deaths are different issue for this in one thousand ten named his father as frederick mark and a census from eight hundred fifty confirmed it. frederick's grave can be found in the snyder town cemetery in center county. as can the grave of his father henry but the certificate of. seven hundred seventy two gives his name is henry son of henry. is the emigrant from europe looking for. who arrived with his father in america in seven hundred fifty four. on the ship. he was listed as the passenger. my next stop is the regional archive and. i'm looking for proof that america originated in this area genealogist each local historian and i go over what i found so far. as. confidence in your sources and second those sources have to produce the documents you need. to documents together can you assume that the trail leads to. preserve the church records from the region we searched through the baptismal records from the years in question. it turns out that the greatest challenge is to ciphering the old fashioned handwriting we go through one year. after another and hit the jackpot in seven hundred t

in one thousand ten named his father as frederick mark and a census from eight hundred fifty confirmed it. frederick's grave can be found in the snyder town cemetery in center county. and the grave of his father johann henry but the certificate of johan's baptism in seven hundred seventy two gives his name is henry son of henry america and henry is the emigrant from europe i was looking for. who arrived with his father in america in seven hundred fifty four. on the ship. he was listed as the passenger. my next stop was the regional archives and what i found so far. as my. first confidence in your sources and second those sources have to produce the documents you need. and only when you've got the documents together can you assume that the trail leads to. this archive preserves all the church records from the region we searched through the baptismal records from the years in question. it turns out that the greatest challenge is decipher the old fashioned handwriting we go through one year after another and hit the jackpot in seven hundred thirty to. register his son's baptism. i see thi

there could have been many people with the name frederick mark. good or bad either name. even with all the evidence that points. we still can't be truly certain still deputy mayor danny is excited about the possibility of a connection to a future royal he shows me some of his typical half timbered houses. just. more a bit off the beaten track surrounded by forests fields and orchards there's a lot of nature and that's nice it makes for the charm and truth. and what do the villagers say about this tidbit. the lineage definitely comes from merrill yes sir. in the eighteenth century most people here were farmers the area was traded back and forth between french and german principalities to this day some people here speak german others french some are catholic and protestant one of the villages structures is the fourteenth century church steeple it's possible the baptism of the high. martin took place here in the old part of the church in seven hundred thirty two. most of the homes date back to the nineteenth century but some of the even older buildings can often yield clues

the area the land was given the duchy of bavaria by his cousin frederick barbarossa lang down markings on a green field he decides to found a market town called moon mission which means at the house of the monks i am i in henry wants to go down in history as the founder of a city three centuries later the capital of the duchy of bavaria would have a population of more than thirteen thousand the age when it became a center for trade calmness and culture one of the great city is north of the alps i am. eh and after the second world war it became the capital of a self-styled free state that has remained to kill a genocide its autonomy henry the land has monuments erected to himself in northern germany to heal is the foundations for us it is such as lubec braunschweig unfair when he highlights that there are powerful german did too not just the emperor. was offered a clouded spot or russia pursued the traditional imperial policies that he had to pursue because italy was part of the empire and read a lie and meanwhile try to expand his ducal role beyond the borders of the duchy of sexually

crown prince frederick of denmark is turning fifty on saturday and he's travelling through the country to markthe occasion. on wednesday his royal yacht docked in the port city of or has already held a reception for invited guests. there have been various celebrations in recent days including a royal run through five cities. crown prince frederick and his wife princess mary are very popular with the danish people. until saturday visitors to the viva tech conference in paris can marvel at flying water taxis known as see bubbles on the riverside and. french stars have entrepreneurs along to bill is testing his vision for future mobility and of incentives to see bubbles are equipped with an electric motor they glide around seventy centimeters above the water's surface and can reach speeds of a sink you know much as the allen the hundred can travel up to one hundred kilometers on a single charge currently there still someone at the helm but in the future is the bubbles will be autonomous was a taxi so people can tell them why and. when it comes to surfing in europe the western coast of portugal co

