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Storms (Geophysical science series) by William R. Cotton, 1990-06 The Diary of Cotton Mather, D.D., F.R.S. for the year 1712 by Cotton Mather, 1964 The Life and Speeches of the Very Rev. J. H. Cotton, B.C.L. by William Hughes, Vicar of Llanuwchlly, John Henry Cotton, 2009-03-10 The Correspondence and Miscellanies of the Hon. John Cotton Smith ... by William Watson Andrews, John Cotton Smith, 2010-01-12 The correspondence and miscellanies of the Hon. John Cotton Smith .. by John Cotton Smith 1765-1845 Andrews William Watson 1810-1897, 1847-12-31 The Life And Speeches Of The Very Reverend J. H. Cotton, Dean Of Bangor And Rector Of Llanllechyd: With A Brief Sketch Of The Period In Which He Lived (1874) by John Henry Cotton, 2010-09-10 The Life And Speeches Of The Very Reverend J. H. Cotton, Dean Of Bangor And Rector Of Llanllechyd: With A Brief Sketch Of The Period In Which He Lived (1874) by John Henry Cotton, 2010-09-10 Prehistoric Textile Fabrics Of The Us-william H. Holmes. by william H. Holmes., 2010-02-05 Cotton machinery sketches: A book of illustrations of all types of cotton machinery and to accompany the author's book on "Mill management" by William Scott Taggart, 1932 A century and a half of cotton spinning, 1797-1947;: The history of Knowles, Limited of Bolton, by William P Crankshaw, 1947 Illustrated catalog and handbook of formulas and tables relating to the Fales & Jenks ring spinning frame for cotton by William McLeod Fraser, 1925 Cotton spinning: The questions set at the May examination of the city and guilds of London, 1889, with answers; also, an appendix of useful rules and examples connected with the trade by William Whittam, 1898 The principles and processes of cotton yarn manufacture by William E Winchester, 1925 How TV Changed America's Mind by Edward Wakin, William Cotton, 1996-05

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81. William Cotton - Neech Family Tree
    Genealogy information for William Cotton (Bbef1660). Member of the Neech Family Tree. Cicily Neech Bbef1660 Married 6  
    http://users.bigpond.net.au/neech/people/cott-154.htm

82. William Dunavant Says: Overproduction Thwarts Cotton Price Upturn
    William Dunavant says Overproduction thwarts Cotton price upturn Feb 2, 2002 1200 PM By Hembree Brandon Farm Press Editorial Staff  
    http://westernfarmpress.com/mag/farming_william_dunavant_says/
    
    Extractions: Back Issues May 15, 2004 May 1, 2004 April 17, 2004 April 3, 2004 March 20, 2004 March 13, 2004 March 6, 2004 February 21, 2004 February 14, 2004 February 7, 2004 January 24, 2004 January 17, 2004 January 3, 2004 December 20, 2003 December 6, 2003 November 15, 2003 November 1, 2003 October 18, 2003 October 4, 2003 September 20, 2003 September 6, 2003 August 2, 2003 July 5, 2003 June 7, 2003 May 17, 2003 May 3, 2003 April 19, 2003 April 5, 2003 March 15, 2003 March 1, 2003 February 15, 2003 February 1, 2003 January 18, 2003 January 4, 2003 December 21, 2002 November 16, 2002 November 2, 2002 October 19, 2002 October 5, 2002 September 21, 2002 September 7, 2002 August 17, 2002 August 3, 2002 July 20, 2002 July 6, 2002 June 15, 2002 June 1, 2002 May 18, 2002 May 4, 2002 April 20, 2002 April 6, 2002 March 16, 2002 March 2, 2002

83. Dye. Dr. William's Green And Yellow Dye Colour, For Cotton And Linen. Petition
    Full title Dye. Dr. William s green and yellow dye colour, for Cotton and linen. Petition. Issuing Body/Bodies House of Commons  
    http://www.bopcris.ac.uk/bop1688/ref1404.html
    
