21. Genealogy Data Back to Main Page. O'Brien, Elen Gender Female Family Spouse muir,thomas Gender Male Children muir, Mary Ellen Back to Main Page. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rlsmith/dat44.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Thompson, Albert Birth : 03 AUG 1890 Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 08 SEP 1923 Spouse: Ivett, Byrell Bernice Birth : 28 JUL 1894 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia Death : 18 JAN 1983 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Ivett, Robert Mother: Green, Eunice Back to Main Page Beattie, George Alexander Birth : 09 DEC 1894 Death : 03 SEP 1930 Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 11 NOV 1922 Spouse: Ivett, Edna Rowland Birth : 14 MAR 1898 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia Gender: Female Parents: Father: Ivett, Robert Mother: Green, Eunice Back to Main Page Ivett, Milicent Ida Birth : 19 AUG 1886 Queensland, Australia Gender: Female Parents: Father: Ivett, Thomas Mother: Wilkinson, Elizabeth Family: Marriage: 22 JUL 1917 Back to Main Page Imison, Mary Jane Gender: Female Family: Marriage: 26 NOV 1907 in Queensland, Australia Spouse: Ivett, Thomas Roy Birth : 22 DEC 1887 Queensland, Australia Gender: Male Parents: Father: Ivett, Thomas Mother: Wilkinson, Elizabeth Back to Main Page Duggan, Florence May Birth : 02 JUL 1895 Mt Morgan, Queensland, Australia

22. GedBrowser - List Of Individuals muir, Peter. muir, Robert. muir, thomas. muir, thomas (1). muir, thomas (2). muir, thomas Or thomas Walter. muir, Walter http://www.thenorrs.com/genealogy/cont1002.html

23. Scotland Guide : Scottish FAQ : Thomas Muir An article on the Scottish Political Reformist thomas muir. thomas muir isthe subject of a song by Adam McNaughton, sung often by Dick Gaughan. http://www.siliconglen.com/scotfaq/11_16.html

Silicon Glen, Scotland Scotland FAQ Scottish History Thomas Muir An article on the Scottish Political Reformist Thomas Muir. He was transported to Australia for 14 years for attempting to change the political system in Britain, and was involved in political reform in the US, France and Ireland. Thomas Muir is the subject of a song by Adam McNaughton, sung often by Dick Gaughan. Article sent by Charles McGregor mailto: chic.m@zetnet.co.uk Source: Steel's "Scotland's Story". A very good, if succinct history of Scotland and which featured as a TV series about 10 years ago. The first Convention of the Scottish Friends of the People opened in Edinburgh on 11 December 1792. Over 150 delegates representing 150 societies from 35 towns and villages attended. Their aim was to draw up a petition to send to the British Parliament in support of electoral reform. Thomas Muir, a Glasgow barrister with a reputation as a man of principle, had helped organise many of the societies. He had also, before the Convention, been in contact with the United Irishmen movement, a group of professional men in Dublin also bent on political reform. Against the advice of his colleagues, Muir read an address the United Irishmen had sent which urged the Edinburgh Convention to 'openly, actively and urgently' will Parliamentary reform. On the last day of the Convention, a Petition to Parliament was read and approved; but it was suggested that the Convention arm itself so as to be able to help magistrates put down riots that might occur in support of reform. An emotional evening session ended with delegates swearing the French oath, 'To live free or die'. The government at Westminster misread the situation. The Home Office files bulged with reports from spies. As informers were paid piece-rate many had put down gossip as fact, and rumour spread that the delegates were preparing themselves for insurrection. The government panicked and on 2 January 1793 arrested Muir. His trial opened in Edinburgh on 30 August 1793. He was accused of making seditious speeches, of circulating Paine's Rights of Man and of defending as well as reading the Address from the United Irishmen. Muir turned down an offer made by Henry Erskine, the Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, to defend him and conducted his own defence:

24. Thomas And Mark In The John Muir Wilderness Back to thomas's Hiking Pictures thomas and Mark in the John muir Wilderness.Lake thomas A. Edison, from the ferry. Click on thumbnails to see full image. http://thomaso.best.vwh.net/hiking/muir/

