Posted on 10/20/2024 5:00:48 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska
Anymore internet issues?
I researched him years ago because he was the grandfather of one of my cousins.
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Good evening, Pro...still pretty slow, but the last known complete drop was about midnight. I was relaxing and watching tv....then gone.
Good so far today, but oh so annoying.
Ready for the new week?
Good evening, mairdie...thanks for sharing a cool part of your military history.
Good evening, Janey...((HUGS))...hope you enjoyed your weekend and are ready for the new week.
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To all our military men and women, past and present,
Howdy, Kathy.
Dang, right before our eyes last night, Lake Hood froze over. No wind to ruffle the lake’s surface so it took no time at all. STILL frozen today. It’s thin enough, a few seaplanes plowed through it but that couldn’t have been good for the floats.
Not MY military history. Just military history. I don’t share my cousin’s genealogy on that general’s side. Though I do have two generals on my side during that period - Brig. General Henry Lawrence Burnett, who was Ohio Cavalry until his horse rolled on him, and then he was brought to DC by Sec Stanton to run the Lincoln Assassination Investigation and be Special Judge Advocate for the trial.
https://www.iment.com/maida/familytree/burnett/lincoln.htm
The other is his father-in-law, Brig. General Henry Livingston Lansing, who started the NY Military Association with his brother, Brig. General Henry Seymour Lansing, who captured the first cannon in the Civil War. My Henry L commanded the 31st NY Militia in Buffalo, supplying men for the Draft Riots of New York City.
https://www.iment.com/maida/familytree/military/milassny.htm
The family is pure military all the way back into the 1600s. There’s a whole bunch of documents from my various ggfathers in the Rev War and Colonial Wars.
Colonel Henry Bicker at Valley Forge left an Orderly Book.
https://www.iment.com/maida/familytree/gibson/orderbook2ndpa-4.htm
Major Henry Livingston, Jr. left a diary of the invasion of Canada
https://henrylivingston.com/writing/prose/revdiary.htm
Henry Livingston’s Rev War Diary - Hudson River Painters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt9VZexn1ic
And earlier, Captain Martin Cregier’s Journal of the Esopus war
Original pages:
https://encyclopedia.nahc-mapping.org/document/journal-esopus-war-captain-martin-cregier
Translation:
https://encyclopedia.nahc-mapping.org/sites/default/files/2022-03/EsopusJournal1663_MartinCreiger_Translation.pdf
Howdy, PRO.
Was your weekend as lazy as you had in mind?
Mine was. LOL
Good evening, ML...((HUGS))...hope you and Blue got out today.
Mostly nice today, but quite chilly. It’s 30 on my porch right now.
Dr. Sebastian Gorka Speaks On Working For Trump, America First, & U.S. Security Threats | TRS 025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8zfxd7vHA
Scroll to the story Dr. Gorka is telling about Green Berets & President Trump at the 00:28:59 point at the link above.
00:28:59 - Dr. Gorka Shares a Story About Trump Meeting With Green Berets
Evening Kathy! ((HUGS)) Yep, boss making up schedule - business is good. I’ve three flights this week, weather not conducive for jumping, lots of wind and rain. Take Care, be Safe. J xx
Bible in a Year :
I will make a righteous Branch sprout from David’s line; he will do what is just and right.
Rising among the red mountains of Sedona, Arizona, is the beautiful Chapel of the Holy Cross. Entering the small chapel, I was immediately drawn to an unusual sculpture of Jesus on the cross. Instead of a traditional cross, Jesus is shown crucified on the branches of a tree with two trunks. Horizontally, a severed, dead trunk represents the tribes of Israel in the Old Testament that rejected God. The other trunk grows upward and branches out to symbolize the flourishing tribe of Judah and the family line of King David.
The symbolically significant art points to an important prophecy in the Old Testament about Jesus. Although the tribe of Judah was living in captivity, the prophet Jeremiah gave a hopeful message from God: “I will fulfill the good promise I made” (Jeremiah 33:14) to provide a rescuer who would “do what is just and right in the land” (v. 15). One way the people would know the identity of the rescuer was He would “sprout from David’s line” (v. 15), meaning the rescuer would be a physical descendant of King David.
The sculpture skillfully captures an important truth that in the details of Jesus’ family lineage, God was faithful to do all that He promised. Even more, it’s a reminder that His faithfulness in the past gives us reassurance that He’ll be faithful to fulfill His promises to us in the future.
Reflect & Pray
What are other significant promises from God that Jesus fulfilled? How does their fulfillment encourage you?
Thank You, Almighty God, that You fulfill all Your promises.
Good evening, spel, and thank you for the tunes. Good for working by...((HUGS))
Good evening, radu...IT is here! 17 on my porch at midnight last night. It has finally gotten about freezing today.
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