Pauls 54
BROOKS/Mrs. Ifery MENARD (sic), Richard at St. Pauls 50
BURKE/McGAFFRE, Charles Oliver at Columbia, Giicot Co. 13
CALLIOTTE (Caillot)/N0BLE, Catherine Honora at St. Pauls 37
CALLIOTTE/NOBLE, Celestine at Nobles Lake 19
CALLIOTT/NOBLE, Emma Elizabeth at Nobles Lake 28
CAILLOT/NOELE, Gabraela at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 57
CALLIOTTE/NOBLE, Odille at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 50
C A I L L O T T / R A G S D A L E , Melina Elvira at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 63
C A N N O N / G O C I O (Gossiau), Bird Francis at Swan Lake 39
C A N N O N / G O C I O , Louis at Swan Lake 27
C A N N O N / G O C I A , Mary Melina )
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, Nancy Catherine;
CANNON/GOCIO, William 47
CARROLL/ADAMS, Genoa Gertrude at Napoleon Insert 33-34
CARSON/BARRAQUE, David 14
CHITTIM (Cheatham)/C0RKE(possibly Caulk), Mary Lucinda
at Napoleon, Desha Co. 20
COOLIDGE/LEISIER, Ellen at Helena, Phillips Co. 13
C0U30TTE/B0NNE, ! twins at Pine Bluff 12
Francis
COUSOTTE/PITRE, Francis at Dardine Settlement, Jeff. Co. 3
COUSOTTE/VAUGINE, Mary Ann at Dardine Settlement, Jeff. Co. 3
DARDENNE/BOGY, Mary 64
DARDENNE/BOGY, Celelia 13
DARDLNE (Dardeene)/C0USS0TTE, Felix at Dardine Settlement 3
DARDENNE/SMITH, Hortense 7
DARDENNE, Mrs. Mary Jane, Consort of Stanislaus Dardenne l6
DARDINE/RANSVILL, Abraham at Eardine Settlement 3
DARDENNE/VASA (LeVasseur), James at Post Ctf Ark. Insert 33-34
DARDENNE/VASA, Louis at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 40
DEBAUN/AMBO (Imbeau), Paul at Pine Bluff 10
DEAN/HEARTNEY, John B. 46
DERE33EAUX (DesRuisseaux)/CAILLOTTE, Mary Amillia at St. Pauls 47
DURESSEAUX/CALLIOTTE, Celestine at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 35
DERRESSAUX/CALLIOTTE, Elizabeth at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 24
DERRISSAUX/CALLIOTT, John 4
DERUSSAUX/COUSOTT, Cecelia near Pine Bluffs 3
DERRISSEAU/DAGLE, Felicity Agia at St. Marys, Plumb Bayou 10
DERRESSAUX/VASIAR, Catherine 2
DUMOND/BRANBAR (Brinsbac), Charles Felix at Post of Ark. 9
DUK0 (Duiaond )/PIN0 (Pineau), Mary Elizabeth at Post of Ark. 4
DUM0/PINEAU. Mary Francis at Post of Ark. 6
DUM0/PIN0, Teresa Ann 18
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DONOHOE/CALLIOTTE, Martha Ann at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 65
DONOHOE/CALLIOTTE, Saly Rose at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 67
DROPE/DEBAUN, Felecia Ann at Pine Bluff 8
DROPE/BOGY, John Gabriel 54
DROPE/BOGY, Rebecca Jane 63
DUGHEUSIN (DuChassin)/BARTELOMY, Anthony at Dardine Settlement 3
FENITY/KERNAN, Charles EH win at Pine Bluff 12
FLOOD/MURPHY. William 6l
FREEMAN/PLACIE, Francis Doss 65
FREEMAN/PLACIE, Joanna 60
FREEMAN/PLACIE, John Placie 56A
FREEMAN/PLACIE, John Thompson 62
