41. Celebrity Autographs Find Disston, Frank, Dix, John Adams (Signature sample available), 17981879. Taft,Charles P. 1843-1929. Taussig, Dr. William, 1826-1913. Taylor, Moses, 1803-1882. http://www.coxrail.com/database/autographs.asp

HOME PURPOSE GLOSSARY SITE MAP ... COMPANIES COVERED Collectible Stocks and Bonds from North American Railroads by Terry Cox More details about the 2nd edition DEALERS ORGANIZATIONS SEARCH FOR CERTIFICATES ... What are the differences? Celebrity Autographs Click on any autograph to see a short biography and a list of all known occurrences on railroad-related stocks and bonds. Autograph samples are available for some celebrities. Please help by sending additional examples you may have. Don't see a name here? See selection critera and a longer explanation about autographs Celebrity Lived Adams, A. Sherman Adams, Alvin Allison, William Boyd (Signature sample available) Ames, Frank M. Ames, Frederick Ames, Oakes (Signature sample available) Ames, Oliver (Signature sample available) Ames, Oliver II (Signature sample available) Andrews, Wallace C. (Signature sample available) Archbold, John D. Astor, John Jacob (Signature sample available) Astor, John Jacob IV

42. Pennsylvania's Capitols And Leaders Stevens was a Representative from Adams County who Senator William C. Sproul, a leadingcapitalist, entered the leaders, Senator M. Harvey Taylor, a Republican http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/VC/visitor_info/blue/capitols.htm

Pennsylvania's Capitols and Leaders "Of all the many places I have seen in the world, I remember not one better seated," wrote William Penn (1644-1718), after his first visit to Pennsylvania in 1682. 29 million acres were given to Penn by King Charles II of England in 1681. As Pennsylvania's proprietor, Penn intended to bestow religious and political freedom, perhaps plant "the seed of a nation." The executive and judicial branches of government would be under Penn and his family's jurisdiction, and the people would have their own Legislature. Initially all free men would be legislators in a town-hall fashion. When advisers warned against this, Penn formulated a one-house General Assembly. Forty-two members attended its first meeting in a small structure at Upland, near Chester. In following years, the Assembly met in Philadelphia's Town Hall, various meeting houses, or occasionally in private homes. When Penn departed Pennsylvania in 1701, the House of Representatives was the most powerful and independent legislative body in America, little inclined to be submissive to Penn or his British governors. In the early 1700s, the Assembly began plans for its own State House located in Philadelphia. The House purchased the land in 1729 from its Speaker, the great lawyer Andrew Hamilton, who then designed what today is revered as Independence Hall. Chief Clerk Benjamin Franklin oversaw its construction, one of his innumerable accomplishments in his 60 years of public service.

43. WebGED: Central MO Familes Data Page Morgan Co, Missouri child Taylor, child1 (~1903 child Amick, Peyton Adams(~1857 - ) -child 1961 father Landrum, James William (1856 - 1929 http://www.jerrhald.org/wgm83.html

previous go to surnames Krebs, Christian Sr. - male b. 12 JUL 1835 d. 19 JUL 1914 in , Tuscarawas, Ohio spouse: Oppliger, Rosena (1840 - ) - m. 1860 child: Krebs, John C. (1868 - 1927) child: Krebs, Fred (1871 - 1938) child: Krebs, Rosalena (1873 - 1880) child: Krebs, Daniel - male b. ABT 1750 spouse: Wyss, Barbara (1755 - ) Krebs, Elsbeth - female b. ABT 1689 spouse: Wyss, Niklaus (1680 - 1737) - m. 26 MAR 1706 in Gerzensee, Canton Bern, Switzerland child: Wyss, Anna (1708 - ) child: Wyss, Hans Jakob (1711 - 1782) Krebs, Fred - male b. 12 JAN 1871 in , Tuscarawas Co, Ohio d. 2 JUL 1938 in , Tuscarawas Co, Ohio father: Krebs, Christian Sr. (1835 - 1914) mother: Oppliger, Rosena (1840 - ) Krebs, John C. - male b. 9 OCT 1868 in Neiderwichtracht, Canton Bern, Switzerland d. 13 JAN 1927 in , Tuscarawas Co, Ohio father: Krebs, Christian Sr. (1835 - 1914) mother: Oppliger, Rosena (1840 - ) Krebs, Magdalena - female b. 15 JUN 1828 in , Canton Bern, Switzerland spouse: Steiner, Jakob (1822 - 1861) - m. 13 JUL 1849 in Heimberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland Krebs, Rosalena

