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Old London: Photographed by Henry Dixon and Alfred & John Bool for the Society for Photographing Relics of Old London by Graham Bush, 1975
The elementary properties of the elliptic functions, with examples by Alfred Cardew Dixon, 2010-09-04
The Elementary Properties of the Elliptic Functions by Alfred Cardew Dixon, 2010-02-22
Modern Life; And Other Poems [By A.d. Toovey]. by A.d. Toovey by Alfred Dixon Toovey, 2010-07-24
Modern Life: And Other Poems [By A.D. Toovey]. by A.D. Toovey by Alfred Dixon Toovey, 2010-01-10
Modern Life: A Poem (1848) by Alfred Dixon Toovey, 2010-09-10
Eden And Other Poems (1865) by Alfred Dixon Toovey, 2010-09-10
The Poetical Works/Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson (Collins Masterpieces of Literature) by Alfred Lord Tennyson, 1920
Eden And Other Poems (1865) by Alfred Dixon Toovey, 2010-09-10
Modern Life: A Poem (1848) by Alfred Dixon Toovey, 2010-09-10
MASON-DIXON LINE: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>Dictionary of American History</i> by Alfred P. James, 2003
Calif. agent leads one-man tort campaign. (Dixon Livingstone): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Alfred G. Haggerty, 1989-02-13
The Elementary Properties of the Elliptic Functions by MA ALFRED CARDEW DIXON, 2010-01-10
Pedro opens the gate: For use with the traded twins by Alfred Dixon Heininger, 1942

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Dixon
Alfred Cardew Dixon. Alfred Dixon was the son of the Rev GT Dixon, who was the WesleyanMinister of Northallerton, and he was the older brother of Arthur Dixon.
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Dixon.html

Extractions: Alfred Dixon was the son of the Rev G T Dixon, who was the Wesleyan Minister of Northallerton, and he was the older brother of Arthur Dixon . Alfred was educated at the Quaker School in Kendal. From Kendal he went to Bath where he attended Kingswood School. Whittaker , in [4], describes him as a prodigy:- ... the school examiner, finding that Dixon obtained the maximum marks in papers set at the annual examination, one year deliberately set a problem that could not be done, only to receive from Dixon an elaborate proof of its impossibility. He attended London University, graduating with an M.A., then in 1883 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge. He graduated in 1886 as Senior Wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos (ranked first in the list of students with First Class degrees). He had been taught by a number of famous mathematicians at Cambridge, including Glaisher , Rouse Ball Forsyth , and he attended lectures by Cayley . Dixon was appointed a Fellow of Trinity College in 1888 and was awarded the second Smith's prize. Dixon was appointed to the Chair of Mathematics at Queen's College, Galway, Ireland in 1893. (This university is now named University College, Galway.) Dixon's appointment was to fill the chair left vacant when George J Allman, a noted historian of mathematics, retired. The appointment to Galway seems to have been good for Dixon since his mathematical output improved both in quantity and in quality from this time.
Dixon
Alfred Cardew Dixon. Born Alfred Dixon was the older brother of ArthurDixon. Alfred was educated at the Quaker School in Kendal. From
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Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Alfred Dixon was the older brother of Arthur Dixon . Alfred was educated at the Quaker School in Kendal. From Kendal he went to Bath where he attended Kingswood School. Whittaker , in [4], describes him as a prodigy:- ... the school examiner, finding that [Dixon] obtained the maximum marks in papers set at the annual examination, one year deliberately set a problem that could not be done, only to receive from Dixon an elaborate proof of its impossibility. In 1883 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge and he graduated in 1886 as Senior Wrangler (placed first). He had been taught by a number of famous mathematicians at Cambridge, including Glaisher , Rouse Ball Forsyth and he attended lectures by Cayley . Dixon was appointed a Fellow of Trinity College in 1888 and was awarded a Smith's prize. Dixon was appointed to the Chair of Mathematics at Queen's College, Galway, Ireland in 1893. (This university is now named University College, Galway.) Dixon's appointment was to fill the chair left vacant when George J Allman, a noted historian of mathematics, retired. The appointment to Galway seems to have been good for Dixon since his mathematical output improved in both quantity and quality from this time.