FREEMAN/PLACIE, Vary 51
FRETTS/DODGE, John W. 36
FRETTS/DODGE, Melvina Ettenetta at Swan Lake 27
GALLAGHER/CARR, John at Columbia. Chicot Co. 15
GALLAGHER/KARR, Mary Ann at Columbia, Chicot Co. 7
GILROY/TINNY, Susanna at Napoleon Insert 33-34
GOCIO (Gossiau)/PRICE, Ann Alma 55
GOCIO/PRICE, Robert Lee 57
GRACIE/MCKINSEY, Asa Creed 73
GRACIE/McKINSEY. John Pierce 72
GRACIE/McKENZIE, Lydia Susana 74
GRACIE/McKINSEY, Mary Ann 71
GRACIE/TAYLOR, Creed Vance 21
GRACIE/TAYLOR, John Mark 32
GRACIE/TAYLOR, Robert Joseph 11
GRAVIER (Grabert)/BOGY, Igneas (ignace) at St. Pauls 35
GRAVIER/BOGY, Margaret Josephine at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 18
GRAVIER/BOGY, William Charles at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 28
GRAVIER/BOGY, Francis at Nobles Lake 9
GRIFFIN/LERMENS, William Frasir 72
GREEN/WOODS, Ann 68
HALL/VERDUE (Berdu), James William at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 49
HALL/VERDUE, John Albert at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 45
HAMILTON/SCULL, Leonore'at Pine Bluff 12
HANLY/PHILLIPS, Robert at Helena, Phillips Co. 13
HEINZ/BOOSE, Ella Margaret at Napoleon 14
HOLLBROOK/DARDENNE, Catherine Ellen 66
HOLBROOK/DARDENNE, Julian 70
HYNES/ (Not given), Joseph at Nobles Lake 59
HYNES/BASS, Lollia Frederika at Napoleon Insert 33-34
JENKIN3/VAUGINE, William Henry at St. Marys, Plumb Bayou 10
JOHNSON/RACINE, Frances 19
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JOHNSON/RACINE, Mary at Swan Lake 2
JONES/WASHINGTON, Mary Francis Catherine 29
LANDRUM/VISIAR (Vizzer), Louis at Ark Post 6
LANDRUIy VISIER, Julia at Post of Ark. 6
LARKE (Larquier)/VISIAR, Julian at Post of Ark. 6
LAROSE/BONO, Joseuh M. 20
LAR0SE/B0N0, Odelia 26
LAROSE (Vaissair ait La Rose)/LANDRUM, Charles at Post of Ark. 6
LAROSE/LANDRUM, Julian at Post of Ark. 6
LUCKEY/DEBAUN, William Francis at Pine Bluff 8
MENARD/GALLIQTTE (caillot), John B. at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 30
MENARD/NADY, Eugene at Post of Ark. 4
MENARD/NADY, Napoleon B. James at Post of Ark. 4
MITCHEL (Michel)/BOGY, Louis Z. Amada 55
MITGHEL (Michel)/DURRESSAUX (DesRuisseaux), Mary Francenia
at Post of Arkansas 8
MORRISON/NOBLE, John at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 48
MORRISON/NOBLE, William Edward at St. Pauls 57
MURPHY/JONES, Clifton Patrick 74
McKENZIE/WOODSON, Sally Ann (age 31 years) at Hot Springs
Convent of Mercy 74
McNEIL/DORAN, Henry 38
NASH/W00D3, Chester Paul 56
NOBLE/Mrs. HENDRICKS, John Thomas at Nobles Lake 64
NORRIS/COLLINS, John Simon 58
N0RRIS/C0LLINS' ] tKins 6l
NORRIS/COLLINS, William 56
NORRIS/WOODS, Lilly Susana 68
0' DCNNEL/CUMMINS, Mary 44
O'NEILL/BRANBAR (Brinsbac), James at St. Pauls, Nobles Lake 23
O'NEILL/BRANRAR, Joseph at St. Pauls 48
0*Neill/BRANBAR, Raphael at St. Pauls 31
0'NEILL/KASS0N, Nancy Ann at Napoleon ?
