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John Adams Speaks for Freedom (Ready-to-Read. Level 3) by Deborah Hopkinson, 2005-01-06
Original Papers by the Late John Hopkinson: Ed. With a Memoir by B. Hopkinson (V.2 ) (1901) by John Hopkinson, 2009-06-12
Original Papers by the Late John Hopkinson: Ed. With a Memoir by B. Hopkinson (V.1 ) (1901) by John Hopkinson, 2009-06-12
Original Papers by the Late John Hopkinson: Scientific Papers by John Hopkinson, 2010-02-26
John Hopkinson, Electrical Engineer (A Science Museum booklet) by The Science Museum, 1970-12
Software Quality Assurance: Ernest Wallmuller (Bsc Practitioner) by Ernest Wallmuller, Helga Tallon, et all 1994-06
Original papers on dynamo machinery and allied subjects by John Hopkinson, 2010-08-24
The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa by James Cash, John Hopkinson, et all 2010-07-30
A Bibliography of the Tunicata, 1469-1910 by John Hopkinson, 2010-01-13
The Audubon guide to attracting birds by John Hopkinson Baker, 1941
Original Papers by the Late John Hopkinson by John Hopkinson, 2009-03-10
The Pennsylvania State Trials; Containing the Impeachment, Trial, and Acquittal of Francis Hopkinson, and John Nicholson, Esquires ; the Former by Edmund Hogan, 2010-01-12
Sport Deaths in Switzerland: Achille Varzi, John Hopkinson, Buddy Werner, William Penhall, Owen Glynne Jones, Tom Bourdillon, Toni Kurz
Original papers by the late John Hopkinson by John Hopkinson, 1901-01-01

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Hopkinson
John Hopkinson b. 27 July, 1849, Manchester, England d. 27 August, 1898, Evalona,Switzerland. Memorial for John Hopkinson at the Engineering Laboratory.
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Extractions: John Hopkinson was outstanding British consulting electrical engineer and expert witness. He worked on electromagnetic occurrences in dynamos and the theory of dielectrics. Hopkinson devised the three-phase system for the transmission of electricity. He was IEE President in 1890 and 1896. Although his scholarship would have allowed him to continue his mathematical studies at Cambridge, Hopkinson decided to put his mathematics to practical use in engineering. There had been no chair of engineering at Owens College when Hopkinson studied there, but it is interesting to note that Osborne Reynolds was appointed to such a chair while Hopkinson was studying at Cambridge. Chance Brothers and Company On leaving Cambridge he started work in his father's factory until he was appointed engineering manager of the optical works of Chance Brothers and Company, glass makers and lighthouse engineers of Birmingham in 1872. There he studied the problems of efficient ways of shining lights from a lighthouse and, in particular, he recommended the use of flashing groups of lights. John Hopkinson married Evelyn Oldenburg, with whom he had been in love since his undergraduate days. In 1877 he moved to London as a consulting engineer. By this time there were three children, Bertram, the eldest, having been born in 1874. Money was short but he soon built up a lucrative practice in the law courts as an expert witness on patents and other scientific matters.
The Genealogical Tree Of John Robert Hopkinson
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Hopkinson
John Hopkinson. Born 27 July 1849 John Hopkinson was born the eldestof a large family of thirteen children. He was fortunate in
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Hopkinson.html

Extractions: John Hopkinson was born the eldest of a large family of thirteen children. He was fortunate in that being brought up in Manchester he had good schooling and in 1865 entered Owens College in that city. Owens College, which went on to become the University of Manchester, was an excellent institution in which to study. After showing great abilities in mathematics Hopkinson was awarded a scholarship to allow him to continue his study of that subject at Trinity College Cambridge. He entered Cambridge in 1867 and graduated with a mathematics degree in 1871. Although his scholarship would have allowed him to continue his mathematical studies at Cambridge, Hopkinson decided to put his mathematics to practical use in engineering. There had been no chair of engineering at Owens College when Hopkinson studied there, but it is interesting to note that Osborne Reynolds was appointed to such a chair while Hopkinson was studying at Cambridge. In 1872 Hopkinson was appointed as the engineering manager of Chance Brothers and Company, a glass manufacturing company in Birmingham. There he studied the problems of efficient ways of shining lights from a lighthouse and, in particular, he recommended the use of flashing groups of lights.