AUSTRALIA DEATHS
08JUL1985 SMH. dixon alfred Edward. 14AUG1999. 93. Death 16AUG1999 SMH. dixon alfred James. 04OCT1988. 94. Death
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Extractions: Ryerson Index Home Page NAME DATE AGE TYPE PLACE PUBLISHED DICKINSON,Harold Spencer Death late of Bermagui SMH DICKINSON,Henry Black Death late of Eastwood SMH DICKINSON,Henry Lanfranche Death late of Chatswood SMH DICKINSON,Herbert Death late of Concord SMH DICKINSON,Herbert Thomas Funl BCM DICKINSON,Herbert Thomas Funl BCM DICKINSON,Irene Ann Death late of Chatswood SMH DICKINSON,Irene Joyce Death at Parramatta, late of Whalan SMH DICKINSON,Irene Mary Death NMH DICKINSON,Isobel Flora Death late of Belrose SMH DICKINSON,J K Death SMH DICKINSON,Jack Douglas Death late of Bexley SMH DICKINSON,Jack Pomroy Death late of Mandalong SMH DICKINSON,James Forsyth Death late of Burwood SMH DICKINSON,James Patrick Death SMH DICKINSON,Janice Funl NMH DICKINSON,Jenny Theresa Death late of Concord West SMH DICKINSON,Joan Betty Death late of Croydon Park SMH DICKINSON,John Death late of Arncliffe SMH DICKINSON,John Albert Death late of Carlingford SMH DICKINSON,John Allan Death SMH DICKINSON,John Alwyn Death late of Belmont NMH DICKINSON,John Cecil
Camden People - Alfred R. White
Alfred R. White. ALFRED R. WHITE was born in 1877 to Frederic and Ida White.His father was a farmer at Broadkiln Hundred, in Sussex County, Delaware.
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Extractions: White ALFRED R. WHITE was born in 1877 to Frederic and Ida White. His father was a farmer at Broadkiln Hundred, in Sussex County, Delaware. At the time of the 1920 Census, he was living with his mother, Ida White at 433 Chambers Street. He was at that time in the self-employed in cigar business. Also at home was his 28 year old brother Amory K. White, then the manager of an automobile tire company. Alfred White served as City Clerk from 1923 to 1927, during the administration of Mayor Victor King , who was elected on a Non-Partisan slate. After leaving city government, he took a position as a salesman in a department store, which is where he was working in 1930. A bachelor, he was at the time of the 1930 Census lodging at 523 Pine Street, the home of realtor Henry Donahoo and his wife Edna. He was living at 653 Washington Street in Camden's Ninth Ward when he was hospitalized with appendicitis in October of 1936. After recuperating with his brother and sister in Staten Island NY, Alfred White appears to have returned to Camden, as an Alfred White is shown in the 1947 Camden City Directory as living in rented quarters at 518 Mickle Street, and working as a home visitor for the Department of Municipal Welfare. Camden Courier-Post - October 17, 1936
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Department of Surgery, Alfred Hospital Faculty. PAUL OBRIEN JOHN DIXON WENDY BROWN TONY BURN JOHN HOSE. 1.15 pm PatientAssessment and Perioperative Care. Paul OBrien, John Dixon and Tony Burn.