Back to Thomas's Hiking Pictures Thomas and Mark in the John Muir Wilderness Lake Thomas A. Edison, from the ferry Click on thumbnails to see full image Day One This pooch sat on the bow of the Lake Thomas A. Edison ferry for the whole ride. The man to the dog's left was hiking the entire John Muir Trail, about 200 miles from Yosemite to Mount Whitney. Lake Thomas is at 7700 feet altitude. The original photo was color, but it looked right in black and white, somehow. After the ferry, Mark and I began hiking to the John Muir Trail. This was one of our early views of Mono Creek, which feeds Lake Thomas. A twisted tree. Mark, crossing a stream. We turned north on the John Muir Trail and followed it up towards Silver Pass Lake. That's Mark standing next to one of the many falls we passed on the way up. We stopped briefly at this point. At numerous points, we were required to cross streams, and most of the time Mark hopped across like a gazelle while Thomas took his time. What started as a beautiful day soon became dark and cloudy. This was the view back just as we reached Silver Pass Lake. Shortly after we arrived, we were hurriedly setting up our tent and camp in pouring rain. We were a little wet and cold by the time camp was all set up. These pictures were taken during a brief respite in the rain, during which Mark set up the stove and made some tea. We spent most of the next 12 hours sitting in our tent while the rain fell.

25. Gaughan's Song Archive - Thomas Muir Of Huntershill This is the text of the song thomas muir of Huntershill by Adam McNaughton as sungby Dick Gaughan. thomas muir was a Scottish republican and revolutionary. http://www.dickalba.demon.co.uk/songs/texts/thommuir.html

My name is Thomas Muir as a lawyer i was trained (Remember Thomas Muir of Huntershill) But you've branded me an outlaw, for sedition I'm arraigned (Remember Thomas Muir of Huntershill) But I never preached sedition in any shape or form And against the constitution I have never raised a storm It's the scoundrels who've corrupted it that I want to reform (Remember Thomas Muir of Huntershill) M'lord, you found me guilty before the trial began And the jury that you've picked are Tory placemen to a man Yet here I stand for judgement unafraid what may befall Though your spies were in my parish Kirk and in my father's hall Not one of them can testify I ever broke a law Yes, I spoke to Paisley weavers and addressed the city's youth For neither age nor class should be a barrier to the truth M'lord, you may chastise them with your vitriolic tongue You say that books are dangerous to those I moved among But the future of our land is with the workers and the young Members of the jury, it's not me who's being tried

26. Gaughan's Song Archive - Jack Campin's Notes On Thomas Muir Jack Campin's notes on thomas muir. He didn't get the chance to be one. Back to thomas muir of Huntershill . Back to Scots Wha Hae . Jack Campin's website. http://www.dickalba.demon.co.uk/songs/texts/muirnote.html

Jack Campin's notes on Thomas Muir (The following is the substance of a post to the newsgroup uk.music.folk in Feb 1999 by Jack Campin and is reproduced here with his permission and assistance.) Thomas Muir was a Scottish advocate who joined with a number of other radicals (mostly elite intellectuals, but a fair number of artisans too) in the Scottish branch of an organization called the Friends of the People. This was one of several overlapping British groups in the early 1790s that worked for the new democratic and republican ideas of Thomas Paine and the French Revolution. The movement had a huge initial boost in Scotland in a riot of 1792 directed at the de facto dictator of Scotland, Henry Dundas. Much of the propaganda leading to this riot was written by James Tytler, a polymath who had been the first man in Britain to fly in a balloon, had written most of an edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and had contributed songs to Burns and Johnson's Scots Musical Museum . His polemics of 1792 were pretty darn fierce even by present-day standards; not only did he advocate abolishing the aristocracy and refuse to acknowledge the legitimacy of Parliament, his faction also supported the nascent Irish resistance movement, the United Irishmen, that was working towards the insurrection of 1798. He was charged with sedition. Sensibly, he fled the country, but meanwhile Muir agreed to defend him, and was charged with sedition himself in 1793. Muir visited France to argue against the excution of Louis XVI while this charge was pending and, on his way back via Dublin, joined the United Irishmen himself. He was arrested on his arrival at Stranraer, and carried to Edinburgh in irons. Burns was at Gatehouse-of-Fleet as the convoy went past and wrote