O'NEILL/MASSON, Sarah Jane at Napoleon 7
PHILLIPS/WILLIAMS. Mary Aveline 56a
PLACIE/WATERMAN, Cdille 14
PLACIE/BARRY, Mary Jane 49
RIGGS/ALISON, Ann Elizabeth at Dardine Settlement 5
RIGGS/ALIS0N, Joseph at Dardine Settlement 5
RIGGS/ALLIS0N, Margaret At Eardine Settlement 5
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ROTH/BOGY, Emma Bertha 68
ROTH/BOGY, Stephenia 65
ROTH/BOGY, Henry 62
ROTH/Mrs. TAYLOR, Mary Catherine 59
SCULL/SCULL, Mary at Pine Bluff 10
SINNOTT/DORSEY, Peter at Napoleon 17
SLYTHE/GOCIC (Gossiau), James Jefferson 6l
SLYTHE/GCCIO, Mary Elizabeth at Swan Lake 39
SLYTHE/GOCIO, William Robert at Swan Lake 31
SMITH, Abraham James (Aged 40 years) 71
SMITH/DARDENNE, Catherine Medora 39
SMITH/DARDENNE, Edmond Guy 66
SMITH/DARDENNE, Emilia Carina 62
SMITH/DARDENNE, Gabralia 69
SMITH/DARDENNE, John Bird 47
SMITH/DARDENNE, Mary Eliza 56A
SMITH/PLACIE, Alice Jane 67
SMITH/PLACIE, James Abraham 65
SMITH/PLACIE, John Wesley 63
SOCIE (Saucier)/C0US0TT, Francis at Pine Bluff 8
SOCIE/COUSOTTE, Innea3 (ignace) at Dardine Settlement 3
TAYLOR/BARKSDALE, Creed Valentine 26
TAYLOR/BOGY, Creed 46
TAYLOR/BOGY, Margret 53
TAYLOR/BOGY, Zachary 40
TRAILOR/JACKSON, Mary Frances 6l
TAYLOR/PICKETT, Samuel Creed 73
TEIFORD (Thetf ord )/REFELD, Frederick Notre be at Post of Ark. 11
THOMPSON/RACINE, Martha 23
THOMPSON/RACINE, Mary Frances 12
THOMPSON/RACINE, Thomas Benjamin at Swan Lake 2
VASA (Le Vasseur)/PIN0 (Pineau), John Baptist at Post of Ark. 4
VASA (Le Vasseur)/RHODES, Charles at Post of Ark. 6
, Emelia at Post of Ark. 6
, Louisa at Post of Ark. 6
, Wesley J. at Post of Ark. 6
, Rosamond at Post of Ark. 6
WALKER/TAYLOR, Catherine Elizabeth at Pine Bluff 9
WALKER/TAYLOR, James 56A
WALKER/TAYLOR, James Norval 59
WALKER/TAYLOR, Mary Agnes 28
WALKER/TAYLOR, Robert. W. 48
WALKER/TAYLOR, Sally Eps 40
WALKER/TAYLOR, Samuel Taylor 53
WASHINGTON/JONES, Fanny (age 18) 23
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WESSIN/WOODS, Randle 67
WILLIAKS/VERDUE (Berdu), Benedict Franklin at Nobles Lake 24
WILLIAMS/VERDUE, Mary Josephine at Pine Bluff 8
WILLIAMS/VERDEON, William Henery at Pine Bluff l6
WILLIS, Alexander (aged 30 years) 66
WILLIS/MITCHEL (Michel), Elizabeth at Ark. Post 9
(Note: Prosper John Joseph HOULET not WILLIS in marriage record)
WOIFE/VISIAR (Vizzer today), Francis at Post of Ark. 6
INDEX - BAPTISMS of SLAVES
Owner Name Parents
Mrs. Ashley Francis Joe & Caroline 21
Ashley Estate Precilla Peter & Charlott 22
George Atkins Rosanna Sam Jones & Anna 20
Wm. Bradshaw Martha Joseph & Hariot 2
Lucinda Ben & Sarrah 5
Mrs. Bradshaw Lucilia Joe Congo & Harriet 16
Joseph Joe Congo & Harriet 22
Charles Bogy Augustus Willis & Sophia 6
Clara Willis & Sophia 6
Roselina Willis & Sophia 6
Eneas (ignace) Bogy
Louis Washington & Sophia 20
Louisa Peter & Susana 5