    Extractions: Search: Advanced search Help Change text size: A A A Home ... Full title: Dye. Dr. William's green and yellow dye colour, for cotton and linen. Petition Issuing Body/Bodies: House of Commons.Committee to Whom the Petition of Dr Richard Williams...Was Referred Chairman/presented by: Whitworth, Mr. Abstract: Report from committee appointed to consider a petition from Richard Williams claiming to have produced permanent green and yellow dyes for use on cotton and linen. Sets out oral and written evidence presented in support of the claim. Four witnesses (dyers and cotton manufacturers) described the tests which they had performed to establish the permanency of the dye and its superiority to any other currently available. Copies of a certificate and memorial from leading textile manufacturers in Manchester and a representation to the King from the Lords of the Board of Trade, similarly affirming the petition, are included as appendices. Series: Journals of the House of Commons (1803 reprint) Date published: Volume number: Start Page: Total Pages: ... Full-text URL: Not available Edited by: Brotherton Library, University of Leeds

84. Malcolm Bull's Trivia Trail : Page C
    Cotton Mills. A 6month strike at their mill ended with the form going out of business. The family were involved with St James s Church – see William Camm.  
    http://www.halifax-today.co.uk/specialfeatures/triviatrail/c.html
    
    Extractions: C A B C D ... Z Individual are presented in a Separate Foldout C of E Abbreviation: Church of England Cabriolet A light, 2-wheeled, 1-horse carriage with a folding hood and upward-curving shafts. It replaced the curricle as a fashionable vehicle for society men in the early 19th century. See Hansom cab Caddy Field Caddy, Joseph [16-16] See Caddy Field Cadet A younger brother or son. A younger branch of a family Cadger An itinerant dealer in small wares, or a beggar. See Badger Cadge Cady, Gary Brass and Coronation Street , and the BBC TV series Aristocrats Caesar, Gaius Julius [100-44 BC] Roman statesman and general. He was governor of Gaul , and conquered Gaul in 58-50 BC, defeating the Germans under Ariovistus and selling thousands of the Belgic tribes into slavery. In 55 BC, he crossed into Britain, returning for a further campaigning visit in 54 BC. A revolt by the Gauls under Vercingetorix in 52 BC was crushed in 51 BC. His governorship of Gaul ended in 49 BC. His commentaries survive on the campaigns in Gaul The Gallic Wars and the Civil War with his rival, Pompey

85. William B. Women Blue Floral Cotton Voile Dress With Tulle Trim
    William B. Women blue floral Cotton voile dress with tulle trim William B. Women blue floral Cotton voile dress with tulle trim With a knack for figure  
    http://www.cjshoppingnetwork.com/bluefly/feed/William_B.html
    
    Extractions: With a knack for figure-flattering lines and an eye for detail, William B. is truly the master of modern style. This beautiful little dress is a sultry update on your favorite sundress; crafted of ultra-soft cotton voile in a sophisticated blue floral pattern, it features wide shoulder straps and a dainty keyhole neckline. With an empire waist outlined in ivory ribbon trim, it has a slim fit, cut on the bias to hug your curves. The wide ruffle trim at the bottom hem gains a touch more glamour with the la

86. John And Ann Cotton
    One is William Evans. He is listed just after John Cotton and Ann Dunbar is the above mentioned headright applications, so it is likely that he came over on  
    http://www.southern-style.com/John and Ann Cotton.htm
    
