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Lawrence “Larry” Daniel Mac Donald, Esq.

Lawrence “Larry” Daniel Mac Donald, Esq. 72, Plains, PA, beloved husband, stepfather, brother, uncle, nephew, colleague, and friend died Saturday, July 8, 2023 at Allied Services Hospice in Wilkes-Barre, PA following a long-term illness surrounded in love by his family.  

Born December 2, 1950, in Highland Park, MI, Larry was the oldest son of Lawrence C. Mac Donald and Dorothy A. (Wilson) Mac Donald. Creative, talented, and a loving mentor to his six siblings, he was affectionally referred to as “The Man” for his “polished esquired” appearance during his college years including a pipe (the brunt of many pranks and jokes), and his incredible knowledge and wit of historical, sporting, musical, and geographical facts.

Larry was a proud graduate of Detroit - Catholic Central High School, Class of 1969, receiving his graduate degree in Business Administration from King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, PA (1973) and his Juris Doctorate from Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Lansing, MI (1976), passing the bar exam in both Michigan (1976) and Pennsylvania (1977).  He was admitted into the U.S. District Court, Middle District of PA (1977), the U.S. Tax Court (1976), and the U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit (1996). Larry opened a private practice in Wilkes-Barre, PA specializing in Family Law for over 45 years retiring from his professional career as the Hearing Officer for the Luzerne County Domestic Relations in Wilkes- Barre, PA in 2022.

As a member of the Wilkes-Barre Rotary Club, Larry provided service to others, promoted integrity, world understanding, goodwill, and peace through his fellowship as a business, professional, and community leader receiving The Paul Harris Fellowship Award. Being a member of the Wyoming Valley Country Club, and the Westmorland Club fulfilled his love for the game of golf, fine dining, and connecting with others. A nod goes out to his best buds, the Lawyers, the Judge, and the Psychologist for their years of devoted friendship.  After marrying his wife, Dorothy (Yatsko) Mac Donald in 2004, cruise travel, and trips to the Jersey shore and Broadway in NYC fulfilled the simple joys of life.

Larry was pre-deceased by his parents, and grandparents, Gordon and Margaret (Woodcroft) Wilson, and John and Winifred (Bertrand) Mac Donald, his mother’s partner, Bob Mehrman, his brother, Paul Mac Donald, his brother-in-law, Robert DiGennaro, his sister-in-law, Sue (Sklarcheck) Mac Donald, his wife, Dorothy’s daughter, Lori Sokoloski, sister-in-law, Mary Ann Yatsko, and brother-in-law, Michael Murphy.

Larry is survived by his beloved wife, Dorothy; her daughter, Amy (Sokoloski) Connolly, husband, Michael Jr. and their children,

Michael III and Jack. His stepson, Nolan Margo, his wife, Jamie and their children Chloe and Isla Findon-Henry. His siblings, in-laws, and their spouses, Margaret Mac Donald, Terri (Hassett) Mac Donald, Betsy (Mac Donald) Geheb and husband, Fred, Mike Mac Donald and wife, Louise (Christensen) Mac Donald, Chris Mac Donald and partner, Annette Krasinski, and Fred Mac Donald and wife Jo Ellen (Beck) Mac Donald, brother-in-law, Robert Yatsko, sister-in-law, Elizabeth (Yatsko) Murphy, and sister-in-law, Catherine (Yatsko) Charnitski.  His maternal aunts, Betty (Wilson) Blackett, and Georgia Ann (Schaffe) Wilson and many nephews, nieces, and cousins.

Family and friends are invited from 4 to 7 PM on Thursday, July 13th, at the Hugh B. Hughes & Son, Inc. Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort.

Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 AM on Friday, July 14th, at Immaculate Conception Church, 605 Luzerne Ave., West Pittston, PA 18643, with Monsignor John Sempa, officiating. Family and friends are asked to go directly to the church. Respectfully, the burial will be private.

His wife, Dorothy, and the family express their gratitude to the outpouring of support.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: Allied Services Hospice, 200 S. Meade Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702. https://www.allied-services.org.

Or to: Detroit Catholic Central High School – The Paul R. Mac Donald Music Scholarship Fund, 2722 Wixom Road, Novi, MI 48374. https://www.catholiccentral.net/giving/make-a-gift

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Thank you for tagging me and sending the video along! Simcoe's views on slavery are as straightforward as his way dealing with it as a British military officer and colonial administrator are complex and at times, almost contradictory.

As I don't know a great deal about the War of 1812 beyond the basic framework, I am excited to learn more about it, and from a more diverse perspective!

Hannah Jarvis had a clear opinion on Simcoe's effort to end slavery in Upper Canada, which I will quote below.

Just to give anyone reading this a quick idea of the historical framework, Simcoe had at different times in his life prior to his governorship expressed his opposition to slavery, and felt prompted to outlaw slavery as lieutenant governor of Upper Canada after a William Grisely, a white man who had agreed to approach Simcoe on behalf of the Black Loyalist Peter Martin, informed Simcoe of an incident that had taken place at the Upper Canadian border with the US: a young black woman by the name of Chloe Cooley had been tied up and forced into a boat, in order to be sold in the US. Cooley had struggled and tried to draw attention to herself by screaming, but was not aided by any of the bystanders, and subsequently, only Martin, by way of Grisely, reported what had happened. Simcoe, appalled, wanted to take immediate action and outlaw slavery in Upper Canada, which however was vetoed by the Legislative Assembly, of whom a considerable number of members owned slaves.

Simcoe's insistence ended in the Act Against Slavery of 1793 being passed, which was a compromise between Simcoe's position and the slave-owning officials by merely limitting slavery in the province, but not outlawing it. Persons who were enslaved at the time the act was passed would remain slaves, unless freed; children born to an enslaved mother would be freed on their 25th birthday and the importation of slaves into Upper Canada was banned.

Thus, the act was of no real benefit to slaves in Upper Canada at the time the act was passed; nevertheless, Hannah Jarvis felt compelled to complain (read: twist the facts) in a letter to her father dated 25 September 1793, saying that

He [Simcoe] has by a piece of chicanery freed all the Negroes by which he has rendered himself unpopular with those of his suite [the Legislative Assembly].

To expand a little bit on the personality of the woman behind the above quote, Hannah Jarvis was a difficult person, to put it more diplomatically than she deserves. In her letters, she frequently enjoyed making disparaging remarks about the British élite in Upper Canada, her favourite target being Elizabeth Simcoe, whose height, weight, and supposed speech impediment she commented on negatively, among other things.

While people like Elizabeth Simcoe were in the privileged position to simply ignore Hannah Jarvis' stream of constant tasteless commentary, others could not.

There is the letter of Henry Lewis, a slave of the Jarvis-family, who in 1798 fled to Schenectady, New York, from where he wrote a letter to William Jarvis, listing among the motives for his decision that

the reason why I left your house is this your women [Hannah Jarvis] vexed me to so high a degree that it was far beyond the power of man to support it

Henry Lewis's account does by no means lessen William Jarvis' role as an enslaver on account of his supposedly 'humane' treatment of Lewis, which the latter himself mentions in the letter. Lewis's letter does shed some light on why he may have chosen to speak of Jarvis in a friendly manner. I haven't found a full transcript of the letter anyhwere, so I made my own (apologies for the less than ideal formatting, but Tumblr won't let me alter it):

[page 1]

Schenectady May 3 1798

My desired to support my self as free

man and enjoy all the benefits which

may result from my being free in a

country whear a Blackman is defended

by the laws as much as a white

man is induce me to make you an

offer of purchasing myself. I am a

black man and am not so able to pay you

the money down which you may

ask for me but upon these conditions

I will purchase myself: ten pounds this year

and every [crossed out] year after Sixteen pounds

untill the whole sum is payed. I should

wish to pay the money to Joseph Yates the

la-[illegible: ink smear] Mare [mayor] of this setty [city] becaus he is the

most proper man that I can think

of at present. the reason why I left your

house is this your women vexed me to so high

a degree that it was far beyond the

power of man to support it[.] it is

true and I will say in all company

that I always lived as well

in your house as I should wish

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pleas to wish to Joseph Yates what you will

taken in cash for me and let him be the man

to whom I shall pay the money yearly.

In a supplant manner I beg your

Parden ten thousand times and beg

that you would be so kind as to permit

me to purchase myself and at as a low

a rate as any other person. My mistress

I also wish [crossed out: ten thousand Parden] long life

and good health and pleas to tell her I

beg her parden ten thousand times

My mistress I shall always remember

on account of her great kindness to me

I remain your affectionate servant

Henry Lewis

Keeping in mind that Henry Lewis hoped to obtain his freedom from William Jarvis, it is highly possible that his politeness, well-wishes and deferential tone may not speak so much of any true regret on Lewis' part for having left his enslavers, as they speak of his hope to legally obtain his freedom by convincing Jarvis to agree to his proposed scheme of paying off a sum named by Jarvis for the supposed monetary worth of Lewis as, legally, Jarvis's chattel. This may also explain why he, after mentioning being "vexed" by Hannah Jarvis to the point she played a part in solidifying his decision to leave, extends his well-wishes to her.

Taking all this into account, I am appalled that a 21st century edition of Hannah Jarvis' book comes without a statement or preface of the editor regarding her involvement and participation in slavery in Upper Canada. But then, alas, it is probably a lot simpler to gloss over the ugly truth and coat it in a cloak of bowdlerised quaintness.

While I know a substantial deal about Hannah and William Jarvis, I wish I would know more about Henry Lewis, but sadly, as far as I have come in my search for him, I have not found out what happened to him after having sent the letter, though perhaps there are archival sources somewhere that aren't digitised and might shed a light on his fate. At least, I would like to hope so.

If Hannah Jarvis can have a book and be frequently mentioned in scholarly works pertaining the early history of the British colony of Upper Canada, it is beyond time Henry Lewis's story is told as well.

Sorry I have been negligent of tumblr, this is like a con weekend for me. There was the all-day online workshop from the British Commission for Maritime History (BCMH), and today I went to the History Symposium online stream about the Coloured Corps at the Battle of Queenston Heights, with Natasha Henry and Jim Hill.

Black Canadian War of 1812 veterans getting land grants was discussed, and I was pleasantly surprised that some of the Queenston Heights and Fort George veterans received land grants for their service, because I know other Black Canadian veterans, including Loyalists from the American Revolution, often got screwed over. Even when land grants were given, often they were in poor locations. It's unfortunate that so many Black War of 1812 veterans faced discrimination and weren't properly rewarded for their service (especially on the US side, needless to say).

“Runchey’s Coloured Corps” by Cameron Porteous

It was a nice informative presentation about the War of 1812 in the Niagara peninsula in general, and it will be uploaded to the History Symposium YouTube channel later. They make a lot of Napoleonic Wars, War of 1812, Canadian history and Regency-era content (Zach Pinsent works with them to demonstrate men's period fashion!)

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The Creationist (age 13) 5

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Short Days Long Nights- Molly Long (age 12 jazz) 3

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Angels- Perris Amento (age 8 contemporary) 7

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Made Of Everything (age 10) 5

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Egyptian- Molly Long (age 12 jazz) 4

Blue Lips- Easton Payne (age 12 contemporary) 4

Finery- Sam Neas (age 13) 5

Dawson Walker (Season 4)

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Orange Colored Sky- Molly Long (age 10 jazz) 7

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1977- Billy Bell (age 12 contemporary) 4

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All Is Soft Inside- Teddy Forance (age 12 contemporary) 4

Vertex- Zak Schlegel (age 13 contemporary) 5

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Timer (age 15 contemporary) 6

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Isha Das (Season 3)

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Wild- Molly Long (age 10 jazz) 3

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Say You Love Me- Improv (age 15 improv) 4

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Proportions- Ian Chugg (age 16) 5

Put Your Head On My Shoulder (age 17) 6

Entanglement (age 17) 6

Awaken (age 17) 6

Leighton Werner (Seasons 6-7)

The Rose- Madi Hicks (age 11 contemporary) 6

Lovefool- Molly Long (age 11 jazz) 6

Can't Help Falling In Love- Madi Hicks (age 12 contemporary) 7

Loila Rhee (Season 7)

I Am Afraid- Timmy Blankenship (age 15 contemporary) 7

The Way You Make Me Fell- Molly Long (age 15 jazz) 7

Mackenzie Auger (Seasons 1-4)

Nearly Morning- Emily Shock (age 13 contemporary) 1

Big & Crazy (age 13) 1

Can Be- Easton Payne (age 14 contemporary) 2

Sellers Of Flowers- Chad McCall (age 14 contemporary) 2

Lost Angels (age 14 contemporary) 2

We Are Olympia- Easton Payne (age 15 contemporary) 3

I Feel Love- Easton Payne (age 15 contemporary) 3

Superstar (age 16) 4

The Fuse- Yusha Sorazano (age 16 contemporary) 4

Mackenzie Couch (Seasons 2-3)