John Hopkinson - Wikipedia NL
John Hopkinson. van de wetten van Maxwell. externe links. John Hopkinson.Pagina bewerken Overlegpagina Voorgeschiedenis Referenties
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Extractions: Categorieën Natuurkundige John Hopkinson 27 juli 27 augustus ) was een Engels natuurkundige en elektrotechnicus John Hopkinson werd bekend door zijn theoretische en praktische werk aan de toepassingen van elektriciteit en magnetisme zoals dynamo en elektromagneet . Hij trouwde met zijn schoolliefde Evelyn Oldenburg . Twee kamers in zijn huis werden verbouwd tot laboratorium waar hij zijn talloze experimenten uitvoerde die hem een fellowship of the Royal Society in . opleverden. Hij rekende onder andere Lord Kelvin en William Crookes tot zijn kennissenkring. Naar hem is het magnetische equivalent van de wet van Ohm genoemd: de wet van Hopkinson een verbijzondering van één van de wetten van Maxwell bewerken
John Hopkinson
John Hopkinson. John Hopkinson born in 1849, was the eldest son of aManchester engineer of the same name who had married the daughter
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Extractions: John Hopkinson born in 1849, was the eldest son of a Manchester engineer of the same name who had married the daughter of a prosperous cotton spinner. There were thirteen children by the marriage, of whom ten reached maturity (five sons and five daughters). He won a mathematical scholarship to Trinity College, Cambridge and whilst studying for the mathematics tripos he worked concurrently for a BSc at London University. In Cambridge he was coached by E.J.Routh, emerging in 1871 as Senior Wrangler. He was captain of the boat club and also won the mile race in the athletics sports. On leaving Cambridge he started work in his father's factory until he was appointed manager of the optical works of Chance Brothers, glass makers and lighthouse engineers of Birmingham in 1872. He married Evelyn Oldenburg, with whom he had been in love since his undergraduate days. He converted two of the rooms in his house into laboratories and there conducted experiments in electricity and magnetism for which he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1878. In 1877 he moved to London as a consulting engineer. By this time there were three children, Bertram, the eldest, having been born in 1874. Money was short but he soon built up a lucrative practice in the law courts as an expert witness on patents and other scientific matters.
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DeclarationofIndependenceSignatures
McKean New York William Floyd Philip Livingston Francis Lewis Lewis Morris NewJersey Richard Stockton John Witherspoon Francis hopkinson john Hart Abraham
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Extractions: Georgia: Button Gwinnett Lyman Hall George Walton North Carolina: William Hooper Joseph Hewes John Penn South Carolina: Edward Rutledge Thomas Heyward, Jr. Thomas Lynch, Jr. Arthur Middleton Maryland: Samuel Chase William Paca Thomas Stone Charles Carroll of Carrollton Virginia: George Wythe Richard Henry Lee Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Harrison Thomas Nelson, Jr. Francis Lightfoot Lee Carter Braxton Pennsylvania: Robert Morris Benjamin Rush Benjamin Franklin John Morton George Clymer James Smith George Taylor James Wilson George Ross Delaware: Caesar Rodney George Read Thomas McKean New York: William Floyd Philip Livingston Francis Lewis Lewis Morris New Jersey: Richard Stockton John Witherspoon Francis Hopkinson John Hart Abraham Clark New Hampshire: Josiah Bartlett William Whipple Massachusetts: Samuel Adams John Hancock John Adams Robert Treat Paine Elbridge Gerry Rhode Island: Stephen Hopkins William Ellery Connecticut: Roger Sherman Samuel Huntington William Williams Oliver Wolcott New Hampshire: Matthew Thornton top
History Of Ashover, 1931
Joseph, market gardener, Chapel hill Hopkinson Charles Edward, hay and heath merchant,Edelstow hopkinson john, letter carrier, Hard Meadow ln Hunter Thomas
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Extractions: CHARITIES John Thompson , late of Dove Cote, Ashover, in 1881 gave £500 (consols), the dividends to be appropriated annually (1) in providing prizes, bibles and prayer books, for proficiency in Scripture knowledge, good attendance and good conduct for children at the day and Sunday schools; (2) in six sums of 20s. each to destitute poor not receiving parish relief; and (3) the residue of the income to be distributed in sums of 5s. each to aged poor parishioners. Mrs. Ann Kaye Jackson , in 1880, left the dividends of £200 (consols) to be distributed in warm clothing, or otherwise, at the discretion of the rector and churchwardens.
