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Sources and Notes for Current Research[edit]

The Deering Family and Estates[edit]

Charles Deering Estates[edit]

  • News paper article depicting Deering's plans for the Estate in Cutler. [1]
  • Advertisement of a plot of land next to the Deering Estate 1918.[2]
  • DEERING LEFT ALL TO KIN.; Entire $12,000,000 Fortune of Harvester Man Goes to His Family.[3]
  • Charles Deering is a hero. Needs to be verified to see if it's the right Charles. [4]
  • [Book] Dunlop, Beth, and Joanna Lombard. Great Houses of Florida. New York: Rizzoli, 2008. Print. - Can't find in MDPLS
The Deering Library[edit]
  • [Book] Barrett, Nina, Russell T. Clement, Jeffrey Garrett, Janet Olson, and Peter Kiar. Deering Library: An Illustrated History. Evanston, Ill: Northwestern University Press, 2008. Print.

Richmond Cottage[edit]

  • 1907 advertisement for the Richmond Cottage. Manager of the time: E. F. Thompson. [5]
  • Miss. Fleda Blackman stayed at the Richmond Cottage in 1902. Find out who Miss. Blackman is. [6]
  • Mrs. Perkins along with her mother, Mrs. Richards, stayed at the Richmond Cottage while Mr. & Mrs. Richmond were away. [7]
  • Mr. John Strong stayed at the RC in 1911. He sailed a yaut called the Dixie. Who is John Strong? [8]
  • A report on the building of the RC in Feb 1900. [9]

The Deering Family Buisness[edit]

International Harvester[edit]

Cuba[edit]

Natives in Cuba[edit]

  • "The reference The Peoples of the Caribbean by Nicholas Saunders (first listing) is - in parts - available online and states on p272 "At the time of the European arrival, the Taino population ... lived a settled village life and practised agriculture." There may be more information on their source of animal proteins on other pages. You may want to check your library for this refence. --91.115.163.156 (talk) --Cookatoo.ergo.ZooM (talk) 18:17, 3 August 2010 (UTC)" From Humanities Help Desk For Cuba & Taíno.