Everywhere I Go- Krista Miller (age 10 lyrical) 2

River - Alexa Moffett (age 10 contemporary) 2

Dark Paradise- Matt Cady (age 11 contemporary) 3

Dust Storm- Alexa Moffett (age 11 contemporary) 3

Help Me Lose My Mind- Matt Cady (age 11 open) 3

Maddie Ortega (Seasons 4-7)

Breath- Alexa Moffett (age 10 contemporary) 4

Freddy- Molly Long (age 10 musical theatre) 4

Home- Chelsea Jennings (age 11 contemporary) 5

Little Bird- Molly Long (age 11 jazz) 5

A Winged Victory- Madi Hicks (age 12 contemporary) 6

Island Song- Chelsea Jennings (age 12 contemporary) 6

Summertime- Molly Long (age 12 jazz) 6

Clair De Lune- Madi Hicks (age 13 contemporary) 7

Revenge- Timmy Blankenship (age 13) 7

Derniere Danse- Molly Long (age 13 jazz) 7

Madelyn Nasu (Season 8)

This Will Be- Molly Long (age 10 jazz) 8

Madi Beerer (Seasons 1-5)

Weird People- Molly Long (age 9 jazz) 1

Rise Up- Emily Shock (age 10 contemporary) 2

See You Again- Molly Long (age 10 jazz) 2

Oops- Molly Long (age 11 jazz) 3

Clouds- Mackenzie Crosley (age 11 contemporary) 3

One More Time- Molly Long (age 12 jazz) 4

Titles Under Pressure- Easton Payne (age 12 contemporary) 4

Some 1 2 Watch Over Me- Easton Payne (age 12 contemporary) 4

A Thousand Crane- Billy Bell (age 13 contemporary) 5

Madison Ng (Season 8)

Bennie- Mckenna Doblie (age 10 jazz) 8

Mady Kim (Season 7)

All My Mistakes- Sam Neas (age 13 contemporary) 7

Malia Gardner (Seasons 2-7)

Gone- Easton Payne (age 11 contemporary) 3

Hit Me With A Hot Note (age 11 musical theatre) 3

Mad World- Alexa Moffett (age 12 contemporary) 4

Made Of Everything- Sam Neas (age 13) 5

Resilience (age 14 contemporary) 6

Maya Loureiro (Seasons 6-7)

Rise- Nick Meola (age 12 contemporary) 6

Thoughts Pulled- Chelsea Jennings (age 12 contemporary) 6

Broadway Baby- Molly Long (age 13 musical theatre) 7

What Is She Afraid Of?- Zac Schlegel (age 13 contemporary) 7

It's Just The Beginning- Madi Hicks (age 13 contemporary) 7

Melia Mariano (Seasons 2-3)

Sensuality- Easton Payne (age 16 contemporary) 3

In Song- Easton Payne (age 16 contemporary) 3

Milan Furtado (Season 6)

As We Appear (age 17 contemporary) 6

Peace Of Mind (age 17 contemporary) 6

Nina Choi (Seasons 1-3)

Violence- Alexa Moffett (age 15 contemporary) 1

Crazy In Love- Molly Long (age 15 jazz) 1

Become Your Fantasy- Easton Payne (age 16 contemporary) 2

A Kind Of Permanence-Easton Payne (age 17 contemporary) 3

Nyla McCarthy (Seasons 7-8)

Control- Molly Long (age 8 jazz) 7

Upside- Molly Long (age 9 jazz) 8

Olivia Armstrong (Seasons 6-8)

Hit Me With A Hot Note (age 8 musical theatre) 6

Respect- Molly Long (age 9 jazz) 7

About That Walk (age 10 jazz) 8

Perris Amento (Seasons 1,2,5,6,7)

Falling Rain- Alexa Moffett (age 12 contemporary) 1

It's Raining Men- Molly Long (age 12 jazz) 1

As If Time Stood Still- Alexa Moffett (age 13 contemporary) 2

Addicted To Love- Molly Long (age 17 jazz) 6

Big Spender- Molly Long (age 18) 7

Raven Alanes (Season 1)

Dreams Remain- Alexa Moffett (age 10 contemporary) 1

Bla Bla Bla Cha Cha Cha- Molly Long (age 10 musical theatre) 1

Regan Gerena (Seasons 4-7)

Stupid Cupid- Molly Long (age 7 jazz) 4

See-Line- Easton Payne (age 7 contemporary) 4

Evil Gal Blues- Molly Long (age 8 jazz) 5

My Boyfriend's Back- Molly Long (age 9 jazz) 6

Me Too- Molly Long (age 9 jazz) 6

Mission Impossible- Timmy Blankenship (age 10 contemporary) 7

Cinema Italiano- Molly Long (age 10 musical theatre) 7

Queen Bee- Molly Long (age 10) 7

Reggie Valdez (Seasons 2,4)

The Thief & The Moon 4

Rylee Young (Seasons 6-7)

Lullaby- Chelsea Jennings (age 12 contemporary) 6

Dem Beats- Molly Long (age 12/13 jazz) 6/7

Delicate Drip- Timmy Blankenship (age 13 contemporary) 7

Sammi Chung (Season 7)

Ave Maria- Madi Hicks (age 15 contemporary) 7

U- Molly Long (age 15 jazz) 7

Sara Najm (Seasons 3-5)

Body Gold- Molly Long (age 14 jazz) 4

Sara Von Rotz (Season 7)

Don Juan- Molly Long (age 10 musical theatre) 7

Wings- Molly Long (age 10 jazz) 7

Selena Hamilton (Seasons 1-7)

Fix It- Alexa Moffett (age 11 contemporary) 1

Hip Shakin' Mama- Molly Long (age 11 jazz) 1

Dream State- Alexa Moffett (age 12 contemporary) 2

Beethoven's Loss- Easton Payne (age 12 contemporary) 2

Rhythm Nation- Molly Long (age 13 jazz) 3

Hand Covers bruises- Easton Payne (age 13 contemporary) 3

Tongues- Easton Payne (age 14 contemporary) 4

Memory- Easton Payne (age 14 contemporary) 4

Head Explosion- Kirsten Russell (age 14 contemporary) 4

Flux- Zak Schlegel (age 15 contemporary) 5

Remorse Is A Memory- Billy Bell (age 15 contemporay) 5

Black Car- Molly Long (age 16 jazz) 6

Keep An Eye Out- Timmy Blankenship (age 16 contemporary) 6

A Case Of You- Madi Hicks (age 16 contemporary) 6

Evolved- Travis Wall (age 16 contemporary) 6

Supermodel- Molly Long (age 17 jazz) 7

Send In The Clowns- Madi Hicks (age 17 contemporary) 7

Shane Higa (Season 6)

Superpower- Renee Baldwin (age 16 contemporary) 6

Sienna Carlston (Season 7)

Corrupted- Madi Hicks (age 15 contemporary) 7

Me + The Devil (age 15 contemporary) 7

Stella Eberts (Seasons 6-7)

Valley- Sam Neas (age 12 contemporary) 6

Hung Up- Molly Long (age 12 jazz) 6

All Alright- Madi Hicks (age 13 contemporary) 7

Tatum Brady (Season 7)

Demons- Sam Neas (age 11 contemporary) 7

Whatever Lola Wants- Molly Long (age 11 musical theatre) 7

Tiana Heaton (Seasons 3-4)

Heartbreak Hotel- Molly Long (age 11 musical theatre) 3

Demise- Easton Payne (age 11 contemporary) 3

Dark Street- Easton Payne (age 12 contemporary) 4

Smother- Alexa Moffett (age 12 contemporary) 4

Tyra Polke (Season 3)

Mistaken- Asante Parker (age 12 open) 3

Spell- Easton Payne (age 12) 3

Winter Eberts (Seasons 6-7)

Dreamlike- Chelsea Jennings (age 10 contemporary) 6

Hit The Road Jack- Molly Long (age 10 jazz) 6

It’s Oh So Quiet- Molly Long (age 11 musical theatre) 7

Adrift- Rubber Legz (age 11/12 contemporary) 7/8

Zeke Lindsey (Season 4)

Evolution- Nick Meola (age 16) 4

Zoe Rossi (Seasons 2-3)

Cry No More- Molly Long (age 11 contemporary) 2

 Life Itself- Easton Payne (age 12 contemporary) 3

Zuzu Duchon (Season 7)

Is Love Part of a Plan- Timmy Blankenship (age 15 contemporary) 7

Endangered Species- Molly Long (age 15 jazz) 7

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24/7 Glendale Teen Solo Results:

1. Savannah Kristich - The Rock, Erin Park - Westside Dance Project STC

2. Izzy Howard - The Rock, Ashur Taylor - Danceology, Justin Padilla - WDP, Dyllan Blackburn - P21, Emma Donnelly - Danceology STC

3. Kenzie Jones - Danceplex, Brooklin Cooley - Club, Rachel Loiselle - Ballet Clinic, Cydney Heard - The Rock STC

4. Isabella Lynch - Ballet Clinic, Mia Ibach - The Rock, Addison Leitch - WDP, Devin Mar - Artistic Motion, LeeAsia Smith - Bunker STC

5. Makena Covington - Elektro, Isaiah Wilson - Elektro, Tegan Chou - AMD, Kyrsten Ham - Royal Dance Works, Courtney Chiu - Studio Fusion, Alex Dinero - Danceplex STC

6. Brooklynn Jones - Club, Sara Allen - Club, Addison Middleton - The Rock, Zoey Carmody - Bunker, Alexa Lopez - RDW, Avery Hall - Danceology, Ryan Hutta - AMD, Adam Takahashi - WDP, Kyrsten Cox - Club, Ava Greenwaldt - The Industry STC

7. Willow Notary - The Industry, Katie Couch - WDP, Sabine Nehls - The Rock, Chloe Slone - Club STC

8. Sofia Douvikas - L.A. Dance Arizona, Skylar Lambeth - Bunker, Isabelle Holloway - Diversity Dance Studio, Joelle Better - The Industry, Kami Couch - WDP, Francesca Ammari - Danceology, Kaitlyn Ortega - P21

9. Karleigh Radke - Bunker, Sami Sonder - MBA, Izabella Alagao - The Industry, Olivia Benyamin - Club, Sophie Jurkovich - Danceplex, Melina Gurich - Bobbie’s, Jessica Henry - RDW, Rachel Polizzotto - Danceology, Brynn Summers - Ascend Dance Academy, Kayla Harrison - Danceology, Madison Lash -?AMD

10. Kennedy Blazek - The Rock, Isabel McPherson - Diversity Dance, Brekyn Knowles - Elektro, Mackenzie Couch - WDP, Brianna Cordova - The Industry, Ava Stafford - Danceplex, Hailey Nieva - The Rock

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Familia Snape

Primera Generación:

¤ Morphin Nikolai Snape y Tallulah Aurelia Snape

Segunda generación:

¤ Ilona Octavia Snape y Viktor Kirtking Snape

¤ Bellona Demetria Snape y Aurelius Amadeus Willowdee

¤ Tanith Marcellina Snape y Albion Casimir Snape

Tercera Generación:

¤ Gabriel Soren Snape y Conan Levi Malfoy

¤ Sonja Cassandra Snape y Lucian Rowland Snape

¤ Selene Belladona Snape y Michael Thomas Corvin

¤ Morgana Drucilda Willowdee y Octavius Mortifer Dollins

¤ Belvina Anastasia Willowdee y Alexander Andreas Kane

¤ Silvanus Alestair Snape y Minerva Dorinda Primrose

¤ Cornelius Devereux Snape y Nocturna Evelyn Nightwood

¤ Almeric Lazarus Snape y Amarah Senka Lonwood

¤ Esperanza Medea Snape y Mereida Azura Blackwood

¤ Theodocia Isidora Snape y Centar Ismaband Blackwood

Cuarta Generación:

¤ Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore y Gellert Amadeus Grindelwald

