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Hirst Thomas:     more books (34)

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 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 Life and letters of Thomas Jefferson, by Francis Wrigley Hirst, 1926 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 John Wimbleton; Or, the Triumph of Principle by Thomas Hirst, 2009-12-18 John Wimbleton; Or The Triumph Of Principle: A Story Of Methodistic Facts by Thomas Hirst, 2010-09-10 Ahead Of The 21St Century by Peter Fischli, David Weiss, et all 2003-03-02 The Music of the Church, in Four Parts by Thomas Hirst, 2009-08-13 John Wimbleton; Or The Triumph Of Principle: A Story Of Methodistic Facts by Thomas Hirst, 2010-09-10 People From Heckmondwike: John Curwen, Thomas Archer Hirst, James Berry, Jeff Butterfield, Dave Pybus, Arthur Wood, Mike Heaton 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 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 Natural knowledge in social context: The journals of Thomas Archer Hirst FRS by W. H Brock, 1980 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

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1. Hirst
   Thomas Archer Hirst. Born 22 April 1830 in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England Died16 Feb 1892 in London, England. Thomas Hirst s father was in the wool trade.  
   http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Hirst.html
   
   Extractions: Thomas Hirst 's father was in the wool trade. It was a prosperous family, so much so that Hirst's father retired when only thirty-one years old since at that age he inherited his own father's money. Thomas's mother also came from a family involved in the wool trade and Thomas was the youngest of his parents four sons. The family were certainly education minded and Thomas's father moved from Heckmondwike to be close to Wakefield when Thomas was five years old so that the boys could attend better schools. Thomas attended Wakefield primary school, then in 1841 he entered West Riding Proprietary School where he spent four years. He wrote later [2] that in this school:- ... I could obtain the most rudimentary and necessary instruction. I remember, however, that here mathematics was my favourite study ... In 1844 Thomas's father died in an accident. Thomas's mother was keen to find careers for here sons and for this reason Thomas was taken away from school when fifteen years of age and began to work as an apprentice engineer. He was sent to Halifax and his first task was to work on a survey for the proposed railway line from Halifax to Keighley. He began to write a diary at this time and it is largely for this that he is well known among mathematicians today.

2. Talbot Correspondence Project: HIRST Thomas Archer To WHFT, 16 Jun 1868 [09381]
   Talbot Correspondence hirst thomas Archer to WHFT, 16 Jun 186809381, Talbot Correspondence Project, University of Glasgow.  
   http://www.foxtalbot.arts.gla.ac.uk/corresp/09381.asp?target=1

3. Talbot’s Correspondence:Search The Letters
   Talbot’s Correspondents Calendar of Letters Search the Letters. returnto list of correspondents. Name search for hirst thomas Archer 1 document  
   http://www.foxtalbot.arts.gla.ac.uk/letters/name.asp?namestring=Hirs-TA&target=4

4. FreeBMD Scan2 Syndicate
   DISCREPANCY Sequence in Forename. 51. hirst thomas Walker Aston 6d 515 ********** DISCREPANCY Sequence in Forename. 52. hirst thomas Doncaster 9c 868  
   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~abneypark/Errors/02b4-263a.html
   
   Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); Current Page Discrepancies Line Record Flag INFORMATION RECORD Current Submitter is ethereal22@shaw.ca Current Password is Current Type is SEQUENCED Current B/M/D is BIRTHS Current Character Set is TRANSCRIBER RECORD District Number Format is Transcriber is Geraldine Bligh-Shuck Syndicate is Transcribed text file is 02B4263.SCA Transcription Date is 23-Mar-2002 CAPS Control is N BLOCK Control is N PAGE TITLE RECORD Heading is "Births registered in October, November, December 1902 [HINHIS]". SCAN SYNDICATE RECORD Current Year is Current Quarter is Dec File being Transcribed is 1902b4-263.tiff Transcription Date is 23-Mar-2002 PAGE START/END RECORD Current Page is Hiscutt,Charles Frederick,E. Preston,2b,310 ********** DISCREPANCY Sequence in Surname Hiscutt,Charles Frederick,E. Preston,2b,310 ********** DISCREPANCY Sequence in Forename Hiscox,Nellie,W. Ham,4a,470

5. Hirst
   Thomas Archer Hirst. Born Thomas Hirst studied for his doctorate atMarburg then was influenced by Steiner to work on geometry. He  
   http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/Hrst.htm
   
   Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Thomas Hirst studied for his doctorate at Marburg then was influenced by Steiner to work on geometry. He became friends with Cremona , particularly sharing his keen involvment in the Italian war of unification. He returned to England where he took part in educational reforms regarding the teaching of geometry. Hirst also worked for the education of women. He succeeded De Morgan to the chair of mathematics at University College London. His research was mostly on geometry, in particular on Cremona transformations. For this work he was awarded a Royal Society Medal in 1883. References (4 books/articles) A quotation by Thomas Hirst References elsewhere in this archive: Thomas A Hirst was elected to the Royal Society of London in 1861. You can see a history of the Royal Society and a list of the members among the mathematicians in our archive.

