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  1. The Mechanical Theory of Heat: With Its Applications to the Steam-Engine and to the Physical Properties of Bodies by Rudolf Clausius, Thomas Archer Hirst, 2010-02-22
  2. The Utopia of Sir Thomas More: in Latin from the edition of March 1518, and in English from the 1st ed. of Ralph Robynson's translation in 1551 by Thomas More, Joseph Hirst Lupton, et all 2010-08-28
  3. Life and letters of Thomas Jefferson, by Francis Wrigley Hirst, 1926
  4. The Music of the Church, in Four Parts: Containing a General History of Music; Including an Account of Hebrew Music, an Investigation Into the Fitness ... Biographical and Critical, of the Most by Thomas Hirst, 2010-01-12
  5. John Wimbleton; Or, the Triumph of Principle by Thomas Hirst, 2009-12-18
  6. John Wimbleton; Or The Triumph Of Principle: A Story Of Methodistic Facts by Thomas Hirst, 2010-09-10
  7. Ahead Of The 21St Century by Peter Fischli, David Weiss, et all 2003-03-02
  8. The Music of the Church, in Four Parts by Thomas Hirst, 2009-08-13
  9. John Wimbleton; Or The Triumph Of Principle: A Story Of Methodistic Facts by Thomas Hirst, 2010-09-10
  10. People From Heckmondwike: John Curwen, Thomas Archer Hirst, James Berry, Jeff Butterfield, Dave Pybus, Arthur Wood, Mike Heaton
  11. ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 28,233 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN OR RELATING TO TYRES FOR MOTOR CARS AND OTHER VEHICLES (BIRMINGHAM). by Ernest & Thomas Henry Hirst. Gregg, 1903-01-01
  12. Calumny refuted!: Being a reply to an apology for Wesleyan Methodism in a letter addressed to Mr. Thomas Hirst, of Eastwood by Thomas Robinson, 1835
  13. Natural knowledge in social context: The journals of Thomas Archer Hirst FRS by W. H Brock, 1980
  14. A vindication of the Rev. T. Robinson's Calumny refuted: In reply to Mr. Thomas Hirst's further apology for Wesleyan Methodism by L Saxton, 1835

81. Robert Roebuck, Robucke English Ancestry, West Riding Of Yorkshire
George ? 1, 2. thomas Roger, 1, 6. Jame Ray, 2, 8. Gervis Newton, John hirst, 2,2. Sume 9 pounds, 5, 0. The copyright of this website 2002 to 2004 belongs to theweb owner.
http://www.robertroebuckancestry.com/Surnames/Darton_Names_1653_Transcript.html
Darton Tax assessment for 1653, the year that Robert the emigrant was born. The assessment for January 1652/53: - Name shillings pence Thomas Addye William Hopton Richard Barber Thomas Hearon Peter Bate Francis White George Mabson Anthony Sikes Edward Bromiloy Thomas Prince the elder Richard Gill Nicholas Carr William Broadhead Matthew Hirst John Pollarde John Denton Richard Denton Anthonie Rodes George Carr George Beamont John Barkhead? Tim Hutchinson widow Bradbury Thomas Webster John Newton John Morehouse William Denton Richard Tottington John Ramsden Robert Leatham Thomas Haige Francis Haighe Richard Wilson Richard Estwood William Litster John Webster widow Webster George Nalor?

82. LIBRARY-LIT 2002: [LIBRARY-LIT:2586] Fwd: Vancouver Public Libr
Please contact Mr. hirst directly. thomas Quigley Vancouver Public Library VancouverCanada email thomaqui@vpl.ca Forwarded message - Date
http://www.nifl.gov/library-lit/2002/0070.html
[LIBRARY-LIT:2586] Fwd: Vancouver Public Library Reference Question (fwd)
From: thomas quigley ( thomaqui@vpl.ca
Date: Wed Apr 17 2002 - 19:26:59 EDT

83. HMC | NRA | Persons Beginning HI
Primitive Methodist Minister (1) hirst, Kate (fl 18751909), Caernarfon (1) Caernarfon,Caernarfonshire hirst, thomas Archer (1830-1892) Mathematician (4) hirst
http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personHI.htm

