1. Charlotte Fell Smith: John Dee Revised 7 September 1996. http://www.johndee.org/charlotte/

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2. John Smith You are in Museum of History Hall of North and South Americans John Smith. Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, edited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. Six volumes, New York D . http://www.famousamericans.net/johnsmith

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3. Genealogy - , Smith John Smith. Also as Smith. Event/Fact. Date. Location. Details. Birth. Unknown. Spouse 1Sophia Needles, b. 15 Jan 1824 in Delaware. S596. Key ID 1B The Needels Family of Franklin County Ohio http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~shep/needels/I2146.html

OAS_AD('Top'); John Smith Also as: Smith Event/Fact Date Location Details Birth Unknown Death Unknown Spouse 1: Sophia Needles , b. 15 Jan 1824 in Delaware Married: 12 Jan 1842 in Greene Co, OH Sources Key: ID #1B - The Needels Family of Franklin County Ohio, compiled by Theodore Stanton Needels Title: ID #1B - The Needels Family of Franklin County Ohio, compiled by Theodore Stanton Needels Author: Theodore Stanton Needels Publication: unpublished Note:Excellent Key: ID #1TZ - 16 August 2003 message to Foster Needels, "Elizabeth" Title: ID #1TZ - 16 August 2003 message to Foster Needels, "Elizabeth" Author: Renee Truncale Do you know more about John Smith? You could be listed here too! This page last updated: 8 Oct 2003 Please direct corrections, additions and comments to Foster R. Needels Master Index Home Page Non-commercial Reproduction: Commercial Reproduction: Requests for all other distribution rights, including the incorporation in part or in full of this research into commercial products such as but not limited to books, magazine articles, web pages, or CD-ROMs, must be made to the author(s). Any commercial use of any portion of this document without prior written authorization by its author(s) will be subject to appropriate action. Created by IGMGet (modified by Randy Winch and Michael Sheppard) Version 2.6.20030609 (

4. John M. Smith John M. smith john M. Smith was born in Belleville, Ontario, and henow resides in nearby Prince Edward County with his wife, Marion. http://www.writersunion.ca/s/smith_j.htm

John M. Smith John M. Smith was born in Belleville, Ontario, and he now resides in nearby Prince Edward County with his wife, Marion. He is a graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University and has taught high school English for many years. An avid cyclist and photographer, he is the author of two major cycling books. He also writes extensively for magazines and gives slide shows on his travelling experiences. Selected Publications: Cycling the U.S.A. . Osceola: Motorbooks International, 1997. Cycling Canada . San Francisco: Bicycle Books Inc., 1995. Email: johnsmi@enoreo.on.ca

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7. DBLP: John Smith John Smith. 2, Prasun Dewan, Kevin Jeffay, John Smith, P. David Stotts, William OliverEarly Prototypes of the Repository for Patterned Injury Data. DL 1995 0. http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/indices/a-tree/s/Smith:John.html

John Smith List of publications from the DBLP Bibliography Server FAQ Coauthor Index - Ask others: ACM DL ACM Guide CiteSeer CSB ... Kevin Jeffay , John Smith, P. David Stotts William Oliver : Early Prototypes of the Repository for Patterned Injury Data. DL 1995 EE Patricia Baird Dennis E. Egan ... Walter Kintsch , John Smith, Norbert A. Streitz : Cognitive Aspects of Designing Hypertext Systems. Hypertext 1989 Coauthor Index Patricia Baird Prasun Dewan Dennis E. Egan Kevin Jeffay ... Norbert A. Streitz DBLP: [ Home Author Title Conferences ... Michael Ley (ley@uni-trier.de) Fri May 28 13:12:35 2004

8. [ELFWOOD] SF&F Art / John Smith / John Smith John Smith is a member of Fantasy and SciFi Art gallery 601 at Elfwood. My art isoriginal in concept and creation. Guestbook for John Smith Date, Name, Comment. http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/loth/j/o/johnsmith/

John Smith John Smith is a member of Fantasy and SciFi Art gallery 601 at Elfwood My art is original in concept and creation. I often mix paper-and-pencil techniques with digital techniques, going as far as Adobe photoshop and 3d studio max. Since I don't limit myself to one genre or type of art, I already have enough art to fill any and all categories required and available in Elfwood. Need help with your own work? Email me and i will find time to work with you. Artist links Shortcuts: [Canceled work.] [FISHIES!!!] [One of the ways to make a ghost.] [The old zone 47] Guestbook for John Smith: Date Name Comment Mar 31 2004 Elfwood artist: Chris 'LrdSlothPaladin' Boyer I see your gallery is back up, I'm not going to bother recommenting on anything though, I'm interested in how that dragon turns out. Keep up the good work. Comment From The Artist: Yeah i just remade the dragon but it still dosnt have that "elfwood worthy" look to it. So i'm still trying. I hope u start making more stuff! Apr 2 2004 Elfwood artist: Emilie L van der Hoorn Some nice work you have here :) i just started this whole 3d modeling thing and well...Help. I downloaded a trial version of rhino for starters, if you have any knowlege of how to model in that program then please do share.