Alexander Joe & Louisa 15
Louis Sam & Louisa 24
Manette Peter & Jane 24
Mrs. Bradshaw Amanda Joe Congo & Harriet 31
Louis Bogy, Jr. Dominic Louis & Teresa 9
Joseph Louis & Teresa 37
Camilla Louis & Teressa 50
Louis Frances Louis & Theresa 19
Rosamond Henery & Margaret 14
Victoria Frank & Julia 40
Lucy Jourdan & HarietB elina 42
Washington & Sarah 34
Nancy Washington & Sarah 40
Nicholas Henry Jaco & Nelly 47
Narciss Andrew & Sophia 50
John John & Rose 53
Agatha Louis & Teressa 29
Lucy Ann Wash & Sarah 47
Louis Bogy, Sr. Maria (not given)&Caroline 2
(Catherine Milin & Sally 4
adults ; (Julian Ruben & Mila 4
(John unknown 4
Patrick Moris & Silvy 5
Elizabeth Thomas & Hana 5
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Owner Name Parents
Louis Bogy, Sr. Mary Frances Nance & Milette 7
Josephine Will & Lucinda 7
James Antony & Julia Ann 9
Sarah Elizabeth Henry & Mary Catherine 7
twins(
Henery Henry & Mary Catherine 18
Tom & Hana Tom & Hana 15
Sarah (age l6) Not given 25
Hana (about 50) Not given 25
Leanna John Jeff. ^Elizabeth 18
Moses Brister & Lucy 16
Mary Jane Refe & Julia. 20
Julia Ann Reff & Julia 29
John Jeff & Elizabeth 27
Joseph Narcisse & Emily 22
Tom & wife Hannah Not given 25
William B. Henry Jaco & Mary 27
Moysis Henery & Snily 29
Lucy (age 35) Not given 32
Andrew Vincent Narcisse & Mellitte 32
William Augustus Marcisse & Millette 49A
William Conly Henry & Nelly 37
Frances Henery & Nelly 53
William Lucinda & Moses 16
Peter Bogy John Kelando & Hariot 6
Martha, Joe & Amanda 19
Tol Bogy Leanna Sam & Victoria 42
Raphael Branbar Alexander Henry & Isabel 10
Louisa Samuel & Elizabeth 10
Rebecca Hary & Elizabeth 19
John Free Jack & Manette 29
Mr. Brooks Henery Gabriel & Clara 10
Jacob Calliott Edmond John Calliott & Catherine 13
Mrs. Jaco Calliotte John Batiste Jaco Jr. Calliot & Catherine^.
Adaline Jaco Jr. GalliotsCatherine 22
Gabriel Dardenne John Baptist Calist k Harriett 15
Stanislaus Eardenne Fanny Jordan Bogy & Mary 4l
Est. of S. Eardenne Henery Adam & Mary 49A
Daniel Daniel & Sally 51
Jane Derressau Rose Louis & Louisa 10
John Derressaux Rose Mat ha is <4 Manette 10
Mrs. Felicita Dumo Louisanna Sam & Julia 28
Louis Gocio Alexander Unknown & Elizabeth 2
Henery Unknown & Elizabeth 2
Stephen Stephen Newton&Elizabeth 18
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Owner Name Parents
Louis Gocio Julia Stephen Newton &ELizabeth 6
Peter P. Fletcher & Elizabeth 21
William Jack Straton & Elizabeth 28
John John McDonald & Elizabeth 36
Robert Robert & Lizy 43
Louis Robert & Elizabeth 54
Pierce Grade Gregory Allen & Harriot 13
Dianna Catherine Alexander & Delphina 42
Frank Gravier William "don't know" & Lucinda 46
Alexander "don't know" & Angeline H6
Master Geo. Gravier Caroline Joshua (white )&<3iarlotte 42
Estate of John George Welington not given & Charlott 2?
