Layton and johnstone biography of rory gilmore

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All rights reserved by the author.

The author makes acknowledgement to B. G. Thomas for valuable suggestions and his assistance in indexing the book.

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This is not a definitive history of Harnett County. That remains to be written.

I have tried to make this a readable, narrative story of the men and women who made Harnett County what it is today by PASSING THIS WAY.

Lore and legend, admittedly have been given a rightful place; a wealth of material has been drawn from conversations with the living and with those who since have passed on.

But there is more—a lifetime of love for Harnett County, twenty years of exhaustive search of land grants, deeds, personal papers, graveyards; scrutiny of library collections dealing with people, events or places in this county; countless steps in which I have ret

Miss Judith Elizabeth Allen, for voluntary service to the community in Northern Ireland.

Mr Ralph Gunther Bauer Chair, Franklin Group, for services to textiles manufacturing in Northern Ireland.

Mrs Gwyneth Noelle Buchanan, sergeant, Police Service of Northern Ireland, for services to policing and the community in Northern Ireland.

Mr John Murray Cameron, trustee, RUCGC Foundation, for voluntary service to the community in Northern Ireland.

Mr William James Campbell for services to agriculture.

Mr Robert James Kennedy Cardwell for services to the RNLI and the community in Northern Ireland.

Mrs Elizabeth Iris Corry, volunteer, the Salvation Army, for charitable services to the community.

Mr Alan Corry-Finn, vice president of trustees, Northern Ireland Hospice and Director of Nursing, Primary Care and Older People, Western Health and Social Care Trust, for services to nursing.

Mr Steven Davis, captain, Northern Ireland Football Team, for services to football.

Mr John Joseph Donnelly, chairman, SDC Trailers, for services to economic development in Northern Ireland.

Alderman Allan George Ewart for services to local government and the community in Northern Ireland.

Ms Elizabeth Griffith, policy officer, Law Centre NI, for services to vulnerable people.

Dr Robert William Hardeman, deputy chair, NI Science Industry Panel, for services to the advanced manufacturing, materials and engineering sector in Northern Ireland.

Mrs Dian Joyce Heaney for voluntary service to the community in Craigavon.

Mr Columb Henry, JP DL, for services to the community in Northern Ireland.

Ms Alyson Hogg, founder and owner, Vita Liberata, for services to economic development in Northern Ireland.

Ms Mary Elizabeth (Moya) Johnston, group vice president, OEM Businesses, Survitec Group Ltd, for services to economic development in Northern Ireland.

Mr Maurice William Lee for services to scouting in County Fermanagh.

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