1. Forsyth Andrew Russell Forsyth. Born 18 June Andrew Forsyth s father was JohnForsyth and his mother was Christina Glenn. John Forsyth was http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Forsyth.html

Andrew Russell Forsyth Born: 18 June 1858 in Glasgow, Scotland Died: 2 June 1942 in London, England Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Andrew Forsyth 's father was John Forsyth and his mother was Christina Glenn. John Forsyth was an engineer working in the Glasgow shipyards and his family came from Paisley. However John Forsyth moved to Liverpool and, taking his family with him, Andrew was soon to show his exceptional mathematical abilities at secondary school in that city. Forsyth entered Trinity College, University of Cambridge in 1877 and there he studied under Cayley , graduating in 1881. Taking the Mathematical Tripos in that year he was First Wrangler (meaning that he was placed first in the ranked list of first class graduates) and he was appointed to a fellowship at Trinity College. This type of fellowship was competitive and candidates had to submit a thesis; Forsyth's thesis proved deep results on double theta functions. His remarkable talent saw him leave Cambridge in the following year when he was appointed to the chair of mathematics at the University of Liverpool at the remarkably young age of 24. Although Forsyth was back in Liverpool, the city which had become his home, he did not remain there for very long, accepting a lectureship at Cambridge in 1884. Two years later, at the age of 28, he was elected a Fellow of the

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3. HistoryForSale - Presidential Autographs JOHN FORSYTH ANDREW JACKSON ANDREW JACKSON and JOHN FORSYTH Ship s Papers for an unarmed brig leaving New YorkCity. Folds, one vertical through the w in Andrew and th in Forsyth. http://www.historyforsale.com/html/prodetails.asp?documentid=13109&start=1&page=

4. Forsyth Andrew Russell Forsyth. Born 18 June 1858 Andrew Forsyth studied underCayley and graduated from Cambridge in 1881. In 1893 he published http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/Frsyth.htm

Andrew Russell Forsyth Born: 18 June 1858 in Glasgow, Scotland Died: 2 June 1942 in London, England Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Andrew Forsyth studied under Cayley and graduated from Cambridge in 1881. In 1893 he published Theory of Functions which had such an impact at Cambridge that function theory dominated there for many years. However the reputation of the book outside Britain was not high. On Cayley 's death Forsyth was appointed to his chair in 1895. However his preference for technical mastery rather than rigorous analysis meant that he failed to inspire future pure mathematicians. Forsyth was elected to the Royal Society in 1886. He had a love affair with the wife of C.V. Boys and the scandal of 1910 forced him to resign his chair. He eventually found another post, being appointed to the chair in Imperial College London. References (5 books/articles) Some quotations by Andrew Forsyth References elsewhere in this archive: Andrew R Forsyth was elected to the Royal Society of London in 1886. You can see a

5. Glasgow Student : Andrew Forsyth Andrew Forsyth. VICE PRESIDENT i/c ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENT “TheSRC works best when providing services that benefit students”. http://www.glasgowstudent.net/main/src/elections/execelect2004/AForsyth

This page is main src elections / AForsyth Andrew Forsyth VICE PRESIDENT i/c ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENT Elect me as the first Vice President (Activities and Development) and I'll fulfil that vision. I have the necessary leadership experience, both on and off the SRC, to ensure continuity of services alongside much needed improvement and change. Clubs and Societies Support To promote and improve this service, I would: simplify paperwork and procedures offer training to Office-bearers create a clear, branded, identity for Clubs and Societies Support increase awareness, through publicity, of what the SRC provides Freshers' Week To provide value to students, I would: investigate the cost of the Freshers' Pass properly publicise Freshers' Week opportunities available to all students (e.g. being an SRC Freshers' Helper) To prevent repeating last year's problems, I would: support GUSA, GUU, QM in their activities pressure the University to fulfil its administrative obligations strongly publicise the Freshers' Pass To bring a successful and integrated week, I would:

6. Glasgow Student : Andrew Forsyth Andrew Forsyth. SOCIAL SCIENCES ORDINARY REPRESENTATIVE Believing that the Universitymust provide suitable space for studying, and that in its present form it http://www.glasgowstudent.net/main/src/elections/nominationsOct03/AForsyth

This page is main src elections / AForsyth Andrew Forsyth SOCIAL SCIENCES ORDINARY REPRESENTATIVE Believing: that the University must provide suitable space for studying, and that in its present form it is a valuable resource I would support and assist in the Campaign to prevent the closure of the Adam Smith Library. Believing that graduates contribute importantly to society; and that if Government pushes for the growth of the student population it must consider this beneficial I would champion proper funding for students at Glasgow University. Notwithstanding the above; yet believing that the SRC is most use when it communicates the student voice to the University I would push for an SRC that prioritises 'internal' issues e.g. Adam Smith Library closure, over abstract 'external' concerns. I would give the time and commitment that this role deserves. I would present the beliefs I have outlined ably: having experience of committees, debating and public speaking. Choose FORSYTH as your rep.! Proposer: Kenneth Fleming Seconder: Robert Marrs Home SRC Student Organisations Advice ... Forgotten Your Password?

7. Quotation By Andrew Forsyth Andrew Forsyth (1858 1942). I began to understand that pure mathematicswas more than a collection of random tools mainly fashioned http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Quotations2/618.html

Andrew Forsyth I began to understand that pure mathematics was more than a collection of random tools mainly fashioned for use in the Cambridge treatment of natural philosophy.

8. Russell Co., AL 2 2 Ellis Jepi 14 M GA 17 3 3 Lanier Henry M. 40 M Merchant 3,000 VA 18 3 3 LanierOlivia H. 37 F GA 19 3 3 Lanier Mary H. 12 F GA X 20 4 4 forsyth andrew 55 M http://www.jolts.com/russell/russell/data/census/1850/1.HTM

1850 Census of Russell County, AL p.1 Continued on Page 2 NOTE: This transcription is meant to be a guide only. It is the transcribers interpretation and subject to human error. Always refer to the original document (or microfilm) for your own interpretation. Abstracted by Dee Floyd-Pavey Both above notices must remain when copied or downloaded. russell@jolts.com This is the 1850 federal census for Russell County, AL. LN = Line Number Family appeared on HN = Dwelling houses numbered in the order of visitation FN = Families numbered in the order of visitation LAST NAME, FIRST NAME = The Name of every Person whose usual place of abode on the 1st day of June, 1850, was in this family RACE = Color (white, black or mulatto) OCCUP. = Profession, Occupation,or Trade of each Male over 15 years of age VAL. = Value of Real Estate owned BIRTHPLACE = Place of Birth, Naming the State, Territory, or Country MRD. = Married within the year SCH. = Attended School within the year Continued on Page 2 Back to Census Index

9. Forsyth Biography of andrew forsyth (18581942) andrew Russell forsyth. Born 18 June 1858 in Glasgow, Scotland andrew forsyth's father was John forsyth and his mother was Christina Glenn http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Forsyth.html

Andrew Russell Forsyth Born: 18 June 1858 in Glasgow, Scotland Died: 2 June 1942 in London, England Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Andrew Forsyth 's father was John Forsyth and his mother was Christina Glenn. John Forsyth was an engineer working in the Glasgow shipyards and his family came from Paisley. However John Forsyth moved to Liverpool and, taking his family with him, Andrew was soon to show his exceptional mathematical abilities at secondary school in that city. Forsyth entered Trinity College, University of Cambridge in 1877 and there he studied under Cayley , graduating in 1881. Taking the Mathematical Tripos in that year he was First Wrangler (meaning that he was placed first in the ranked list of first class graduates) and he was appointed to a fellowship at Trinity College. This type of fellowship was competitive and candidates had to submit a thesis; Forsyth's thesis proved deep results on double theta functions. His remarkable talent saw him leave Cambridge in the following year when he was appointed to the chair of mathematics at the University of Liverpool at the remarkably young age of 24. Although Forsyth was back in Liverpool, the city which had become his home, he did not remain there for very long, accepting a lectureship at Cambridge in 1884. Two years later, at the age of 28, he was elected a Fellow of the

