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The Worsted Winder. From William Henry Pyne 'The Costume of Great Britain', London,1805. Woman winding worsted thread on to bobbins ready for lace making. Aquatint Stock Photo

RMD96J3D–The Worsted Winder. From William Henry Pyne 'The Costume of Great Britain', London,1805. Woman winding worsted thread on to bobbins ready for lace making. Aquatint

RMHTMK4W–The Worsted Winder. From William Henry Pyne 'The Costume of Great Britain', London,1805. Woman winding worsted thread on to bobbins ready for lace making. Aquatint

Some Labour-Saving Devices by William Heath Robinson Stock Photo

RMG3771X–Some Labour-Saving Devices by William Heath Robinson

HEATH ROBINSON. Automatic Candle-Extinguishing bed; Top Watch-Winder 1973 Stock Photo

RF2T1EMJ3–HEATH ROBINSON. Automatic Candle-Extinguishing bed; Top Watch-Winder 1973

Manhattan in New York City Easter snow covers Grand Central Park, 1862 pedestrian BOW bridge with a decorative banister is a well-known romantic spot Stock Photo

RMMFWGEJ–Manhattan in New York City Easter snow covers Grand Central Park, 1862 pedestrian BOW bridge with a decorative banister is a well-known romantic spot

'The Worsted Winder', 1805. Artist: William Henry Pyne Stock Photo

RMW7CPN1–'The Worsted Winder', 1805. Artist: William Henry Pyne

RMJ98AAN–William H Winder

RM2A67XKF–William Henry Winder, head-and-shoulders portrait, right profile

Page from William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) Inventions: Automatic Candle Extinguisher Bed, Top Watch Winder Stock Photo

RM2GEY9F8–Page from William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) Inventions: Automatic Candle Extinguisher Bed, Top Watch Winder

RM2R7JW11–William Henry Winder 1804

RMM7G4EB–William Henry Winder, head-and-shoulders portrait, right profile LCCN2007677893

William Henry Winder 1775 to 1824 he was an American soldier lawyer and a controversial general in the U.S. army vintage line drawing or engraving ill Stock Vector

RFT5WXC6–William Henry Winder 1775 to 1824 he was an American soldier lawyer and a controversial general in the U.S. army vintage line drawing or engraving ill

William Henry Winder; 1804date Charles B J Févret de Saint-Mémin, William Henry Winder, 1804 Stock Photo

RM2AE7WB7–William Henry Winder; 1804date Charles B J Févret de Saint-Mémin, William Henry Winder, 1804

Dr. Thomas Jones Winder c. 1803-1812 Stock Photo

RM2R7WFTH–Dr. Thomas Jones Winder c. 1803-1812

Brigadier General William Henry Lawrence, 1st Maine Infantry Regiment and Aide-de-Camp U.S. Volunteers Infantry Regiment in uniform / photographed by J.W. Winder & Co., National Art Palace, 142 Fourth Street, bet. Race and Elm, Cincinnati.. Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs , pp/liljpaper. Lawrence, William Henry, 1834-1874, United States, Army, Maine Infantry Regiment, 1st (1861), People, Soldiers, Union, 1860-1870, Military uniforms, Union, 1860-1870, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Military personnel, Union. Stock Photo

RM2PCA10A–Brigadier General William Henry Lawrence, 1st Maine Infantry Regiment and Aide-de-Camp U.S. Volunteers Infantry Regiment in uniform / photographed by J.W. Winder & Co., National Art Palace, 142 Fourth Street, bet. Race and Elm, Cincinnati.. Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs , pp/liljpaper. Lawrence, William Henry, 1834-1874, United States, Army, Maine Infantry Regiment, 1st (1861), People, Soldiers, Union, 1860-1870, Military uniforms, Union, 1860-1870, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Military personnel, Union.

RM2TCDT7Y–William H Winder.

RM2G4GM2J–William Henry Winder, 1804.

Mrs. Harriet Handy Winder c. 1803-1812 Stock Photo

RM2R7W9F8–Mrs. Harriet Handy Winder c. 1803-1812

Professional artists of the late 1800s and early 1900s, William Smallwood Winder (1869 - 1910) and May Chatteris Winder née Fisher (1874 - 1910), in Staveley, near Kendal, Cumbria (formerly Westmorland), England, on the edge of the English Lake District. Both William and May were founder members of the English Lake Artists’ Society, established in 1904. Stock Photo

RF2GNEN8T–Professional artists of the late 1800s and early 1900s, William Smallwood Winder (1869 - 1910) and May Chatteris Winder née Fisher (1874 - 1910), in Staveley, near Kendal, Cumbria (formerly Westmorland), England, on the edge of the English Lake District. Both William and May were founder members of the English Lake Artists’ Society, established in 1904.

