61. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants He also named Thomas Joines, Sayer Roberts, Piety Parsons, and edmund Joines aliasedmund gunter.( Doc 194) In Bardsley s, DICTIONARY OF WELSH AND ENGLISH http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/i/Eldon-D-Joines/GENE4-0001.html

Home Page First Page Previous Page Next Page Last Page Descendants of Ezekiel Joines Generation No. 1 E ZEKIEL J OINES was born Abt. 1726, and died Abt. August 1803 in ,Wilkes Co., NC. He married (1) U NKNOWN . He married (2) S ARAH G UNTER July 14, 1779 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Notes for E ZEKIEL J OINES The first record of Ezekiel Joines in North Western North Carolina is the 1778 Tax List for Rowan County. Ezekiel is listed as Ezekiel Jones. Ezekiel was living in Capt. Lyon's District.(Doc# 164) A seach of the Rowan County records did not locate an Ezekiel Jones living there, during this same time period. Ezekiel's son Thomas is listed on the same tax list as Thomas Jines, living in Capt. Johnstons District.(Doc# 164) In a letter written by Wesley Joines, Sr. on Oct. 25, 1920 and published in the book "The Ancestry of Della Blevins Graham" by Della B. Graham in 1955, Wesley states that Ezekiel Joines emigrated from Scotland and settled in what is now Wilkes County, North Carolina. Wesley was the great grandson of Ezekiel. Wesley's father Major Joines lived to be a

62. Rechnernamen Im Fachbereich Mathematik & Informatik Translate this page Befaßte sich mit Grundlagenfragen der Mathematik und mit formaler Logik. gunter,edmund gunter, geb. 1581 Hertforshire, gest. 10.Dezember 1626 London. http://wwwmath.uni-muenster.de/IVV/math/Namen/Rechner.html

uns das doch bitte kurz mit. Welchen Zweck verfolgt diese Seite? Ich Nachschlagewerke unserer rumspielen. T y p Rechner A - abel Niels Hendrik Abel adams alberich R. Wagner musikalisch in " Der Ring des Nibelungen " umgesetzt. aki Frei erfundener Name. arminius ancalagon Ancalagon der Schwarze, ein Drache aus der Welt "Mittelerde" von J.R.R.Tolkien. aristoteles griech. Philosoph und Universalgelehrter artin Emil Artin Hamburg Forschte im Bereich der Zahlentheorie und der Algebra. attila B - babbage Charles Babbage , geb. 26.Dezember 1792 Teignmouth, gest. 18.Oktober 1871 London. Differenzenmaschinen Weitere Links: C. Babbage Institute ballade frei erfundener Name bernays Isaak Paul Bernays , geb. .Oktober 1888 London, gest. 18.September 1977 bessel Mathematiker und Astronom. bolzano Bernard Bolzano , geb. 5.Oktober 1781 Prag, gest. 18.Dezember 1848 Prag. Arbeitete im Bereich der Analysis und der Mengenlehre. boole George Boole , geb. 2.November 1815 Lincoln, gest. 8.Dezember 1864 Bellintemple. Die von ihm initierte Boolesche Algebra findet heute Anwendung in der Mengenlehre, Aussagenlogik und der Schaltalgebra.

63. Galileo 21. Graphics Environment Manager (Gem). 41. Greenberg, Mark. 41. Grosch, Herb.31. Grove, Andrew. 41. Grove, Andy. 31. gunter, edmund. 11. Gurley, Ben. 31.Gypsy. 41. http://www.scuole.prato.it/dagomari/museo/htm/ind-g.htm

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64. Descendants Of GUNTER-AUTREY-JONES Parents John Larkin gunter Sarah Ann TILLERYAUTRY Married VIRGINIA CHILDRESSBorn 24 Dec 1855 Died 27 July 1915 Parents edmund P. CHILDRESS Louisa http://cecileautreymunsey.ourfamily.com/contact.html