    Extractions: Education Faith and Family Genealogy Gardening ... Bible Study Double click on thumbnails to get full-size. John and Ann Cotton and Bacon's Rebellion Conjecture on their connections and possible genealogy Robert Bruce Cotton was once thought to be the ancestor of John Cotton of Queens Creek, York County, Virginia. However, some now speculate that his father might be John or Henry Cotton, London merchants a nd half-brothers of Sir Robert Bruce Cotton who purchased Broughton Hall in the county of Northampton , England. It is interesting that the letter written to C.H., now believed to be Christopher Harris at Yardly, in Northhamptonshire. Another of our family mysteries is the maiden name of Anne Cotton. Was it Harrison as many think? Or was she the Anne Dunbar listed by Drummond as one of his headrights: Michael Cotton posted this message: and Ann Dunbar first appear together in Drummond's 1661 headright application. Then in Nov. 1666, John Paine applied for a headright for 18 people and listed John Cotton and Ann Dunbar side by side. In 1667, John Weire and Robert Paine applied for headrights for 24 people. Many of the names are the same as in the two previously mentioned applications, but John Cotton's and Ann Dunbar's names are transposed as John Dunbar and Ann Cotton. None of the other names were switched around like this. That mistake might suggest that these two people were thought of as a pair.

87. (Thomas COSTELLOE - William W. CRUM )
    Cotton (30 NOV 1956 ) Nancy Josephine Cotton (5 MAY 1955 - ) Kyle Vincent COWLES (28 JUL 1992 - ) Vincent COWLES (1 APR 1966 - ) Andrew William CRAMER (1814  
    http://traubman.igc.org/html/ind0031.htm

88. I992: Dan Richard GOLDISH (8 AUG 1909 - 20 OCT 1980)
    Sarah LATHAM. BIRTH 13 FEB 1807; DEATH 16 OCT 1891. Family 1 William W. CRUM MARRIAGE 27 FEB 1828. George Latham CRUM. Cyrus,_Jr. Rust Cotton.  
    http://traubman.igc.org/html/d0004/g0000026.htm

89. William Dunbar Journals, 1796-1809
    Table of contents. Abstract. A merchant and Cotton planter and one of the great scientific observers of the Old Southwest, William Dunbar led the 18041805  
    http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/mole/d/dunbar.htm
    
    Extractions: (0.1 linear feet) American Philosophical Society 105 South Fifth Street * Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386 Table of contents Abstract A merchant and cotton planter and one of the great scientific observers of the Old Southwest, William Dunbar led the 1804-1805 expedition to explore the southwestern boundaries of the Louisiana Purchase. With his second in command George Hunter, the Dunbar expedition provided some of the earliest records of the flora and fauna of the Ouachita Mountains as well as the first detailed chemical analyses of the Hot Springs of Arkansas. Both manuscripts by William Dunbar document the expedition up the Red and Ouachita Rivers to the Hot Springs of Arkansas in 1804-1805. The "Journal... to the Mouth of the Red River" (200p.) is the fullest available record of the activities of the expedition from the time of their departure from St. Catharine's Landing on October 16, 1804, until their return to Natchez, Miss., on January 26, 1805. The "Journal of a geometrical survey" includes a record of course and distances as well as a thermometrical log and other brief notes. The two are bound together in a volume with Zebulon Montgomery Pike's journal of a voyage to the source of the Mississippi, 1805-1806. Background note Scope and content Administrative information Restrictions on use ... Detailed inventory Return to MOLE: APS Manuscripts On-Line

90. Cotton Family Henry County Kentucky
    ii. JOHN Cotton. iii. William Cotton. 7. vii. William Cotton, b. March 13, 1776, Virginia; d. July 2, 1838, Switzerland Co., Indiana. viii.  
    http://www.ole.net/~maggie/trimble/cotton.htm

91. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page Retour à la page principale. Cotton, William Sexe Masculin Naissance 1300 à , Cotton (Cheshire), ENG, , Parents Père Cotton, William Mère , Joan.  
    http://www.chez.com/couton/genealogie/gb/dat0.htm

92. William COTTON/Margaret GREEN
    Families (John COX and Hannah KEEN, William Cotton and Margaret GREEN, David STEVENS and Mary Ann COBB, Philemon and Sarah RAND, and John LUNT and Lydia RAND).  
    http://www.kinquest.com/genealogy/families/cox-stevens/fam/fam00981.html
    