¤ Aberforth Florian Leighton Soren Dumbledore y Belvina Vega Black

¤ Ariana Odolette Wilhemina Dumbledore y Arcturus II Alioth Black

¤ Tom Marvolo Riddle y Kara Sonia Milford

¤ Valens Basilius Snape y Charles Hunter Levin

¤ Tobias Vincent Snape y Eileen Aiko Prince

¤ Pamela Demetria Malfoy y Elias Paul Voorhees

¤ Abraxas Ariel Malfoy y Renatha Edith Oswald

¤ Evageline Ethel Malfoy y Lazarus Granville Sparda

¤ Bianca Brooke Di Angelo y Thalia Eliza Grace

¤ Nico Ethan Di Angelo y Perseus Lorcan Jackson

¤ Theodore Lev Snape y Marcus Casimir Corvinus

¤ Ethan Joseph Snape y David Monsse Conberg

¤ Eve Ilaria Corvin y Logan Brad Fowler

¤ Raymond Vincent Dollins y Juliette Umbra Walker

¤ Sebastian Andrew Dollins y Adrianna Asura Walker

¤ Micah Vladimir Dollins y Raven Tenebra Walker

¤ Benjamin Caleb Kane y Aaron Leonard Luthor

¤ Natalie Eileen Snape y Bastian Abraxas Prince

¤ Octavian Demetrius Snape y Abigail Aura Cooper

¤ Percival Valentine Snape y Willow Delilah Lake

¤ Archibald August Snape y Phineas Atticus Moose

¤ Piper Delilah Snape y Alvin Nicholas Dream

¤ Flora Alyssandra Snape y Louis William Afton

¤ Colette Silver Snape y Kenneth Horace Orville

¤ Nikolaus Rafferty Snape y Nika Dominika Winston

¤ Evageline Danica Blackwood y Claude Tobias Harley

¤ Gabrielle Victoria Blackwood y Gideon Silas Murphy

¤ Belladona Tabitha Blackwood y Quentin Ulysses Orson

¤ Nimue Andromeda Blackwood y Balthasar Ignatius Fitzhugh

¤ Valtor Phoenix Blackwood y Ninette Madeline Sutton

¤ Dimitry Avalon Blackwood y Thalassa Estelle Rex

Quinta Generación:

¤ Credence Aurelius Dumbledore y Lycoris Lyra Black

¤ Modesty Orianna Dumbledore y Michelle Caroline Miller

¤ Valentine Desmond Dumbledore y Leroy Samuel Cooley

¤ Octavius Theodore Dumbledore y Minerva Ursula Parker

¤ Cassandra Eliza Dumbledore y Zivar Pollux Galanford

¤ Callidora Eridanis Black y Harfang Ernest Longbottom

¤ Cedrella Oriana Black y Septimus Ronald Weasley

¤ Charis Scorpia Black y Caspar Dorian Crouch

¤ Trish Clarice Riddle y "Lady" Mary Ann Arkham

¤ Vanessa Octavia Riddle y Tom Spencer Peters

¤ Delphinie Savannah Riddle y Serena Angelette Denford

¤ Dominika Hazel Levin y Thomas Downey Richardson

¤ Vincent Alexander Levin y Daphne Rosie Campbell

¤ Niven Finnian Levin y River Aura Stone

¤ Malorie Estella Levin y Ivan Adonis Novak

¤ Severus Tobias Snape y Ulaz Devereux Snape

¤ Ryou Nathan Snape y Krolia Serenity Kogane

¤ Jason Ezra Voorhees y Michael Gideon Myers

¤ Diana Madeline Voorhees y Mason Samuel Kimble

¤ Lucius Abraxas Malfoy y Narcissa Meissa Black

¤ William Joseph Dixon y Cassandra Allegra Lewis

¤ Vergil Amon Sparda y Faith Mackenzie Myron

¤ Dante Alastor Sparda y Hope Catherine Myron

¤ Victor Jethro Grace y Ryan Christopher Everett

¤ Aurelia Peregrine Grace y Sebastian Artemis Jensen

¤ Ian Mason Jackson y Bellona Damara Huxley

¤ Ada Demetria Jackson y Azura Jasmine Brooks

¤ Kitty Xanthe Jackson y Charlotte Marcellina Donovan

¤ Sansa Calypso Corvinus y Thomas Nicholas Parkinson

¤ September Lev Corvinus y Tanith Amara Walker

¤ Flora Pandora Snape y Xenophilius Leland Lovewood

¤ Thora Margot Fowler y Marc Anthony Marcelly

¤ Lyra Beatrix Fowler y Lorenzo Finnian Donnelly

¤ Morgan Ariella Fowler y Nolan Cassander Delaney

¤ Ruby Hilda Dollins y Miles Oliver Corwin

¤ Luna Stephanie Dollins y Theon August Dresden

¤ Noah Jonah Dollins y Helena Roxane Ansel

¤ Stanford Nathaniel Dollins y Nita Evelyn Paxton

¤ Mortimer Morphin Dollins y Martin Jonathan Flint

¤ Elizabeth Tallulah Dollins y Valens Vatlos Braken

¤ Janeth Mirella Dollins y Stefano Nova Fox

¤ Arya Eloise Kane y Constatine Nikolai Hudson

¤ Angelette Lucille Kane y Yuri Vladimir Ivanovich

¤ Azrael Finnian Kane y Luciana Angela Ortiz

¤ Niven Ezra Kane y Mikhaila Juniper Orion

¤ Carlisle Damien Kane y Serena Laurel Ranger

¤ Basilius Sebastian Prince y Ida Scarlett Lennox

¤ Felix Robert Prince y Jane Ophelia Miller

¤ Jasper Wyatt Prince y Marlene Elora Lawson

¤ Edward Henry Prince y Selene Stella Harper

¤ Adrien Scott Snape y Calliope Ivory Bronx

¤ Raphael Patrick Snape y Mirah Colette Cain

¤ Richard Lawrence Snape y Galilea Lyra Dexter

¤ Francine Eliza Snape y Michael Francis Oakley

¤ Connie Violet Snape y Tallulah Vera Lake

¤ Melissa Barbara Snape y Eugene Jordan Morrinson

¤ Morticia Moira Snape y Kiyoko Asahina

¤ Morterius Mortimer Snape y Reina Matsumoto

¤ Jeremy Vincent Dream y Sabrina Addison Riley

¤ Nathan Samuel Dream y Piper Aurora Harrow

¤ Bruce Steven Dream y Nicolette Grace Tyson

¤ Adeliza Morigan Afton y Emmett Blake Cartet

¤ Daemon October Afton y Darrel Cael Ossory

¤ Violetta Ursuline Afton y Jeffrey Hunter Jefferson

¤ Minerva Rowena Afton y Leonard Robert Leighton

¤ Doria Judith Orville y Dominic Alexander Edevane

¤ Ryan Joshua Orville y Alice Isidora Jones

¤ Agatha Rachel Orville y Jeremiah Andrew Evans

¤ Carlotta Katherine Snape y Owen Stephen O'Kelly

¤ Ethan Elijah Harley y Larissa Daphne Davis

¤ Giovanni Mortimer Harley y Ariel Danica O'Ryan

¤ Vincent Oliver Harley y Amelie Luna Roberts

¤ Bastian Lynx Murphy y Arya Ruby Forrest

¤ Theodore Niven Murphy y Ursa Aries Black

¤ Dominika Valda Murphy y Arthur Russel Glenwood

¤ Callista Eliza Orson y Callista Addison McCoy

¤ Morterius Finnian Orson y Jessamine Robinia Bathory

¤ Victoria Hilda Orson y Sabine Belladona Volkov

¤ Margot Elizabeth Orson y Pietro Leroy Carrington

¤ Riven Alexander Blackwood y Petra Victoria Hayden

¤ River Stella Blackwood y Jasper August Moore

¤ Chloe Henrietta Blackwood y Griffin Cyrus Lexington

¤ Vanessa Tabitha Blackwood y Miles Herman Goodwin

¤ Ivan Septimus Blackwood y Rosie Olive Brown

¤ Amadeus Artemas Blackwood y Hariett Emily de Loughrey

Sexta Generación:

¤ Lilith Moira Riddle y Julian Cameron Gray

¤ Bloom Larissa Peters y Sky Aurelius

¤ Hazel Opal Peters y Magnus Roman Watson

¤ Theodore August Peters y Meredith Mavis Monroe

¤ Cora Stephanie Riddle y

¤ Arabella Diane Riddle y

¤ Francis Ezra Riddle y

¤ Aaron Christopher Riddle y Verena Michelle Dyer

¤ Joshua Stephen Riddle y Esther Amalia Holt

¤ Charles Samuel Riddle y Ruby Stephanie Saffron

¤ Iris Aurelia Riddle y Marshal Everett Conrad

¤ Theophania Calliope Richardson y Corinne Roxanne Everleigh

¤ Arabella Beatrix Richardson y Henry Oliver Brookes

¤ Kai Dominick Richardson y Flynn Milo Wolf

¤ Willow Cosima Levin y Nicoletta Pomona Wilford

¤ Fern Violet Levin y Marie Honoria Ollivander

¤ Euphemia Alessandra Levin y Jhon Florean Palmer

¤ Dorothea Giovanna Levin y Elladora Eloise Gibson

¤ Salazar Lucius Levin y Holly Avalon Barnes

¤ Eleanor Hope Levin y Savannah Genevieve Shaw

¤ Gracie Isadora Novak y Marvin Declan Sullivan

¤ Alec Aurelian Novak y Claire Piper Johan

¤ Mason Ezekiel Novak y Clementine Octavia Albion

1)¤ Lotor Comet Snape y Raphael Percival Rosier

2)¤ "Moon Demon" Darius Angelo Snape y "Dark Angel " Arianne Alysson Snape

3)¤ "Killer Shadow" Lazarus Ignatius Snape y "Ice Demon" Urania Calliope Snape

¤ Morterius Viktor Snape y Hisirdoux Artemas Casperan

4)¤ Regris Niven Snape y Acxa Valda Snape

5)¤ Kevin Ethan Snape y Gwendolyn Stephanie Tennyson

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8)¤ Regulus Orion Snape y Abel Austin Khemse

9)¤ Cygnus Arcturus Snape y Frederic Alistair Weasley

10)¤ Elle Rigel Snape y Matsuda Touta

11)¤ Beyond Aurelian Snape y Mikami Teru

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15)¤ Alexander Valens Snape y Magnus Sebastian King

16)¤ Lysander Nikolaus Snape y Vladimir Micah Masters

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¤ Keith Akira Snape y James Oliver Griffin