. The hero of Manila; Dewey on the Mississippi and the Pacific . rge H. Hayward, MichaelJ. McCormack, and N. E. Irwin. The Hne officers of the Boston were: Captain FrankWildes, Lieutenant-Commander John A. Norris, Lieu-tenants John Gibson and William L. Howard, andEnsigns Samuel S. Robinson, Lay H, Everhart, andJohn S. Doddridge. The line officers of the Raleigh were: Captain Joseph B. Coghlan, Lieutenant-Commander Frederic Singer,Lieutenants William, Winder, Benjamin Tappan, HughRodman, and Casey B. Morgan, and Ensigns Frank L.Chadwick and Provoost Babin. The line officers of the Concord were Stock Photo

RM2CJA7FT–. The hero of Manila; Dewey on the Mississippi and the Pacific . rge H. Hayward, MichaelJ. McCormack, and N. E. Irwin. The Hne officers of the Boston were: Captain FrankWildes, Lieutenant-Commander John A. Norris, Lieu-tenants John Gibson and William L. Howard, andEnsigns Samuel S. Robinson, Lay H, Everhart, andJohn S. Doddridge. The line officers of the Raleigh were: Captain Joseph B. Coghlan, Lieutenant-Commander Frederic Singer,Lieutenants William, Winder, Benjamin Tappan, HughRodman, and Casey B. Morgan, and Ensigns Frank L.Chadwick and Provoost Babin. The line officers of the Concord were

photo by William Carraway Jarrard Greets Winder Citizens by Georgia National Guard Stock Photo

RMM2XMMW–photo by William Carraway Jarrard Greets Winder Citizens by Georgia National Guard

Cemetery in the old ghost town of Osceola, once a thriving mining boomtown, Nevada, USA Stock Photo

RF2BHJT8K–Cemetery in the old ghost town of Osceola, once a thriving mining boomtown, Nevada, USA

RMMFWGDJ–Manhattan in New York City Easter snow covers Grand Central Park, 1862 pedestrian BOW bridge with a decorative banister is a well-known romantic spot

RESTORED WINDER HOUSES - William H. Winder Houses, 232-234 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA Stock Photo

RMTWGKKT–RESTORED WINDER HOUSES - William H. Winder Houses, 232-234 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA

RM2TCDXK2–William Henry Winder, head-and-shoulders portrait, right profile

RF2GNEN8K–Professional artists of the late 1800s and early 1900s, William Smallwood Winder (1869 - 1910) and May Chatteris Winder née Fisher (1874 - 1910), in Staveley, near Kendal, Cumbria (formerly Westmorland), England, on the edge of the English Lake District. Both William and May were founder members of the English Lake Artists’ Society, established in 1904.

Pins and pincushions . I. Carved Bone Cotton-winder andPincushion combined, of the timeof William and Mary. (Height,th in. ; depth, 2j in.) 2. Carved Bone Cotton-winder and Tin-cushion combined, of the time ofWilliam and Mary. (Width, 3-i in.) Stock Photo

RM2AN3GCW–Pins and pincushions . I. Carved Bone Cotton-winder andPincushion combined, of the timeof William and Mary. (Height,th in. ; depth, 2j in.) 2. Carved Bone Cotton-winder and Tin-cushion combined, of the time ofWilliam and Mary. (Width, 3-i in.)

Antique photograph, taken in the early 1900s in England, UK. Two professional artists, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874 - 1910), and her husband, landscape painter William Smallwood Winder (1869 - 1910), both founder members of the Lake Artists Society in the English Lake District in 1904. Unusually for the time, May was a professional working woman who continued with her career after marriage. Stock Photo

RF2GNEN8E–Antique photograph, taken in the early 1900s in England, UK. Two professional artists, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874 - 1910), and her husband, landscape painter William Smallwood Winder (1869 - 1910), both founder members of the Lake Artists Society in the English Lake District in 1904. Unusually for the time, May was a professional working woman who continued with her career after marriage.