HA
HE HG HI ... HY List of persons with surname beginning HI
Hibberd, George Frederick (b 1918) Administrative Officer Colonial Service

Hibberd, James Shirley (1825-1890) Journalist and Horticultural Writer

hibberd, Stuart Hibberd (1893-1983), radio announcer

Hibbert, George (1757-1837) West India Merchant MP
...
Hibbert, Sir John Tomlinson (1824-1908) Knight Politician

Chorley, Lancashire
Hichens, Robert Smythe (1864-1950) Novelist and Journalist

Hichens, William Lionel (1874-1940) Businessman

Hickes, George (1642-1715) Dean of Worcester Nonjuror Philologist Antiquary
Hickey, Elizabeth (d 1999) Writer Antiquarian ... Hickling, William (fl 1831-1832) Secretary Coventry Political Union, Coventry Coventry, Warwickshire Hickman, Sir Alfred (1830-1910) 1st Baronet Industrialist MP Hickman, Charles (1648-1713) Bishop of Derry Hickman, Charles (fl 1882) Seaman Hickman, Frederick R J (B1925) Soldier And Mechanic, Maidenhead Maidenhead, Berkshire Hickman, Henry (d 1692) Controversialist Hickman, Thomas Edgecumbe (1859-1930) Brigadier General Hickman, Sir William (1629-1682) 2nd Baronet MP Hickmott, James (fl 1880) Antiquary ... Hicks, Ernest (1894-1969) Yachtsman, Mousehole Mousehole, Cornwall Hicks, Frederick (fl 1890-1920) Architect

84. OPERA America's Encore Magazine
Original cast Lord Byron, Grayson hirst; thomas Moore, Lenus Carlson; John Hobhouse,Walter Hook; John Murray, Frederick Schoepflin; Count Gamba, Frederick
http://www.operaamerica.org/encore/lord.htm
LORD BYRON
Composer: Virgil Thomson Libretto: Jack Larson Description: Opera in three acts, seven scenes; set in London from 1812 to 1824-Scene two of the third act consists entirely of a ballet-Alvin Ailey choreographed the 15-minute dance for the Juilliard performance. This was later cut by Thomson in revised versions of the score. Premiere: Juilliard Theater, Lincoln Center, NY, April 20, 1972 Publisher: G. Schirmer, Inc., 212-254-2100; fax: 212-254-2013; web page: www.schirmer.com Length: 90 minutes to 2 hours (depending on cuts) Musical forces: Two flutes (piccolo), 2 oboes (English horn), 2 clarinets (bass clarinet), 2 bassoons, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 2 trombones, tuba, timpani, percussion, harp, organ (off stage), strings; SATB chorus; male madrigal group of 6; boy's chorus; 5 sopranos, 3 mezzos, contralto, 4 tenors, 5 baritones, bass-baritone, 2 basses Musical style: Tonal; lyrical; masterfully-written concerted music, duets, and trios; clear, spare orchestration of unmixed colors with an interplay of verbal and musical rhythms that is both intricate and subtle; minimalist use of small, well-crafted melodic cells that have elements of American folk music; simple melodic style; the use of pastiche; some citing of popular tunes such as Auld Lang Syne and Ach du lieber Augustine. Synopsis: Set in London in 1824, the work begins with Dean Ireland's refusal to allow Byron a burial in Poets' Corner of Westminster Abbey. Using the poet's denied burial as a framework for the piece, the work deals with significant episodes in Byron's life and introduces the three women who played pivotal roles in it: his wife, Annabella; his half-sister, Augusta Leigh; and his mistress, Countess Teresa Guiccioli. The opera is partly a series of flashbacks about Byron's scandalous sex life and partly about his friends' decision to burn the memoirs he sent to Thomas Moore.