¤ Morgana Kendra Voorhees y Karin Delilah Summers

¤ Jessica Lorna Kimble y Steven Malcom Freeman

¤ Audrey Andromeda Malfoy y Andre Perseus Bourgeois

¤ Gabriel Bastian Malfoy y Emilie Calliope Graham de Vanily

¤ Roynard Hydra Malfoy y Violet Rowena Deekers

¤ Raymond Lynx Malfoy y Cedric Atticus Diggory

¤ Draco Lucius Malfoy y Astoria Coraline Greengrass

¤ Merle Ariel Dixon y "Jesus" Paul Finnegan Rovia

¤ Daryl Hunter Dixon y Rick Jonah Grimes

¤ Vitale Astaroth Sparda y Luka Nicholas Sparda

¤ Neron Asura Sparda y Kyrie Serena Kiernan

¤ Merak Emory Sparda y Portia Manon Hendrix

¤ Loretta Margot Grace y Calvin Raphael Foxglove

¤ Julius Grant Grace y Ivy Roxanne Baxley

¤ Benjamin Vidar Grace y Edgar Zachary Maddox

¤ Ophelia Nozomi Jensen y Cordelia Avery Bkwie

¤ Eileen Victoria Jensen y Silvius Dael Sinclair

¤ Thomas Lysander Jensen y Othello Natalie Reeve

¤ Nova Genesis Jackson y Allison Leah Reid

¤ Losa Iris Brooks y Briar Anais Tedford

¤ Nina Rosie Brooks y Asa August Harding

¤ Connor Cyrus Brooks y Sandra Sabine Simmons

¤ Esme Aurora Donovan y Maxine Riley Crosby

¤ Arabella Cassidy Donovan y Robert Dashiell. Davenport

¤ Arianne Odette Donovan y Terrence Gideon Graves

¤ Kendra Alessandra Donovan y Alexis Scarlett Bishop

¤ Cassandra Abigail Donovan y James Anthony West

¤ Pansy Genevieve Parkinson y Theodore Phineas Nott

¤ Ursa Alexa Corvinus Y Narcissa Hazel Ripley

¤ Nora Alyssa Corvinus y Lydia Skylar Abernathy

¤ Annabelle Danica Corvinus y Rowan Vladimir Norwood

¤ Luna Pandora Lovewood y Rolf Elijah Matthew Scamander

¤ Ronan Artemis Marcelly y Adam Timothy Reed

¤ Giovanni Octavius Marcelly y Robin Mikhaila Mckinley

¤ Ivan Alistair Marcelly y James Christopher Peters

¤ Mika Valentina Donnelly y Arthur Ethan Bowers

¤ Damien September Delaney y Melione Rowena Robinson

¤ Kira Dominika Delaney y Marlon Oliver Williams

¤ Kanna Amelia Delaney y Gael Ethan Byron

¤ Nicholas Hadrien Delaney y Madison Edith Emerson

¤ Armand Demetrius Corwin y Persephone Aspen Cormac

¤ Tatiana Aubrey Corwin y Marcella Carolinne Cervenka

¤ Pandora Evageline Corwin y Cecilia Honoria Van Frietag

¤ Natasha Penelope Dresden y Donna Mary Berkshire

¤ Emily Alisha Ansel y Nana Eliza Martin

¤ Isabelle Veronica Ansel y Carmen Emilia Reyes

¤ Kenneth Paul Dollins y Ella Isabella Evans

¤ Joseph Herman Dollins y Juliet Corina Rogers

¤ Hailey Amelia Flint y Lucia Naomi Barnes

¤ Ashley Jasmine Flint y Maxwell Benjamin Norton

¤ Piper Savannah Flint y Louis Howart Daxton

¤ Chase Akira Braken y Felix Lucius Quinn

¤ Florian Narcissus Braken y Colin Leonard Frone

¤ Callum Daniel Fox y Marjorie Katie Vance

¤ Dante Ezra Fox y Leila Juniper Thomson

¤ Nathan Soren Fox y Matthias Isaac Parker

¤ Magnus Gideon Fox y Desmond Ethan McReynolds

¤ Lucian Harrison Fox y Apollo Anthony Greene

¤ Jude Eli Hudson y Theodore Declan Vesper

¤ Olive Genesis Ivanovich y David Cameron Canyon

¤ Tate Roman Ivanovich y Molly Aurora Wiley

¤ Ivory Leah Ivanovich y Diane Barbara Jennings

¤ Devon Julian Kane y Ophelia Pauline Colins

¤ Claudine Barbara Kane y Matthew Benjamin Rothchild

¤ Castiel Dominc Kane y Charlie Isaac Lauder

¤ Natasha Bella Kane y Mackenzie Riley Hills

¤ Caroline Samantha Kane y Sarah Emma Fuller

¤ Harper Eva Kane y Daniel Michael Baker

¤ Henry Jasper Kane y Duncan Joshua Evas

¤ Nathan Pietro Kane y Elijah Maxwell Crimson

¤ June Opal Kane y Felix Octavius Rhodes

¤ Jane Ophelia Kane y Angelo Dominic Lowell

¤ Aldora Corinne Prince Amora Lyra Stout

¤ Odolette Lila Prince y Thalia Cora Fulton

¤ Amon Rowan Prince y Elira Bianca Thorton

¤ Amelia Robin Prince y Nicolo Dorian Guthrie

¤ Alastor Robert Prince y Dinah Pandora Pearson

¤ Gavin Marshall Prince y Megara Eloise Lang

¤ Sean Colin Prince y Rebecca Odette Douglas

¤ Renee Tara Prince y Miles Edgar Lambert

¤ Eric Lance Snapey y Millicent Corinne Curtis

¤ Marlon Levi Snape y Lily Alyssa Yancer

¤ Luther Garth Snape y Judith Naomi Tailyour

¤ Hannah Ebony Snape y Lincoln Nathan Penfold

¤ Marie Clarice Snape y Leslie Regan Eastwood

¤ Jade Tiffany Snape y Leah Eliana Rees

¤ Grant Devin Snape y Geraldine Annalie Harfield

¤ Dean Leighton Snape y Fiona Charity Wheeler

¤ Mason Riley Oakley y Cartie April Willis

¤ Morgan Harley Oakley y Ian Paul Wenman

¤ Robert Damian Lake y Marion Corinne Turner

¤ Roy Ethan Morrinson y Griffin Rhett Essex

¤ Joy Ebony Morrinson y Kilian Lee Rowell

¤ Holden Ethan Snape y Eleanor Nadia Heron

¤ Corey Silas Snape y Jane Lydia Orchard

¤ Astrid Juliette Snape y Rhonda Hope Pataki

¤ Tate Julian Snape y James Ronan Poole

¤ Soren Jaspn Snape y Carmen Marianna Rojas

¤ Edgar Samuel Snape y Ingrid Ianthe Lauder

¤ Castiel Gabriel Dream y Cecilia Ember Bonavich

¤ Callum Paul Dream y Avalon Ginevra Carmichael

¤ Cedric Ernest Dream y Bathilda Sibyll Irvine

¤ Garett Elia Dream y Padma Orla Astor

¤ Austin Jordan Dream y Magenta Pomona Hearst

¤ Daryl Silvanus Dream y Nuru Sura Van Doren

¤ Calliope Scarlett Dream y Gemma Pomona Windsor

¤ Cordelia Maribelle Carter y Ivar Rainn Kline

¤ Howart Steven Carter y Sylvia Peyton Bechtel

¤ Lysander Casimir Carter y Enid Jivanta Galumba

¤ Pierre Milford Afton y Kylie Olivia McKeehan

¤ Rupert Stanley Afton y Andrea Jocelyn Varner

¤ Warren Philip Jefferson y Michelle Sabine Castle

¤ Ellie Audrey Jefferson y Shireen Monroe Marks

¤ Giselle Corina Leighton y Mia Velvet Bushnell

¤ Odette Marina Leighton y Nicoletta Verona Goldstein

¤ Larissa Dirina Leighton y Winry Carmina Montgomery

¤ Magnus Cassidy Edevane y Harry Leroy Baker

¤ Stella Andromeda Orville y Harold Russell Mcquiston

¤ Lucille Arabella Orville y Jace Colton Rutledge

¤ Lee Amos Evans y Zoey Makayla Camfield

¤ Cadmus Orion Evans y Trudy Nayala Lovell

¤ Florean Newton Evans y Xenia Sybil Herron

¤ Ivory Ooal Evans y Edmund Wilfred Frankham

¤ Luisa Veronica O'Kelly y Connor Evan Carson.

¤ Finn Andrew Harley y Portia Marilyn Curtis

¤ Abel Nolan Harley y Bonnie Thea Proudley

¤ Louis Xander Harley y Petunia Jamie Deakins

¤ Claire Norah Harley y Lance Chandler Western

¤ Camille Loena Harley y Myrtle Denise Golby

¤ Cora Adelaide Harley y Selma Kelsey Hicks

¤ Juliette Theodora Harley y Daisy China Kempster

¤ Cyrus Maximua Harley y Meredith Shannon Crocker

¤ Horatio Gideon Harley y Heidi Antoinette Deacon

¤ Dorothea Euphemia Harley y Terence Xavier Croucher

¤ Violetta Leopoldine Murphy y Franklin Leonidas Burton

¤ Nova Orion Murphy y Faustina Spencer Odam

¤ Comet Sky Murphy y Yvonne Wilhemina Hibberd

¤ Phoenix Bianca Murphy y Rosalie Simone Stratton

¤ Celestine Xiomara Glenwood y Rylan Waylon Mills

¤ Isla Cosima Glenwood y Neil Rowan Lee

¤ Jacqueline Glennda McCoy y Jarome Staley Orline

¤ Ann Marie McCoy y Ridley Everett Anderson

¤ Apoline Elian McCoy y Simom Edward Thompson

¤ Aubrey Lynn Orson y Braxton Hunter Young

¤ Amelia Faith Orson y Ryland Linden Allen

¤ Lucy Ella Volkov Jacob Jhon Wright

¤ Freya Leah Volkov y Rome Canyon Adams

¤ Martin Lane Volkov y Brianna Mirella Collins

¤ Monet Valentina Volkov y Callahan Anselm Morris

¤ Robinia Venus Carrington y Aragon Glorianne Watson

¤ Damon Micah Carrington y Selie Nia Rise

¤ Calla Seraphina Balckwood y Ariel Calyx Reid

¤ Adriana Norah Blackwood y Windsor Athen Foster

¤ Trevor Narcissus Blackwood y Larry Eugene Fraser

¤ Heather Kalina Moore y Lucilius Nicholas McIntosh

¤ Bernadette Alexa Moore y Ares Gabriel McLean

¤ Althea Ruby Lexington y Trinity Elizabeth Bland

¤ Camellia Iris Lexington y Damian Anthony Boswell

¤ Taylor Sidney Lexington y Fabian Dominic Bartlett

¤ Elena Vittoria Lexington y Athena Aubree Birch

¤ Oris Edward Goodwin y Ryleigh Nadia Chapman

¤ Archer Emrys Goodwin y Paisley Autumm Pannell

¤ Raphaela Esperalda Goodwin y Ryder Quentin Hamilton

¤ Ike Neron Goodwin y Bailey Stephanie Adams

¤ Lilianna Persephone Blackwood y Jared Fabian Crawford

¤ Albert Christopher Blackwood y Gemma Alyna Gibson

¤ Alfred Stella Blackwood y Nicholas Julian Munro

¤ Rose Mary Blackwood y Sebastian robert Walker

¤ Bernard Alden Blackwood y Katherine Calliope McGregor

¤ Benjen Isaiah Blackwood y Seraphina Harper Docherty

¤ Lewis Beckett Blackwood y Samirah Luna Ross

¤ Vlaire Harley Blackwood y Aurora Isabelle Gordon

Septima Generación

¤ Abigail Elizabeth Gray y Angel Nicholas Romero

¤ Jareth Jefferson Gray y Nimue Manon Valerian

¤ Lucille Hazel Gray y Helena Danica Valerian

¤ Wendy Elora Gray y Diana Amelie Valerian

¤ Jamie Arlan Peters

¤ Star Demetria Peters y Beck

¤ Blue Danae Peters

¤ Caroline Victoria Watson y Elijah Phineas Butler

¤ Sophie Marianna Watson y Seth Dorian Deacon

¤ Garth Theodore Watson y Rosalie Tabitha Willett

¤ Evangeline Tallulah Peters y Malody Colette Ray

¤ Angelo William Peters y Luciana Angelica Rodriguez

¤ Arthur Elijah Riddle y Gwendolyn Stella Huntington

¤ Hank Bernard Riddle y Ralph Franklin Grimaldi

¤ Olive Ocravia Riddle y Mabel Charlotte Clemonte

¤ Ocean Lavender Riddle y Terra Olive Grigg

¤ Terry Wilder Riddle y Violetta Harper Quantum

¤ Alan August Riddle y Barbara Amelie Warner

¤ Ronald Victor Riddle y Micah Cassius Ferrell

¤ Nancy Cosima Riddle y Desmond Julian Norton

¤ Mary Juniper Riddle y Felicity Ottilia Ansol

¤ Cheryl Marina Riddle y Raphale Simon Loomis

¤ Timothy Riven Riddle y Loretta Elise Hopkins

¤ Linda Euphemia Riddle y Edwin Max Oakland

¤ Lucius Ethani Riddle y Daniel Miles Stevens

¤ Malia Portia Weston y Gavin Dylan Wells

¤ Claire Georgina Weston y Bob Stanley Cooper

¤ Julian Alden Weston y Vivienne Rodinka Mustow

¤ Cameron Thaddeus Weston y Percy Monroe Parker

¤ Camille Opal Weston y Leora Winter Joles

¤ Savannah Honoria Weston y Othello Scarlett Pike

¤ Annalie Electra Everleigh y Millicent Rhonda Weir

¤ Seth Edgar Everleigh y Matilda Rosalie Weir

¤ Hermione Isadora Brooks y Marlon Carlton Tenne

¤ Herman Ignatius Brooks y Julius Oliver Cooley

¤ Judith Lavinia Brooks y Hugo Gilbert Jones

¤ Jedidiah Jasper Wolf y Ezra Thomas Miller

¤ Isidor Hadrian Wolf y Gretcher Genevieve Douglas

¤ Ingrid Avery Wolf y Parker Logan McKay

¤ Melanie Ariana Wolf y Matthew Roman Burns

¤ Grace Mackenzie Wolf y Ophelia Lyra Bell

¤ Demetrius Niccolo Levin y Mackenzie Meissa Giles

¤ Castiel Timothy Levin y Roxanne Ivory Sherwood

¤ Giovanni Balthazar Levin y Henrietta Marine Pinford

¤ Felicity Alexa Levin y Claude Victor Isaacs

¤ Serenity Adeline Levin y Gilbert Leonard Pierce

¤ Nellie Elizabeth Ollivander y Grover Zachary Janos

¤ Valerie Lenna Ollivander y Theodore Dustin Rose

¤ Gael Francis Ollivander y Martha Emily Newland

¤ Ella Louisa Palmer y Arthur Jared Sbeen

¤ Philomena Emersyn Gibson y Julian Milo Holland

¤ Michelle Natalie Gibson y Henry Joshua Sandler

¤ Draco Artemas Levin

¤ Evan Alastor Levin

¤ Regulus Leland Shaw

¤ Druella Lilian Shaw

¤ Sarah Makhaila Sullivan

¤ Nora Hope Sullivan

¤ James Luka Sullivan

¤ Katie Violetta Novak

¤ Bartemius Amos Novak

¤ Marietta Jean Novak

¤ Fenrir Viktor Novak

¤ Baghilda Alice Novak

¤ Rolanda Severina Novak

¤ Lee Thomas Novak

¤ Morterius Aries Lestrange

¤ Morticia Ursa Lestrange

¤ Honerva Piper Lestrange

¤ Allura Rhaella Lestrange

¤ Severus Vincent Lestrange

¤ "Mad Thrill"