44. Needham Twp. Graveyards Adams James 18351880 Emma 1851-1872. Sheriff Johnson Co.) Margaret, 1786-1854 William,1828-1897 Rachel Taylor Elizabeth, 1808-1876 John, Sr., 1786-1841 Mary http://www.geocities.com/robbinsroost/needhamstones.html

Needham Township, Johnson County, Indiana Cemeteries submitted by: Judith Fowler Robbins from the: Smiley Mill 4-H Club Journals, 1982 and 1984 The Owens Cemetery (upper Shelbyville Road) * may be foot markers Infant son of G.W. and Ea Owens, d. 1.8.1871 W.G.O. (no date) S.M.O. (no date)* Samuel B. Owens (no date)* Simon M. Owens (no date)* J.O. (no date)* J.O. (no date)* M.O. (no date)* W.C.O. (no date)* John Owens, d. 7.4.1868 "age 52 yrs 9 mos 12 days" Mary wife of John Owens born Mar 28, 1812 - died 4.20.1895 "age 53 yrs 1 mo 1 day" J.H.J. (no date) Wiles Cemetery East of Needham on 350 N. Nancy Nobel, born Jan 8, 1842 - died 4.10.1871 Mary wife of David K. Kershner, d. 8.15.1852 "age 32 yrs 11 mos 4 days" Mary J. daughter of David and Mary Kershner, d. 9.5.1852 "age 1 day" Eliza wife of Jacob C. Wiles, b. 2.8.1812, d. 2.8.1846 Danil Wiles, d. 8.30.1862 "age 24 yrs 9 mos 21 days" David Wiles, d. 3.13.1869 "age 73 yrs 1 mo 28 days" Peter Wiles, d. 9.10.1873 "age 34 yrs 5 mos 13 days" Infant (cannot read date) Patterson Cemetery West of Needham on 525 E Sarah Henderson wife of James, d. 4.9.1891 "age 67 yrs 10 mos 27 days"

45. WebGED: HOFF/HUFF'S Data Page Dye (*1814 ) -child Hoff, Taylor (*1815 - ) -child Huff, William(1822 - 1897) - male b. 1822 d Huff, William Adams (1907 - 1912) - male b http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/7477/wga43.html

previous go to surnames Huff, Salome - female b. 5 NOV 1800 father: Huff, Samuel (*1769 - ) mother: unknown, Catharina (*1771 - ) Huff, Samantha Lynn (private) - female father: _, Unknown (private) mother: Huff, Margaret (private) still living - details excluded Huff, Sammy (private) - male father: Huff, Ernest Blaine (*1922 - ) mother: Crowson, Mary Sue (private) Huff, Samuel - male b. in Middletown Twsp. Monmouth Co, N. J. d. in Tennessee father: Huff, Leonard (*1721 - 1810) mother: unknown, Elizabeth (*1730 - ) Title - Sr. spouse: Hix, Sarah (*1751 - ) - m. in Bedford County Va. child: Huff, Rachel (1771 - ) child: child: Huff, Francis (1778 - ) child: Huff, Samuel (1778 - 1845) child: child: Huff, William (*1783 - ) child: Huff, Nancy (1785 - ) child: Huff, Elizabeth (1785 - ) child: Huff, Sarah (1788 - ) child: Huff, Tabitha (1792 - ) Huff, Samuel - male father: Huff, John Frederick (1737 - 1818) mother: Kime, Susannah (1739 - 1809) spouse: unknown, Catharina (*1771 - ) child: Huff, Salome (1800 - ) child: Huff, Nancy (1803 - ) Huff, Samuel - male b. 18 AUG 1778 in Green Briar Co. Va.

46. WebGED: HAMRICK HAMBRICK Data Page in ,,IL d. in Camp Pt Twp,Adams,IL father Hamrick, William Taylor (1848 1909) b.26 Aug 1848 in in Blue Creek,Kanawha,VA father Hamrick, William Newton(1798 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~hamrick/wga56.html