85. Books.html
In comparison to hirst s alternatively bemused and intrigued travelogue, thomas snarrative is far more jaded and scornful, bordering on the downright
http://www.i94bar.com/booksnew.html
ONE McGARRETT
Not much use against a Chinese agent packing heat. Look elsewhere. TWO McGARRETTS
We're getting warm. Not a bad read, but not worth a full APB. THREE McGARRETTS
The Big Kahuna!
The Free World is safe with this sort of inspired writing.
BOOK ME DANNO
Rock 'n' Roll in Prin
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WILLIE'S BAR AND GRILL by Rob Hirst (Picador/Pan Macmillan, 235 pages)
THE BIG WHEEL by Bruce Thomas (Helter Skelter, 168 pages)

These two books, Willie and the Wheel, make for some interesting comparisons. Both books are insider accounts of life on the road in the U.S., told from an experienced and knowledgeable, but definitely non-American perspective. Rob Hirst is, or was, the drummer for Midnight Oil, while Bruce Thomas is, or was, the bass player for (Elvis Costello and) the Attractions.
Even though Hirst's book has nothing in it likely to upset fellow band members, it still ends with the break up of the band as well, following the departure of Peter Garrett to pursue his political agenda more directly. Subsequent claims that for a while the front running for Garrett's replacement was a near dead heat between Sister Janet Mead (the Singing Nun) and notorious Australian underworld figure Bruce "Chopper" Read should be taken with a grain of salt however. For me, the only jarring note in the book was Hirst's uncharacteristically disingenuous attempt to contrast this country's treatment of asylum seekers with the open armed welcome received in the U.S. by rookie baseball players from the Caribbean and South America when they are signed up by major league baseball teams. It seems to me that historically Australia has been every bit as hospitable to gifted athletes from overseas, as the ranks of our Olympic team clearly show, while for impoverished asylum seekers the more honest (and apposite) comparison would have been with America's heavy handed treatment of those Central and South Americans who attempt to walk, run or crawl across the Mexican border without the foresight of first acquiring a multi-million dollar sporting contract...

86. Guy's, Kings & St Thomas' School Of Medicine: Division Of Asthma, Allergy And Lu
Phenotypic control of cytokine production by airway smooth muscle relationshipto eosinophil recruitment in asthma (hirst, Lee and O’Connor).
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/medicine/divisions/aalb/mainresearch.html
GKT School of Medicine You are in: Divisions School of Medicine Schools Home Useful Links What's On KCL E-mail List KCL Phone List Publications Annual Report INFORMED MBBS BULLETIN GKT Gazette ... Comment Research Research Strategy Key Recent Research Achievements
Main Research Programmes
Publications ... Research Income Main Research Programmes IgE regulation Antigen presentation and immune deviation in asthma and allergy
  • Functional characterisation of antigen presenting cells isolated from respiratory tract of allergic rhinitic and asthmatic patients (Hawrylowicz, Corrigan, Santis, Lee) CD8 T cell regulation of IL-12 and Th1/Th2 cell induced inflammation in the lung (Kemeny) Innate Immunity and Regulation of Th1 versus Th2 cell development (Noble) Risk factors for asthma in children (Greenough, Rafferty)

87. [Osgiliath Med Hirst Art Sten] --- [ D F F ] --- Dansk Figurspilsforening ---[ D
Terræn. You are here Danish Miniature Wargaming Society Forum Terræn - Osgiliathmed hirst Art sten. Time 133539. Add reply. Author, Reply. thomas Jantzen
http://www.krigsspil.dk/forum/viewreplys.php?numForumId=17 &numThreadId=1297

88. 2003 Results: Veteran Men 'A' (Age 50-59)
thomas Unaffiliated 51 739.30 28.72 69 Orfaly,Bob Unaffiliated 57 739.90 27.6670 Zingale,Douglas Unaffiliated 52 743.10 26.60 71 hirst,thomas Hudson River
http://www.crash-b.org/cb2003/results/event11.html
C.R.A.S.H.-B. Sprints World Indoor Rowing Championships
Results of Event: Veteran Men 'A' (Age 50-59)
Computer Timing courtesy of Spitler Racing Systems
CRASH-B