9. Captain John Smith Captain john smith, Jamestown Rediscovery. This portrait of Captainjohn smith appeared on a 1616 map of New England. The image is http://www.apva.org/history/jsmith.html

Captain John Smith Home History : Smith This portrait of Captain John Smith appeared on a 1616 map of New England. The image is colorized by Jamie May from an original engraving by Simon de Passe. Virginians know that Captain John Smith was one of the first American heroes. But because he was a proud and boastful man, it is difficult to know which parts of his life are fact and which are fiction. What many people may not know is that Smith's adventures started even before Jamestown. Here begins Captain John Smith's American adventures. Apparently restless in England, Smith became actively involved with plans to colonize Virginia for profit by the Virginia Company, which had been granted a charter from King James I. After setting sail on December 20, 1606, this famous expedition finally reached Virginia in April 1607 after enduring a lengthy voyage of over four months in three tiny ships. When the sealed box that listed the names of the seven council members who were to govern the colony was opened, Smith's name was on the list. On May 13, 1607 the settlers landed at Jamestown ready to begin the task of surviving in a new environment. The harsh winter, lack of fresh water, and the spread of disease made life in Jamestown difficult for the settlers. Attacks by the native Algonquian Indians made life almost impossible. The Indians, hoping that the settlers would give up and leave, raided their camps, stealing pistols, gunpowder, and other necessary supplies. John Smith became leader of the colonists and did his best to fight off the Indians.

10. Colonial Williamsburg Journal Biography and background information by Dennis Montgomery (Colonial Williamsburg Journal). http://www.history.org/foundation/journal/smith.cfm

How to Get Here Search Site Map Calendar ... Past Issues : Spring 1994 Captain John Smith by Dennis Montgomery "An Ambityous unworthy and vayneglorious fellowe" HALFWAY THROUGH the voyage, somewhere in the Canaries, the Jamestown fleet's leaders clapped Captain John Smith into custody and accused him of concealing an intended mutiny. At the next stop, across the Atlantic in the Caribbean, they offered to hang him and got as far as hammering together the gallows. Before his fellow settlers threw him out of Virginia 32 months later, they would again propose to stretch Smith's neck, to banish him, and even to murder him. That is not the Captain John Smith story familiar to the history buff. Even some academic historians prefer to remember the positive elements of the nowpopular captain's career. With some justification. In his 51 years Smith was a compiler and writer of exuberant travelers' tales, an explorer, a mapmaker, a geographer, an ethnographer, a soldier, a governor, a trader, a sailor, an admiral, and the editor of a seaman's handbook. Enormously energetic, his adventures and travels touch Europe, Africa, and America, and match the boldest exploits of fearless knighterrantry. In this hemisphere alone, he was an early explorer not only of the Chesapeake but of New England's coast and, at home in England, an enthusiast in the cause of America's colonization.

11. Captain John Smith HISTORY. Captain john smith. Captain Captain john smith spent the remainderof his life writing of his military exploits and adventures. His http://www.jamestowne.org/Johns1.htm

HISTORY Captain John Smith Captain John Smith (1580-1631) of Willoughby in Lincolnshire by the young age of 24 years already had served with brilliance in the Dutch Wars and in the Near East. He escaped his Turkish captors (see his Travels ) and returned to England by 1604. While there, he became interested in the newly chartered Virginia Company and made arrangements to be among the first settlers in 1606. Due to the Jealousies of the leaders of the first settlers, Smith arrived at Jamestowne in chains. Upon opening the sealed box of instructions from the Virginia Company, Smith learned he was to be a member of the Council of the Colony. His resourcefulness and energies proved more and more valuable to the colonists, until he was singled out as the leader of all at Jamestowne. He explored the territory in and around Chesapeake Bay, traded with the Indians for food, enforced order and work among the settlers, and probably saved Jamestowne Colony from complete extinction. Time proved his firm actions correct. Of the 500 settlers he left at Jamestowne when he returned to England, late in 1609, only 60 settlers were found alive when the new leaders arrived from Bermuda. Having quarreled with the Virginia Company, Smith sailed to New England in 1614 and mapped the coast from Penobscot Bay to Cape Cod. In 1615, he again sailed for New England but was forced by violent storms to return to England. For all his hopes for the Plymouth Company, he never saw America again.