Free Web space and hosting - ourfamily.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Descendants Of:Sarah TILLERY-AUTRY GUNTER~ William Van AUTREY and Sarah Ella AUTREY JONES Footprints Of The Past I Dedicated To Footprints Of The Past II Footprints Of The Past III ... Favorite Links None available at this time. None available at this time. -Mable Ophelia AUTREY, b: 1 April 1920 TN -Mary Lee AUTREY, b: 9 Nov 1922, m: Johnnie HOPKINS -William Carroll AUTREY, b: 1 May 1926 TN No info available at this time. No info available at this time. No info available at this time. No info available at this time. -Pearl Alise RAGLAND, b: 15 Dec 1921 TN, d: 22 Aug 1922, buried: Haile Cemetery, Jackson Co.,TN -Eva Ogeal RAGLAND, b: 5 Aug 1928 TN., d: 2 Sept 1929, buried: Haile Cemetery, Jackson Co.,TN No other info at this time. None available at this time. -James Haskell "Hack" GILLIAM,Jr., m: Sue LANCASTER -Gloria Jayne GILLIAM -James "Jim" Haskell GILLIAM,III None available at this time. None available at this time.

65. FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! JOHN edmund gunter born 1903 PETER COURTNEY gunter born 1906 ALFRED LAWRENCE gunterborn 1909 parents John and Lydia gunter WILLIAM HENRY gunter no date early http://jamaicanfamilysearch.com/livingboard/livingmessages/28.html

FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Follow Ups Post Followup Living Search Board FAQ Posted by Linda Gunter-Whitman on April 04, 2002 at 05:52:39: Still seeking contact with ANY descendants of the following: HILLARY HEATH GUNTER born 1909 parents:Godfrey G. and Lillian(Braham or Breham)Gunter. JOHN EDMUND GUNTER born 1903 PETER COURTNEY GUNTER born 1906 ALFRED LAWRENCE GUNTER born 1909 parents: John and Lydia Gunter WILLIAM HENRY GUNTER no date early 1900s parents: Henry and Daisy(Payne) Gunter GEOFF GUNTER born about 1907-1909(?) parents: Geoffrey C. and Florence(Miller) Gunter. These I believe would be the parents or grandparents of "living Gunters". Follow Ups: Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Paul Gunter Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Paul Gunter Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! chloe cussell Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Paul Gunter Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Joy Gunter Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Linda Gunter-Whitman Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!! Paul Gunter Re: FINAL "GUNTER" APPEAL!!!!

66. GUNTER'S SCALE Definition edmund gunter (15811626), a professor of astronomy at Gresham College,London, who invented also gunter s chain, and gunter s quadrant. http://www.books.md/G/dic/guntersscale.php

Home G GU /GUNTER'S SCALE Medical Dictionary Search Engine Advertise on this site! A service of health-link-net.com Browse Dictionary Alphabetically A B C D ... Z A scale invented by the Rev. Edmund Gunter (1581-1626), a professor of astronomy at Gresham College, London, who invented also Gunter's chain, and Gunter's quadrant. Gunter's scale is a wooden rule, two feet long, on one side of which are marked scales of equal parts, of chords, sines, tangents, rhombs, etc, and on the other side scales of logarithms of these various parts, by means of which many problems in surveying and navigation may be solved, mechanically, by the aid of dividers alone. Source: Websters Dictionary Toys and Blankets Miami Rooms New York Hotels Travel Discounts ... Home

67. Predictable Programs In Barcodes Carl A. gunter, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. 8 edmund M. Clarke, Robert P. Kurshan, Computeraided verification, IEEE Spectrum, v.33 n.6, p.61 http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=581679&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF

68. Computer-aided Verification Hana Chockler. edmund M. Clarke. E. Allen Emerson. Kathi Fisler. Christian H. Golaszewski.Orna Grumberg. Elsa L. gunter. Ramin Hojati. Alon Itai. Orna Kupferman. Leslie http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=228684&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF

69. Computing Before Computers See also Analog computing devices; Ballistics; Bell Telephone Laboratories, ModelsII,III,IV M9 antiaircraft, 192 use of, 187 gunter, edmund, 27-29 gunter s http://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/CBC.html