previous go to surnames Hamrick, William Ezell b. 22 Dec 1882 d. 8 Nov 1914 father: Hamrick, Terpin Goode(1850 - 1924) mother: Baber, Sarah Jane(1860 - 1897) spouse: Hardin, Ada "Ida" (*1878 - ) child: Hamrick, Nellie (1904 - 1905) child: Hamrick, Infant (1905 - 1905) Hamrick, William F b. 1789 in ,Greenbriar,VA d. 13 Jan 1851 in ,Nicholas,VA father: Hamrick, Benjamin(~1755 - 1842) mother: McMillion, Nancy(1762 - ~1840) spouse: Gregory, Jeannette "Jennie" (1796 - 1873) - m. 14 May 1813 in ,Nicholas,VA child: Hamrick, Nancy (1815 - ) child: Hamrick, Isaac (1818 - 1893) child: Hamrick, Sarah (1820 - ) child: Hamrick, Elizabeth (1822 - ) child: Hamrick, Mary (1825 - ) child: Hamrick, Rebecca Jane (1827 - 1909) child: Hamrick, Adam Gregory "Squire Adam" (1829 - 1891) child: Hamrick, Rachael (1832 - 1896) child: Hamrick, Benjamin "Kelly Ben" (1834 - 1906) child: Hamrick, Isabel (1836 - ) child: Hamrick, William Gregory (1838 - 1913) Hamrick, William F b. Abt 1813 in ,Montgomery,KY father: Hamrick, Thomas F(1785 - 1835) mother: Missing, Name(*1797 - ) spouse: Crawford, Jane (*1817 - )

47. WebGED: HAMRICK HAMBRICK Data Page KY d. 5 Sep 1887 in Adams,Decatur,IN 1900) mother Bridges, Rebecca Elmira(1822 1897) spouse Holland 28 Jan 1953 father Hamrick, William Taylor(1848 - 1909 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~hamrick/wga47.html

previous go to surnames Hamrick, Mahaley "Mahala" b. 6 Mar 1806 in ,Pittsylvania,VA father: Hamrick, David(1760 - 1839) mother: Wyatt, Lettice(1763 - 1853) spouse: McDonel, James (*1803 - ) - m. 1828 in ,Clinton,OH Hamrick, Mahalia Washington b. 18 Dec 1864 in ,Madison,KY d. 5 Sep 1887 in Adams,Decatur,IN father: Hamrick, Green Berry(1822 - 1895) mother: Brown, Martha Ann(1823 - 1912) Hamrick, Mahulda b. Est 1818 in ,Madison,AL d. 23 Jan 1865 in ,Jackson,AL father: Hamrick, Greenberry "Green"(~1790 - 1865) mother: Dameron, Elizabeth "Betsy"(~1790 - ~1871) spouse: White, Thomas D (~1816 - ) - m. 24 Jun 1834 in ,Madison,AL Hamrick, Malcolm Gardner b. 5 Jun 1900 in Carrollton,Carroll,GA d. 1990 father: Hamrick, James Daniel(1858 - 1937) mother: Gardner, Priscilla Neal(1866 - 1961) Hamrick, Malcom Gardner b. 5 Jun 1900 in Carrollton,Carroll,GA d. 1990 father: Hamrick, James Daniel(1858 - 1937) mother: Gardner, Priscilla Neal(1866 - 1961) Hamrick, Male b. Est 1806 in ,Jefferson,TN father: Hamrick, William(1785 - 1854) mother: Ford, Susan Eleanor(1788 - 1854) Hamrick, Male father: Hamrick, Jessie(~1798 - )

48. Please Note That This File Has 5 Columns!!! It Can Be Imported 1822 PINDER James BURGHWALLIS 1822 Adams William CAMPSALL 1822 TULFAM William ROTHWELL1822 Taylor John SILKSTONE WOSBROUGH 1822 GARNET William WOSBROUGH 1822 http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Trades/Boot_shoe_makers_of_Yorkshire.t

49. American Vexillum - American History Quiz #2 original spelling retained) a. Samuel Adams b. Edward Charles Carroll of Carrollton c. William Ellery d a. Abraham Lincoln b. Zachary Taylor c. Jefferson Davis http://www.americanvexillum.com/american_history_quiz/history_quiz_2_answers.htm

AMERICAN VEXILLUM Magazine AMERICAN HISTORY QUIZ December, 2003 Here are the answers to last month's American History Quiz. The answers are in bold face and underlined Note: the comments in blue are those of editor Richard R. Gideon This great African-American soprano sang at the inaugurations of both Harry S Truman and Dwight Eisenhower, and was praised by Sergei Koussevitsky who called her "...the greatest singer of the century." a. Eva Turner b. Florence Cole-Talbert c. Bridgett Hooks d. Dorothy Maynor Although Maynor was possessed of an operatic voice, she never got the chance to sing at the Metropolitan Opera American lawyer and writer Edgar Lee Masters is best know for this work: a. Life on the Missouri b. Spoon River Anthology Masters book is set in a graveyard in Illinois, where the voices of the dead comment on life and gossip incessantly. He got the idea from a similar work of the Ancient Greeks c. Two Years before the Mast