¤ "Infernal Void"

¤ "Mercenary Shadow"

¤ "Assassin Silver"

¤ "Defiant Spear"

¤ Valtor Christopher Volturi y Ogron Demetrius Kymer

¤ Dimitry Raphael Vanderwood y Jihyun Kim

¤ Aizawa Otsutsuki y Enji Todoroki

¤ Rhaegar Targaryen y Elia Martell

¤ Leslie Aaron Volturi y Ruben Kenneth Victoriano

¤ Evan Nova Casperan y Leigh Taylor Ainsworth

¤ Firkle Jonah McNamara y Ike Harley Broflovski

¤ Brick JoJo y Momoko Atsutsumo

¤ Boomer JoJo y Miyako Gōtokuji

¤ Butch Jojo y Kaoru Matsubara

¤ Levi Alexander Ackerman y Erwin Joseph Smith

¤ Avalon Jason Snape y Josie Terra Marion

¤ Saeyoung Choi y Jumin Han

¤ Saeran Choi y Yoosung Kim

¤ Castiel Vincent Sparda y Nathaniel Jacott

¤ Shaena Targaryen y Benjen Stark

¤ Richard Jhon Grayson

¤ Pitch Kendall Casperan y Jackson Ice Frost

¤ Armin Ariel Casperan y Lysandro Ainsworth

¤ Alexy Matthew Kogane y Kentin O'Connor

¤ Daeron Targaryen y Urrigon Greyjoy

¤ Jason Peter Todd y Roy Xander Harper

¤ Osomatsu Matsuno y Reiji Sakamaki

¤ Karamatsu Matsuno

¤ Choromatsu Matsuno

¤ Ichimatsu Matsuno y Yuma Mukami

¤ Jyuchimatsu Matsuno y Shuu Sakamaki

¤ Todomatsu Matsuno

¤ Gaella Targaryen

¤ Gaelle Targaryen y Nymeria Sand

¤ Aegon Targaryen y Lynesse Hightower

¤ Timothy Jackson Drake y Lucien Draven Bloodmarch

¤ Alesandro Darius Volturi y Marcus Donovan Volturi

¤ Jaehaerys Targaryen y Obara Sand

¤ Viserys Targaryen y Aurane Velaryon

¤ Damian Wayne y Jonathan Kent

¤ Rhaedall Targaryen y Domeric Bolton

¤ Rhaemyra Targaryen y Mya Stone

¤ Riven Thrall y Helia Thrall

¤ Duncan Thrall y Gwen Violet Rusell

¤ Simon Abaader

¤ Scarlett Abaader

¤ Nora Naida Abaader y Alfor Raphael McClain

¤ Geralt Nicolo Casperan y Jaskier Dandelion

¤ Mei Ling Young

¤ Chloe Bourgeois y Kagami Tsuguri

¤ Adrien Matthew Malfoy y Luka Keith Couffaine

¤ Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy y Albus Severus Potter

¤ Devlin Nikolai Snape

¤ Ruby Peregrine Snape

¤ Vladimir Lev Snape

¤ Levi Damien Khemse

¤ Leonora Arabella Khemse

¤ Micah Oliver Khemse

¤ Lavi Dawn Weasley

¤ Ezra Calyx Weasley

¤ Desmond Perseus Weasley

¤ Narcissa Daphne Weasley

¤ George II Norman Weasley

¤ Mikhaila Larissa Weasley

¤ Mihael "Mello" Keehl

¤ Nate "Near" Rivers

¤ Mail "Matt" Jeevas

Octava Generación

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John Graves Simcoe

For those who don't know much about John Graves Simcoe, I am going to be posting some fun things, as a Canadian who has lived his entire life in towns/places impacted by Simcoe himself. These are from his time in Canada, since I assume those who have seen TURN have a very vague idea of what he did in the Revolutionary War (even though it's very inaccurate).

John Graves Simcoe (25 February 1752 – 26 October 1806) was a British Army general and the first lieutenant governor of Upper Canada from 1791 until 1796 in southern Ontario and the watersheds of Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. He founded York (now Toronto) and was instrumental in introducing institutions such as courts of law, trial by jury, English common law, and freehold land tenure, and also in the abolition of slavery in Canada.

His long-term goal was the development of Upper Canada (Ontario) as a model community built on aristocratic and conservative principles, designed to demonstrate the superiority of those principles to the republicanism and democracy of the United States. His energetic efforts were only partially successful in establishing a local gentry, a thriving Church of England, and an anti-American coalition with select Indigenous nations. He is seen by many Canadians as a founding figure in Canadian history, especially by those in Southern Ontario.[3] He is commemorated in Toronto with Simcoe Day.

First Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada (known today as; Ontario.)

The Constitutional Act 1791 divided Canada into the Provinces of Upper Canada (Ontario) and Lower Canada (Quebec). The Act established separate governments and legislative assemblies for each province. Lower Canada was the French-speaking eastern portion, which retained the French civil law and protections for the Roman Catholic Church established when Britain took over the area after its defeat of the French in the Seven Years' War. Upper Canada was the western area, newly settled after the American Revolutionary War. The settlers were mostly English speakers, including Loyalists from the Thirteen Colonies, and also the Six Nations of the Iroquois, who had been British allies during the war. The Crown had purchased land from the Mississauga and other First Nations to give the Loyalists land grants in partial compensation for property lost in the United States, and to help them set up new communities and develop this territory.[18]

Simcoe was appointed Lieutenant-Governor on 12 September 1791, and left for Canada with his wife Elizabeth and daughter Sophia, leaving three daughters behind in England with their aunt. They left England in September and arrived in Canada on 11 November. Due to severe weather, the Simcoes spent the winter in Quebec City. Simcoe finally reached Kingston, Upper Canada on 24 June 1792.[17]

In a proclamation on 16 July 1792, he renamed several islands at the mouth of the archipelago at the head of the St. Lawrence river for the victorious Generals at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham (Amherst Island, Gage Island, Wolfe Island, and Howe Island).[19]

Under the Constitutional Act, the provincial government consisted of the Lieutenant-Governor, an appointed Executive Council and Legislative Council, and an elected Legislative Assembly. The first meeting of the nine-member Legislative Council and sixteen-member Legislative Assembly took place at Newark (now Niagara-on-the-Lake) on 17 September 1792.

Following Simcoe's work precipitated by the Chloe Cooley incident, the Assembly passed the first Act Against Slavery in the British Empire in 1793, and the English colonists of Upper Canada took pride in this distinction with respect to the French-Canadian populace of Lower Canada. The Upper Canadians valued their common law legal system, as opposed to the civil law of Quebec, which had chafed them ever since 1763. This was one of the primary reasons for the partition of 1791. Simcoe collaborated extensively with his Attorney-General John White on the file.

The principles of the British Constitution do not admit of that slavery which Christianity condemns. The moment I assume the Government of Upper Canada under no modification will I assent to a law that discriminates by dishonest policy between natives of Africa, America, or Europe.

— John Graves Simcoe, Address to the Legislative Assembly[20]

Slavery was thus ended in Upper Canada long before it was abolished in the British Empire as a whole. By 1810, there were no slaves in Upper Canada, but the Crown did not abolish slavery throughout the Empire until 1834.

Simcoe's first priority was the Northwest Indian War between the United States and the "Western Confederacy" of Native Americans west of the Appalachian Mountains and south of the Great Lakes (the Shawnee, Miami, Wyandot, and other tribes). This conflict had begun in 1785, and was still raging when Simcoe arrived in 1792. Simcoe had hoped to form an Indian buffer state between the two countries, even though he distrusted Joseph Brant, the main Indian leader. Simcoe rejected the section of the Treaty of Paris (1783) which awarded that area to the US, on the grounds that American actions had nullified the treaty.[21] However, the French Revolutionary Wars broke out in 1793. The government in London decided to seek good terms with the United States. Simcoe was instructed to avoid giving the US reason to mistrust Britain but, at the same time, to keep the Natives on both sides of the border friendly to Britain. The Indians asked for British military support, which was initially refused, but in 1794 Britain supplied the Indians with rifles and ammunition.[22]

In February 1794, the governor general, Lord Dorchester, expecting the US to ally with France, said that war was likely to break out between the US and Britain before the year was out. This encouraged the Indians in their war. Dorchester ordered Simcoe to rally the Indians and arm British vessels on the Great Lakes. He also built Fort Miami (present-day Maumee, Ohio) to supply the Indians. Simcoe expelled Americans from a settlement on the southern shore of Lake Erie which had threatened British control of the lake. US President Washington denounced the "irregular and high-handed proceeding of Mr. Simcoe."[23] While Dorchester planned for a defensive war, Simcoe urged London to declare war: "Upper Canada is not to be defended by remaining within the boundary line."[24] Dorchester was officially reprimanded by the Crown for his strong speech against the Americans in 1794.

Simcoe realised that Newark made an unsuitable capital because it was on the Canada–US border and subject to attack. He proposed moving the capital to a more defensible position, in the middle of Upper Canada's southwestern peninsula between Lake Erie and Lake Huron. He named the new location London, and renamed the river there the Thames in anticipation of the change. Dorchester rejected this proposal, but accepted Simcoe's second choice, the present site of Toronto. Simcoe moved the capital there in 1793, and renamed the settlement York after Frederick, Duke of York, King George III's second son. The town was severely underdeveloped at the time of its founding so he brought with him politicians, builders, Nova Scotia timber men, and Englishmen skilled in whipsawing and cutting joists and rafters.[25]

Simcoe began construction of two roads through Upper Canada, for defence and to encourage settlement and trade. Yonge Street (named after British Minister of War Sir George Yonge) ran north–south from York to Lake Simcoe. Soldiers of the Queen's Rangers began cutting the road in August 1793, reaching Holland Landing in 1796. Dundas Street (named for Colonial Secretary Henry Dundas) ran east–west, between York and London.

The Northwest Indian War ended after the United States defeated the Indians at the Battle of Fallen Timbers. They made peace under the Treaty of Greenville. While still at war with France, Britain could not afford to antagonise the US in the Jay Treaty of 1794, and agreed to withdraw north of the Great Lakes, as agreed in the Treaty of Paris (1783). Simcoe evacuated the frontier forts.

Legacy

In the winter of 1779, the first known Valentine's Day letter in America was given by then Lieutenant Colonel John Simcoe to Sarah 'Sally' Townsend.[31]

Simcoe Street in Oyster Bay, New York is named after him for his destruction of a vast apple orchard and reconstruction of a hill fort on the site.[32]

Act Against Slavery passed in 1793, leading to the abolition of slavery in Upper Canada by 1810. It was superseded by the Slavery Abolition Act 1833 that abolished slavery across the British Empire.

Simcoe named London, Ontario and the River Thames in Upper Canada.

He named Lake Simcoe and Simcoe County to the west and north of Lake Simcoe in honour of his father.

Simcoe named his summer home Castle Frank for his first son Francis Gwillim, who was preceded by eight daughters. (It is in what is now named Cabbagetown, a neighbourhood in downtown Toronto.)[33]

The Ontario Heritage Foundation placed a plaque in Exeter's cathedral precinct to commemorate his life.

Simcoe's regiment is still called the Queen's York Rangers, now an armoured reconnaissance regiment of the Canadian Forces reserves.

Many places in Canada were named in honour of Simcoe:

The town of Simcoe in southwestern Ontario

The Simcoe Fairgrounds in Simcoe.

Civic Holiday, a statutory holiday celebrated throughout Canada under a variety of names by region,[34] was established in honour of Simcoe by the Toronto City Council in 1869.[35] Other Ontario municipalities and then other provinces soon took up the holiday as well, leading to its Canada-wide status, but without any attribution to Simcoe. In 1965, the Toronto City Council declared the holiday would henceforth be known as Simcoe Day within Toronto.[35] Attempts have been made to have the official provincial name—still Civic Holiday[34]—amended, but none have succeeded.

Governor Simcoe Secondary School in St. Catharines, Ontario

Governor Simcoe Public School. Grades K – 8, in London, Ontario. The now closed and demolished school was located at the corner of Simcoe and Clarence Streets.

Three parallel streets in downtown Toronto, John Street, Graves Street, and Simcoe Street, are all located near the fort where Simcoe lived during his early years in York and were named for him. Graves Street was later renamed Duncan Street.

Simcoe Street, Simcoe Street United Church, and Simcoe Hall Settlement House in Oshawa.

Simcoe Street in New Westminster and Simcoe Park was named by Colonel Moody in reference to the surveying of the area after the city of Toronto.