Gravier Franklin Lance & Charlotte 35
Henry Hamilton Zacariah James Scot & Esther 8
George Jenkins William Ferdinand Jonas & Sally 11
Mr. Johnson at Thomas Mason & Mary 5
Swan Lake Angeline Mason & Mary 5
Solon Jones Mary Alabama (age 18) not given 36
Mrs. Leavitt's Est. Philip Philip & Charlotte 14
at Napoleon Antony not given & Prudence 14
Theodore LaMellier Henery Jack Calliotte Jr &Laura 41
Estate Fany Ben & Cillia 41
Caroline Peter Donohoe & Cecelia 49A
Agnes Gates(white) & Larenne 49A
Anthony Joseph William(white)&Catherine 36
Bimond LaMellier Eugene Henery & Lucinda 17
Joseph Biward & Lucy 29
Bimo. LeMellier Est. Sarah Jane Biward & Lucy 37
Agnes Frances Biward & Lucy 46
Frank Menard Randal Zack & Lucy 4
John Manard Est. William Sanders William & aggy 49
Henry Murry John Nelson & Eliza 3
Frances Joe Seeth & Eliza 29
Joseph Louis Colwell & Elisa 44
Notrebe Estate William Eneas & Adeline 15
Pegy Henry & Peggy 16
Mrs. Mary O'Neill Nancy Jane Dick Dardenne & Caroline 19
Mrs. Joseph O'Neill William Ben & Cecelia 25
Jane Sam & Louisa 37
Frances Sam & Louisa 44
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Owner
Mrs. Pertui
Zeno Placie Estate
Mrs. Manette Scull
Judge Scull
Col. Taylor &
Ashley
Col. Greed Taylor
Name Parents
Mary Louisa Joe & Sally Q
Julia Elizabeth Blister & Mary
Harriot Sam Johnson & Mary w•
Flem Price Felix & Mary 52
John Joe & Caroline 2
Joseph Peter & Charlott 2
Robert Bruce Peter&Charlott 2
Ihos. Frank Roberts & Janey 2
William Wilson (adult) not given 17
Felicia (Adult not given 17
Caroline (age 27) not given 31
Mary Lucinda (age 20) not given 36
Frank (about 30 yrs) not given 36
Martha Ann (age 15) Not given 38
Richard (age 27) not given 38
Peter Hynes (age 40) not given 45
Mrs. Mary Fielding (age 57) 45
Susana (age 14) ) daughters of Mrs. 45
Rebecca (age 17) ) Mary Fielding; 45
Harriet (age 12) ) father not given 45
Charles Mary not given & Charlott 5
not given & Charlott 5
John Cornelius Batist & Pamellia 34
Amanda Batist & Pamilla 47
James Emanuel Batist & Amallia 50
Mary Pamilla Fielding & Viola 38
Alexander Alick & Susan 54
George Anderson & Mary 5
Patrick Anderson & Mary 12
David Anderson & Mary 21
Benjamin Mark Anderson & Mary 34
Mary Ann Anderson & Mary 43
Andrew Frank & Janey 12
Lucy- Frank & Jenny 21
Mary Frank & Jenny 30
Paul Frank & Janey 40
Charter Frank & Janey 48
Lucy Ann Frank & Jany 52
Mary M. Green & Mary Lucinda 49A
Charles Simon Green & Lucinda 54
Sarah Henery & Matilda 30
Mary Melinda Henry & Matilda 38
Eaniel Henery & Matilda 43
Mary Lavania Henery & Matilda 49
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Owner
Col. Greed Taylor
Name Parents
Sam Taylor
Mrs. F. Thompson
John Thompson
Madame Vaugine
Mrs. M. Vaugine's
Estate
Cecelia Henw\ & Tilda 55
Robert Bruce Peter Hynes & Nancy 21
Lavina Getter & Mary 54
Elmira Jack & Bnily 51
Israel John Buck & Caroline 22
Martha Ann John Buck & Bnily H4
Nelson F. John Sennit & Sophia 51
Elizabeth Joe & Caroline 14