Go to On Line Documents , Go to Go to Antique Computer home page This is a presentation of Computing Before Computers Edited by William Aspray with contributions by W. Aspray A. G. Bromley M. Campbell-Kelly P.E. Ceruzzi M. R. Williams ISBN 0-8138-0047-1 1. Calculators-History. 2. Computers-History. I. Aspray, William. Statement of permission to web publish Scanned, and processed into Adobe .PDF format by Ed Thelen September 2000 from a first edition copy lent by Michael R. Williams - one of the contributors. To make the contents of this 266 page book more accessable for Internet viewers: the various chapters and sections are presented as separate files of 6 megabytes max each the Table of Contents (linked to the sections) is presented below the Index is presented below. (searchable by your browser) each .PDF section is searchable by the Adobe Acrobat viewer - "Image on Text". Table of Contents Introduction .................................... vii William Aspray Chapter One: Early Calculation Michael R. Williams Chapter Two: Difference and Analytical Engines Allan G. Bromley

70. Next Page Previous Page Named after edmund gunter (15811626), English mathematician and astronomer,who invented the device about 1620. Synchain; pole chain. AGI. gurhofite. http://www.maden.hacettepe.edu.tr/dmmrt/dmmrt529.html

Next page Previous page guniting Pneumatically applied portland cement mortar, or gunite. The spraying of mine openings with concrete to provide ground support, present a smooth surface to the air current, and prevent weathering with the mortar. See also: lining timber preservation Aliva concrete sprayer Nelson gunk a. See: rod dope b. Any gummy substance that collects inside the working parts and hinders the operation of a machine or other mechanical apparatus. Long c. A permanent emulsion that forms in liquid-liquid extraction equipment, often containing dust or other solid matter at the core of each globule. gunned shot Scot. See: blown-out shot gunnie a. Corn. In mining, measure of breadth or width, a single gunnie being 3 ft (0.91 m) wide. Standard, 2 b. Corn. The vacant space left where the lode has been removed; a crevice. Plural: gunnies. Also spelled gunniss; gunnice. Syn: house gunningite A monoclinic mineral, (Zn,Mn)SO .H O ; kieserite group; as efflorescences on sphalerite from the Keno Hill and Galena Hill area, central Yukon Territory, Canada.

71. Math Words Page 16 Pastore of Italy. edmund gunter was a professor of astronomy at GreshamCollege in London and a friend of Briggs. He published tables http://www.pballew.net/arithm16.html

Math Words, pg 16 Back to Math Words Alphabetical Index Accurate    Mathematicians are often concerned with accuracy, and the key to being accurate is to take care.  In fact the origin of the word is from the Latin roots ad (to) and cura (care) which together formed the Latin word accuratus for "done with care". Cure, curio, curator, secure and sure are all from the same root and relate to work done with care. The word curator was created, in English, by the Royal Society in England in 1660 for the members who would supervise the experiments at each meeting. One of the first was Robert Hooke. A similar word existed in Latin for a manager or overseer, and in the church where a curate was an assistant to the vicar. Aeon or Eon Although a proposal was made in 1957 to define an aeon to be a unit of time equal to one billion years (1 Ga), the idea was not approved as a unit of scientific measure and is seldom used for a specific period of time. Its more common usage is for any long, indefinite, period of time. The origin is from the Greek root aion for age or life force. A similar Latin word

72. Slide Rules And Other Calculation Tools 1620 – Interpretation of logarithms into linear scale by edmund gunter. 1624– Use of two gunter’s scales as first slide rule by edmund Wingate. http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~wl/William.Hermann.Slide.Rule.htm

Slide Rules and Other Calculation Tools I began collecting slide rules back in high school. I found one in the chemistry lab and took such an interest that my high school teacher gave it to me. Since then I have slowly added to my collection, which now contains over 120 pieces. My oldest is a Gunter’s scale, dating back to the late 1600’s. I am attempting to build a collection that represents the full history of calculation tools. Perhaps someday, I will build a small museum. Below are pictures of some of my collection and a brief time-line of calculation tools. Some of my collection on display at NAU 2002 Paul and I Carol and her Dad Brief Timeline of Calculating Tools (Featuring some of from my collection) ~1700 BC Tables for multiplication and reciprocals found in Babylonian mathematics. ~300 BC Evidence of the first abacus in Babylonian mathematics. ~1200 AD Abacus is brought to China , still used today. (Early 1900’s Abacus) Tables of sines of natural numbers for each minute of arch by Georg von Peurbach. Table of tangents from Erasmus Reinhold in the Canon foecundus Invention of the sector by Guidobaldi del Monte, tool maker.