Simcoe Street, Simcoe Street School and the Simcoe Street School Tigers Bantam Baseball Team of Niagara Falls

Simcoe Island, located near Kingston, Ontario

Simcoe Hall, located on the St. George campus of the University of Toronto

John Graves Simcoe Armoury, located on Industrial Parkway in Aurora, Ontario

There are two places named for Simcoe with the title Lord, but Simcoe was not made a Lord in his lifetime. They are the following:

Lord Simcoe Drive in Brampton, Ontario

Lord Simcoe Hotel, which operated from 1956 to 1981

Captain John Kennaway Simcoe, the last member of the Simcoe family, died without issue in 1891 and was survived by his widow beyond 1911

In Popular Culture

A fictionalised version of John Graves Simcoe is a primary antagonist in the 2014–2017 AMC drama Turn: Washington's Spies, portrayed by Samuel Roukin.[37] He is portrayed in the series as a cruel and ruthless sociopath.

Despite the strong fictionalisation of the namesake TV-show character, several biographical aspects of the latter's historical counterpart appear to have been adapted for and transferred onto the fictional character Edmund Hewlett. For instance, Hewlett's romantic ambitions regarding Anna Strong in the series resemble Simcoe's courtship of Sarah Townsend, sister of Culper Ring spy Robert Townsend, for whom he wrote a poem that is thought to be the first verifiable valentine on the North American continent.[38] It is presumed that Townsend, much like the fictionalised portrayal of Anna Strong on Turn, may have gathered and passed on intelligence gleaned from her unsuspecting suitor to the Culper Ring.

Similarly, Hewlett's close bond with his horse Bucephalus (presumably named after Bucephalus, the horse of Alexander the Great) which overarches all four seasons, appears to have been inspired by history: in 1783, John Graves Simcoe sent a series of letters to New York in order to find the horse he had ridden on campaign, Salem. Salem was located and Simcoe subsequently paid the considerable sum of £40 to have him shipped to England and thus returned to him.[39] Shortly before his departure to Upper Canada almost a decade later, it is reported he was greatly concerned for Salem's welfare in his absence, therefore making arrangements for the latter's care and upkeep.[40]

source; Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Graves_Simcoe)

Now for some images, taken by me in Chatham, as well as Queen's Park in Toronto.

Now, some fun facts about me, related to Simcoe:

I was born in Chatham/Chatham-Kent

I go to high school in Simcoe County

I'm debating going to college in Toronto (to become a history teacher)

I've been to the Simcoe County Museum, where they have a bust of Simcoe and a whole wall of information about him (from what I could see- I was there on a WWI field trip and didn't really get to explore)

Every where I've lived/been to school, has been impacted by John Graves Simcoe.

In reality, he was not that bad a dude. TURN just TURNed (ha, get it) into the psychopathic antagonist they wanted. Alright, this has been fun but I need to go study Canadian law, piece homies.

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can you think of a lot of instances off the top of you head where kids switch studios and then go back to their original studio later on? The only one I can think of is brooklin cooley (and daylyn lucky) going back to club after alexa’s project 21 thing but i feel like that was a special circumstance? not sure if its a common occurrence overall

brooklyn and chloe jones

kenzie robinson

alex collins

charlotte/grace howerton

alexa reyes

jackson and alexcia roloff hafenbreadl

brooklyn jara

[alldancersaretalented]

List of previous Studios of Project 21 Dancers

For the dancers with multiple studios, I have clarified that in brackets.

*have graduated

Above the Barre Dance Company -> P21

Bella Puskar (-> The Space)

Academy of Ballet Arts -> P21

Jadyn Dumond (->?)

Allegro Performing Arts Academy

Grace Wilson (->?)

Artistic Motion -> P21

Esme Chou (The Company -> Club -> Artistic Motion -> P21 -> WDP)

Avanti Dance -> P21

Hadley Schulz (-> Mather)

Avis Dance -> P21

Kalea Hidalgo (-> Yorba Linda -> The Space)

Capistrano Dance Academy -> P21

Richie Granese

Center Stage Dance Academy -> P21

Kelly Sweeney (-> Stopped Competing)*

Chavarria Institute of the Arts -> P21

Isabella Kouznetsova (-> WDP)

Diana Kouznetsova (-> WDP)

Club Dance Studio -> P21

Elsie Check (-> Club Dance)

Brooklyn Cooley (-> Club Dance)

Daylyn Lucky (-> Club Dance)

Kelsey Millar (-> Club Dance -> Studio of Arizona)*

Addison Moffett*

Cami Ritzler (-> Club Dance)

Dance Connection 2 -> P21

Davyd Williams*

DanceLova Dance Academy -> P21

Makeila Bartlett

Madison Ng (-> N10)

Dance Precision -> P21

Dyllan Blackburn (-> Mather)

Jordyn Blackburn*

Kaelyn Choe (-> Dance Precision)

Abbey Choi*

Gwen Choi*

Nina Choi*

Isabella Dimopolous (-> Innovative Dance Studios)

Malia Gardner (->?)

Selena Hamilton (The Dance Spot -> Dance Precision -> P21)

Brooklyn Jara (-> Dance Precision)

Brooklyn Ladia

Melia Mariano*

Sara Najm (->Chavarria Institute of the Arts)

Alexis Ramirez (->?)*

Zoe Rossi (-> Dance Connection 2?)

Ava Sinchinalchi (->OCPAA)*

Brooklyn Stafford

Kimberly Tobias (->?)*

Reggie Valdez (-> Launch Brea Space)

Lauren Wallingford*

Dellos Dance -> P21

Brooklyn Jones (Dellos -> P21 -> Dellos)

Chloe Jones (Dellos -> P21 -> Dellos)

Isabella Rivera (-> K2)

Fusion Studios -> P21

Aura Dela Cruz

Haus of Royals -> P21

Kaitlyn Ortega (->Mather)

Maddie Ortega (->Mather)

Impact Dance Center

Shane Higa (Stopped Competing)

Juliana's School of Dance -> P21

Katie Couch (-> WDP -> P21)

Kami Couch (-> WDP -> P21)

Kenzie Couch (-> WDP -> P21)

Just Plain Dancin' -> P21

Danie Riveroy (-> OCPAA)

K2 Studios -> P21

Zeke Lindsey (OCPAA -> K2 -> P21)

Leilani Lawlor

KBM Talent -> P21

Ava Woinarowicz (-> DKCBA -> P21 -> Stopped Competing)

Mather Dance Company -> P21

Taytem Bisono (Adage -> Mather -> P21 ->?)

Bella Machado (P21 -> OCPAA)

Jillian Mahan (OCPAA -> Mather -> P21 ->?)

Haley Messick*

Madelyn Nasu (OCPAA -> Mather -> P21)

McCoy Rigby Conservatory of the Arts-> P21

Regan Gerena

Move Dance Academy -> P21

Gracyn French (On Pointe Dance Studio -> Move -> P21)

Murrieta Dance Project -> P21

Jaidyn Dumond (->?)

N10 -> P21

Kira Lieberman (Pacific -> N10 -> P21)

Notion Dance -> P21

Sienna Carlston*

OCPAA -> P21

Raven Alanes (->Studio Fusion)

Olivia Armstrong

Aleena Aoun (-> WDP)*

Mackenzie Auger (-> WDP)*

Madi Beerer (Talent Factory -> OCPAA -> P21)

Lexie Cavanaugh (-> Chavarria Institute)*

CeCe Chung

Sammi Chung

Jamieson Deacy (Stopped Competing)

Kendyl Fay (-> High School Dance)

Nyla McCarthy (-> Mather)

Audrina Mossembecker (->?)

Avery Olsen (-> OCPAA)

Chloe Solinger (-> CHs Dance Company)

Haley Stoico (Stopped Competing)

Laci Stoico (-> The Space)

Sara Von Rotz

Charlotte Watters (-> RockStar)

Leighton Werner

Rylee Young (Stopped Competing)

Onstage Dance Centre -> P21

Liliana Barajas (Elite Artist Dance Company -> Ostage Dance Centre -> P21)

Pave School of the Arts -> P21

Delaney Anbarden

Elliana Anbarden

Mady Kim

Elle O'Donnell*

Avery Reyes

Pacific Dance -> P21

Kai Armitage (->?)

Jenna Koblin (Stopped Competing)

Brielle Lieberman

Brooklyn Lieberman

Katie Nguyen (->?)

Kelly Nguyen*

Loila Rhee

Dawson Walker*

Perception Dance Company -> P21

Berkeley Scifres

Brystin Scifres

Performing Arts Academy of Marin -> P21

Zuzu Duchon*

Premier Youth Dance Company

Allison Choi

Richter Dance Company -> P21

Dillon Barron

Peyton Barron (Richter -> Variant -> P21 -> The Space)

Rhythm Dance Center -> P21

Lexi Blanchard

South Coast Conservatory -> P21

Cali Cassidy (P21 -> OCSA Ballroom)

Studio 1 Dance Academy -> P21

Emma Rose Crawford (-> IAF Studios -> Southland Ballet Academy -> Amirian Ballet Academy)

Studio Fusion -> P21

Tiana Heaton (->?)

Studio X -> P21

Chloe Mirabal

Savanna Musman

Demi Ulloa

Aliya Yen

The Company -> P21

Stella Ebert

Winter Ebert (-> Company -> Mather)

Imogene Elias (-> Company)

The Dance Spot -> P21

Isabella Warfield (-> Mather)

The Difference Dance Company

JoJo Jessen (Premier Dance -> Difference -> P21)*

The Industry Dance Academy -> P21

Anya Inger (The Rage -> Art Code -> Industry Dance -> P21 -> Stopped Competing)

The Rage -> P21

Delilah Hewitt (->The Space)

The Royal Underground -> P21

Milan Furtado (Stopped Competing)

The Talent Factory -> P21

Brooke Masters (->?)

Perris Amento*

Vision Dance Company

Kaitlyn Yi (-> WDP)*

WSCA -> P21

Tatum Brady (-> Studio Fusion -> WDP)

Maya Loureiro (->OCSA focused)

Tyra Polke (->The Rock Center For Dance)

Honestly no clue:

Bella Garcia*

Brooklyn Vara (->Define Dance Space)

Faith Montoya

Haley Reeder

Isha Das*

Jacqueline David*

Janae Holster (-> Movement Studios)

Kalea Hidalgo (-> Yorba Linda -> The Space)

Katelin McDermott*

[fcrkshqs]

who could you see for angela weber and jessica stanley?

angela: becky g, seychelle gabriel, daniella pineda, georgie flores, victoria moroles, ariela barer (non-binary), ally brooke, karla souza, lindsey morgan,  nizhoni cooley, justine biticon, inde navarrette.

jessica: lulu antariksa, saoirse ronan, becky g, kiernan shipka, alisha boe, zoey deutch, olivia liang, jenny boyd, sabrina carpenter, chiara aurelia, courtney bandeko, chloe bailey, savannah lee smith, anna lambe, benedetta gargari, madison iseman, skyler samuels, stephanie styles, suki waterhouse, victoria justice, nicole munoz, lucy boynton, mishti rahman, elizabeth lail, alia bhatt, aisha dee, demet ozdemir, camila queiroz, ayca aysin turan, bree kish, lana condor, courtney eaton, samantha logan, hafsanur sancaktutan, inde navarrette, maddison jaizani, moon ga young, simay barlas, normani kordei, tati gabrielle, and davika hoorne.