89. Census 1851 Swinnow
hirst, Squire, 6, Bramley, 2315, 276. hirst, thomas, 32, Sorter, Drighlington, 2315,276. hirst, thomas, 5, Bramley, 2315, 276. Marsden, Ann, 17, Power Loom Weaver, Bramley,2315, 276.
http://www.calverley.info/cen_swin_1851.htm
Census Indexes 1851 Swinnow: ED1m
S winnow is covered by Bramley district, Film HO 107/2315, Enumeration District 1m, Folios 265 - 281. Surname Name Age Occupation Birthplace Film Folio Address Broughton Luke Cow Keeper Farnley Hartley Joseph Hand Loom Woolen Weaver Bramley Middlebrook Elizabeth Burler Bramley Middlebrook Sarah Burler Arthington Middlebrook Thomas Cloth Manufacturer Morley Postlethwaite John Hand Loom Woolen Weaver Leeds Sykes Benjamin Cloth Manufacturer Armley Sykes Elizabeth Armley Sykes Samuel Bramley Sykes Susannah Farnley Sykes Thomas Hand Loom Woolen Weaver Adwalton Sykes Thomas Hand Loom Woolen Weaver Bramley Toller Elizabeth Burler Bramley Toller Harriet 1 m Bramley Toller John Slubber Bramley Toller Mary A Bramley Watkinson Elizabeth Burler Cookridge Watkinson John Agricultural Labourer Cookridge Watkinson Mary YKS Watkinson Mary A Woolen Carder Filler Cookridge Brook Matthew Clothier Journeyman Sowerby Emsley Edward Pudsey Emsley Northrop Pudsey Grisdale Benjamin Bramley Grisdale Elizabeth Bramley Grisdale Ellen Leeds Grisdale Ellenor LAN Bolton Grisdale James Pudsey Grisdale Jonas Cloth Weaver LAN Bolton Grisdale Joseph Tallow Chandler LAN Bolton Grisdale Mary A Servant Leeds Grisdale Samuel Painter LAN Bolton Grisdale William Painter Apprentice LAN Bolton Harrison Hannah E Pudsey Harrison James Pudsey Hartley Betsy Burler Bramley Hartley George Hand Loom Woolen Weaver Farnley Hartley Hannah Burler Pudsey Hartley Joseph Bramley Hartley Samuel Bramley Mathers Hannah Pudsey Mathers James Pudsey Mathers John Cloth Manufacturer Malton Mathers John 11 m Pudsey Mathers Joseph Pudsey Mathers Samuel Pudsey

90. Inresidence: Damien Hirst
Sue thomas Hello World travels in virtuality Subtle thinking and fluent (travel)writing about the synthesis of our online selves and our real Damien hirst.
http://timwright.typepad.com/inresidence/2003/10/damien_hirst.html
hostName = '.typepad.com';
inresidence
charting my year as digital writer in residence for the trAce Writers for the Future programme
Relevant Links
Categories
BOOKS CURRENT
  • Sue Thomas: Hello World: travels in virtuality
    Subtle thinking and fluent (travel) writing about the synthesis of our online selves and our real lives. e.g. is looking out of a train window the same experience as staring at the screen? (***) Jonathan Safran Foer: Everything Is Illuminated
    It's a got a disappeared town theme. (Damn it's everywhere!) and it's a bit patchy. Cheeky to call it so when the good patches are so bloody good. But there it is. Patchy. (***) Douglas Coupland: Hey Nostradamus!
    Always rip through his novels. Blessed relief after Stephenson. This one's a mix of All Familys Are Pyschotic and Life After God. Not his best (Girlfriend in a Coma). Not his worst (Microserfs). (***)
BOOKS PENDING
MUSIC CURRENT
Photo Albums
Main
Damien Hirst
Went to see the Hirst exhibition with Rob. Pretty unimpressive in my view. Fantastic execution, as usual. He has such an eye for detail, great control of his materials and the big butterfly pictures demonstrate yet again how instinctively good he is with colour. But the impulse he's encapsulating is about as interesting as hearing a little boy saying 'fuck' in church and then giggling at his own cleverness.