10. Forsyth, Andrew Russell forsyth, andrew Russell (18581942). Scottish mathematician whoseTheory of Functions 1893 introduced the main strands of European http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/F/Forsyth/1.html

Forsyth, Andrew Russell Scottish mathematician whose Theory of Functions 1893 introduced the main strands of European mathematical study to British mathematicians. Bringing together the work of all the various schools in a single volume, the book completely changed the nature of mathematical thinking. Forsyth was born in Glasgow and studied at Cambridge. He was professor at Liverpool College 1882-84, but spent most of his career at Cambridge. From 1913 to 1923 he was professor at Imperial College, London. He formulated a theorem that generalized a large number of identities between double theta functions; because this work was also carried out independently yet simultaneously by Henry Smith (1826-1883), the theorem is now called the Smith-Forsyth theorem. Forsyth also studied languages, enabling him to translate the works of others and to introduce their ideas to the UK. His Theory of Functions stimulated such rapid developments in mathematics that Forsyth was soon left behind.

11. Theory Of Differential Equations. By Andrew Russell Forsyth. Theory of differential equations. By andrew Russell forsyth. pt. I. (Vol. I) Exact equations and Pfaff's problem. 1890.pt. II. (Vol. IIIII) Ordinary equations, not linear. 1900.pt. III. (Vol http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://name.umdl.umich.edu/ACQ7946.0004.001&

12. Papers Of Andrew Russell Forsyth forsyth, andrew Russell (18581942). Mathematician. Fellow of TrinityCollege 1881-; Professor of Mathematics at University College http://rabbit.trin.cam.ac.uk/~jon/Msscolls/Forsyth.html

FORSYTH, Andrew Russell (1858-1942). Mathematician Fellow of Trinity College 1881-; Professor of Mathematics at University College Liverpool 1882-83; College lecturer at Trinity College 1884-95; Sadlerian Professor of Pure Mathematics at Cambridge University 1895-1910; Professor at Imperial College of Science and Technology 1913-1923 Mathematical papers 2 boxes. Uncatalogued Similar collections Return to Modern MS Index Trinity College Library, October 1997.

13. Lehrbuch Der Differential-gleichungen, Von Dr. Andrew Russell Lehrbuch der differentialgleichungen, von Dr. andrew Russell forsyth. Mit einem anhange Die resultate der im lehrbuche angeführten übungsaufgaben enthaltend, hrsg. von H. Maser. Autorisierte http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://name.umdl.umich.edu/ACQ7988.0001.001&

14. Papers Of Andrew Russell Forsyth TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY CAMBRIDGE. forsyth, andrew Russell (18581942).Mathematician. Fellow of Trinity College 1881-; Professor http://rabbit.trin.cam.ac.uk/Msscolls/Forsyth.html

TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY CAMBRIDGE FORSYTH, Andrew Russell (1858-1942). Mathematician Fellow of Trinity College 1881-; Professor of Mathematics at University College Liverpool 1882-83; College lecturer at Trinity College 1884-95; Sadlerian Professor of Pure Mathematics at Cambridge University 1895-1910; Professor at Imperial College of Science and Technology 1913-1923 Mathematical papers 2 boxes. Uncatalogued Similar collections Modern MS Index Main Menu Last updated: 3 June 2000. Maintained by Trinity College Library

15. David Forsyth - ResearchIndex Document Query david forsyth scientific articles matching the query david forsyth Liu \Lambda Joe Mundy \Lambda David forsyth ? andrew Zisserman y and Charlie Rothwell. Generalized Cylinders Jane Liu, Joe http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/cs?q=David Forsyth

16. Charlie Rothwell - ResearchIndex Document Query David forsyth ?andrew Zisserman y and Charlie Rothwell y (Lambda) GE Center for Research and. Joe Mundy, David forsyth, andrew Zisserman, Charlie Rothwell. imogen.robots.ox.ac.uk http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/cs?q=Charlie Rothwell

