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| | New Georgia Encyclopedia: William Louis Jones (1827-1914) |
 | | Born on a large plantation in Liberty County on March 27, 1827, Jones was the son of Mary Robarts and William Jones. | | | A graduate of the University of Georgia in 1845, he studied medicine at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, in New York. | | | A year later, he returned to Athens to serve as the professor of natural history at his alma mater. |
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http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-2589
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| | Bradley Family Research |
| | She was born May 13, 1870 in Greenup County, Kentucky and died May 07, 1945 in Greenup County, Kentucky. | | | WILLIAM JAMES STURGILL, September 01, 1887, Floyd County, Kentucky; b. | | | David and Cynthia were married in the home of William Bradley by WW Morgan,J.P.F.C. Witnesses were Jacob Hallifield and Elliott Hicks. |
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http://www.dragg.net/sbrown/GeneologyBradleyFamilyResearch.htm
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| | The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Stephens |
| | Stephens, Russell H. — of Genesee County, Mich. Republican. | | | Stephens, Jay B. — of District of Columbia. | | | Monroe County, N.Y. Justice of New York Supreme Court 7th District, 1920-25. |
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http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/stephens.html
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| | Obituary of William D. Stephens (1859-1944) |
| | Born in Eaton, Preble County, Ohio, Stephens was educated in the public schools of that state. | | | California& World War I governor, William Dennison Stephens, died yesterday at the age of 85 while his country was at war with the Japanese against whom he had raised a warning voice a quarter of a century ago. | | | William Dennison Stephens, 84, governor of California from 1917 to 1923, died yesterday in Santa Fe Hospital after a five weeks’ illness. |
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http://www.ulwaf.com/LA-1900s/SpecialReports/Mayors/MayorStephens.html
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| | Company B, Blount County Hornets |
| | His CSA monument in the Cleveland United Methodist Church Cemetery recorded William was born 1824 and died 1863; Nancy Huffstutler died 12 Jul 1894 at the age of 73. | | | William B. Jones was enumerated on the 1907 Morgan County Confederate Census where he reported he was born 18 Apr 1835 near Somerville, Morgan County, Alabama. | | | William Talley, a former citizen of this county, died on May 11th, at the home of his daughter, near Siluria, in Shelby county. |
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http://fly.hiwaay.net/~bobwonda/files/civilwarcompanies/29B.html
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| | Famous Masons |
| | Roosevelt, Franklin D. Governor of New York and 32nd President of the United States, he was the only US president to be reelected three times. | | | Stephens, William D. - Mayor of Los Angeles, Congressman and Governor of California 1917-1927. | | | Hamilton, Frederick William - Unitarian minister and President of Tufts College. |
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http://www.kinglodge.org/famousmasons.htm
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| | Summer Computer Camp at UCLA |
| | On May 23, 1919 California Governor William D. Stephens signed the legislation that created the "southern branch" of the University of California. |
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http://www.cybercamps.com/cybercamps/locUCLA.asp
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| | Zero Milestone - Washington, DC |
| | Dwight D. Eisenhower (soon to return to his peacetime rank of Captain), participated in it. | | | Two wreaths were presented to Colonel Franklin for delivery to Governor Stephens of California. | | | During 3 days in the city, Colonel Franklin presented the two ceremonial wreaths, given to him in Washington, to Governor Stephens. |
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http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/infrastructure/zero.htm
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| | U.S. major cities |