91. Genealogy Data
Gender Male. Children thomas, Gerald Earl Jr. Back to Main Page. Back to MainPage. hirst, Bernice Gender Female Family Spouse Rietz, Paul C Gender Male.
http://www.gillean.com/Roots/db/dat408.htm
Genealogy Data
Back to Main Page
Hughes, Elizabeth
Gender: Female
Family: Marriage: Rutherford Co., North Carolina, U.S.A.
Spouse: McClain, Charles
Birth : ABT 1767 Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Gender: Male
Parents: Father: McLean, John
Mother: , Jane
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Byers, David
Gender: Male
Family: Marriage: 3 DEC 1800 in Rutherford Co., North Carolina, U.S.A.
Spouse: McClain, Rebecca Birth : ABT 1769 Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Gender: Female Parents: Father: McLean, John Mother: , Jane
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Stein, Dorcy Laine Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Thomas, Gerold Earl Sr. Gender: Male Children: Thomas, Gerald Earl Jr.
Back to Main Page
Marlatt, Nellie Celesta Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Parker, William Franklin Gender: Male Children: Parker, Bernadine Faye
Back to Main Page
Geldreich, Bertha Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Gebbers, George Gender: Male Children: Gebbers, Roberta Ethel
Back to Main Page
Lawrence, Josephine Emma Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Lauckhart, Donald William Gender: Male Children: Lauckhart, Roger
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Fancher, Mabel Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Picken, Robert Lyons

92. Compaq And Linux Mailing List Archive: Re: [compaqandlinux] SMART Array Controll
Next in thread thomas.bandion@europe.eds.com Re compaqandlinux SMART arraycontroller (cpqarray) ; Reply Richard hirst Re compaqandlinux SMART array
http://www.van-dijk.net/mailarchive/cpqlin0004/0054.html
Compaq and Linux Mailing List Archive
Re: [compaqandlinux] SMART array controller (cpqarray)
Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: Re: [compaqandlinux] SMART array controller (cpqarray)
From: Richard Hirst ( richard@sleepie.demon.co.uk
Date: Fri Apr 14 17:00:24 2000 On Fri, Apr 14, 2000 at 04:18:48PM +0100, thomas.bandion@europe.eds.com compaqandlinux-unsubscribe@cpqlin.van-dijk.net For additional commands, e-mail: compaqandlinux-help@cpqlin.van-dijk.net

93. Compaq And Linux Mailing List Archive: Re: [compaqandlinux] SMART Array Controll
Next in thread Richard hirst Re compaqandlinux SMART array controller (cpqarray) ;Maybe reply thomas.bandion@europe.eds.com Re compaqandlinux SMART
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Compaq and Linux Mailing List Archive
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94. H-Net Review: R. Malcolm Smuts On Derek Hirst And Richard Strier, Ed, Writing An
Transpos d and several related tracts of the period 166773, hirst shows how likethe development of the heroic style, the respectability of thomas Hobbes and
http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=130211005760617

95. OUP USA: Playing For Real: Jacqueline Suthren Hirst
Models, Religion, and Gender. Edited by Jacqueline Suthren hirst andLynn thomas. 0195667220, hardback, 208 pages. Mar 2004 In Stock.
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96. New England Civil War Museum
There are 167 hirst letters, all of which are housed in the ThomasO Connell Historical Library. These remarkable artifacts give
http://pages.cthome.net/ne.civilwar.mus/highlights.html
Collection Highlights
First Shelf: L to R; Shingle from the Dunkard Church in Antietam, MD.
1896 X-ray of Burpee Post member who still had a bullet fragment in his heel. This is one of the earliest X-rays ever taken.
Soldier's metal epaulettes, used to guard shoulders from sword slashes.
Second Shelf: L to R; Cartridge box; Cannonball from the battle of Antietam; Leggings to simulate boots
Third Shelf: L to R: 5th CT Vol. Infantry Regimental Bible
Two different styles of soldiers' haversacks
The Thomas F. Burpee Collection
T homas Burpee was born in 1836 in Stafford, Connecticut. He was educated in Ellington, Connecticut. In 1857, he married Adeline Harmon of Stafford and by 1861 they had two sons, Lucien and Charles. Before the Civil War, he was a foreman or manager in several of the mills in Rockville. He was also the captain of the local militia in town. W hen the war broke out he voluntered his militia to the Union, but his offer was refused because it was believed to be a short war. In 1862 when President Lincoln requested more troops from Connecticut, Thomas' militia became Company D of the 14th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, later know for its valience as the "Fighting Fourteenth." I n early July of 1862, Gov. Buckingham repeatedly asked Capt. Burpee to accept a majorship in the 21st CVI but Thomas refused. Finally after many requests, Thomas Burpee was appointed as a major in the 21st Conn. Vol. Inf., in late August of 1862. He rose through the ranks and eventually was promoted to a full colonel. Thomas was very well liked and respected by his men and many others who knew or served around him.