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Alfred Cardew Dixon
Alfred Cardew Dixon. 18651936 http//www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Dixon.htmlStudents Graph Theory Publications
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John Dixon
John dixon. 1.John dixon. Born 1877 in Texas. Marriage License of John and Dollie click here. He married Dollie Christian, daughter of William A. Christian Sarah Elizabeth Fite, Mar 3, 1907 in Ardmore, Oklahoma, Indian Territory. Wadie dixon. 3. ii. alfred "Earl" dixon. 4. iii. Linoell dixon 3. alfred "Earl" dixon. Son of John dixon
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Extractions: He married Dollie Christian , daughter of William A. Christian Sarah Elizabeth Fite , Mar 3, 1907 in Ardmore, Oklahoma, Indian Territory. She was born Jun 23, 1880 in Boone County, Arkansas. Died Feb 8, 1966 in Hartshorne, Oklahoma. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Hartshorne, Oklahoma. 1910 Census - Oklahoma 1920 Census - Oklahoma Children of JOHN DIXON and DOLLIE CHRISTIAN are: i. Wadie Dixon ii. Alfred "Earl" Dixon iii. Linoell Dixon iv. Johnnie Geneva Dixon v. Hazel R. Dixon Generation No. 2 Wadie Dixon . Daughter of John Dixon Dollie Christian . Born Dec 3, 1907 in Oklahoma. Died Oct 12, 1997 in Modesto, California. Buried in Winton District Cemetery, Winton, California. Photo of Wadie and Lack click Here Obituary of Wadie Lackey click here Obituary of Ivy Lackey click here She married Ivy M. Lackey , in 1929 in Oklahoma. He was born April 11, 1906 in Hartshorne, Oklahoma and died October 24, 1996 in Merced, California. Buried Winton Cemetery District, in Winton, California Alfred "Earl" Dixon
Dixon
Biography of alfred dixon (18651936) alfred dixon was the son of the Rev G T dixon, who was the Wesleyan Minister of Northallerton the older brother of Arthur dixon. alfred was educated at
http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Dixon.html

Extractions: Alfred Dixon was the son of the Rev G T Dixon, who was the Wesleyan Minister of Northallerton, and he was the older brother of Arthur Dixon . Alfred was educated at the Quaker School in Kendal. From Kendal he went to Bath where he attended Kingswood School. Whittaker , in [4], describes him as a prodigy:- ... the school examiner, finding that Dixon obtained the maximum marks in papers set at the annual examination, one year deliberately set a problem that could not be done, only to receive from Dixon an elaborate proof of its impossibility. He attended London University, graduating with an M.A., then in 1883 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge. He graduated in 1886 as Senior Wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos (ranked first in the list of students with First Class degrees). He had been taught by a number of famous mathematicians at Cambridge, including Glaisher , Rouse Ball Forsyth , and he attended lectures by Cayley . Dixon was appointed a Fellow of Trinity College in 1888 and was awarded the second Smith's prize. Dixon was appointed to the Chair of Mathematics at Queen's College, Galway, Ireland in 1893. (This university is now named University College, Galway.) Dixon's appointment was to fill the chair left vacant when George J Allman, a noted historian of mathematics, retired. The appointment to Galway seems to have been good for Dixon since his mathematical output improved both in quantity and in quality from this time.
Dixon_Arthur
President in 192426. His younger brother, alfred Cardew dixon, wouldhold this same office five years later. Arthur dixon shared
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Extractions: Arthur Lee Dixon was the second son of the Rev G T Dixon, who was the Wesleyan Minister of Northallerton, and he was the younger brother of Alfred Cardew Dixon . Arthur was educated at Kingswood School in Bath which he attended from 1879 to 1885. This school was a Methodist school founded by Wesley, the founder of Methodism. After leaving Kingswood School Arthur Dixon entered Worcester College, Oxford, where he studied mathematics, graduating in 1889. Arthur Dixon won a prize fellowship to Merton College, Oxford, where he was appointed in 1891. Merton College was one of the Oxford Colleges with a strong historical mathematical connection, since the first school of mathematics there was organised by Thomas Bradwardine in the middle of the 14 th Century.