27. Professional Photographers - Mu Professional Photographers. Mu to Mz Name. Address. Dates. muir, thomas. 131 LeithWalk. 187782. muir, thomas. 135 Ferry Road. ? muir, T. 27 Medeira Street. ? http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/p/photographers_Mu.htm

Let the cursor hover over any of the buttons above for an explanation. Click here for other PHOTOGRAPHERS and STREETS Professional Photographers Mu to Mz Name Address Dates Muir, Thomas 131 Leith Walk Muir, Thomas 135 Ferry Road Muir, T 27 Medeira Street Munro, DH 13 Bank Street Munro, William K 37 North Pitt Street Munro, William K 16 North Pitt Street Munro, William K 58 Pitt Street Munro, William K 16 Pitt Street Murdoch, John C Murray, AG 14 Nicholson Square 68 Princes Street 60 Princes Street Murray, David 47 Whitfield Place 14 Nicholson Square Murray, James 7 Leith Street Murray, John 62 Thistle Street Murray, John 180 Lauriston Place Murray, John 1 Saint Bernard's Row Murray, John 3 Leslie Place Murray, JR 54 Dundee Street Murray, KW 92,96 Nicholson Street Murray, KW 50 South Bridge Musgrave, Edwin H 16 South Charlotte Street Musgrave, Miss 16 South Charlotte Street 130 Princes Street Myles, J 54 Cockburn Street More pages on Edinburgh's professional photographers: Photographers Addresses Aa Ar Ba Be ... X Y Z ?

28. Thomas Muir Click here to select Other Photographers. thomas muir T muirpossibly thomasabove. thomas muir was listed in the 1881 census as Photographer aged 31. http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/pp_i/pp_muir.htm

Let the cursor hover over any of the buttons above for an explanation. Click here to select Other Photographers Thomas Muir T Muir possibly Thomas above 131 Leith Walk The Edinburgh trade directories record that Thomas Muir was a professional photographer, based at 131 Leith Walk, 1877-82. 135 Ferry Road and 27 Medeira Street I have also seen cartes de visite with the address 135 Ferry Road for Thomas Munro, and 27 Medeira Street for T Munro (possibly the same photographer) I have not found either of these addresses in the Edinburgh trade directories, so do not know when he worked from these studios. However, 135 Ferry Road was given as the home address for Thomas Munro in the 1881 census below: 1881 Census Thomas Muir was listed in the 1881 census as: Photographer: aged 31 Born: Kirkwall, Orkney Resident: 135 Ferry Road, Edinburgh Wife: Alexandrina SSM Top of Page Let the cursor hover over any of the buttons above for an explanation.

29. The Muir Sampler By Pat Thomas , From The View From John Muir's Window , Decembe The muir Sampler by Pat thomas, from the December 1997 issue of 'The View FromJohn muir's Window', the newsletter of the John muir Memorial Association. http://www.johnmuir.org/martinez/view/the_muir_sampler.html

The Muir Sampler - Artifacts and Antiques by Pat Thomas Family stories grow up around possessions which are handed down from one generation to another. It seems the Muir family was no exception to this rule. In 1975, according to the Will of Miriam Coleman, a grand niece of John Muir, a sampler was stitched by John Muir's mother, Ann Gilrye Muir. Mrs. Coleman donated the sampler to John Muir NHS. A statement in pencil on the back of the sampler said "Needlework done by John Muir's mother in 1815." The sampler is currently on loan to the Muir birthplace in Dunbar, Scotland, where it hangs on a wall in the family's home at part of the fun of working with a museum collection. This feeling of fun is enhanced when one visits 128 High Street . This is the place Muir spent his childhood. All was well and good until 1992 when a Guide at the Dunbar Muir House began to do some research on Muir's family tree and discovered in 1815 that Ann Gilyre was two years old, a little young for embroidery work. A detailed account was sent to John Muir NHS, in Martinez, in which the conclusion was reached that the sampler was probably done by one of Ann Gilyre's older sisters. Recently, the staff at the birthplace contacted a curator and the sampler professionally cleaned and conserved, preserving it for the future.