    Extractions: Husband: William COTTON Born: 4 FEB 1784 at: Portland, Cumberland Co., ME Married: at: Died: AFT 1830 at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: PEDIGREE NOTES Wife: Margaret GREEN Born: 11 JUN 1785 at: Plymouth Co., MA Died: AFT 1830 at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: PEDIGREE CHILDREN Name: William COTTON Born: 1 NOV 1804 at: Portland, Cumberland Co., ME Married: 25 MAY 1826 at: Woodstock, Oxford Co., ME Died: AFT 1860 at: Spouses: Tryphenia LUNT PEDIGREE NOTES Name: Eliza COTTON Born: 9 AUG 1806 at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: PEDIGREE NOTES Name: Mary Ann Margaret COTTON Born: 26 AUG 1811 at: Married: AFT 11 FEB 1830 at: Woodstock, Oxford Co., ME Died: at: Spouses: Charles ROBINS PEDIGREE NOTES Name: Abigail COTTON Born: 8 NOV 1813 at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: PEDIGREE NOTES Name: Mark Fernald COTTON Born: 17 APR 1816 at: Woodstock, Oxford Co., ME Married: AFT 28 MAY 1836 at: Woodstock, Oxford Co., ME Died: at: Spouses:

93. I0505: ANN ALLEN (BEF. 1720 - UNKNOWN)
    _John Cotton _ (1585 1652) _ Seaborn Cotton _ _Sarah William ( WASHBOURNE) WASHBURN.  
    http://users.rcn.com/sleyzak/html/d0001/g0000017.html

94. Gene & Nanette Truelove Family
    Children were Emiline Cotton, William Cotton , Joseph Cotton, John Wesley Cotton Rev.. Lonnie W. Cotton. Children were William Avery Cotton .  
    http://www.genetruelove.com/Genealogy/d15.htm
    
    Extractions: Angela CLIMAUDO She was married to Salvatore MODICA on 29 Jul 1987 in Monreale, Sicily, Italy. Beverly COATS Parents: Jerry COATS and Faye BLANCHARD Jason COATS Parents: Jerry COATS and Faye BLANCHARD Jerry COATS Children were: Beverly COATS Jason COATS Unknown COATS William COOK He was married to Margaret TRUELOVE on 19 Sep 1803 in Salem, Essex, MA. Betty Ann CORDELL She was married to Richard Eldon HAMRICK in Dublin, GA. Children were: Richard Cordell HAMRICK Hope Elizabeth HAMRICK Daidamia COSTEN(?) Children were: Thomas T.C. COTTON Gland Dora COTTEN . Parents: John Wesley COTTON Rev. and Christine Jane "Crissie" AUSLEY Children were: Ada O'CONNELL Mary COTTEN Children were: Sarah GOODWIN Anna COTTON was born in 1850. She was buried in Olive Branch Cem, Kipling, Harnett Co, NC. Parents: Joseph COTTON and Mary A. TRUELOVE Avent COTTON was born in 1793. He died in 1866. Parents: Seth COTTON and Rebekah AVENT He was married to Winafred GOODWIN on 12 Dec 1815. Children were: Emiline COTTON William COTTON Joseph COTTON John Wesley COTTON Rev. Barbara COTTON Parents: John Gaston COTTON and Helen MARSHBURN Delia COTTON was born in (Harnett Co), NC. Parents:

95. I3863: (parent) ( - )
    _William BOTREAUX _ William BOTREAUX _Isabel MOELS _ INDEX. Notes. Margery Cotton.  
    http://millennium.fortunecity.com/kermit/354/rmwwanc/g0000125.html
    
    Extractions: Family 1 Sigurd Earl_of ORKNEY Brusse Earl_of CAITHNESS Alice (Anleta) INDEX !WMC, p. 1529. "...married in 1008 Alice, daughter of Malcolm II, King of Scotland 1005-1034, who died 25 Nov 1034." EMAIL Reed's Genealogy Page HTML created by on Tue Oct 27 11:00:05 1998. Family 1 William STRATTON MARRIAGE : Prob. London,London,England