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Here s the information you requested. NAME dixon, alfred, GROUP Aquarium.TITLE STUDENT. ORGANIZATION JACKSON ST. UNIVERSITY. Animals
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Alfred Boyd Dixon/Martha A. Johnson
Husband alfred Boyd dixon Born 12 JAN 1854 at Pope Co FatherJohn C. dixon MotherSarah P. Stout Other Spouses Wife Martha A
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Extractions: Husband: Alfred Boyd Dixon Born: 12 JAN 1854 at: Pope Co., AR. Married: 6 SEP 1875 at: Pike Co., AL. Died: 24 JUL 1882 at: Buried at Oakland Cem., Atkins, AR. Father: John C. Dixon Mother: Sarah P. Stout Other Spouses: Wife: Martha A. Johnson Born: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: HOME EMAIL SURNAMES
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Name dixon, alfred. Gender M. Position CASSAVA BREEDER/GENETICIST COORDINATOR, CASSAVA. Unit CROP IMPROVEMENT DIVISION. Institute
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LCGS (Ohio) Projects - North Kirtland Cemetery Sec. B, Rows 9-16 - Kirtland
B, 12, 3, Little Delia, hand pointing to rosebud, dixon, alfred. B, 12, 4, alfredM. dixon/ Died/ May 12, 1863/ Aged/ 27 years, stone carver DianeaM? Wightman, Joseph.
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Extractions: Inscription Symbols Comments Martindale, Timothy Dwight B See mon. B-9-8 Martindale, Aaron G. B Martindale, Timothy D. B GAR flagholder Martindale, Hattie B Hattie/ 1838-1919 scroll shape; see mon. B-9-8 Martindale, Pliny B Pliny dec. scroll shape; see mon. B-9-8 Martindale, Mother B Mother draped lecturn with tassels; See mon. B-9-8 Martindale, Father B Father Scroll shape; See mon. B-9-8 Martindale, Timothy D. Martindale, Harriet Martindale, Pliny B [N face] In Memory of/ Timothy D. Martindale/ Died/ Oct. 23, 1859/ Aged 61 yrs/ Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy/ laden, and I will give you rest. [W face] Father/ And/ Mother/ Martindale/ [S face] Harriet/ Wife of/ T. D. Martindale/ Died May 11, 1898./ Aged 91 years [E face]In memory of/ PLINY Martindale/ Died Jan. 21, 1899/ Aged 67 years. tall octagonal pillar with capstone Smith, Guy W. Smith, Sarah A. Hart Smith, Linda R. Smith, Mary K. Suits
Henry Odessa Dixon/Ann Jane Munmerly Harris
Family Group Sheet. Husband Henry Odessa dixon Born 26 SEP 1856 at Southampton, Hampshire, England Married 6 SEP 1877 at Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died 20 NOV 1943 at 118 Doveton Street, Ballarat, Victoria. Lilian Maud Wicker Name alfred Odessa dixon Born 20 NOV 1892 at
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Extractions: Husband: Henry Odessa Dixon Born: 26 SEP 1856 at: Southampton, Hampshire, England Married: 6 SEP 1877 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died: 20 NOV 1943 at: 118 Doveton Street, Ballarat, Victoria. Father: Henry William Dixon Mother: Jane Elizabeth Sweetingham Other Spouses: Wife: Ann Jane Munmerly Harris Born: 25 JUL 1857 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died: 9 FEB 1926 at: 24 Albert St., Williamstown, Victoria. Father: John Shorland Harris Mother: Jane Elizabeth Munmerly Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Henry John Dixon Born: 22 MAY 1878 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Married: 21 NOV 1905 at: North Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died: 13 NOV 1928 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Spouses: Eliza Ann Osboldstone Name: Maude Louisa Jane Dixon Born: 10 JAN 1880 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Married: 26 FEB 1902 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died: 18 APR 1943 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Spouses: Alfred John Cook Name: Annie Mabel Dixon Born: CIR 1881 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Married: at: Died: at: Spouses:
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dixon genealogy from Scotland to the u.s.a., stories from the 12th century to the present day dixons. History and links. 1870/alfred dixon, Kelly's Census. 1871/alfred dixon, Post Office Census .