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Club Dance Studio

The Dance Awards, Las Vegas 2017: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

PeeWee Solo

5th: Ellie Smith-’Amazing Grace’

6th (tie): Madyson Barney-’When You Wish Upon A Star’

Didn’t Place

Brinklee Grako-’Wonderful World’

Sydney Kelly-’The Blessing’

Mini Solo

1st: Alexis Adair-’Strands’

3rd (tie): Brightyn Rhines-’Petrichor’

4th: Brooklin Cooley-’Solitude’

7th: Paige Kracht-’Daylight’

Didn’t Place

Kanon Greer-’Roxy’

Vanessa Valenzuela-’Heart Cry’

Isabella Lynch-’Blue Birds’

Bella Fernandez-’Stargazing’

Kenzie Charboneau-’Cinema Italiano’

Addison Jones-’Ooh Ooh Child’

Rachel Loiselle-’Only The Winds’

Bella Sor-’Every Season’

Brynlee Schabron-’Beautiful Like Me’

Hailey Baer-’Go Crazy’

Riley Knab-’Move’

Delaney Taylor-’Burnin Up’

Posey Harris-’Lipstick’

Mckenzie Robinson-’Holding On’

Sayler Conover-’Rich and Famous’

Chloe Slone-’Nuvole’

Grace McKinley-’Hold Up’

Jonah Benyamin-’Grey’

Kyla Robinson-’Won’t Ya Come’

Olivia Benyamin-’Trust’

Arie Russell-’One Woman Army’

Brooklyn Jones-’Wind It Up’

Junior Solo

5th: Audrey Caldwell-’Beach’

8th: Kaya Walsh-’Without’

9th: Samantha McGowan-’Slither’

10th: Summer O’Haver-’Darkness’

Didn’t Place

Kylie Propps-’Evil Like Me’

Paetyn Kuntz-’Pacing’

Marianna Hedger-’Crossed Paths’

Makenna Taylor-’Hyperballad’

Breanna Ng-’Lose It’

Kayla Walsh-’Without’

Milla Fabirkiewicz-’To My Soul’

Daylyn Lucky-’Peace’

Marlee Grako-’Trophy’

Elle McAuley-’Perception’

Landrie Peterson-’Solitude’

Teen Solo

5th: Jasmine Robinson-’Surrender’

7th (tie): Kendall Wheeler-’The Storm Within’

9th (tie): Jazlyn Robinson-’Transformations’

9th (tie): Jenna Valenzuela-’Yearning’

Didn’t Place

Chloe Davis-’Another Life’

Taryn Bee-’Much Closer’

Aspen Lynch-’Oasis’

Jenn Gamma-’Distant Lights’

Claire Glessner-’On Reflection’

Tatiana Savedra-’Funny Valentine’

Taylor Knab-’One Way Or Another’

Jaelah Stanley-’Keep An Eye On Me’

Sidney Hopkins-’Runnin’

Marley Gorman-’Question’

Sophia Benyamin-’Love For That’

Laynee Hahn-’Time Passing’

Hailey Jimenez-’Breathe In’

Kamilla Johnson-’Dawn’

McKenna Dickson-’Tremors’

Senior Solo

1st: Simrin Player-’Tiger’s Bride’

10th: Isabella Boyer-’Spine’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st (tie): Alexis Adair, Brightyn Rines, Brooklin Cooley-’Stable’

PeeWee Group

2nd ($100): ‘Silent Night’

Mini Group

4th: ‘Til’ Morrow’

5th (tie): ‘Don’t Worry About Me’

Didn’t Place

‘Grown Woman’

‘Hair’

‘Isn’t She Lovely’

‘Viva La Swing’

Junior Group

5th: ‘Le Corsaire’

Didn’t Place

‘In Love With A Monster’

‘Sky Full of Stars’

‘Sleep’

‘Superego’

‘The Wait’

Teen Group

4th (tie): ‘Concentrate’

Didn’t Place

‘Cage Of Bones’

‘Heart of Stones’

Senior Group

1st: ‘Settle In’

Didn’t Place

‘Foolish Games’

PeeWee Line

2nd ($100): ‘Lullaby’

Mini Line

4th: ‘Wanting’

5th (tie): ‘No More Fear’

5th (tie): ‘We Run This’

Didn’t Place

‘In Person’

Junior Line

1st: ‘Awakening’

5th (tie): ‘Strings’

Didn’t Place

‘Chicago, Illinois’

‘Do You Love Me?’

Teen Line

3rd (tie): ‘The Self House’

Didn’t Place

‘Esmerelda’

‘Give Us A Little Love’

‘Goons Out’

‘Pick Up the Pace’

‘Viva La Vida’

PeeWee Extended Line

3rd ($50): ‘Hard Knock Life’

Mini Extended Line

1st ($200): ‘We So Meek’

Didn’t Place

‘Ease on Down The Road’

‘I’ll Fly Away’

‘Sing Like The Birdies’

Junior Extended Line

1st: ‘Vibeology’

3rd (tie): ‘Sit Down, You’re Rocking The Boat’

Didn’t Place

‘Afterglow’

‘Did I Mention’

‘Good Morning Baltimore’

‘When I Grow Up’

Teen Extended Line

Didn’t Place

‘3 Strikes’

‘Do You Remember?’

‘Flashing Lights’

‘Holy Water’

‘Let It All Go’

‘Mine’

‘Money’

‘Ooh, Kill Em’

‘Opposites Attract’

‘Red Arrow’

‘Sexyback’

PeeWee Production

1st ($200): ‘Cookin’ With Grease’

Junior Production

1st: ‘No Mercy’

Teen Production

2nd: ‘Bang’

High Scores by Performance Division:

PeeWee Jazz

1st ($200): ‘Cookin’ With Grease’

PeeWee Musical Theater

1st: ‘Hard Knock Life’

PeeWee Lyrical

1st: ‘Silent Night’

2nd: ‘Lullaby’

Mini Lyrical

1st (tie): ‘Don’t Worry About Me’

2nd: ‘Isn’t She Lovely’

4th: ‘I’ll Fly Away

Mini Musical Theatre

3rd: ‘Sing Like The Birdies’

5th: ‘Ease on Down The Road’

Mini Jazz

4th: ‘We Run This’

5th: ‘Hair’

Didn’t Place

‘Grown Woman’

‘In Person’

‘Viva La Swing’

Mini Contemporary

4th: ‘Til’ Morrow’

5th (tie): ‘Wanting’

Didn’t Place

‘No More Fear’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: ‘We So Meek’

Junior Lyrical

1st: ‘Afterglow’

5th: ‘Sky Full of Stars’

Junior Musical Theatre

1st: ‘Sit Down, You’re Rocking The Boat’

Didn’t Place

‘Chicago, Illinois’

‘Good Morning Baltimore’

Junior Specialty

1st (tie): ‘Superego’

2nd: ‘Did I Mention’

Junior Contemporary

1st: ‘Awakening’

5th (3-way tie): ‘Strings’

Didn’t Place

‘Do You Love Me?’

‘Sleep’

‘The Wait’

Junior Jazz

1st: ‘Vibeology’

Didn’t Place

‘In Love With A Monster’

‘When I Grow Up’

Junior Ballet

1st: ‘Le Corsaire’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: ‘No Mercy’

Teen Contemporary

4th: ‘The Self House’

Didn’t Place

‘3 Strikes’

‘Cage of Bones’

‘Concentrate’

‘Flashing Lights’

‘Holy Water’

‘Red Arrow’

Teen Hip-Hop

2nd (tie): ‘Bang’

3rd (tie): ‘Ooh, Kill Em’

5th: ‘Goons Out’

Teen Lyrical

Didn’t Place

‘Do You Remember?’

‘Give Us A Little Love’

‘Heart of Stone’

‘Let It All Go’

‘Mine’

‘Viva la Vida’

Teen Ballet

1st: ‘Esmerelda’

Teen Jazz

5th: ‘Opposites Attract’

Didn’t Place

‘Money’

Teen Specialty

2nd: ‘Pick Up The Pace’

3rd (tie): ‘Sexyback’

Senior Lyrical

3rd: ‘Foolish Games’

Senior Contemporary

2nd (tie): ‘Settle In’

Specialty Awards:

Mini Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘No More Fear’

Junior Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘Awakening’

Teen Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘The Self House’

Senior Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘Settle In’

Best Production Performance

‘No Mercy’

Best Jazz Performance

‘Vibeology’

Best Ballet Performance

‘Esmerelda’

‘Le Corsaire’

Best Hip-Hop Performance

‘No Mercy’

‘We So Meek’

Best Contemporary Performance

‘Awakening’

Best Musical Theatre Performance

‘Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat’

Best Specialty Performance

‘Superego’

Best Lyrical Performance

‘Don’t Worry About Me’

‘Afterglow’

Best Performance:

Mini

1st runner-up: ‘We So Meek’

Junior

2nd runner-up: ‘Awakening’

Teen

5th runner-up: ‘The Self House’

Senior

3rd runner-up: ‘Settle In’

Best Dancer:

Mini Female

2nd runner-up: Brooklin Cooley ($100)

Top 22: Vanessa Valenzuela

Didn’t Place

Olivia Bell

Olivia Benyamin

Kenzie Charboneau

Kanon Greer

Addison Jones

Brooklyn Jones

Paige Kracht

Rachel Loiselle

Isabella Lynch

Grace Mckinley

Kyla Robinson

Arie Russell

Chloe Slone

Bella Sor

Delaney Taylor

Mini Male

Winner: JT Church ($350)

Top 13: Jonah Benyamin

Junior Female

Top 21: Audrey Caldwell

Top 21: Milla Fabirkiewicz

Top 21: Marley Heath

Top 21: Samantha McGowan

Junior Male

Top 12: Isaiah Wilson

Didn’t Place

Paetyn Kuntz

Bailey LaMagdelaine

Madison Levato-Demar

Elle McAuley

Breanne Ng

Summer O’Haver

Landrie Peterson

Taylor Ponsness

Kylie Propps

Makenna Taylor

Kayla Walsh

Teen Female

Didn’t Place

Sophia Benyamin

McKenna Dickson

Jenn Gamma

Marley Gorman

Chevelle Heller

Hailey Jimenez

Kamilla Johnson

Jasmine Robinson

Jazlyn Robinson

Tatiana Savedra

Carlee Schield

Jenna Valenzuela

Mia Wilson

Lizzy Zaritsky

Teen Male

Top 22: Sky Bleeker

Senior Female

Winner: Simrin Player ($1000)

Didn’t Place

Isabella Boyer

Senior Male

Top 20: Brandt Czerniski

Studio of the Year:

Winner: Club Dance Studio

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Club Dance @ JUMP Phoenix

Friday February 21st

4:30pm #140.a Carnival In Venice Junior Ballet Line (Olga Tarasova Choreography) 

Addison Jones, Brooklynn Jones, Nyla Hemsley, Olivia Benyamin, Julia Chavez, Amaya Weeks, Grace McKinley, Rachel Loiselle, Ava Reed, Isabelle Barnett, Isabella Lynch

4:39pm #144 Sound Of Swing Junior Tap Extended Line (Jeffery Bacigalupo Choreography)

4:51pm #148 Howl Junior Musical Theatre Extended Line (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Grace McKinely, Preslee Lund, Rachel Loiselle, Delaney Taylor, Breeyn Goodman, Olivia Benyamin, Kanon Greer, Ellie Toffelson, Isabella Lynch, Addison Fay, Hailey Baer, Olivia Bell, Colby Rich, Emma Martin, Amaya Weeks, Ashlyn Shaffer, Ava Sweet, Isabella Barnet, Alexa Zakaras, Elsie Check, Julia Chavez, Kaleia Elle Barba, Chloe Slone

5:03pm #152 Time Flies Junior Lyrical Group (Dana Metz Choreography)

Isabelle Barnett, Chloe Slone, Isabella Lynch, Olivia Benyamin, Amaya Weeks, Olivia Bell, Grace McKinley, Kaleia Barber, a jones twin??

5:16pm #156 Conformity Junior Contemporary Line (Nick Meola Choreography) 

5:32pm #161 Otto Junior Contemporary Group (Jessie Riley Choreography)

Olivia Benyamin, Addison Jones, Brooklynn Jones, Grace McKinley, Olivia Bell, Rachel Loiselle, Delaney Taylor, Isabella Lynch, Chloe Slone

5:52pm #167 Can’t Help Falling In Love Junior Lyrical Line (Danny Lawn Choreography) 

Isabella Lynch, Rachel Loiselle, Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Paige Kracht, Olivia Benyamin, Julia Chavez, Grace McKinely, Delaney Taylor, Brooklynn Jones, Addison Jones, Breeyn Goodman

6:08pm #172 Chapstick Junior Jazz Group (Molly Long Choreography)

Alexis Adair, Olivia Benyamin, Brooklin Cooley, Addison Jones, Delaney Taylor, Isabella Lynch, Rachel Loiselle, Paige Kracht, Brightyn Rines,

6:26pm #178 A La Cardi Junior Hip-Hop Extended Line (Ricky Maalouf Choreography) 

6:52pm #185 Din Din Da Junior Ballroom Extended Line (Erica Marr Choreography)

9:03pm #220 Traffic Senior Contemporary Group 

Avery Gay, Jaycee Wilkins, Jenna Valenzuela, Cienne Bethea, Brooke Judge 

9:37pm #231 Diamond Senior Contemporary Group (Dana Metz Choreography)

Jaycee Wilkins, Jenna Valenzuela, Mia Wilson, Summer O’Haver, Maia Rogers, Paige Kracht, Lindsey Surprenant, Dylynn Jones, Hailey Jimenez

10:16pm #244 Glass Doors Senior Contemporary Extended Line (Nick Meola Choreography)

10:45pm #253 Impossible Senior Jazz Line (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Saturday February 22nd

3:04pm #256 Misfits Mini Hip-Hop Line (Raegan Lamb Choreography)

Kendyl Miller, Pallas Christe, Abigail Ries, Madison Modero, Aaliyah Diaz, Esme Chou, Elsie Sandall, Lillian Franzo, Nicole Soto, Maysen Bosteter

