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| 451 |  | Vienna Parliament Building - The former chamber of the House of Representatives Friezes by August Eisenmenger - depictions of the history of the emergence of civic life | ||
| 452 |  | Vienna Parliament Building - The former chamber of the House of Representatives 15 Frieze Panels on the front wall by August Eisenmenger (Panel topics - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austrian_Parliament_Building) ---------- The friezes above were painted by August Eisenmenger and depict the history of the emergence of civic life. Starting from left to right it shows: 1. Kampf der Kentauren und Lapithen (Battle of the Centaurs and Lapithes) 2. Minos richtet nach eigenem Ermessen (Minos judges according to his own discretion) 3. Einsetzung der Volksvertretung in Sparta (Swearing-in of the representatives of Sparta) 4. Brutus verurteilt seine Söhne (Brutus condemns his sons) 5. Menenius Agrippa versöhnt die Stände (Menenius Agrippa reconciles the estates) 6. Sophokles im Wettkampf mit Aischylos (Sophokles in competition with Aischylos) 7. Sokrates auf dem Markte von Athen (Sokrates visiting the market of Athens) 8. Anordnung der Prachtbauten durch Perikles (The order of the representative buildings through Pericles. Note: the head of Pericles actually has the features of Baron Theophil von Hansen) 9. Herodot in Olympia 10. Plato lehrt die Gesetze (Plato teaches law) 11. Demosthenes redet zum Volke (Demosthenes addresses the people) 12. Decius Mus weiht sich dem Tode (Decius Mus dedicates himself to death) 13. Caius Gracchus auf der Rednertribüne (Caius Gracchus holds a speech from the speaker's platform) 14. Solon läßt die Athener auf die Gesetze schwören (Solon has the Athenians swear on the laws) 15. der Friede (Peace) ---------- | ||
| 453 |  | Virginia Young Heard | ||
| 454 |  | von Tschusi zi Schmiedhofen Coat of Arms Coat of Arms for Tyrolian Family 18th c. |
Owner of original: Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum, Bibliothek |
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| 455 |  | Wade Heard | ||
| 456 |  | Warren Meyer | ||
| 457 |  | Wendy Yoshiko Sunada |
Owner of original: Colorado State Graduation Date: May 2018 |
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| 458 |  | Will of James Flack. (1708-1802) |
Date: 3 Aug 1793 |
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| 459 |  | Will of Jane (McCuistion) Flack, Jan 15, 1802 Jane Flack ===== January 15th 1802 — In the name of God amen. I Jane Flack of the County of Guilford and State of North Carolina do make and constitute this my last will and testament in the maner and form as follows, [?] Item - I give unto my son Thomas Flack all my lands and tenaments containing three hundred acres. Item - I give unto Andrew Flack's son Elisha my black horse Item - I give unto Samuel Daugherty's daughter Jenny my saddle Item - I give unto my daughter Jenny two new [coverlids?] Item - I give unto John Daugherty's daughter Polly my great pot Item - I give unto my daughter Dorcas my bed and furniture Item - I give unto Andrew Flack's daughter Jenny my wheel Item - I give unto James Flack's son Elisha one cow It is my will and desire that my cattle and sheep be equally divided between my two sons Tho's and Elijah Likewise it is my will and desire that my son James Flack shall be my Executor and divide the remaining part of my property among my children as he may think proper — this being my last will and testament — given under my hand and seal. Jane Flack [her mark] --------- Signed and sealed in the presence of us Andrew Flack [?] Elisha Flack N.C. Guilford County — November Court 1802 Andrew Flack prov'd the within will in open court & on motion admitted to record. — Then came in James Flack and qualified as Executor in open court John Hamilton [?] | ||
| 460 |  | William H Mangum headstone Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 20 December 2019), memorial page for William Henry “Uncle Billie” Mangum (18 Apr 1854–2 Sep 1925), Find A Grave Memorial no. 17489091, citing Sharon Cemetery, Coats, Simpson County, Mississippi, USA ; Maintained by NatalieMaynor (contributor 46770385). | ||
| 461 |  | Wolfgang Pfaundler Wolfgang fought as a partisan in the Tyrol against the Hitler regime, where he was the initiator and leader of the resistance group in the Ötztal together with Hubert Sauerwein. This was created in 1941 and sat down in 1942 from about 50 people together. In the mountains, the partisans were able to successfully hide from the Nazis until the end of the war and took power in the Ötztal in May 1945, which they then handed over without a fight to the invading Americans. In Italy he was sentenced in absentia to twenty years and eleven months imprisonment, after which he could not pass the Italian border for decades, otherwise he would have been arrested. Only in January 1998, the Italian President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro informed the Austrian Federal President Thomas Klestil that he had pardoned four former South Tyrol activists, namely Heinrich Klier, Peter Matern, Wolfgang Pfaundler and Gerhard Pfeffer. | ||
| 462 |  | Wray Monroe One of two Dentist in Tryon, NC, a real gentleman | ||
| 463 |  | Wray with Wendy Sunada Step-great grandfather | ||
| 464 |  | WWI Draft Registration Card - Jesse James Flack |
Date: 1918 |
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| 465 |  | Yvonne Kraus Forman |
Date: 2015 |
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