by E. A. E Palmquist.

MANGUM, LOIS. SEE Palmquist, Lois Mangum.

PALMQUIST, LOIS MANGUM.

Lois Mangum Palmquist (formerly Lois Mangum) & Arzella S. Speck (A); 12Dec68; R450931.

SEE Palmquist, Lois Mangum.

By Edward M. Palmquist & Loren C. Petry.

Edward M. Palmquist (A); 15Nov74; R590786. R590806.

by E. A. E Palmquist.

MANGUM, LOIS. SEE Palmquist, Lois Mangum.

PALMQUIST, LOIS MANGUM.

Lois Mangum Palmquist (formerly Lois Mangum) & Arzella S. Speck (A); 12Dec68; R450931.

SEE Palmquist, Lois Mangum.

By Edward M. Palmquist & Loren C. Petry.

Edward M. Palmquist (A); 15Nov74; R590786. R590806.

I must let you know likewise, good Sir, that we look upon a certain Northern Prince's March, in Conjunction with Infidels, to be palpably against our Goodwill and Liking; and, for all Monsieur Palmquist, a most dangerous Innovation; and we are by no means yet sure, that some People are not at the Bottom on't.

[Footnote 3: Perhaps Monsieur Palmquist is the form in which these 'Grave, Serious, Designing Men in their Way' have picked up the name of Charles's brave general, Count Poniatowski, to whom he owed his escape after the battle of Pultowa, and who won over Turkey to support his failing fortunes.