73. Measuring America: How An Untamed Wilderness Shaped The United States And Fulfil concept in England in the 17th century, one that was grounded (so to speak) in thedeveloping science of surveying, in particular, edmund gunter s simple new http://www.bookfinder.us/review0/0802713963.html

Measuring America: How an Untamed Wilderness Shaped the United States and Fulfilled the Promise of Democracy United States History Book Review AUTHOR: Andro Linklater ISBN: 0802713963 Compare price for this book History Americas History United States History Measuring America: How an Untamed Wilderness Shaped the United States and Fulfilled the Promise of Democracy - Book Review, by Andro Linklater From Our Editors Measuring America, Andro Linklater explains how Hutchins's survey reconfigured our country. From the Publisher From The Critics Margaret Wertheim The New Yorker Publisher's Weekly Library Journal Kirkus Reviews Compare prices for this book History Americas History United States History

74. Gunters Chain edmund gunter (15811626), an English mathematician, designed his chainto be 66 ft. long so that 10 square chains should equal one acre. http://www.texasonline.net/people/adixon/topogs/Chain.htm

Topographical Engineer Detachment Company B, United States Corps of Engineers United States Corps of Topographical Engineers Home Newsletter Calendar History ... Links The Gunters (Surveyors) Chain L inear measurement is the basis of all surveying. No matter how accurately angles may be measured, the survey can be no more accurate than the chaining. O ld surveys were sometimes made with the surveyor's (or Gunter's) chain which was 66 ft. in length and divided into 100 links, each link 7.92 inches long. Each link was made of iron or steel wire, and consisted of a long piece with a separate ring at each end. T here were normally tally tags attached to the rings at regular intervals (usually every 10 links) to assist in the measurements and a triangular handle at each end to hold the chain with. T he use of a chain for measuring was first recorded in 1579. Edmund Gunter (1581-1626), an English mathematician, designed his chain to be 66 ft. long so that 10 square chains should equal one acre. Even though it was still used into the early 1900's, the chain was heavy and clumsy, difficult to stretch tight and straight, changed its length rapidly from wear, and was at best only good for comparatively rough measurements. In 1867, the first American patent for a steel tape was obtained. The steel tape would eventually replace the chain altogether in the early 1900s. Back Home Next

75. Slide Rules edmund gunter soon reduced the effort by drawing a number line inwhich the positions of numbers were proportional to their logs. http://www.hpmuseum.org/sliderul.htm

The Museum of HP Calculators Slide Rules In 1614, John Napier discovered the logarithm which made it possible to perform multiplications and divisions by addition and subtraction. (ie: a*b = 10^(log(a)+log(b)) and a/b = 10^(log(a)-log(b)).) This was a great time saver but there was still quite a lot of work required. The mathematician had to look up two logs, add them together and then look for the number whose log was the sum. Edmund Gunter soon reduced the effort by drawing a number line in which the positions of numbers were proportional to their logs. The scale started at one because the log of one is zero. Two numbers could be multiplied by measuring the distance from the beginning of the scale to one factor with a pair of dividers, then moving them to start at the other factor and reading the number at the combined distance. Picture of a 2 foot Gunter scale (~110K) The yellow spots are brass inserts to provide wear resistance at commonly used points. Closeup on the Gunter scale (~72K) Soon afterwards, William Oughtred simplified things further by taking two Gunter's lines and sliding them relative to each other thus eliminating the dividers.