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john hopkinson s Formula 1 Motor Racing Page. Formula 1 ..News.Last updated 9 May 2004. Headlines. F1 living beyond its means .
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Extractions: Last updated 9 May 2004 F1 living beyond its means.... 2004 Season - Another Ferrari benefit? .... BAR the most improved team?.... Montoya works out his contract with Williams.... ... 2004 Driver line uo Two of the movers and shakers of F1 - Bernie Ecclestone (Mr Fix-it of F1) and Max Moseley FIA President There are serious concerns that F1 is living beyond its means and that it is becoming more and more difficult for smaller teams not backed by the major motor manufactures to survive, and almost impossible for new teams to enter the sport. To overcome these difficulties, the sports governing body the FIA through its president Max Mosley are proposing significant rules changes which should help to reduce costs and encourage new entrants. The main changes are new smaller engines - 2.4 litre V8s which must last for two grand prix, the scrapping of all electronic aids, reduction in testing time, and the availablity of 'off the shelf' chassis, rather than each team manufacturing their own. The aim will be to increase the number of teams from 10 to 12. As might be expected there are differing views - there is the group who feel that F1 is the pinnacle of motor sport and should use all the technology that is available. The other view is that F1 is a spectator sport and must provide spectacle and this can only be done by increasing the number of cars and providing overtaking opportunities on the track - the driver should be the determining factor not the latest technology gizzmos.
GENUKI: Haxby Parish, Directory Of Trades And Professions For 1890
Hodgson Mr. William; hopkinson john Robert, butcher; Jefferson Tom, joinerand wheelwright; Jefferson Mr. William; Laidler George, station
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Extractions: for HAXBY in Bulmer's Directory of 1890. Post: Miscellany of trades Atkinson John, blacksmith Attwood Frederick, vict., Red Lion Blacker Joseph Bradley Rev.. Richard, Vicarage Braithwaite Maria, grocer Brough Francis, butcher Bulmer Mrs. Elizabeth, brickmaker Carr William, market gardener Clarke Joseph, market gardener Dawson Mrs. Ann, dressmaker Driffield Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper Driffield J. H., thrashing machine proprietor Dudding Henry, vict., Tiger Inn Dyson John, contractor, Wortley house Dyson Mr. Meek, Ash house Grayson Mr. Benjamin, Beet cottage Haxby Board School ; Jonth. Arnold, master Haythorne Mr. William Hodgson Charles, blacksmith Hodgson Mr. William Hopkinson John Robert, butcher Jefferson Tom, joiner and wheelwright Jefferson Mr. William
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Betsey Clarissa Dr. David Sir Edward Margaret HOWLAND Alice HOWLETT Rebecca HOYLEArthur Gordon Dixon Harry Harry Whitley James hopkinson john Dixon Kathleen
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Extractions: A B C D ... Z HARRISON VaNita Irene Weltha Susannah Wiliam Raymond , Jr William E. ... William Raymond HART Carol Elias HARTER Donna Fay HARVEY Arnold Della May Eaine Elizabeth ... William Zane HARWOOD Alan Hannah Harry Keith ... Peter HASELTINE David Robert HASKELL Abigail Anna Mark Mary ... William HASKETT Sarah Stephen HASTY Daniel Hannah Martha HASYLDEN Francis HATCH Anipas Bethia Bethia Dennis ... Zilpha HATHAWAY Gertrude Angelica HAUDLO Elizabeth HAUSER Harry HAVELKA Otto J. HAWKES Betsey Rebecca HAWKINS Sarah HAWLEY Grace HAWTHORNE Susannah HAYDON John HAYES David Esq. Fannie A. John HAYNES Jonathan Lydia Sarah Thomas ... William HAYWARD Sarah HAZELTINE Mary HEALEY Samuel HEARD Abigail Benjamin Betsey Dorcas ... Tristram HEARL Etherington William HEATH Joan HECKER Dick HEDERSETT Katherine HEIMBIGNER Evelyn HELLAND Arnold Oliver Mona Kay Sandra Ruth HELLE Anna Torufsdtr HELM Edgar Owen HEMER John HENDRICKSON Margrete HENNY Mary HENRY John HERBST May Agnes HEREFOSS Berte Nilsdtr fra HERMAN Alvin HERRICK Mercy HERRING Arther J. HESKAMP Frances Lois Shirley HIARING Merlin Elbridge HIBBERD Elizabeth HIBBERT Lois Ingerson HICKS Michael HIGGINS Dyer HIGGS Martha HILBACK Alma Josephine Christopher Julius Dolores Anne Fredric Christopher ... George O.
