Mike henry jamaica biography of alberta

  • Michael Henry is a Jamaican politician.
  • Michael Henry was born on 29 September , in Drum, County Roscommon, Ireland as the son of Thomas Henry and Maria Prendregast.
  • Newly appointed Minister of Labour and Social Security, Mike Henry, says he wants to see more women involved in the Seasonal Agriculture.

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    Michael Henry

    Michael Henry was born on 29 September , in Drum, County Roscommon, Ireland as the son of Thomas Henry and Maria Prendregast. He married Catherine Maher on 15 December , in Eureka, Humboldt, California, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 6 daughters. He lived in Ashley, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, United States in and Converse, Wyoming, United States in In , at the age of 70, his occupation is listed as stockman in Douglas, Converse, Wyoming, United States. He died on 24 January , in Douglas, Converse, Wyoming, United States, at the age of 83, and was buried in Douglas, Converse, Wyoming, United States.

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    Archives West Finding Aid

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    Speeches

    Typed and hand written speeches by Henry.

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    Rough Drafts

    Hand written documents to be typed by Henry's secretary.

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    Alberta Henry, "What Matters"

    Poem.

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    Alberta Henry, "Parent's Rights and Responsibilities"

    Written for an independant study course at the University of Utah this is a rough draft of what will eventually be a pamphlet available to the parent's of Salt Lake City School District school students.

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    Alberta Henry, "The Frustrated Parent"

    Written for a University of Utah English course. This is a short story based on Henry's experience as a Minority Consultant.

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    Alberta Henry, "Two World's Two Cultures"

    Short story discussing Henry's experiences with prejudice and discrimination.

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    Alberta Henry, "Energy Resource Development in Rocky Mountain West"

    Research paper on the potential impact of energy resource development on minorities.

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    Jamaican Organizations and B&#;nai Brith to Work Together to Highlight Little-Known Chapter of the Holocaust

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    Oct. 13,
    TORONTO – A number of Jamaican organizations have made an agreement with B’nai Brith Canada to publicize a little-known chapter of Jewish history in Jamaica.

    The Jamaican Canadian Association, the Jamaica Association of Montreal, the Jamaican Cultural Association of Nova Scotia, and the Jamaican Canadian Association of Alberta and B’nai Brith Canada will alert their members and communities to the work of York University historian Diana Cooper-Clark to inform the public about how Jamaica saved Jews fleeing the Holocaust.

    Cooper-Clark’s research found that nearly 1, Jews from many parts of Europe, particularly the Netherlands, were housed at the Gibraltar refugee camp, near Kingston in Jamaica between and At that time, Jamaica was part of the British Empire.

    The camp’s location is within the grounds of the University of the Wes