3:16pm #260 Fabulous Mini Ballroom Line (Kelli & Jaycee Wilkins Choreography) 

Hailey Baer, Julia Chavez, Madyson Barney, Ava Goodman, Bella Fernandez, Colby Rich, Kanon Greer, Amaya Weeks, Makena Erikson, Lillian Franzo, Sydney Kelly, Alexis Alvarez

3:28pm #264 I’m So Excited JUMPstart Jazz Line (Kylie Forrest Choreography)

3:41pm #268 Dance Like Your Daddy Mini Jazz Line (Kylie Forrest Choreography)

3:53pm #272 Bathing Beauties JUMPstart Jazz Line (Jennifer Peterson Choreography)

4:05pm #276 Drum Step Mini Hip-Hop Extended Line (Ricky Maalouf Choreography)

4:17pm #280 I Got A Girl Mini Jazz Group (Molly Long Choreography)

Julia Chavez, Madison Barney, Ellie Smith, Colby Rich, Esme Chou, Ava Goodman, Kanon Greer, Hailey Baer, Aften Harris

4:29pm #284 Clap Snap Mini Ballroom Line (Erica Marr Choreography)

Addison Jones, Brooklynn Jones, Hailey Baer, Julia Chavez, Isabella Lynch, Olivia Bell, Makena Erikson, Sophia Dasalla, Rachel Loiselle, Esme Chou, Delaney Taylor, Madyson Barney, Breeyn Goodman, Ava Goodman, Grace McKinely, Lillian Franzo

4:44pm #288 The Rose JUMPstart Lyrical Group (Jennifer Peterson Choreography)

Nicole Soto, Abigail Ries, Madyson Barney, Elsie Sandall, Esme Chou, Alexis Alvarez, Kendyl Miller, Harper Peterson, Charlotte Allphin

4:57pm #292 My Big French Boyfriend Mini Musical Theatre Line (Kelli & Jaycee Wilkins Choreography)

5:11pm #296 Changing Tide Mini Contemporary Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography) 

Madison Barney, Bella Fernandez, Ellie Smith, Colby Rich, Makena Erickson, Alexis Alvarez, Kanon Greer, Esme Chou, Amaya Weeks

5:42pm #306 Hallelujah Mini Lyrical Line (Danny Lawn Choreography)

6:03pm #311 Everybody Mad Teen Hip-Hop Line (Raegan Lamb Choreography) 

6:52pm #318 Pure Love Teen Jazz Line (Raegan Lamb Choreography) 

7:14pm #325 River Teen Contemporary Line (Raegan Lamb Choreography)

7:36pm #332 Falling Slowly Teen Lyrical Extended Line 

8:32pm #350 Lead And I’ll Follow Teen Specialty Group (Jason Parsons Choreography)

Bostyn Brown, Brooke Judge, Brooklin Cooley, Jaycee Wilkins, Avery Gay

8:56pm #358 Woman’s Work Teen Lyrical Line (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

9:21pm #366 Pump Teen Ballroom Extended Line (Erica Marr Choreography) 

9:44pm #373 Who Da Baby Teen Hip-Hop Extended Line (Ricky Maalouf Choreography)

10:03pm #378.a Bassline Teen Jazz Line (Danny Lawn Choreography) 

10:26pm #384.a This Years Love Teen Contemporary Group (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Jaycee Wilkins, Bostyn Brown, Brooke Judge, Avery Gay, Jenna Valenzuela, Brooklin Cooley, Alexis Adair, Paige Kracht

10:39pm #388 Both Sides Now Teen Lyrical Line (Lauren Adams Choreography)

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Depiction of Loyalist refugees on their way to the Canadas during the American Revolution, by Howard Pyle (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Royal Proclamation of 1763

the Capitulation of Montreal

from 1760 to 1763

the Royal Proclamation 1763

We have seen that the slaves in Nouvelle-France were mostly the Indigenous people of North America who themselves had slaves. Slavery between Amerindians is humiliating, but it is not racism. Amerindian nations fought one another and the better warrior could enslave members of another Indigenous nation.

For the purpose of this post, suffice it to know that as France grew more vulnerable, its Indian allies fled. France was outnumbered. After losing the battle of the Plains of Abraham, thus named because the land where the battle was fought belonged to fisherman Abraham Martin. Montreal capitulated, but its native allies were to be protected. (See The Capitulation of Montreal, Canadian Encyclopedia.)

No authentic images of Pontiac are known to exist. This interpretation was painted by John Mix Stanley. (Photo and Caption Credit:Wikipedia)

They weren’t. New France’s Amerindians were at the mercy of Britain’s Thirteen Colonies. They feared a land rush, but Chief Pontiac fought the Thirteen Colonies quite successfully, which he could not do indefinitely. To protect Amerindians, England issued the Royal Proclamation of 1763, providing Aboriginals with a large reserve. The territory was large and nearly impenetrable. Later, the Act of Quebec (1774) ended attempts to assimilate the former New France. A very large province of Quebec was created, which, in the eyes of American patriots, was an Intolerable Act.

The Thirteen Colonies

Upper and Lower Canadas

The light pink shows the land where the Indigenous population of Canada could live without fear of losing their land. In 1775, Louisiana belonged to Spain. In the second map, we see Quebec as it was in 1774, under the Quebec Act. We also see part of Rupert’s Land.

The Revolutionary War

The future United States signed a Declaration of Independence on 4th July 1776 and it then fought its Revolutionary War, or War of Independence, from 1675 to 1783, defeating Britain. This victory was formalized by the Treaty of Paris 1783.

Empire Loyalists

shift in demographics

slavery

White loyalists and Black loyalists

However, among Americans, some families and individuals did not approve of independence. They fled to the large British province of Quebec. To help United Empire Loyalist, the large Quebec was divided into two Canadas: Upper Canada and, lower down the St Lawrence, Lower Canada. The Constitutional Act, which divided the Province of Quebec, was legislated in 1791.

The Constitutional Act did not divide the province of Quebec into an English-language Upper Canada and a French-language Lower Canada. The Eastern Townships,[1] the area of Quebec where I live, was given to the Loyalists and their slaves, whom they were allowed to bring to Canada as part of their property. The Loyalists also settled in Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

The arrival of the Loyalists was a blessing and a curse. The future Canada welcomed the Loyalists, Whites and Blacks. However, the citizens of the former New France were a minority.

300 Blacks went to (Quebec)

500 Upper Canada (Ontario)

1,200 to the Maritimes (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island)

White Loyalists and Black Loyalists

There were Black loyalists who had earned their freedom by fighting with Britain against the future United States had earned their freedom. Loyalists also settled in Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

  The earliest known image of a black Nova Scotian, in British Canada, in 1788. He was a wood cutter in Shelburne, Province of Nova Scotia. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Blacks in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia would be Black slaves’ best destination. Although the Imperial Act of 1790 assured slave owners that they could retain Black slaves, in 1788, Nova Scotia abolitionist James Drummond MacGregor from Pictou “published the first anti-slavery literature in Canada and began purchasing slaves’ freedom” (…).  He set an example. Many Nova Scotia Loyalists freed their slaves. (See Slavery in Canada, Wikipedia.)

However, a total of 3,500 Black Loyalists left the current United States. Nova Scotia would be home to many, were it not that white Loyalists attacked Black Loyalists.  The Shelburne Riots that took place in July 1784 revealed racism. White Loyalists were given the best land, which they felt entitled to as White Loyalist. So, in 1792, 1300 Black loyalists left for Sierra Leone, where they would be free and would govern themselves.

Until recent reforms in immigration, about 37% of Canada’s Black community lived in Nova Scotia.

The Act against Slavery, 1793 (Wikipedia)

Vrooman vs Cooley

Ontario slave owners opposed the enfranchisement of Black slaves. In Ontario the case of Chloe Cooley, is a sad portrait of entitlement. Chloe tried escape an abusive owner, Sergeant Adam Vrooman. He had bound her in a boat in an attempt to take her to the State of New. She protested violently and the event was witnessed by , led to the passage or an the  Act Against Slavery of 1793.  On 14 March 1793, Vrooman bound Cooley in a boat in an attempt to take her across the Niagara River to the State of New York, where he would sell her. She protested violently and the event was witnessed by former slave Peter Martin and by William Grisely. The event was reported to Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. However, Vrooman had not broken the law. Loyalists could bring their slaves to British North America. He also noted that in 1760, the French inhabitants of Lower Canada had been allowed to keep their slaves. Yet, despite the reluctance of the several government of Upper Canada, the Act Against Slavery of 1793 was legislated.

In Ontario, the case of Chloe Cooley, who tried to escape an abusive owner, Sergeant Adam Vrooman, led to the unconvincing passage of an the Act Against Slavery of 1793.  On 14 March 1793, Vrooman bound Cooley in a boat in an attempt to take her across the Niagara River to the State of New York, where he would sell her. She protested violently and the event was witnessed by former slave Peter Martin and by William Grisely. Peter Martin brought the incident to the attention of Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe. However, Vrooman had not broken the law, so accusation could be no more than an information. Loyalists could bring their slaves to British North America. He also noted that in 1760, the inhabitants of the had been allowed to keep their property. Yet, despite the reluctance of the several government of Upper Canada, the Act Against Slavery of 1793 was legislated.

Let us read the letter Sergeant Vrooman wrote to the authorities. He used the law to perpetuate an abuse. In this respect, his letter is a classic:

[…] been informed that an information had been lodged against him to the Attorney General relative to his proceedings in his Sale of said Negroe Woman; your Petitioner had received no information concerning the freedom of Slaves in this Province, except a report which prevailed among themselves, and if he has transgressed against the Laws of his Country by disposing of Property (which from the legality of the purchase from Benjamin Hardison) he naturally supposed to be his own, it was done without knowledge of any Law being in force to the contrary. (See Chloe Cooley and the Act to Limit Slavery in Upper Canada. The Canadian Encyclopedia.) 

Laws can be used to wrong a human being. In this respect, the fate of Chloe Clooney is a classic. In the eyes of slave-owning Loyalists, ownership guaranteed everything. If so, what a nightmare for a woman.

The arrival of the Loyalists led to the Constitutional Act of 1791, which separated a large Quebec into Upper and Lower Canada. French-speaking Canadiens lived in Lower Canada, part of which was the Eastern Townships, given to Loyalists. I cannot make sense of the Constitutional Act of 1871. It received royal assent in June 1791 and it seems an attempt to assimilate French-speaking Canadians.

The Act to Limit Slavery in Upper Canada received royal assent on 9 July 1793, but in Upper Canada, slavery was not abolished until 1833. However, the Underground Railroad, helped slaves flee to Canada. United Empire Loyalists had taken their slaves with them, as property. But Blacks that escaped had not been owned.

Conclusion

I will conclude here. We must introduce the Underground Railroad, an organization that helped Black Slaves flee to Canada. I am reading The Slave in Canada by William Henrick Riddell. It is an Internet Archive publication. I have looked for videos and saw one about the Royal Proclamation of 1763 There was a rush for land which was called freedom. The proclamation deprived the colonists of their freedom, as though freedom allowed. An Aboriginal was not seen as a person, nor was a person whose colour was not white.

Love to everyone ♥

I’ve not been well and may need to close my blog.

_______________ [1] “Under the terms of the Constitutional Act of 1791, the Eastern Townships were open to settlement and a land rush followed. Most of the 3,000 or so settlers came from the United States. A few were Loyalists, at least in spirit, but most simply wanted land and had no strong feeling about nationality. Many more immigrated from the British Isles, including Gaelic-speaking Scots.” (See Eastern Townships, Wikipedia)

Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea) (courtesy National Gallery of Canada/5777) Painting of Joseph Brant by William Berczy, circa 1807, oil on canvas.

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6/23/2019 Roundup

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Tip Your Hotel Maid

Good news:

The University of Ottawa has taken a small step in the right direction following recent carding incidents. A former vice chair of the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has been hired to lead an inquiry, and a new framework has been released to address racism on campus.

Taylor Shields and noted homophobe Tyler Albrecht lost the jobs they were appointed to shortly before Dean French stepped down from his position as Doug Ford’s chief of staff.

This week in Ontario’s history:

June 17, 2003: Prime Minister Jean Chrétien announces that his government will put forward legislation to legalize same-sex marriage in Canada and that he intends to ask for advice from the Supreme Court to protect the new law from provincial appeals (Alberta Premier Ralph Klein had threatened to appeal immediately).

June 19, 1793: The Upper Canada Assembly passes an act to ban bringing slaves into the colony but not to ban slavery outright; roughly half of the government’s members owned slaves but chose to support the act after negotiating the terms. The initiative was partially triggered by Lt. Governor John Simcoe’s outrage over the treatment of Chloe Cooley, who was held as a slave in the Niagara area.