Yorkshire Strays In Lincolnshire 1851
ADLINGFLEET HART Jane 6 ADLINGFLEET HART Thomas 19 ADLINGFLEET HILLESS James 44 BRADFORDHINDLE Jane 75 FERRYBRIDGE hopkinson john 27 SHEFFIELD JOHNSON George
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John TRUMBLE / Mrs. Ann HOPKINSON
John TRUMBLE / Mrs. Ann HOPKINSON. Husband John TRUMBLE. Wife Mrs. Ann HOPKINSON.Born ABT 1614, at Died at Father Mother Spouses John TRUMBLE. CHILDREN.
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Extractions: John TRUMBLE Mrs. Ann HOPKINSON Husband: John TRUMBLE Born: 5 Apr 1612 at: New Castle,Upon Tyne,Northumberland,England Married: at: Died: at: Father: James TRUMBLE Mother: Spouses: Elinor CHANDLER Mrs. Ann HOPKINSON Wife: Mrs. Ann HOPKINSON Born: ABT 1614 at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Spouses: John TRUMBLE CHILDREN INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 01/14/99 11:59:23
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John Hart, Signer Of The Declaration Of Independance For New Jersey
Images of VIPs of NJ during the Revolution. Signitures of the signers from NJ RichardStockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, john Hart, Abraham Clark.
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Extractions: JOHN HART This outline gets its information from : A BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN HART, SIGNER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE by Cleon E. Hammond , published by Pioneer Press. Its the best book available on the signer and I recommend it to anyone interested in the colonial or Rev. war period. It is out of print, but you may be able to get it through inter-library loans, or the used market. There is no known picture of John Hart, signer, from during HIS LIFETIME , or I would have put it here. There is a claim of a picture which was painted in the 1860's, supposed copied from an original, but the family knew of no picture when the first biographies were done around 1800. See an artist conception of John Hart, based on family resemblences at: Images of VIPs of NJ during the Revolution Signitures of the signers from NJ- Richard Stockton, John Witherspoon, Francis Hopkinson, John Hart, Abraham Clark. John Hart's father did not come from Connecticut, his grandfather came from Long Island, but may have been born across the Sound in Connecticut. The signer was born in Hopewell township. John Hart did not have to hide for months from the British. They were not in the area but from December 8th. 1776, when Washington retreated into Pennsylvania, until at most December 26th, when he captured Trenton. In reality, the actual time was a few days when troops were in the area. They damaged his house and farm, but it was not destroyed. As the outline shows, his wife died in October, so the British did not drive him from her side. Most of his children were grown, so he did not lose them. The two minors went to family nearby while he hid, then everything went back to "normal" after a few days. He did not die a "broken man" from losing his family- he did not lose them, he died of kidney stones after a long, very painful illness- surrounded by family, in his intact home, on his large, still working, farm.
Motor Racing, Aircraft And Personal Profile
Welcome to john hopkinson s Web page The Golden Gate Bridge, San Franscisco,California. Welcome to john hopkinson s Home Page.
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JOHN HOPKINSON
hopkinson, john (r 84t1898), English engineer and physicist, was bornin Manchester on the 27th of July 1849. Before lectu. john hopkinson.
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JOHN HOPKINSON
john hopkinson. hopkinson, john (r 84t1898), English engineer and physicist, was born in Manchester de Veisivi, above Evolena. Dr hopkinson presented a rare combination of practical
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The Genealogical Tree Of John HOPKINSON
David hopkinson. Samuel hopkinson. Sarah hopkinson. Nathaniel hopkinson. Martha hopkinson. Ebenezer hopkinson. Ebenezer hopkinson. Caleb hopkinson. john hopkinson. Generated by GenDesigner 2.0 BETA
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