RF2BHJTGF–Cemetery in the old ghost town of Osceola, once a thriving mining boomtown, Nevada, USA

Manhattan in New York City williams rock Stock Photo

RMMFWG96–Manhattan in New York City williams rock

OBLIQUE VIEW OF THE WINDER HOUSES - William H. Winder Houses, 232-234 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA Stock Photo

RMTDK190–OBLIQUE VIEW OF THE WINDER HOUSES - William H. Winder Houses, 232-234 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA

Home school of American history; embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . against the city. The government hadawakened to the threatened peril a short time before, and placed 500 regularsand 2,000 undisciplined militia under the command of General William H.Winder. Winder took a strong position at Bladensburg and awaited Ross and Coch-rane. The British army met with no opposition, and, upon reaching Marl-borough, found that Commodore Barney, acting under the orders of the secretaryof war, had burne Stock Photo

RM2AWPKA3–Home school of American history; embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . against the city. The government hadawakened to the threatened peril a short time before, and placed 500 regularsand 2,000 undisciplined militia under the command of General William H.Winder. Winder took a strong position at Bladensburg and awaited Ross and Coch-rane. The British army met with no opposition, and, upon reaching Marl-borough, found that Commodore Barney, acting under the orders of the secretaryof war, had burne

RF2GNEN6W–Antique photograph, taken in the early 1900s in England, UK. Two professional artists, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874 - 1910), and her husband, landscape painter William Smallwood Winder (1869 - 1910), both founder members of the Lake Artists Society in the English Lake District in 1904. Unusually for the time, May was a professional working woman who continued with her career after marriage. Black and white version of sepia original.

RF2BHJTAT–Cemetery in the old ghost town of Osceola, once a thriving mining boomtown, Nevada, USA

Albert Square, Manchester, England. Watercolour painted 1896 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Fisher (1874-1910), who married the landscape painter William Smallwood Winder in 1904. Stock Photo

RF2B65091–Albert Square, Manchester, England. Watercolour painted 1896 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Fisher (1874-1910), who married the landscape painter William Smallwood Winder in 1904.

A new history of the United StatesThe greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . st the city. The government hadawakened to the threatened ])eril a short time before, and placed 500 regularsand 2,000 undisciplined militia under the command of General William H.Winder. Winder took a strong position at Bladensburg and awaited Ross and Coch-rane. The British army met with no opposition, and, upon reaching Marl-borough, found that Commodore Barney, acting under the orders of the secreta Stock Photo

RM2AXF1NT–A new history of the United StatesThe greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . st the city. The government hadawakened to the threatened ])eril a short time before, and placed 500 regularsand 2,000 undisciplined militia under the command of General William H.Winder. Winder took a strong position at Bladensburg and awaited Ross and Coch-rane. The British army met with no opposition, and, upon reaching Marl-borough, found that Commodore Barney, acting under the orders of the secreta

Sheep on a farm in the English Lake District. Watercolour painted in 1910 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910). Stock Photo

RF2B62E0N–Sheep on a farm in the English Lake District. Watercolour painted in 1910 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910).

RM2AN3FWW–Pins and pincushions . I. Carved Bone Cotton-winder andPincushion combined, of the timeof William and Mary. (Height,th in. ; depth, 2j in.) 2. Carved Bone Cotton-winder and Tin-cushion combined, of the time ofWilliam and Mary. (Width, 3-i in.). Round Iincushion for sus-pension from the girdle.(Diameter, ij in.) LaU ijt/i century. PINCUSHION & COTTON-WINDER 167 of by ladies in the reign of William and Mary, andcalled by its present owner a cotton-winder andpincushion combined. The pincushions, of which nota vestige remains, were placed on the top of the threepedestals, and the figures on each s

West Looe Hill in Cornwall, England. Watercolour painted in 1904 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910). Stock Photo

RF2B62E17–West Looe Hill in Cornwall, England. Watercolour painted in 1904 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910).