50. WHMC-ColumbiaJames S. Rollins, Papers, 1546-1968 (C1026) Quincy (17671848); Adams, Thomas; Adams, Wilson; Adkins Taylor, Lucy; Taylor, Zachary(1784-1850); Temperance; Tevis Thomas, Robert S. Thomas, William; Thompson, John B http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/1026index.html

51. WHMC-ColumbiaSampson, Francis Asbury, Collection, 1796-1958 Abercrombie, Rod M. Adams, CA; Adams, Washington (18141883 William F. (1819-1906);Tariff; Tatlow, William D. Taxation; Taylor, Amos R. (1842-1920); Taylor, John H http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/3813index.html

52. Past Masters - 1796 To 1930 Lewis Lombard Sellew ( 1822 1897 ) Master 1855 - 1856 Builder D. Adams the founderof Adams Pharmacy 1954 ) Master 1914 Master Mariner William Taylor was born http://www.kinghiramslodge.org/pastmaster1.htm

Past Masters of King Hiram's Lodge Please be patient...pictures may take a moment to load. John Young Master 1796 - 1799 Shipwright John Young was born in Nova Scotia and chartered Old Colony Lodge Hanover, Massachusetts in 1792. He was their first Master but left Hanover in 1793 after the death of his first wife. Young applied for the dispensation to charter King Hiram's Lodge and was Master until he moved to Wellfleet in 1799 where he attended Adam's Lodge. John Young was paid traveling expenses for each meeting, and if we look back at the situation of the roads in that day, we can well imagine that he deserved whatever he was paid. Jonathan Cook Master 1800 - 1801, 1805 - 1807 Ship Owner Owner of the Polly, the first Boston to Provincetown packet ship. His Past Masters Jewel is in the Collection of the Museum Of Our National Heritage in Lexington, Massachusetts. Allen Hinckley Master 1802 - 1803 Carpenter Built the first Lodge building and Provincetown's first schoolhouse. Henry Paine Master 1804 Master Mariner Born in Truro he demitted in 1808 to join Adams Lodge in Wellfleet. Died in the October Gale of 1841 when fifty seven men from Truro died on seven vessels.

53. CivilWarTalk.com - The 36th Congress: 1859-1860 STALLWORTH, James Adams, 18221861, Representative, Democrat, STOKES, William Brickly,1814-1897, Representative, Taylor, Miles, 1805-1873, Representative, Democrat, LA, http://civilwartalk.com/cwt_alt/resources/politics/36th.htm

CivilWarTalk.com - A free and friendly Civil War community. Back What's New? Site Search Site Map E-Mail This Page ... Donate Civil War Politics The 36th Congress: 1859-1860 Click Member Name to view Biography at Congress.gov Member Name Birth-Death Position Party State Congress (Year) ADAMS, Charles Francis Representative Republican MA ADAMS, Green Representative Opposition Party KY ADRAIN, Garnett Bowditch Representative Democrat NJ ALDRICH, Cyrus Representative Republican MN ALLEN, William Representative Democrat OH ALLEY, John Bassett Representative Republican MA ANDERSON, Thomas Lilbourne Representative American Party MO ANDERSON, William Clayton Representative Opposition Party KY ANTHONY, Henry Bowen Senator Republican RI ASHLEY, James Mitchell Representative Republican OH ASHMORE, John Durant Representative Democrat SC AVERY, William Tecumsah Representative Democrat TN BABBITT, Elijah Representative Republican PA BAKER, Edward Dickinson Senator Republican OR BARKSDALE, William Representative Democrat MS BARR, Thomas Jefferson Representative Independent Democrat NY BARRET, John Richard

54. Migrations Project - Surname Page William Adams, 18021879, Pughtown, Frederick County, VA. Daniel REYNOLDS, 1844-1913,Taylor County, KY. William Frederick SCHAFFARZICK, 1888-1964, Jefferson County http://www.migrations.org/surname.php3?migname1=WHITE

55. Laurence Hutton Photograph Albums Ziem, Felix Francois Georges, Philibert, 18211911. 1, 4, Adams, Charles Francis,1807-1886. Taylor, Tom, 1817-1880. Alexis . Alger, William Rounseville, 1822-1905. http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/huttonpho.html