30. Korzybski Org thomas muir. From Contributions to the History of Determinants 19001920, 1930 bythomas muir The first instalment (Vol. (Paul). muir, thomas, Sir, 1844-1934. http://www.korzybski.org/etc/muir.html

Home Thomas Muir From Contributions to the History of Determinants 1900-1920 , 1930 by Thomas Muir The first instalment (Vol. I. Part I) of the four-volume History of Determinants *See Introduction (pp. 1-5) to this edition. Then followed another series of lean years, the reason being as before. Indeed, so uphill was the struggle that, with the publication of Vol. II in 1911, carrying the record on to 1860, it seemed as if all hope of finishing the work would have to be abandoned. A complete change, however, came about in 1915 with my retirement from the Cape Education Department, and the consequent attainment of freedom to resume the old work in earnest. As a result Vol. III, dealing with the period 1860-1880, was published in 1920 and Vol. IV in 1923, the record of discovery being thus brought down to the end of the nineteenth century in accordance with the plane resolved on forty-two years before. Of course interest in the subject could not end abruptly with the completion of a set task or the fulfilment of a contract, and so the work of investigation went on without break into the writings of the new century. In a sense the material was ready to hand, as my bibliographical lists had been continued to date: indeed, the eighth, giving the titles up to 1923, had just been published. Fortunately, too, many of the various natural divisions of the subject can be effectively studied without much regard to the rest: and consequently their records can, without appreciable loss, be got ready for publication separately. As a consequence, there have already appeared in the serial publications of Societies, eleven such divisions, the special determinants so dealt with being as a rule those most suitable for such treatment. A list of them will be found below (p. xxiv).

31. Derechos Humanos - Biografías - Thomas Muir. Translate this page thomas muir (1765-1798) El amigo del pueblo. Por Mustapha Ammi*. thomas muirno es el único escocés resentido por la Unión de 1707 con Inglaterra. http://www.izquierda-unida.es/LibreriaImagenes/CartDerHumanos/Biografias/Muir.ht

BIOGRAFÍAS Thomas Muir (1765-1798): El amigo del pueblo. Por Mustapha Ammi* Thomas Muir, el joven y brillante abogado de los desheredados, estaba llamado a un gran futuro profesional y político. Su simpatía hacia la Revolución francesa le lleva a presidir la primera Convención de los "Amigos del Pueblo" en Escocia. Pero a causa de su compromiso revolucionario, Thomas Muir no conocerá más que el sufrimiento y la tragedia propios de la represión, el cautiverio, la prisión y una vida errante. Será enviado a Botany Bay, al otro lado del mundo, allí donde Inglaterra se deshace del exceso de población carcelaria. Si bien él se defendió de los cargos en su contra con todas sus fuerzas, Lord Braxfield gana el caso y tiene que acabar yendo a Botany Bay, adonde los barcos atestados de convictos llegan al cabo de una agotadora travesía de once meses, al término de la cual son muchos los hombres que mueren de disentería, fiebres tifoideas, etc. Mucho más tarde, a la edad de 32 años, Thomas Muir, joven y brillante abogado de Glasgow, pensará en su crimen. Pensará en Thomas Paine. Pensará en la Sociedad de Amigos del Pueblo . Pensará en Escocia. Pensará en el arrogante vecino del Sur. Escocia es un país celoso de su identidad. Thomas Muir no es el único escocés resentido por la Unión de 1707 con Inglaterra. Los mejores escritores, los mejores artistas, los mejores filósofos,... se preocupan por plasmar el alma interior de su ultrajada tierra: Robert Burns, Allan Ramsay, David Wilkie, Walter Scott, Hume,... Scott se muestra indignado por las proporciones que está tomando lo que él denomina la