Laura Julius & Mary 45
Franklin P. Peter & Charlott 17
ELias Peter & Charlott 12
Jonas Peter & Nancy 12
Isabella Peter & Nancy 39
Clarissa Peter & Nancy 30
Catherine Peter & Nancy 48
Margaret Peter & Nancy 54
Mary Agatha Richard & Rhoda 49
Ann Die & Rhoda 55
Esther Robert & Jane 12
John Jourdan Robert & Jane 18
Fielding Francis Bob & Jane 45
Charlott Robert & Jane 25
Mary Ellen Robert & Jane 32
Robert Robert & Jane 52
William Johnston Robert Bingham &
Jane Fielding 39
Silas John Sam & Agatha 5
Mary Luisa Sam & Agnes 16
Luke Sam & Agatha 26
Louis Archibald Sam & Agatha 35
Solomon Sam & Agatha 41
Patrick Sam & Agatha 46
Moysis Westly & Leakedia 28
Ambrose Tom & Matilda 21
Albert Dan & Ellen 52
Joseph David Williams&Lucinda 34
Sam Frederick Hector & ELlen 48
Louis Wesley & Lellia 41
Rachel Ann Westly & Ledia 55
Omitted Henery & Rose 26
Felix Henry & Rose 27
Celestine Celestine & Betsy 3
Francis Celestine & Elizabeth 15
John Louis John & Harriette 15
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Owner Name Parents
Br. Waters Eleonora Anthony & Eliza 24
Maria Precilla Frederick & Maria 44
Stephen Stephen & Mary 24
Mary Elisa Stephen & Mary 25
INDEX - BAPTISMS of COLORED PERSONS
GRACIE/TESORO, John 69
GRACIE/TUSISROW, Caroline 71
GRACIE/TUSROE, Cora 72
LUSK/WOODS, Daniel Leonades 70
LUSK/WOODS, James Titus 71
LUSK/WOODS, Louisa 64
LUSK/WOODS, Melliane Eulalia 67
LUSK/WOODS, Moyses 62
LUSK/WOODS, Samuel 59
LUSK/WOODS, Susan 72
LUSK/WOODS, Thomas Stephen 59
McGlaughlin, Peter C. (aged about 2?) Parents not states 58
Surnames not stated for the following?
Batist/Pamilla Woods, Mary Francis 56
Frank/Genny, Benjamin Franklin 56
James (a soldier)/Louisa, Manette 57
John Indian/Feliciana, John 56
John Indian/Sylvia, Mary 60
John Indian/Sylvinia, Heneretta Josephine 6l
Louis/Terrise, Thomas 60
Willlam/Catherine, William 60
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always distinguish clearly between white and black persons. Some
black records may be incorrectly indexed for that reason.)
INDEX - MARRIAGES
BARRAQUE, Augustus with PLACIE, Jennie 112
BOGY, Julian with DARDENNE, Teressa 104
BAUMAN, Stephen with JONES, Jane (both colored) 106
Batiste with Mary Pamillia, servants of Col. Creed Taylor 104
BONO, Peter with KELLY (Callais), Caroline at Nobles Lake 101
BROOKS, John with MENARD, Mrs. Mary at the residence of Jaco
Calliotte, Jefferson Co. 105
CORKANE (?), Shelby with TAYLOR, Margaret 112
C0US0TTE, Augustus with CCUSOTTE, Mrs. Maria 113
DARDINE, Abraham with RANVILLE, Manett at Dardine Settlement 113
DENT, Walter C. with LAULOR, Sally E. at the residence of
Mr. Mathew Murphy 103
DERRESSAUX(DesRuisseaux), John with HEYNES, Mrs. Martha 109
At Deep Bayou, Jefferson Co.
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DONOHOE, Peter with CALLIOTTE, Mary-at the residence of Mrs.
Gabe Galliotte, Nobles Lake 108
EVANS, DeWette with GANNON, Vary 110
FRETT3, Edmond D. with DODGE, Louisa at the dwelling of Wm.