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12 Jan 1906 in Berlin, Germany Died 4 Nov 1986 in London, England hirst, ThomasArcher hirst Born 22 April 1830 in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England Died 16
http://www.mathnet.or.kr/API/?MIval=people_seek_great&init=H

98. Hirst, Henry Beck
hirst, Henry Beck, poet, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 23, 1817, son ofThomas and Emma (Beck) hirst. His father was a merchant of some prominence.
http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lp-2001/hirst.html
Strangers to Us All Lawyers and Poetry Henry Beck Hirst
Philadelphia
"A lawyer and verse-writer of Philadelphia." [Oscar Fay Adams, A Dictionary of American Authors 187 (Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1899)] "Hirst, Henry Beck, poet, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 23, 1817, son of Thomas and Emma (Beck) Hirst. His father was a merchant of some prominence. He began early to study law at the age of eighteen, but circumstances prevented him from completing his course, and for some years he was occupied in mercantile pursuits. He was admitted to the bar in 1843, and established himself in the practice of his profession in his native city. His leisure was devoted to literary work, and for three or four years he was a regular contributor to 'Graham's Magazine.' His poems were extremely popular and were widely copied." The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography Hirst's poems "appeared in the

99. I0077: Susan ALEXANDER (UNKNOWN - ____)
_ JamesHirst BAER BAER Family 1 thomas F. BRUMGART
http://www.math.virginia.edu/~der/Genealogy/Baer_Html/d0001/g0000033.html
Susan ALEXANDER
UNKNOWN -
  • BIRTH : UNKNOWN
Family 1 John Martin NEELY
  • Alice Lena NEELY
  • Ethel Grace NEELY
  • Archie Leroy NEELY ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 10/18/98 01:54:11
    James Hirst BAER
    18 Apr 1860 -
    • BIRTH : 18 Apr 1860, Altoona, PA
    Father: John A. BAER
    Mother: Eleanor SHANK
    Family 1 Lila WORK
    • MARRIAGE : 2 Jun 1886
  • Lawrence BAER _Johannes BAER , Sr. _Johannes BAER , Jr._ _John A. BAER ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 10/18/98 01:54:11
    Unknown BAER
    Family 1 Benjamin EBY
  • Sarah EBY Unknown BAER INDEX ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 10/18/98 01:54:11
    Chauncey BARRET
    Family 1 Susan WEBER
    Chauncey BARRET
    INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 10/18/98 01:54:11
    John BEAR
    Family 1 Elizabeth EBY
    John BEAR
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    Rebecca Emaline CORMAN
    23 Dec 1849 -
    • BIRTH : 23 Dec 1849, Rebersburg, Center County, PA
    Father: Henry CORMAN
    Mother: Rachel BAER
    Family 1 Thomas F. BRUMGART
    • MARRIAGE : 16 Jan 1881
  • Mabel O. BRUMGART
  • 100. The Parisc-linux 2001-June Archive By Author
    Bogendoerfer; parisclinux ioremap with 32bit kernel on 64bit machines ThomasBogendoerfer; linux .9 install problems on a 735 Richard hirst; parisc-linux
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