6. Thomas Hirst
   Thomas Hirst. Full name Thomas Henry Hirst. Born 21st May 1865, Lockwood,Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England. Died 3rd April 1927, Meltham  
   http://www.cricketarchive.co.uk/Yorkshire/Players/30/30274/30274.html
   
   Extractions: Full name: Thomas Henry Hirst Born: 21st May 1865, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England Died: 3rd April 1927, Meltham, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England Batting: Right-hand batsman Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium Teams: Yorkshire (Main FC: 1899); Scotland (Main FC: 1905) Lists of matches and more detailed statistics First-Class Career Batting and Fielding (1899-1905) M I NO Runs HS Ave Ct Overall First-Class Career Bowling (1899-1905) Balls Mdns Runs Wkts BB Ave SRate Econ Overall This page was created by the CricketArchive Oracles

7. NZ BDM Info
   M. Ellen 1853 HILLS C. 1853 HILLS F. 1853 HILLS Emily 1853 HINDE Thos 1854 HINDEMary 1854 HIRST Harriett 1852 HIRST Mrs 1852 hirst thomas 1852 HIRST Thos.  
   http://home.st.net.au/~ailsa/h-j.htm

8. Hirst
   Thomas Archer Hirst. Born 22 April 1830 in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England Died16 Feb 1891 in London, England. Thomas Hirst s father was in the wool trade.  
   http://202.38.126.65/mirror/www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/
   
   Extractions: Thomas Hirst 's father was in the wool trade. It was a prosperous family, so much so that Hirst's father retired when only thirty-one years old since at that age he inherited his own father's money. Thomas's mother also came from a family involved in the wool trade and Thomas was the youngest of his parents four sons. The family were certainly education minded and Thomas's father moved from Heckmondwike to be close to Wakefield when Thomas was five years old so that the boys could attend better schools. Thomas attended Wakefield primary school, then in 1841 he entered West Riding Proprietary School where he spent four years. He wrote later [2] that in this school:- ... I could obtain the most rudimentary and necessary instruction. I remember, however, that here mathematics was my favourite study ... In 1844 Thomas's father died in an accident. Thomas's mother was keen to find careers for here sons and for this reason Thomas was taken away from school when fifteen years of age and began to work as an apprentice engineer. He was sent to Halifax and his first task was to work on a survey for the proposed railway line from Halifax to Keighley. He began to write a diary at this time and it is largely for this that he is well known among mathematicians today.

9. Some Residents Of Paradise, Cache, Utah
   Charles A CARLSON TAMS, Mary Ann 1881 1962 *Elijah TAMS TAMS, Pearl 1896 1975 FredAmos WOODYATT TARRY, Harriet 1837 1927 James David hirst thomas 1880 1880  
   http://www.lofthouse.com/USA/Utah/Paradise/para-res.html

10. GENUKI: Hemingbrough Parish, Directory Of Trades And Professions For 1892
    Welbron Thomas, steam thrasher. Farmers. Brigge Fred. Riley, White Moorfarm; hirst thomas, Osgodby bridge; Kettlewell Thomas (and miller);  
    http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ERY/Hemingbrough/Hemingbrough92Dry.html
    
    Extractions: Miscellany of trades Andrew Mrs. Sarah Ann, gardener Anson William, vict., Crown Hotel Banks William, Esq., Hemingbrough hall Baswell John, market gardener Britton James, market gardener Cheesbrough John, master, Board school Clayton James, coal merchant, Paradise cot. Cooke George, vict., Half Moon Dale Peter, vict., Britannia Inn Darley John, blacksmith Farrow Thomas, manager, Brickworks Fell Henry, chapel keeper Fowler Thomas, grocer Garland John, market gardener Gillah Quarton, cattle dealer Gilliam Joseph Hanley Edward, grocer Hardy James, carrier to Selby (Monday) Hindsley William B.. market gardener Howcroft Joseph, tailor Howden Thomas, gardener Hudson Wm. Barker, joiner and wheelwright Jenkinson Charles, grocer, Post office Kettlewell John, shoemaker