76. THE CONSERVATION GLOSSARY the basic measuring tool for land surveying until the change to metrication wasthe surveyors chain or gunter’s chain after edmund gunter (15811626). http://www.trp.dundee.ac.uk/research/glossary/gunters.html

Glossary Home Gunter’s chain - the basic measuring tool for land surveying until the change to metrication was the surveyors chain or "Gunter’s chain" after Edmund Gunter (1581-1626). 66 feet or 22 yards it is the length of a cricket pitch. One chain square is one - tenth of an acre. The chain has 100 links and every ten links there is a brass tally. See measured survey Notice Report any problems with this page to webmaster@townplan.dundee.ac.uk

77. Web Page Locked England father Grey, Ralph (*1554 ) spouse Rodham, edmund (*1585 - 1615 gunter,Augustus (*1756 - ) - male spouse child gunter, John G. (*1791 http://caramsey.home.texas.net/CAR.wbg/wga16.html

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78. SUBJECT INDEX EAIA CHRONICLE Vol 41-46 D - K grub saw, 44, 1, 17. gumming cutters, 45, 1, 30*. Gunn, Levi, brace maker,45, 4, 101*. gunter, edmund, calculating rule, 41, 2, 24*. Gurley, auger,43, 4, 108. http://www.eaiainfo.org/csubd_k.htm

THE CHRONICLE OF THE EARLY AMERICAN INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION Subject Index: D through K Articles judged to contain insufficient information to be of value in an index (i.e. unidentified whatsits or unidentified maker names) are not included. Any given article may be indexed under more than one subject. General: Illustrated articles and photographs are indicated with an * following the reference. Spellings are entered as they actually appear in THE CHRONICLE. Pages referenced as C1-C4 indicate unnumbered front and rear covers. Compiled by Clifford D. Fales (1996 Vol 41-46 Subject Index: A through C Vol 41-46 Subject Index: L through R Vol 41-46 Subject Index: S through Z Author Index to Volumes 41 through 46 (1988 - 1993) Subject Index to Volumes 41 through 46 (1988 - 1993) D - K SUBJECT VOLUME ISSUE PAGE damaged, plane mark Darling, brace patent Date, H. H., axe maker dating of antiques daybook, cobbler's tool maker daybook, Elbridge Gerry Reed daybook, Elbridge Gerry Reed daybook, hardware store daybook, plow maker

79. Louisa County, Va. Deed Name Index 476 Grubbs, edmund A.; (Grantor); Book/Page 3686 Grubbs, edmund A.; (); Book PageJ-716 Gunnell, Sarah; (Neighbor); Book/Page M-693 gunter, Charles; (Grantor http://trevilians.com/deeds/deedix19.htm

Louisa County, Va. Deed Names Many thanks to Janice L. Abercrombie! She submitted over 2,000 Deed Abstracts, which produced almost 15,000 surname references! Following the name, you will find the context (i.e. Grantor, Grantee, Witness, Neighbor) Yes, I realize there are a few names that need to be reformatted!) Grinstead, Jasper; (Grantor); Book/Page: W-67 Grinstead, John; (Grantee); Book/Page: I-199 Grinstead, John; (Grantee); Book/Page: F-? Grisham, John and Elizabeth, his wife; (Grantor); Book/Page: C-138 Groom, A.J.; (Neighbor); Book/Page: Groom, Charles; (Neighbor); Book/Page: HH-2 Groom, Charles; (Neighbor); Book/Page: V-242 Groom, Elizabeth; (Neighbor); Book/Page: Y-557 Groom, Elizabeth; (Neighbor); Book/Page: Y-577 Groom, George; (Neighbor); Book/Page: FF-304 Groom, James; (Witness); Book/Page: O-167 W-236 Y-557 Groom, James; (Grantee); Book/Page: W-547 Groom, James; (Neighbor); Book/Page: X-10 Groom, James; (Witness); Book/Page: Y-386 Groom, James; (Neighbor); Book/Page: Y-613 Y-577 K-218 Groom, Kitty; (Grantor); Book/Page:

80. Imago Mundi - Gunter. http://www.cosmovisions.com/Gunter.htm

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