H. Bradshaw, Swan Lake 102
GOCIO (Gossiau), Louis with PRICE, Jane at the residence of
Dr. Lyons in Ark. Co. 106
GRACIE, John with McKINSEY, Sally 110
HALL, Edward with WOOD, A. at the residence of Mrs. Wood
in Ark. Co. 108
H0LLBR00K, Edmond B. with DARDENNE, Elisa at the residence of
Louis Bogy, Sr., New Gascony 107
JOHNSTON. Austin with CONGO, Martha 107
JONES, Solon E. of Napoleon with WASHINGTON, Fanny at the
dwelling of Col. Creed Taylor, New Gascony 102
LANE, Eiward with GRAVIAR, Josephine at the residence of Mrs,
Gravier, Nobles Lake 110
LANE, Joseph with DERRISSAUX
Education and Training in Montserrat:A Partially Annotated Bibliography
No full textThis bibliography on “Education and Training in Montserrat” has been specifically prepared for the UWI School of Continuing Studies’ Montserrat Conference (2002). An attempt has been made to be as comprehensive as possible, but because of the weak bibliographical coverage of the literature of the region, important items may have been omitted. This is especially true for policy documents emanating from official sources
Sub-genic intolerance, ClinVar, and the epilepsies: A whole-exome sequencing study of 29,165 individuals
No full textpeer reviewedSummary Both mild and severe epilepsies are influenced by variants in the same genes, yet an explanation for the resulting phenotypic variation is unknown. As part of the ongoing Epi25 Collaboration, we performed a whole-exome sequencing analysis of 13,487 epilepsy-affected individuals and 15,678 control individuals. While prior Epi25 studies focused on gene-based collapsing analyses, we asked how the pattern of variation within genes differs by epilepsy type. Specifically, we compared the genetic architectures of severe developmental and epileptic encephalopathies (DEEs) and two generally less severe epilepsies, genetic generalized epilepsy and non-acquired focal epilepsy (NAFE). Our gene-based rare variant collapsing analysis used geographic ancestry-based clustering that included broader ancestries than previously possible and revealed novel associations. Using the missense intolerance ratio (MTR), we found that variants in DEE-affected individuals are in significantly more intolerant genic sub-regions than those in NAFE-affected individuals. Only previously reported pathogenic variants absent in available genomic datasets showed a significant burden in epilepsy-affected individuals compared with control individuals, and the ultra-rare pathogenic variants associated with DEE were located in more intolerant genic sub-regions than variants associated with non-DEE epilepsies. MTR filtering improved the yield of ultra-rare pathogenic variants in affected individuals compared with control individuals. Finally, analysis of variants in genes without a disease association revealed a significant burden of loss-of-function variants in the genes most intolerant to such variation, indicating additional epilepsy-risk genes yet to be discovered. Taken together, our study suggests that genic and sub-genic intolerance are critical characteristics for interpreting the effects of variation in genes that influence epilepsy
Exome sequencing of 20,979 individuals with epilepsy reveals shared and distinct ultra-rare genetic risk across disorder subtypes
No full textIdentifying genetic risk factors for highly heterogeneous disorders such as epilepsy remains challenging. Here we present, to our knowledge, the largest whole-exome sequencing study of epilepsy to date, with more than 54,000 human exomes, comprising 20,979 deeply phenotyped patients from multiple genetic ancestry groups with diverse epilepsy subtypes and 33,444 controls, to investigate rare variants that confer disease risk. These analyses implicate seven individual genes, three gene sets and four copy number variants at exome-wide significance. Genes encoding ion channels show strong association with multiple epilepsy subtypes, including epileptic encephalopathies and generalized and focal epilepsies, whereas most other gene discoveries are subtype specific, highlighting distinct genetic contributions to different epilepsies. Combining results from rare single-nucleotide/short insertion and deletion variants, copy number variants and common variants, we offer an expanded view of the genetic architecture of epilepsy, with growing evidence of convergence among different genetic risk loci on the same genes. Top candidate genes are enriched for roles in synaptic transmission and neuronal excitability, particularly postnatally and in the neocortex. We also identify shared rare variant risk between epilepsy and other neurodevelopmental disorders. Our data can be accessed via an interactive browser, hopefully facilitating diagnostic efforts and accelerating the development of follow-up studies
Associations of autozygosity with a broad range of human phenotypes
No full textIn many species, the offspring of related parents suffer reduced reproductive success, a phenomenon known as inbreeding depression. In humans, the importance of this effect has remained unclear, partly because reproduction between close relatives is both rare and frequently associated with confounding social factors. Here, using genomic inbreeding coefficients (FROH) for >1.4 million individuals, we show that FROH is significantly associated (p < 0.0005) with apparently deleterious changes in 32 out of 100 traits analysed. These changes are associated with runs of homozygosity (ROH), but not with common variant homozygosity, suggesting that genetic variants associated with inbreeding depression are predominantly rare. The effect on fertility is striking: FROH equivalent to the offspring of first cousins is associated with a 55% decrease [95% CI 44–66%] in the odds of having children. Finally, the effects of FROH are confirmed within full-sibling pairs, where the variation in FROH is independent of all environmental confounding