11. GENUKI: Birstall Directory Of Trades And Professions For 1822
    Hirst John; hirst thomas; Kershaw William; Nussey Joseph; Oddye John; PriestleyJonas; Wilson John. Mill owners, Ex and Keighley; hirst thomas; Newsome D. Co.  
    http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/WRY/Birstall/Birstall22Dry.html
    
    Extractions: for BIRSTALL in Baines's Directory and Gazetteer Directory of 1822. Miscellany of trades Atkinson Law, merchant, Ridings Battye William, solicitor Battye Mrs. gentlewoman Bell Henry, victualler, Swan Brooke John, beadle for Court of Requests Charlesworth Wm. Esq. Brier hall Clapham Thomas, gent. Oakwell hall Elam B. and Son, academy Fawcett George, hat manufacturer Fourness William, vict. Coach and Six Gomersall Benjamin, gentleman Gott John, gentleman Hitchen Philemon, canvasser Illingworth Benjamin, tinner Illingworth Daniel, vict. White Bear Knowles Hy. maltster and post master Mann Thomas, vict. Greyhound Marshall Joseph gentleman Nussey Mrs. Oakwell hall Ogden Mrs. gentlewoman Oldroyd and Co. mill owners Parkinson Thos. plumber and glazier Porritt Sarah, vict. New Inn Preston James, currier Saville Geo. vict. Horse and Groom Schofield William, vict. Black Bull Squire Thomas, gentleman Sumner Richard, furrier Tetley Mr. and Mrs. ladies' academy

12. Horbury Burials 1801-1812
    17 hirst thomas S/of Roger Amelia Bapt. 19 WALKER Hannah D/of Joseph Ann CarpenterBur. JUNE 1802. 6 hirst thomas S/of William Abigail Clothmiller Bapt.  
    http://www.wakefieldfhs.org.uk/Horbury Burials 1801-1812.htm
    
    Extractions: Use the asterisk (*) character for wildcard searches. Wakefield Family History Sharing 1801 Parish Register of Horbuy. In the Parish of Wakefield JAN. 3 FLETCHER Mary W/of Robert Soldier Bur 25 GAGGER David S/of Sarah Spinster Bur . Natural Child 25 HEPWORTH Robert S/of Ann Spinster Bapt Natural Child FEB. 1801 5 STEPHENSON Mark Clothier Bur 5 WOOD Mary Wife Wm Labourer Bur 18 WALKER Robert. Carpenter Bur 21 TURTON Hannah W/of Ben Shoemaker Bur 23 TURTON Sarah D/of Benj Shoemaker bur 24 PARKER Rachel Widow Buried 25 FARQUAR James Gardener Buried Widower MARCH 1 GOSNEY Ann W/of Jonathan Labr Buried 8 TURTON Joshua Clothier Bur 12 DEWS Joseph Widower Bur from Ossett 19 TURTON Sarah Wid/ Joshua Clothier Bur 20 BARBER John Weaver bur 20 MILNER Sarah D/of Abraham Carpenter bur 21 HEAP Sarah W/of Joseph Corndealer bur' 22 SHARPLESS Jane D/of Wm Rebecca Labr Bapt 23 ALLAN George Weaver Widower Bur.''

13. Western Australian Convicts - Scindian 1850
    .. hirst thomas 10 15y 26 York .. .. 1847 House breaking aka HURSTHolder Robert 40 15y 26 Portsmouth .. .. 1847 Robbery . .  
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/con-wa0.html
    
    Extractions: Search by Name or Ship Scindian - arrived in WA in 1850 SOURCES This 650 ton barque was built at Sunderland in 1844. It was employed as a convict transport and left Portsmouth, England on March 4, 1850 bound for the Swan River Colony. She carried the first of 37 shipments of male convicts destined for Western Australia. The voyage took 89 days and the Scindian arrived in Fremantle on June 1, 1850 with 200 passengers and 75 male convicts [Erickson]. James Cammell and John Gibson were the captain and surgeon respectively. There were no deaths recorded on the convict shipping and description lists and 75 convict numbers were assigned for the voyage ranging from (1 to 75). Of the 200 passengers mentioned above, 163 were pensioner guards and their families, the number being made up of 55 pensioners, 29 wives, 43 sons and 36 daughters. The remaining 27 passengers have not been accounted for but were possibly cabin passengers or regular soldiers.

