Carey Family Crest igrokspock@alumni.kings.edu		The Carey name is full of tradition and heritage. The name Carey can be traced to Ireland and Scotland. The name Carey in Ireland is derived from the native Gaelic O'Ciardha Sept who were located in County Kildare. The name is now widespread but most common in the Province of Munster. The name was also brought to the country by Anglo settlers. Over the years, the Carey name has taken many forms, including: Carew, Carry, Cary, Casey, Kerr, Kerry, Keary, O'Ciarain, O'Ceirin and even Curran. The Carey coat of arms appears on this page. The background tartan is the Kerr family tartan. If you would like to find your own family tartan, select the Tartan Finder at Scotland.com. Search for your Irish family surname at Irishsurnames.com or Coat of Arms by Eddie Geoghegan. Click one of the maps below to take a virtual tour of the United Kingdom at Lonely Planet. **************************************************************************** The Carey Page is dedicated to the millions of would be webmasters who would like to develop a web page of their own. This page is proof, that if I can do it, so can you. **************************************************************************** Apply today for the Carey Award. If you are an amateur webmaster and think your site is worthy of "The Carey Award," click on the award link below. Provide your URL name, site title, a short description of your site, your name, and your email address. Upon review and approval you will receive the HTML code with your award. Your site will be added to The Carey Award site. GOOD LUCK ! **************************************************************************** The Barnes & Noble Bookstore is always open. Click on the Book Store Link, pour yourself a cup of coffee, and browse the shelves. **************************************************************************** Click Links for the Carey Page O' Links. Use it as your starting point to get lost in the Web. **************************************************************************** Click on the church image below to see the web page of the First Church of Christ, Wilkes-Barre, PA. I am the webmaster of the Church of Christ web site, titled "The Cornerstone." I was the choir director at the First Church of Christ. Select either the "Jesus Christ is Lord" image or the "Rise Again" image to view information about recent cantatas performed at the church. . . **************************************************************************** I am president of the E.L. Meyers High School Band Parents Association. The band maintains a web site to keep members informed on upcoming events and fund raisers. The site also contains pictures about recent band activities. Students can view the results of fund raising efforts, communicate with other band members, and check out links to other bands on the web. Click on the band picture to see their site. . **************************************************************************** So what is this IGROKSPOCK thing about? Back in the 1960's, when Star Trek was not in reruns, Robert A. Heinlein's book "Stranger in a Strange Land" was very popular. Grok is a term coined by Heinlein in the book. Many young people who read Heinlein's book also were big Trek fans. A popular melding of these two phenomenon appeared on bumper stickers and T-shirts with the phrase "I grok Spock." Search Barnes & Noble for one of a million discounted books. Search for Books at barnesandnoble.com Search by: Keyword Title Author Click on the award to apply.    Enter a City or US Zip:   View My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook
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