12. Captain John Smith Captain john smith. Captain john smith (15801631) by the young age of 24 yearsalready had served with brilliance in the Dutch Wars and in the Near East. http://www.jamestowne.org/history/johns.htm

Captain John Smith Captain John Smith (1580-1631) by the young age of 24 years already had served with brilliance in the Dutch Wars and in the Near East. He escaped his Turkish captors and returned to England by 1604. While there, he became interested in the newly chartered Virginia Company and made arrangements to be among the first settlers in 1606. Due to jealousies among the leaders among the first settlers, Smith arrived at Jamestowne in chains. Upon opening the sealed box of instructions from the Virginia Company, Smith learned he was to be a member of the Council of the Colony. His resourcefulness and energies proved more and more valuable to the colonists, until he was singled out as the leader of all at Jamestowne. He explored the territory in and around Chesapeake Bay, traded with the Indians for food, enforced order and work among the settlers, and probably saved Jamestowne Colony from complete extinction. Time proved his firm actions correct. Of the 500 settlers he left at Jamestowne when he returned to England, late in 1609, only 60 settlers were found alive when the new leaders arrived from Bermuda. Having quarreled with the Virginia Company, Smith sailed to New England in 1614 and mapped the coast from Penobscot Bay to Cape Cod. In 1615, he again sailed for New England but was forced by violent storms to return to England. For all his hopes for the Plymouth Company, he never saw America again.

13. About The Mayflower Web Page The Writings of Captain john smith. john smith's Letter to Queen Anne regarding Pocahontas A Brief History of john smith. Captain john smith (c15791631) led one of the http://members.aol.com/mayflo1620/smith_writings.html

The Writings of Captain John Smith John Smith's Letter to Queen Anne regarding Pocahontas John Smith's Writings about the Pilgrims and Plymouth John Smith's list of supplies an individual would need to bring if planning to settle in America A Brief History of John Smith Captain John Smith (c1579-1631) led one of the most adventurous and exciting lives of any English explorer. His life began as the son of a farmer, but as a teenager he became a soldier and in 1601 he was captured and sold into slavery by the Turks in Hungary. He eventually managed to escape and returned to England around 1604, when he became involved in the London and Virginia companies. In 1607 he came with the expedition that settled and built Jamestown, Virginia. When the governor of Jamestown was executed for treason in December, 1607, Smith was elected president of the Jamestown Colony. Smith began to organize trade with the Native Americans, and in the process he was captured by chief Powhattan and his life was only spared when Powhattan's daughter Pocahontas pleaded for his life. After being badly burned in 1609, he returned to England and mounted financial support for an expedition to map the coastline of Ameirca. His wish was granted, and he captained an expedition in 1614 which mapped the New England coastline (maps which the Pilgrims would use on their 1620 voyage). Smith returned to England in a small ship, leaving behind Captain Thomas Hunt to continue trade with the Indians at Cape Cod. After Smith left, Hunt captured 24 of the Indiansincluding Tisquantum (Squanto), and sold them in Malaga, Spain. In 1615, Smith would return to New England for more commercial purposes.

14. Reader's Companion To American History - -SMITH, JOHN Publication Data. Advisory Board. Contributors. Introduction. Appendix. U.S. History. Western Civilization. World Civilizations. The Reader's Companion to American History. smith, john. ( 15801631) http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/rcah/html/ah_079400_smithjohn.htm

Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History SMITH, JOHN , colonizer and publicist. During his two years in America, Smith was principally responsible for the survival of England's first permanent colony in the New World. His bold leadership, military experience, and determination brought a measure of discipline to the dissolute colonists; his negotiations with the Indians prevented starvation; and his dispersal of the colony from unhealthy Jamestown lowered mortality. After his return to England, his promotional writings contributed significantly to English efforts for an American empire. Smith's early career had prepared him for Virginia's challenges. As a teenager he fought in the Low Countries ("that university of warre") and survived several remarkable escapades in western Europe before joining a Christian army fighting the Turks in Hungary. After more improbable episodes, including three victories in duels, he was captured and enslaved. Smith killed his master and then wandered through eastern Europe and sailed briefly to Morocco before returning to England in 1604. His years abroad predisposed him to military solutions. "The Warres in Europe, Asia

15. Smith, John, English Colonist In America. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Editi smith, john, English colonist in America. The Columbia Encyclopedia,Sixth Edition. 2001. 2001. smith, john, English colonist in America. http://www.bartleby.com/65/sm/Smith-Jo2.html

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18. Chicago Tribune | News Columnists Columns by Steve Chapman, john Kass, Clarence Page, Mary Schmich, Dawn Turner Trice, Don Wycliff and Eric Zorn. Sports Mike Downey, Rick Morrissey, Lew Freedman, Jimmy Greenfield, Chris Malcolm, Fred Mitchell, Phil Rogers, Steve Rosenbloom, Ed Sherman, Sam smith, Barry Temkin and Bob Verdi. Business Bill Barnhart, James Coates, Jim Kirk, Carol Kleiman, Jim Mateja and Mary Umberger. Critics Alan Artner, Michael Phillips, Steve johnson, Blair Kamin, Julia Keller, Greg Kot, Howard Reich, john Von Rhein, Phil Vettel, Michael Wilmington and Mark Caro. Leisure Terry Armour, Amy Dickinson, Leah Eskin, Rick Kogan and Cheryl Lavin. http://chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/

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