Laurence Hutton Photograph Albums Manuscripts Division Deparment of Rare Books and Special Collections Princeton University Library List of Photographs by Album Box/Album List of Photographs Box/Album Subject "Assi" Aumale, Henri d'Orleans, duc d', 1822-1897 Chambord, Henri D'Artois, comte de, 1820-1883 "Cluseut" "Corbet" Delecluze, E. J. (Etienne Jean), 1781-1863 "Dombroski" Favre, Gabriel Claude Jules, 1809-1880 "Fleurens" France. Hotel de Ville . Minister de Finance . Rue Rivoli Gambetta, Leon, 1838-1882 Gould, Jay, 1836-1892 Grousset, Paschal, 1844-1909 "Jacoita" Mac-Mahon, Edme Patrice Maurice, comte de, 1808-1893 Paris, Louis-Phillipe-Albert d'Orleans, comte de, 1838-1894 Pyat, Felix, 1810-1889 Thiers, Adolphe, 1797-1877 Trochu, Louis Jules, 1815-1896 About, Edmond, 1828-1885 Adler, Felix, 1851-1933 Ainsworth, William Harrison, 1805-1882 Alma-Tadema, Lawrence, Sir, 1836-1912 Ashmead-Bartlett, E. (Ellis), Sir, 1849-1902 Aurdell, Richard, 1815-? Besant, Annie Bierstadt, Albert, 1830-1902 Black, William, 1841-1898 Bonnat, Leon, 1833-1922 Bough, Samuel, 1822-1878

56. William James Jones 133 Zachary David Adams,. Grover Cleveland Jones, b; 09/14/1883, d; 10//1976, m.Virgila Taylor. m. 12/30/1886 Isaac F. , b; 1864, son of William Pomeroy and http://www.nconnect.net/~fgoshorn/william_jones.htm

This Chapter Seven of the Goshorn History Book The Daughters of Jacob Goosehorn; Mary Last Revision Date: 06/01/2004 If you have information to add to this or corrections please e-mail me: fgoshorn@nconnect.net LEGAL NOTICE: This information is being provided for the free use of those engaged in non-commercial genealogical research. Any and all commercial use is strictly prohibited. Non-commercial researchers are encouraged to copy and distribute portions of this work, at no time are you allowed to copy and distribute the complete work. No person is authorize to copy and distribute any portion or complete work for compensation or profit. To return to the Goshorn main page, click on the arrow. Chapter Seven William James and Mary Jones Mary Goosehorn , b; 05/04/1795 Shade Valley, Huntingdon Co., PA., d; 05/09/1841 Tell Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA., buried Chapman Cemetery, m. William James JONES, b; 1784 Metal, Franklin Co., PA., d; 02/12/1858 Tell Twp, Huntingdon Co., PA., son of John A. (1729 in England -1840) and Elizabeth (Somerset) Jones. 11 children.... 7th generation

57. WebGED: Family Tree Norvell, Thomas J (1822 1897) b. 11 JAN 1822 Adda Elmira(1882 - 1973) spouse Adams,Roy L 1847 - 1901) child VanDolah, William Taylor (1849 - 1942 http://www.knowitnow.com/genealogy/names/main43.html

previous Norvell, Silas b. ABT. 1828 in KY father: Norvell, Francis(1792 - 1856) mother: Ramsey, Nancy(~1792 - 1846) spouse: Wood, Eleanor (*1827 - ) - m. 21 APR 1847 Norvell, Thomas J b. 11 JAN 1822 in Woodford, KY d. 6 FEB 1897 in Linn, MO father: Norvell, Francis(1792 - 1856) mother: Ramsey, Nancy(~1792 - 1846) spouse: Phillips, Margaret J (*1824 - ) - m. 6 JUN 1844 Norvell, William Harrison b. 20 JUL 1832 in Spencer, KY d. 15 JUL 1916 in Linn, MO father: Norvell, Francis(1792 - 1856) mother: Ramsey, Nancy(~1792 - 1846) spouse: Marcum, Nancy Eveline (*1838 - ) - m. 8 SEP 1859 Norvell, Wilma Lou father: Norvell, Mack Russell(*1883 - ) mother: Parks, Hattie Pearl(*1887 - ) spouse: Samples, Leonard Ruben (*1914 - ) child: excluded information Norwood, Lula Ellen b. 1869 d. 1946 in Haywood Co, NC spouse: Allen, Rufus David (1860 - 1937) Nowold, Fred spouse: Kersey, Grace Cornelia (1888 - ) Noyse, Elmer father: Noyse, Isral(*1846 - ) mother: Hyatt, Elizabeth Betty(1850 - ) Noyse, Emma father: Noyse, Isral(*1846 - ) mother: Hyatt, Elizabeth Betty(1850 - ) Noyse, Isral spouse: Hyatt, Elizabeth Betty (1850 - )