17. National Academy Of Sciences - Deceased Member forsyth, andrew R. Date of Birth June 18, 1858. Electedto NAS 1907. Date of Death June 2, 1942. http://www4.nationalacademies.org/nas/nasdece.nsf/(urllinks)/NAS-58N265?opendocu

18. Andrew B. Allan/Jean Campbell Forsyth Husband andrew B. Allan Born 1901 at Paisley, Scotland Married 17 at FatherThomas forsyth MotherSarah Jane Swayze Other Spouses CHILDREN Name Donald andrew Allan Born 1 http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/king/fam00321.htm

Welcome to this section of the Long Island Genealogy Surname Database The Main entrance can be found at - Long Island Genealogy Some of the Best Long Island Research Texts are Now Available on CD Difficult to acquire Family History, Local History, Church, Town, Marriage, Death, and Internment Records Now available for HOME research Now you can own them each for under $20 - Individual and Collection CDs available - all at great savings. The gedcom to this file is available on our "Tracking Down Our Family Heritage" CD. It is also available as part of our GEDCOM Collection CD. more Information 100% of the proceeds of each purchase go toward the expansion of Long Island Genealogy and the support of it's Web Presence. Husband: Andrew B. Allan Born: 1901 at: Paisley, Scotland Married: 17 FEB 1926 at: Grimsby, Ontario Died: UNKNOWN at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Jean Campbell Forsyth Born: 13 NOV 1901 at: Thorold, Ontaro Died: 26 JAN 1975 at: Father: Thomas Forsyth Mother: Sarah Jane Swayze Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Donald Andrew Allan Born: 1 JAN 1932 at: Married: at: Died: 23 OCT 1932 at: Spouses: Name: Thomas Keith Allan Born: Private at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: Name: John Forsyth Allan Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Spouses:

19. Genealogy Data Back to Main Page. forsyth, andrew Family Spouse Chalmers, EmmaMary Margaret Birth abt 1904 Parents Father Chalmers, George http://home.clara.net/j.mann.taylor/dat97.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Stephen, Jessie Birth : 2 NOV 1919 Peterhead (Boddam E41), ABD, SCT Death : 21 JUN 2001 Parents: Father: Stephen, William Mother: Stephen, Jessie Ann Noble Family: Marriage: 31 OCT 1942 in Kilmarnock (Highfield Avenue Church) Spouse: Cordiner, Francis John West Birth : 17 APR 1912 N.3 Boddam Death : 21 JUL 2000 Parents: Father: Cordiner, Peter Stephen Mother: West, Jessie Kinnear Children: Cordiner, Frank Cordiner, Stanley Stephen Cordiner, Graham Back to Main Page Bruce, Rita Parents: Father: Bruce, Alexander Mother: Summers, Christian Family: Spouse: Cordiner, Stanley Stephen Parents: Father: Cordiner, Francis John West Mother: Stephen, Jessie Children: Cordiner, Marita Cordiner, Adele Cordiner, Bruce Back to Main Page Bryan, Marjorie Parents: Father: Bryan, Peter Mother: Calder, Margaret Muir Family: Spouse: Cordiner, Frank Parents: Father: Cordiner, Francis John West Mother: Stephen, Jessie Children: Cordiner, Karen Cordiner, Lorraine Cordiner, Vivienne Back to Main Page Burch, Henry Birth : DATE UNKNOWN Death : DATE UNKNOWN Family: Marriage: DATE UNKNOWN Spouse: Garden, Harriet Allerdyce

20. Untitled CHRYSTIE, Minr. Oct, 8th, 1684. NETHERMONDORK. James Heron. GriselI Matheson. John McCamon. Janet Giffert. Alexr. Jean Guillon. Helen McCaull. andrew McGeoch. Tho. McRobert. Agnes McCamon Mart. McCraich. Katherine forsyth. andrew McCaddim. ALDERICKALLABRICHAN. John Craick http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~leighann/1684/nkirkcow.txt

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