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The Alfred Alexander Dixon Papers.
about the libraries Departments / Special Collections The alfred Alexander dixonPapers. Collection Number MC 45. dixon, alfred Alexander, 18851939.
http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/archives/collections/html/dixon_mc45.html

Extractions: 1 folder. Collection description: Historical Note: Professor of Physics at North Carolina State College (1917-1939). Dixon received a B.S. from Guildford College (1909), an M.A. from Haverford College (1911), and a Ph.D. from Cornell University (1930). Special Collections search page This page was last updated 7/30/98.
Henry William Dixon/Jane Elizabeth Sweetingham
Husband Henry William dixon Born 28 DEC 1833 at Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Married 28 NOV 1852 at Died Phyllis Evelyn Williams Name alfred Ernest dixon Born 12 AUG 1875 at
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Extractions: Husband: Henry William Dixon Born: 28 DEC 1833 at: Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Married: 28 NOV 1852 at: Died: 23 JAN 1888 at: Bairnsdale, Victoria, Australia Father: Robert Dixon Mother: Naomi Hawkins Other Spouses: Wife: Jane Elizabeth Sweetingham Born: FEB 1833 at: Southampton, Hampshire, England Died: 16 MAR 1910 at: 38 Ferguson St., Williamstown, Victoria. Father: William Sweetingham Mother: Mary Isaac Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Henry Odessa Dixon Born: 26 SEP 1856 at: Southampton, Hampshire, England Married: 6 SEP 1877 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died: 20 NOV 1943 at: 118 Doveton Street, Ballarat, Victoria. Spouses: Ann Jane Munmerly Harris Name: Mary Ann Thirza Dixon Born: 6 JAN 1859 at: Melborne, Victoria, Australia Married: at: Died: 19 DEC 1859 at: Gipps St., Collingwood, Victoria, Aust. Spouses: Name: George Dixon Born: 25 JAN 1862 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Married: 2 APR 1885 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Died: 4 DEC 1894 at: Rennie Street, Williamstown, Victoria. Spouses: Sarah Ann Kendall Name: Sarah Madeline Dixon Born: 15 APR 1864 at: Williamstown, Victoria, Australia Married: 23 FEB 1882 at: Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia Died: 27 SEP 1929 at: Essendon, Victoria, Australia Spouses:
Special Collections - Guide To Engineering Collections
Plans of work are chronologically arranged. Chemical Engineering.dixon, alfred Alexander,Papers, (19091939) MC 45 The collection
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Extractions: Weaver, David Stathem,Papers, MC 26 This collection relates to David Stathem Weaver's career in agricultural engineering and extension work at North Carolina State University. In a personal quest to "relieve human drudgery by mechanical means," Weaver served as a farm leader and educator throughout North Carolina from 1923 to 1966. Known as the "father of rural electrification in North Carolina," he conducted a survey, convincing then President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Congress that rural North Carolinians needed electricity. The collection contains speeches, news clippings, correspondence, and photographs. Of particular interest are four scrapbooks dedicated to Weaver's career in agriculture within the University and the fraternity Alpha Zeta. One scrapbook contains a letter written by his maternal grandfather in 1862 that describes his experiences as a Union soldier in the Civil War. North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Dept. of Biological and Agricultural Engineering. Records
A Gibson/Dixon Family Genealogy
A Gibson/dixon Family Tree. DINGLE, John. dixon, Albert Edward. dixon, alfred ( 31 JAN 182119 SEP 1880) dixon, alfred Black. dixon, alfred Chisholm. dixon, Alice Jane
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Divine, Leverne Josephine --to-- Dixon, Millie Jane
Jul 1900 Jun1969) dixon, dixon, dixon, dixon, dixon, Aaron W. 19 Dec 1920) dixon, Ada Lee ( 24 Nov 1910 - ) dixon, alfred ( 02 Mar 1904 - 12 Jan 1976) dixon, Ambrose
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