City of London, Ontaro, CanadaThe pioneer period and the London of to-day . MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN FOR 1900. OriO E. Brener. Hugh A. StfaENSOn, M. Ii. Richard Wuay. David Ross. Xeit. Cooper. William Gerrv. Heney Winder. John W. Bartlett. Thomas Jenkins. John Baiined. Aldermen for 1899-1900: Dreauey, Winnett, Pritchard, Plant, Jolly, Malloch, Garratt, Douglass. (See pages 121 and 123.) 128 CITY OF LONDON, to-day, nor has there beenone for over a generation,though Moores distillery isa landmark still standingon the river bank in thesouth-eastern part of thefity. It is related of Dennis Stock Photo

RM2ANEBAT–City of London, Ontaro, CanadaThe pioneer period and the London of to-day . MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN FOR 1900. OriO E. Brener. Hugh A. StfaENSOn, M. Ii. Richard Wuay. David Ross. Xeit. Cooper. William Gerrv. Heney Winder. John W. Bartlett. Thomas Jenkins. John Baiined. Aldermen for 1899-1900: Dreauey, Winnett, Pritchard, Plant, Jolly, Malloch, Garratt, Douglass. (See pages 121 and 123.) 128 CITY OF LONDON, to-day, nor has there beenone for over a generation,though Moores distillery isa landmark still standingon the river bank in thesouth-eastern part of thefity. It is related of Dennis

St Ives Harbour in Cornwall, England. Watercolour painted in 1910 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910). Stock Photo

RF2B62E3N–St Ives Harbour in Cornwall, England. Watercolour painted in 1910 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910).

Photographic pedigree of the descendants of Isaac and Rachel Wilson . Percival Travis Clay, born at Rastrick on 6th May, 188L Educated atSedbergh and Trinity College, Cambridge. Married at Kirk Braddan,Isle of Man on 22nd August, 1905, age 24, Elizabeth Hutchinson, daughterof William Arthur Hutchinson, of Isle of Man, and his wife MargaretPaterson. She was born at Castle Hill, Rastrick, on 2nd September, 1883. Address : Winder, Burlev-in-Wharfedale. Issue—One daughter. (a) Edith ^Margaret Clay, born at Winder, Burley-in-Wharfedale, on 23rdFebruary, 1910. 17 Chap. I. Ind. No. I A 2.WILLIAM WHIT Stock Photo

RM2AX6900–Photographic pedigree of the descendants of Isaac and Rachel Wilson . Percival Travis Clay, born at Rastrick on 6th May, 188L Educated atSedbergh and Trinity College, Cambridge. Married at Kirk Braddan,Isle of Man on 22nd August, 1905, age 24, Elizabeth Hutchinson, daughterof William Arthur Hutchinson, of Isle of Man, and his wife MargaretPaterson. She was born at Castle Hill, Rastrick, on 2nd September, 1883. Address : Winder, Burlev-in-Wharfedale. Issue—One daughter. (a) Edith ^Margaret Clay, born at Winder, Burley-in-Wharfedale, on 23rdFebruary, 1910. 17 Chap. I. Ind. No. I A 2.WILLIAM WHIT

Two Edwardian youngsters having fun. Signed watercolour painted circa 1908 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910). It depicts May's only son, Arthur (1905 - 1989), with a little playmate. Stock Photo

RF2B62GKD–Two Edwardian youngsters having fun. Signed watercolour painted circa 1908 by a founder member of the English Lake Artists Society, May Chatteris Winder, née Fisher (1874-1910). It depicts May's only son, Arthur (1905 - 1989), with a little playmate.

RM2AX684H–Photographic pedigree of the descendants of Isaac and Rachel Wilson . Percival Travis Clay, born at Rastrick on 6th May, 188L Educated atSedbergh and Trinity College, Cambridge. Married at Kirk Braddan,Isle of Man on 22nd August, 1905, age 24, Elizabeth Hutchinson, daughterof William Arthur Hutchinson, of Isle of Man, and his wife MargaretPaterson. She was born at Castle Hill, Rastrick, on 2nd September, 1883. Address : Winder, Burlev-in-Wharfedale. Issue—One daughter. (a) Edith ^Margaret Clay, born at Winder, Burley-in-Wharfedale, on 23rdFebruary, 1910. 17 Chap. I. Ind. No. I A 2.WILLIAM WHIT

Albert Square, Manchester, England. Original 1896 watercolour by May Chatteris Fisher (1874 - 1910). Stock Photo

RF2B62JY1–Albert Square, Manchester, England. Original 1896 watercolour by May Chatteris Fisher (1874 - 1910).

