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1. Utah Kranten, 1850-2003, 14. April 1899

   <p>The Deseret News<br />Publicatie: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, UT, USA<br />Datum: 18 apr 1899<br />Periodiciteit: Daily<br /&;gt;Tekst: "...Utah Sugar 1 Company. .1 Salt Lake City, April 17. 1899, NOTICE TO Estate of John Roxbrough, deceased.. day of A. D. 189. ALEXANDER ROXBROUGH. Executor ef the estate of Joha Roi Broo Young k Moyle ..."</p>

   Voordat essentiële gegevens werden geregistreerd door stads-, county-, of staatsregeringen, publiceerden plaatselijke nieuwsbladen vaak artikelen, die deze gebeurtenissen vermeldden met of zonder details. Overlijdensberichten bevatten belangrijke en biografische informatie over de overledene, ook over zijn of haar familie en verwanten.Society pagina's begonnen als een methode om lezers te lokken met roddelpraat en nieuws over rijke en beroemde mensen, maar gingen al snel berichten over het wel en wee van gewone burgers. Een ongelooflijke hoeveelheid informatie kan gevonden worden in deze society pagina's of katernen, over schijnbaar alledaagse berichten en verslagen van gebeurtenissen als feestjes, wisseling van werk, ziekenhuis verblijf, en bezoeken van vrienden en verwanten. Deze pagina's zijn een bron van historische gebeurtenissen, die onwaarschijnlijk in andere in andere records bestaan. Reportage en compleetheid in deze collectie variëren per krant.

2. Compilatie van gepubliceerde bronnen, 1899

   <p>Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Exchequer Exchequer Chamber, Vol. 2, 1832<br />Datum: 1832<br />Plaats van publicatie:  London, England <br />Tekst: "..., since his death, to the ^^^ said plaintiff, to whom, after the death of the said John, Roxbrough. to wit, on the II th day qf January , in the year of our Lord, 1831, in the county aforesaid ..."<br />Over deze bron: <br />Titel: Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Exchequer Exchequer Chamber, Vol. 2, 1832&lt;br />Onderwerp: Law reports, digests, etc<br />Omschrijving: Book digitized by Google and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb<br />Deel: 2<br />Publicatiedatum: 1832<br />Uitgever: London, S. Sweet<br />Auteur: Great Britain. Court of Exchequer, Great Britain. Court of Exchequer Chamber, Crompton, Charles John, Sir, 1797-1865, Jervis, John, Sir, 1802-1856, reporter<br />Sponsor: Google<br />Tags: americana<br />Bijdrager: unknown library</p>

3. Chronicling America: Historische Amerikaanse Kranten, 1836-1922, 13. Januar 1900

   <p>The Salt Lake Herald<br />Publicatie: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA<br />Datum: 14 jan 1900<br />Tekst: "...allowed Estate of John Roxbrough deceased petition for settlement of nnal account and distribution of estate graoted Estate of Henry Haynea deceased petition for sale of peraonal property ° allowed Estateallowed Estate of John Roxbrough deceased petition for settlement of nnal account and distribution of estate graoted Estate of Henry Haynea deceased petition for sale of peraonal property ° allowed Estateallowed Estate of John Roxbrough deceased petition for settlement of nnal account and distribution of estate graoted Estate of Henry Haynea deceased petition for sale of peraonal property ° allowed Estate ..."<br />Over deze bronOn Sunday, June 5, 1870, publishers William C. Dunbar and Edward L. Sloan, elders in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), released the first issue of the Salt Lake Herald. The men promoted their newspaper as independent and neutral. The newspaper was sympathetic to but separate from the Mormon Church, while providing advertising opportunities for the growing numbers of non-Mormon merchants in the city. Their new paper, however, consistently reflected the views of the Deseret News, the official organ of the Church. Dunbar and Sloan were veteran newspapermen, having edited and managed the short-lived Salt Lake City Daily Telegraph. On September 1, 1870, John T. Caine bought an interest in the Herald. Caine, who later was a six- term delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, became the paper’s managing editor. Dunbar assumed the role as business manager, while Sloan served as general editor.Sloan’s editorials reflected the Mormon values of the day, for he thought it important to explain his faith’s beliefs to the reading public. “When the people of Utah, their faith and institutions are aspersed, maligned and unjustly attacked,” he wrote, “we shall esteem it our solemn duty to present the truth in reply, when the source is worthy a rejoinder.” Sloan had personal reasons for providing such rejoinders, for he was a devout convert to Mormonism and, with three wives of his own, a confirmed polygamist.The four-page morning daily was in many respects typical of western newspapers of the day. There were articles on agriculture, mining, religious and domestic interests as well as entertainment news. Articles on crime, vice, and natural disasters also appeared. Politically, the Salt Lake Herald was Democratic. Because it gave considerable space to controversial religious topics, however, editors of secular papers sometimes mocked the Herald as a mere proponent of the LDS Church. The Salt Lake Tribune’s pet name for the Herald, for example, was the “Mormon Herald,” while the daily Salt Lake Democrat called it the “Church Echo.” Sloan aggressively responded to such slurs with strong counter editorials, a strategy not available to the publishers of the Deseret News, which endeavored to avoid any controversy that could harm the Church.When forty-four-year-old Sloan died in August 1874, a succession of editors followed. Charles W. Penrose, who spent most of his journalistic life with the Deseret News, was Herald editor from 1892 to 1899. Horace G. Whitney got his start with the Herald as city editor and manager, and it was the only time the newspaper made a profit according to Heber J. Grant, former Herald president. Whitney became music and drama critic, then business manager, for the Deseret News, where he won wide acclaim.Senator William A. Clark, a Democrat from Montana, bought the paper in 1898, tripling revenues over the next 11 years. In 1909, however, prominent Utah Republicans assumed control, dramatically changing the paper’s political focus. The Salt Lake Herald-Republican suspended publication in July 1920, unable to compete with other papers for scarce advertising revenues</p>

   Kranten zijn fantastische bronnen voor genealogische informatie en informatie voor familiegeschiedenis, Geboorte-, huwelijk- en overlijdensaankondigingen en necrologieën zijn gebruikelijke hulpmiddelen voor genealogie. Voorouders kunnen echter ook worden genoemd in artikelen die het lokale nieuws verslaan en over evenementen (zoals sociaal, community, school, sport of zakelijk gerelateerde gebeurtenissen).

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Historische Ereignisse

• Geburtstag 28. Februar 1820
• Sterbedatum 11. Oktober 1893
• Tag der Beerdigung 28. März 1899

Gleicher Geburts-/Todestag

• Auch geboren am 28. Februar
• Auch verstorben am 11. Oktober

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