96. ECU Memories - 'Cotton' To Cotten
    Cotton to Cotten. This article describes William Stephenson s research regarding Sallie Southall Cotten. This and other articles  
    http://www.lib.ecu.edu/SpclColl/Archives/pr357.html
    
    Extractions: The life of one of North Carolina's most distinguished women is documented in a new book by an ECU English professor. The biography, Sallie Southall Cotten: A Woman's Life in North Carolina by William Stephenson, is the result of 10 years of research and "piecing together" scattered bits of Cotten's writings. Within days of it's official publication, the biography was named winner of the first annual Marguerite Schumann Award for Literary Achievement, an honor given by the North Carolina Chapter of the Victorian Society in America. Dr. Stephenson's book, the only full-length biography of Cotten, was based on interviews with her surviving relatives and associates, contemporary newspapers and several collections of unpublished papers in East Carolina Manuscript Collection, the Southern Historical Collection at UNC-Chapel Hill and the Virginia State Library. A particulary rich source of material was her correspondence. "Her letters were of immerse help because she told her story to so many people in so many ways," Stephenson says. "She was a wonderful correstpondent, and people tended to save her letters."

97. BookFinder.com: William Langshawe, The Cotton Lord
    William Langshawe, the Cotton Lord. by Elizabeth Stone. Title William Langshawe, the Cotton Lord. Author Elizabeth Stone with KJ Fielding.  
    http://www.bookfinder.com/dir/i/William_Langshawe,_the_Cotton_Lord/0404621309/

98. Roger Williams
    This essay contrasts the views of Roger Williams and John Cotton in respect to the proper roles of church and state.  
    http://crisis.net/church-state/wm-cot1a.htm
    
    Extractions: It is fair to say that bloodshed and strife have been common companions of the tensions often associated with the overlapped sovereignties of church and state. The simplest method of resolving these conflicting spheres of power, and that used most commonly by the foremost empires of the past, is to consolidate all civil and ecclesiastical power in the hands of a single emporer. This was the method of ancient Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Israel , Rome, and many aboriginal societies. With the founding of America and the "new world" a laboratory was created whose alchemists were willing to experiment with a formula that was not in the research notebooks of the church-state past. This boldness of experimentation was gradual in America, as disparate colonies with several established churches were transformed over the course of a century to a single nation with a Constitution forbidding establishment. Separating the powers of church and state has been America's unique addition to history's search for the optimal arrangement of governmental power. It is probable that America would have never moved so forcefully to its radical stance of separating church and state had it not been for the life and work of Roger Williams and James Madison.

99. Bill Cotton's Home Page
    Bill Cotton s Home Page. Astronomy Activities. 4 Meter All Sky Survey (4MASS). Work on 4MASS is in collaboration with Jim Condon, Rick  
    http://www.cv.nrao.edu/~bcotton/
    
    Extractions: This is a project with Jim Condon, Q. F. Yin and the SIRTF team. The SIRTF First Look Survey lies inside the SIRTF "constant viewing zone" near the north ecliptic pole. It covers about 5 square degrees in a region having a relatively faint cirrus foreground, centered on J2000 RA = 17 18 00., declination = +59 30 00. The VLA image of this field has a resolution of 5 arcseconds FWHM and an RMS noise of 23 microJy/beam at 1.4 GHz. The VLA survey results are available: I am currently a member of the Technical Advisory Panel for the LOFAR project. LOFAR is a proposed low frequency array being designed by a consortium of Dutch and North American University groups and the Naval Research Lab. LOFAR is being designed to have high sensitivity and resolution.

100. Blackmask Online : SUGGEST "Everybody's Guide To Money Matters--William Cotton"
     SUGGEST Everybody s Guide to Money MattersWilliam Cotton TO A FRIEND Book Title Everybody s Guide to Money MattersWilliam Cotton.  
     http://www.blackmask.com/cgi-bin/newlinks/recommend_it.cgi?ID=7279

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