now beyond karl marx's birthday this year also marks the one hundred seventieth anniversary of the communist manifesto written by monks and frederick angles it has served as a guideline for the communist movement which lives on in five countries today china north korea vietnam laos and cuba took control of china in one thousand nine hundred nine and proclaimed it to be the people's republic of china a communist nation it hasn't wavered politically since that time although economic reforms have been rolled out in recently is north korea became communist in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight due to russian influence during independence from south korea is widely considered to be common is despite the government removing all references to mock sistan leninist ideals from the constitution in one thousand nine hundred fifty four vietnam was partitioned then the north of the country was supported by the u.s.s.r. communism too cold and when the country was unified in one thousand nine hundred five it became the national political ideology the same neighboring laos also became a communist country the country had been a monarchy but swi

mark. that's hail, pounding ulster county, new york. governor cuomo declared a state of emergency and officials reported more than 60 water rescues in frederick maryland. cars stalling out in the rising floodwaters. 85 people were trapped for hours on the top deck of a double decker commuter train because it was unsafe for them to be on the bottom level. >>> the u.s. and israel increasingly isolated over the deaths of protesters in gaza. is there anything israel could do differently to calm the criticisms and still protect its border? we're live in gaza. you might be missing something.y healthy. your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. it has lutein, zeaxanthin and omega-3. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximu

frederick's him is fascinated by the insects but his job is to find new ways of eradicating mt. exposes him stick as it will no expose the mosquitoes to this insecticide it's a neurotoxin the marksn the insects nerve cells the mosquito is paralyzed and dies very quickly moved up and. when the first insecticides were invented in the one nine hundred forty s. it seems mosquitoes were beaten. but they proved much harder to be killed than that. in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the world health organization declared war on mosquitoes its primary weapon was the first effect of insecticide d.d.t. it was sprayed indiscriminately to make sure every last mosquito was eradicated. going to sixty three trouble water has been drained will be a. disease carrying mosquitoes were wiped out in many parts of the world including brazil but then disaster struck d.d.t. proved to be toxic for human beings from the one nine hundred seventy s. onwards countries began banning its use. but in the meantime mosquitoes found a way to defend themselves. it was a phenomenon that repeated itself even say you've managed to develop a resistance to every new insecticide. women with the most aids oles two t

frederick. produce what you are supposed to produce. let's not put black marksthis the is transcript from judge ellis the original judge you were talking about. it's the united states of america vs. paul manafort. they go in and raid his house and find out his tax returns years ago, there were some things that were in there that he didn't disclose. putting money in foreign governments. but, this judge, judge ellis says you're just trying to squeeze this guy so that he will tell you something about the president. he said he eris rates mueller's team. just read the first 10 pages. it's pretty easy reading. he goes after manafort. because you are going after manafort, talking about mueller. you are trying to force him to sing. you are squeezing him. can you tighten the screws and they will begin to provide information on what you are really interested in. brian: tom barack is maybe the president's chief confidante and great friend. he has been questioned by the mueller probe. do you know who brought in manafort? tom barack. a guy work for free do you want to take h

frederick engels. the nation was founded on principles of george washington, thomas jefferson and jesus christ. and it will stay that way! [cheers and applause] markso, as we move forward from tonight, that is my challenge to you. president trump is year earlier, and he talked about the man at the alamo. i want you to think about those men at the alamo, facing down 10,000 highly trained mexican soldiers. you think about those men inside that missionary. you think about what kind of fear they must have been inside them. but they did not give up, they gave their very lives for their principles. that is not what is required of us yet. the only thing that is required of us now, is to do the same thing that i did. step out on faith, step out, speak up and make your voices heard. putting donald trump in office, that was just raising the flag, we have a whole lot of fighting left to do. and he needs each and everyone of you. to do your part stand up. and do not be afraid. because, i will end with this, courage, courage is what bill to this nation. coverage has sustained in this nation, and courage is what is going to save this nation. so be courageous, s