58. WebGED: Family Tree Peel, Martha Ellen Taylor (1839 1909) b. 18 JUL 1839 in Mt Pulaski, Ky d. 1909 fatherPierce, William(1793 - ) mother b. 1 NOV 1911 in Hettinger, Adams Co, ND http://www.knowitnow.com/genealogy/names/main44.html

previous Pease, Mary b. ABT. 1739 in Connecticut father: Pease, Daniel(1692 - ) mother: Hutchinson, Abigail Fletcher(~1696 - ) Pease, Mary b. ABT. 1815 in va spouse: Hyatt, William (~1813 - ) - m. 8 AUG 1848 in Monroe Missouri Pease, Nathaniel b. ABT. 1632 d. AFT. 1714 father: Pease, Robert(1589 - 1644) mother: ?, Marie(~1610 - 1644) Pease, Olive b. 10 MAR 1737/38 in Sommers, Tolland, CT d. 5 JUL 1822 in Milton, Srtg., NY father: Pease, Daniel(1692 - ) mother: Hutchinson, Abigail Fletcher(~1696 - ) spouse: Child, Increase (1740 - 1810) - m. 3 NOV 1762 in Milton, Srtg, NY child: Child, Havilan (1763 - 1776) child: Child, Roxalana (1767 - 1768) child: Child, Salmon (*1768 - 1856) child: Child, Roxalana (1769 - ) child: Child, Mark Anthony (1771 - 1843) child: Child, Ephraim (1773 - 1838) child: Child, Olive (1775 - 1847) child: Child, William (1777 - 1840) child: Child, Asa (1780 - 1827) Pease, Parker b. 1728 in Enfield, Hartford, Connecticut father: Pease, Daniel(1692 - ) mother: Hutchinson, Abigail Fletcher(~1696 - ) Pease, Peletiah b. ABT. 1709 in Enfield Ct d. ABT. 1769 in Enfield Ct

59. Honorary Degrees Index - Alphabetical List Adams, Roland Leroy (19041979), Class of 1927 Chatfield-Taylor, Wayne (1893-1967),Honorary Doctor of Laws Crawford, William Henry (1855-1944), Honorary Doctor of http://chronicles.dickinson.edu/encyclo/h/honorarydegrees/

Honorary Degree Recipients Index A B C D ... L A Abbott, Allan (1876-1956) Honorary Doctor of Literature, October 1933 Abrams, Frank W. (1889-1976) Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, 1954 Adams, John E. Honorary Doctor of Divinity, 1901 Adams, Roland Leroy (1904-1979) Class of 1927, Honorary Doctor of Laws, 1966 Agbor-Tabi, Peter Honorary Doctor of Humanities, 1998 Agnew, Daniel (1809-1902) Honorary Doctor of Laws, 1880 Ake, J. Howard Honorary Doctor of Divinity, 1928 Alabaster, Francis (1866-1946) Honorary Doctor of Literature, 1918 Albert, Francis Lee (1894-1976) Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, 1950 Albright, Charles (1830-1880) Class of 1852, Honorary Master of Arts, 1873 Allan, George (1935-) Honorary Doctor of Literature, 1995 Allyn, Arthur M. Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, 1958 Althouse, C. Scott (1880-1970) Honorary Doctor of Science, 1948 Ames, Alfred Heno (1831-1910) Class of 1849, Honorary Doctor of Divinity, 1877 Ames, Edward Raymond (1806-1879) Honorary Doctor of Divinity, 1871 Amsterdam, Morton Honorary Doctor of Science, 1974 Amthor, Willard Logan

60. Name Index --N Neave, Albert A (1856 ) Neave, Alexander (1822 - 1897) Neave, Anna M (1829 - 1832)Neave, Taylor R (1887 A (c1810 - 1901) Nichols, William Adams (1845 - 1846 http://www.users.cts.com/sd/h/hindskw/KennethHinds/nameindexn.html

Generated: 2004-05-29 A B C D ... M N O P Q R ... W ][X][ Y Z * = my direct ancestor Nalley, Sarah (c1699 - ) Nance, Harriet (1808 - 1852) Naples, Mell Narramore, Emily S (1850 - 1873) ... Nye, Thomas M Hinds Site: Genealogy of Ken Hinds Surname Index Home Page

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