Wearing the blue in the Twenty-fifth Mass volunteer infantry with Burnside's coast division, 18th army corps, and Army of the James . might have been, with Burnside 114 Wheeler, Sergeant Lyman S., of I, captured 188 Whelan, Miss E. E 389 White, Sergeant, of H 136, 280 Whitney, Sergeant, Hospital Steward 222, 400 Whitehall, engagement at 157 White House on the Pamunky 299 Wilcox, Captain, Twenty-seventh Massachusetts, killed 337 Wilder, W. O., of H 321 Wilson, Corporal, of G ; 32, 98, 125 Willis, William M., of F 260 Winder, an inhuman brute 366 Winfield, Union garrison at 184, 187, 188 Winton, Stock Photo

RM2AJAE46–Wearing the blue in the Twenty-fifth Mass volunteer infantry with Burnside's coast division, 18th army corps, and Army of the James . might have been, with Burnside 114 Wheeler, Sergeant Lyman S., of I, captured 188 Whelan, Miss E. E 389 White, Sergeant, of H 136, 280 Whitney, Sergeant, Hospital Steward 222, 400 Whitehall, engagement at 157 White House on the Pamunky 299 Wilcox, Captain, Twenty-seventh Massachusetts, killed 337 Wilder, W. O., of H 321 Wilson, Corporal, of G ; 32, 98, 125 Willis, William M., of F 260 Winder, an inhuman brute 366 Winfield, Union garrison at 184, 187, 188 Winton,

Teaching arithmetic and history in a school room in England in the late 1800s. Pencil drawing created circa 1885 by a Victorian child. On the right of the image, a teacher shows a boy and girl a page of numbers. Top centre, a drawing depicts the killing by arrow of an English King, William II, known as William Rufus, while he was stag-hunting in the New Forest. Stock Photo

RF2AYX5N3–Teaching arithmetic and history in a school room in England in the late 1800s. Pencil drawing created circa 1885 by a Victorian child. On the right of the image, a teacher shows a boy and girl a page of numbers. Top centre, a drawing depicts the killing by arrow of an English King, William II, known as William Rufus, while he was stag-hunting in the New Forest.

. Appleton's cyclopaedia of American biography . ritain, when he was appointed majorin the 25th infantry, participating in the invasionof Canada. In the battle of Stony Creek, 6 June,1813, in which Gen. William H. Winder was takenprisoner, he saved his regiment by a judiciousmovement. He was promoted lieutenant-coloneland brevetted colonel, U. S. army, for that action,and became colonel of the 3d U. S. infantry in1818. He resigned from the army in that jear,removed to Florida in 1821, and was U. S. judgeof the superior court in 1823-37. Of the 1,000cases that he decided previous to 1836. not o Stock Photo

RM2CND1BW–. Appleton's cyclopaedia of American biography . ritain, when he was appointed majorin the 25th infantry, participating in the invasionof Canada. In the battle of Stony Creek, 6 June,1813, in which Gen. William H. Winder was takenprisoner, he saved his regiment by a judiciousmovement. He was promoted lieutenant-coloneland brevetted colonel, U. S. army, for that action,and became colonel of the 3d U. S. infantry in1818. He resigned from the army in that jear,removed to Florida in 1821, and was U. S. judgeof the superior court in 1823-37. Of the 1,000cases that he decided previous to 1836. not o

. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . Lewis Henry Little lukaSeptember in, 1SG2. O. B. Branch AntictamSeptember 17, 1S62.. Turner Ashby HarrisburgJune 0,1862. William E. Starke AntietamSeptember 17. 1802. James McIntoshPea Ridge March 17, 1S62. Charles S. Winder Cedar Mountain, August 9. 1862. Samuel Garland, Jr. South Mountain September 14. 1862. TABULAR STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNION SERVICE Cavalry Heavy artilleryLight artillery. Engineers Sharpshooters.Infantry Totals . . Regiments 27261 13 4 2,144 2,494 Battalions 458913 60 126 Companies 7836 7 35 351 507 Stock Photo

RM2CGKA8R–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . Lewis Henry Little lukaSeptember in, 1SG2. O. B. Branch AntictamSeptember 17, 1S62.. Turner Ashby HarrisburgJune 0,1862. William E. Starke AntietamSeptember 17. 1802. James McIntoshPea Ridge March 17, 1S62. Charles S. Winder Cedar Mountain, August 9. 1862. Samuel Garland, Jr. South Mountain September 14. 1862. TABULAR STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNION SERVICE Cavalry Heavy artilleryLight artillery. Engineers Sharpshooters.Infantry Totals . . Regiments 27261 13 4 2,144 2,494 Battalions 458913 60 126 Companies 7836 7 35 351 507

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