14. I4027: Thomas Alpheus HIRST (27 May 1812 - 13 Sep 1884)
    BIRTH 27 May 1812 4075 DEATH 13 Sep 1884 4076 BURIAL Farm 1 3/4 mi NE of Orlean, Fauquier Co., VA; grave marked. 4077 Family 1 Lucy Mildred PAYNE. Katie hirst. Mason hirst. Mollie hirst  
    http://www.icon.net/~sdcaller/d0001/g0000065.htm

15. Hirst
    Biography of thomas hirst (18301892) thomas Archer hirst. Born 22 April 1830 in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England Main index. thomas hirst's father was in the wool trade  
    http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Hirst.html
    
    Extractions: Thomas Hirst 's father was in the wool trade. It was a prosperous family, so much so that Hirst's father retired when only thirty-one years old since at that age he inherited his own father's money. Thomas's mother also came from a family involved in the wool trade and Thomas was the youngest of his parents four sons. The family were certainly education minded and Thomas's father moved from Heckmondwike to be close to Wakefield when Thomas was five years old so that the boys could attend better schools. Thomas attended Wakefield primary school, then in 1841 he entered West Riding Proprietary School where he spent four years. He wrote later [2] that in this school:- ... I could obtain the most rudimentary and necessary instruction. I remember, however, that here mathematics was my favourite study ... In 1844 Thomas's father died in an accident. Thomas's mother was keen to find careers for here sons and for this reason Thomas was taken away from school when fifteen years of age and began to work as an apprentice engineer. He was sent to Halifax and his first task was to work on a survey for the proposed railway line from Halifax to Keighley. He began to write a diary at this time and it is largely for this that he is well known among mathematicians today.

16. Hirst's Diary
    Extracts from thomas hirst s diary. Below are quotations from thomas hirst s journalsconcerning mathematicians whose biographies are given in this archive.  
    http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/HistTopics/Hirst_comments.html
    
    Extractions: [He is] a thin weak-looking individual with a large head and face marked with small-pox: he speaks with difficulty and stutters slightly. (23 Dec 1859) What a wonderful head he has, not merely round but spheroidal with the largest diameter parallel to his eyes, or rather to the line joining his ears. He never sits upright on his chair but with his posterior on the very edge he leans one elbow on the seat of the chair and throws the other arm over the back. Yet he is a keen sighted and extraordinary man, gentle I think by nature and at once timid, modest and reticent. Often when he speaks he shuts his eyes and talks as if he were reading from some unseen book, and talks well too so that one has to sharpen one's own wits to follow.

17. Hirst Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages)
    Home Surnames hirst Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) thomas hirst marriage to Emma Unwin South Yorks  
    http://genforum.genealogy.com/hirst/all.html
    
    Extractions: Robert b.1821 sons Joseph, Robert, Simon....(sons from England to Canada) Lisa L. Does anybody know these Hirsts Hursts? All buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Cornwall Lisa L. Patricia Webb EDWARD CLEMENT HIRST Lynn Regan Jakob HIRST 1899 Austria-Hungary tibor Looking for Hirst, Albert Edward married Melita Cylamen Gallinger Lisa L. Giles A. Hirst b. 1883 m. Mabel M. Graham b. 1883 Betty Smail 1851 Census lookup-please HIRST Marc Edwards HIRST Birth Announcement online (1897, England) Barbara Hirst Family of Yorkshire area Mark Hirst Sarah Ann Hirst (Hurst) Michael Wild Hirst of Cleckheaton, Birtsall Parish, WRY, Eng Thomas E. Robertshaw Hirst Kirkheaton/Wilshaw Yorkshire Juanita Shepherd Hirst Obit Sue Crawford Smith HIRST marie edwards Mary Hirst b1848, do John Hirst b1816, so Abraham Hirst b1778

18. Hirst Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2)
    Home Surnames hirst Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2) James hirst/thomas hirst, England Brian Duncan6/20/99. Re hirstS of Huddersfield W. Yorkshire - Kathy hirst Brummel4  
    http://genforum.genealogy.com/hirst/page2.html

19. AIM25: Thesaurus-assisted Personal Name Search
    2 Match(es). Your search was hirst thomas Archer 18301892 mathematician.Your search matched 2 record(s). Numbers 1 to 2 are listed here.  
    http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/thesaurus/thes_search?keyword=Hirst | Thomas Arch

20. Genealogy.com: Internet Family Finder Search Results
    Tree 2773. hirst, thomas. 18701879. Unknown. WFT Vol.1. WFT Volume 1. Tree 520. hirst, thomas J. 1830-1839. Unknown  
    http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/cgi-bin/iffgen?ref=gen&lo=lffi&last=H

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