| | 1863) 1847 - 1848 William V. Brady (b. | | | 1876) 1858 - 1859 William Augustus Prentiss (b. | | | 1901) 22 Mar 1897 - 5 Apr 1897 William Richert (acting) 5 Apr 1897 - 1904 William Cotter Maybury (b. |
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| | 44th AL Infantry Muster Roll, Company "B" |
| | BROWN, Lewis D., Capt (resigned, 18 March 63 | | | SHAMBLIN, William (enlisted, aged 28; transferred in from 1st AL Regt, 1 Nov 64 | | | DEASON, James William (enlisted, 31 March 62, Scottsville, AL, aged 32; wounded, Sharpsburg, and furloughed |
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http://www.tarleton.edu/~kjones/44bmstr.html
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| | KY Marriages |
| | Hill, Mary married Norcutt, William on 03 Mar 1796 in Lincoln County, KY Davis, William married Norcutt, Sealy on 21 Aug 1801 in Lincoln County, KY | | | Northcutt, A. married Louisa J. Hill in 1860 in Carroll County, Ky Northcutt, William b. | | | and Rebecca Morgan, 19 Apr. 1818, m by CW, b Thomas Stephens, Campbell Co., KY Northcutt, Hayden and Eliza Stephens, 25 Oct. 1827, m by WH, b William D. |
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http://www.northcuttfamily.com/ky.htm
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| | HENRY W KNOX |
| | Brother William Stephens was Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason in Southern California Lodge No. 278 (now Arcadia San Gabriel Lodge No. 278) in 1891. | | | The 25 charter members of William D. Stephens Lodge chose a most deserving Mason to honor. | | | This was also the year William D. Stephen became the 16th Potentate of the Al Malaikah Shrine Temple in Los Angeles. |
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http://www.wisdomlodge202.org/names.htm
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| | Journal of San Diego History |
| | Claus Spreckels, William D. Stephens, governor of California, his widowed daughter, Mrs. | | | In the case of the formal dinner, the seating at the table of honor once again suggests that John D. Spreckels had a hand in it. | | | John D. Spreckels sat at another table and had as their guest 16-year-old Marie Spreckels, daughter of John D. Spreckels, Jr. |
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http://www.sandiegohistory.org/journal/87fall/duchess.htm
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| | U.S. states A-D |
| | 1871) 18 Jan 1859 - 20 Jan 1863 William Burton Dem (b. | | | 1783 part of Georgia 1798 part of Mississippi 3 Mar 1817 territory 14 Dec 1819 state 11 Jan 1861 secession 8 Feb 1861 founding state of Confederate States of America 1868 readmitted to United States Governors Dec 1817 - 10 Jul 1820 William W. Bibb Dem (b. | | | 1925) 5 Dec 1970 - 2 Dec 1974 William A. Egan (2nd time) Dem (s.a.) 2 Dec 1974 - 6 Dec 1982 Jay S. Hammond Rep (b. |
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| | Delta Iota Alumni Page |
| | Jay F. Hummel, P.E. (1235), Chris O. Hallberg (1236), William D. Northey (1237), David M. Gehrig (1238), Scott A. Schroeder (1239), William C. Hay (1240), David M. Ratzke (1241), Wade A. Sparks (1242), David L. Evans, Jr. | | | (0504), William E. Robinson (0505), Ward M. Rockey (0506), John O. Roeder (0507), Robert V. Rouse (0508), Warren A. Styner, Jr. | | | Dwight A. Elder (0278), Wentzel H. Hansen (0279), Edward K. Eichenberger (0280), Robert D. Galbraith (0281), Carl E. Jones (0282), Benjamin F. |
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| | Obituary of George Alexander (1839-1923) |
| | He came to America at the age of 11 with his parents, William Alexander and Mary Alexander, first settling in Chicago. | | | The Los Angeles Aqueduct was completed during his administration. | | | There he began his career by working as a newsboy. |
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http://www.ulwaf.com/LA-1900s/SpecialReports/Mayors/MayorAlexander.html
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| | AMC SES |
| | Hardin, Clyde D. Harris, W.O. Harvey, Mary Ellen | | | McDaniel, Barry W. McEneany, Daniel M. McKenna, F.X. Mehney, Daniel G. Mermagen, William H., Sr. | | | Johnson, Lawrence D. Jones, George L. Jones, Henry B. Jury, J.R. Kaufman, J.V.R., Dr. |
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| | John Locke Bibliography -- Name/Title Index -- S |
| | Siegel, Stephen A. “The Aristotelian basis of English law, 1450-1800.” | | | Sheasgreen, William J. “John Locke and the charity school movement.” | | | Shea, William R. (ed.) Contemporary issues in political philosophy. |