32. Thomas Muir, 'Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam: Catholic Church Music At Everingham And St Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam Catholic Church Music at Everingham and Stonyhurst18391914 thomas muir UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM. Introduction. http://www.bpmonline.org.uk/bpm5-admajorem.html

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam : Catholic Church Music at Everingham and Stonyhurst 1839-1914 T HOMAS M UIR UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM Introduction FN Everingham is a small village midway between Hull and York. It may thus seem strange that a chapel such as this should receive so much attention. The explanation is twofold. First there is the sheer size of the chapel itself, which is capable of holding about 400 people. It was so large that it stood outside Everingham house, where the Maxwells lived, although connected to it by a long corridor. There was also a school and, until 1865, a convent run by the Poor Clares. St. Everilda's was meant to serve a large Catholic community spread over a wide area. Opened ten years after the Catholic Emancipation Act, it therefore stands midway between the semi-secret household chapels of recusant times and the fully public industrial Catholic parish. FN Secondly there is the wealth and connections of the Maxwells ( Table I ). William Constable Maxwell was a Catholic nobleman of Scottish descent, and was sufficiently well-respected locally to become High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1833. His marriage to Marcia, daughter of Sir Edmund Vavasour, connected him with all the major 'Catholic families' in England; and, like many of them, he sent his sons to be educated at Stonyhurst, the great Jesuit boarding school in Lancashire. It was easy, then, for him to attract not just four bishops, but the Rev. Cockshut, the President at Ampleforth and Richard Norris, twice Rector at Stonyhurst, who sang Mass during the consecration ceremony.

33. Muir.html thomas muir Espresso Server. thomas muir Since 1991, thomas muirhas been on the faculty of Bowling Green State College in Ohio. http://nmaa-ryder.si.edu/collections/exhibits/whc/muir.html

Thomas Muir Espresso Server Thomas Muir born 1956 Resides in Perrysburg, Ohio Biography Statement Ask the Artist Since 1991, Thomas Muir has been on the faculty of Bowling Green State College in Ohio. Before that, he taught at the Center for Creative Studies in the College of Art and Design, Detroit, Michigan. He's the Past President of the Michigan Silversmiths Guild, amd a Distinguished Member of the Society of North American Goldsmiths. His work is in the permanent collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution. Statement My work has involved the creation of figurative images within a vessel format using mechanical influences as a source for individual elements. I find these mechanical sources more intriguing than natural forms because machines and tools are continuously being improved upon and developed for various applications and operations. The unexpected forms and structural relationships I find in machines and tools induce a reaction of curiosity within me as to purpose and function. The finished works, employing traditional metalsmithing concepts, engage these mechanical influences processed through drawings and combined with a reference to historical artworks. Ask the Artist Where do you get the ideas for your work?

34. Thomas Muir:Elegiac Variations At COMA, Contemporary Music Making For Amateurs COMA Music Library piece Elegiac Variations by thomas muir for Instrumental andkeyboard group classified as difficult. Elegiac Variations thomas muir. http://www.coma.org/cgi-bin/library.pl?item=989

35. The Tait Family Children were Yvonne muir, thomas Edgar muir. thomas Edgar muir was bornon 29 Aug 1962 in Kirkwall. Parents Rognvald muir and Elsie BRASS. http://www.homecoming.co.uk/genealogy/d2.htm

Emma MACFARLANE was born in 1976. Parents: Alastair MACFARLANE and Alice Ingsay TAIT Henry Thomas (Harry) MACINTOSH was born on 18 Sep 1975. Parents: Peter Michael Robert MACINTOSH and Sandra Jane (Jane) MCINNES James Joseph Alexander (Joe) MACINTOSH was born on 18 Nov 1971. Parents: Peter Michael Robert MACINTOSH and Sandra Jane (Jane) MCINNES Peter Michael Robert MACINTOSH was born on 4 Aug 1934. He was married to Sandra Jane (Jane) MCINNES . Children were: James Joseph Alexander (Joe) MACINTOSH Henry Thomas (Harry) MACINTOSH Ewan MACKAY was born on 4 Aug 1948. He was married to Karen TAIT in Kirkwall. He was divorced from Karen TAIT. Children were: Morna MACKAY Lynn MACKAY Lynn MACKAY was born on 13 May 1974. Parents: Ewan MACKAY and Karen TAIT Morna MACKAY was born on 28 Nov 1971. Parents: Ewan MACKAY and Karen TAIT Alexander Tait MACKENZIE was born on 30 Oct 1989. Parents: Allistair House MACKENZIE and Ingrid Jane TAIT Allistair House MACKENZIE He was married to Ingrid Jane TAIT . Children were:

36. The Tait Family Norna Margaret TAIT. She was married to Rognvald muir. Children wereYvonne muir, thomas Edgar muir. Alexander BUDGE. He was married http://www.homecoming.co.uk/genealogy/d1.htm

Marie ? She was married to Peter John SHEARER William BALFOUR He was married to Alice Ingsay TAIT in Edinburgh. Jean Carllisle BOWIE was born on 23 Dec 1882. She died in May 1976. Children were: Helga TAIT Sigrid TAIT Ragnhild TAIT Eric TAIT ... Ingrid TAIT Elsie BRASS was born on 12 Dec 1929. She was married to Harald Isbister TAIT . Children were: Leslie Brass TAIT Charles William TAIT Erlend John TAIT Norna Margaret TAIT She was married to Rognvald MUIR . Children were: Yvonne MUIR Thomas Edgar MUIR Alexander BUDGE He was married to Margaret Euphemia DOLOUGHAN in 1949 in Kirkwall. Children were: Sandra Margaret BUDGE Sandra Margaret BUDGE was born on 28 Apr 1950 in Kirkwall. Parents: Alexander BUDGE and Margaret Euphemia DOLOUGHAN She was married to George Charles Leonard TAIT PhD on 18 Aug 1972 in Kirkwall. Children were: Magnus William Alexander TAIT Thorfinn Leonard TAIT Alison Jean CHRISTIE was born on 23 Nov 1972 in Edinburgh. Parents: David CHRISTIE and Elsa Margaret SHEARER Catriona Helen (Katy) CHRISTIE was born on 2 Oct 1981. Parents:

37. Thomas Muir Of Huntershill Red Duster. Scottish Workers' Republic. SRSM Aims Principles. Home. ThomasMuir of Huntershill Revolutionary First Minister of the Scottish Republic. http://srsm.port5.com/SWR/Thomas_Muir_of.html

About the SRSM John MacLean Archive Radical Scotland Red Duster ... Home Thomas Muir of Huntershill: By Donald Anderson Thomas Muir, the Scottish Republican and Revolutionary, was born in Glasgow, 24th August, inheriting the property of Birdston and Hayston farms near Kirkintilloch. His family had relations in Kent who were prosperous hop growers James successfully directed his energies and became firmly established as a hop merchant in the High Street of Glasgow in a flat above his shop. He by the 1780's he purchased the property of Huntershill house and the adjoining lands. His house still stands in Bishopbriggs and there is a centre to him there and a Thomas Muir cafe with a plaque. Bishopbriggs library has a selection of books on him. George Pratt Insh, Liberal historian, wrote a good book and pamphlet on him. Lib Dem MP, McLellan wrote a play on Muir, which played down his republican and revolutionary side and concentrated on his radical reforms

38. Jewelry Faculty (Tom Muir) thomas muir Professor, Jewelry MFA Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, Jewelry,1985; BVA Georgia State University, Atlanta GA, Jewelry, 1982. COURSES TAUGHT http://digitalarts.bgsu.edu/faculty/facultyinfo.cfm?ID=45

39. Jewelry Faculty (Tom Muir) thomas muir, 1960 . http://digitalarts.bgsu.edu/faculty/facultyart.cfm?ID=45&p=3

40. Vessel Invitational 2000 ThomaS Muir For Further Information Contact Tom muir 24324 Pemberville Road Perrysburg,OH 43551 (419)8379224 Fax (419)372-2544. tmuir@bgnet.bgsu.edu. http://ldkocher.tripod.com/Vesselsite/vessel2000/muir.html

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