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http://www.libraries.psu.edu/tas/locke/ns.html
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| | California State Milita and National Guard Unit Histories: Alturas Home Guard |
| | The members were honorably discharged by direction of Governor William D. Stephens after the close of World War I. William S. (Billy) Brown, who had seen service in the Philippines, was its captain. | | | Others who had served in the army were O. Morgan, W. Hutten and W. Ahl. |
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| | Stephens, William D, MD - Jackson Medical Clinic - Medical Specialists - Jackson, MS, 39202-1687 - Citysearch |
| | Stephens, William D, MD - Jackson Medical Clinic | | | Stephens, William D, MD - Jackson Medical Clinic - Medical Specialists - Jackson, MS, 39202-1687 - Citysearch | | | Sign In · Help · Nov 23 2005 |
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| | William O. Stephens, Ph.D. |
| | In 1984 he graduated from Earlham College with an A.B. in philosophy, Phi Beta Kappa, receiving departmental honors in philosophy, college honors, and the Georgia M. Watkins Scholarship in Greek and Latin. | | | Stephens served as the Local Arrangements Chair of the Mountain-Plains Philosophy Conference hosted at Creighton University in October 1994. | | | William Stephens has been a member of the Philosophy Department faculty of Creighton College of Arts and Sciences since 1990. |
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http://mentor.creighton.edu/bios/stephnsb.htm
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| | William O. Stephens, Ph.D. |
| | Thomas Williams, Alvin Plantinga Fellow, The Center for Philosophy of Religion, University of Notre Dame 2005—2006; Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies, University of South Florida | | | Geoff Bakewell, William M. Barry Professor and Associate Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies, Creighton University | | | Center for Hellenic Studies Summer Scholar, June 25 to August 6, 1997, Washington, D.C. William F. Kelley, S.J. Outstanding Service Achievement Award for the Waste Reduction Advisory Committee of Creighton University, received Sept. 26, 1996 |
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http://puffin.creighton.edu/phil/bill.htm
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| | STEPHENS, William Dennison (1859-1944) Bibliography |
| | War addresses, proclamations and patriotic messages of Governor William D. Stephens. | | | Issued by the War history department of the California Historical survey commission. |
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http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/bibdisplay.pl?index=S000861
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| | Twain cabin at Jackass Hill |
| | The Governor recited events of Twain's arrival at Jackass Hill in December 1864, his prospecting days, and his life in the cabin, which has been restored by William J. Loring, President of the American Mining Congress. | | | - The Mark Twain memorial cabin at Jackass Hill, near here, was dedicated today, with Governor William D. Stephens delivering the dedicatory address. | | | Twain slept and ate in the cabin, which has been restored, during the time he prospected for gold in California. |
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http://www.twainquotes.com/19220611.html
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| | People of DeKalb |
| | William H. Barksdale, James H. Burt, Louis L. Clanton, Carey A. Cunningham, Garry D. Freeman, Byron R. Hall, Bennie R. Moncus, John N. McClendon, Larry S. Samples, John A. Shaw, Gerald W. Stephens | | | Herman B. Arrington, Austin Blansit, Volney Glenn, Charles H. Hamilton, Melvin C. Harris, Jesse Clyde Heaton, James McCord, Ralph D. McKinney, Paul J. Rector, Butch Rogers |
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http://www.dekalbsociety.freeservers.com/custom3.html
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| | Search for D Daniell books: |
| | [To] His Excellency, Governor William D. Stephens, from [the] Seventh-day Adventists in California | | | Last updated: Wednesday 23rd of November 2005 11:10:07 PM | | | Julius Caesar - Arden Shakespeare : Third Series - Paperback (Shakespeare, William, Works.) |
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http://xmlwriter.net/books/search/1-D+Daniell.html
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