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Questions, for the Examination of Pupils, On Tytler's Elements of General History by William George Horner, 2010-03-16
Gene Shepard's Wisconsin Hodag by William Horner, 2001-09
A System Of Anatomy V1: For The Use Of Students Of Medicine (1846) by Caspar Wistar, 2008-06-02
SHOWDOWN IN THE SHOW-ME STATE: THE FIGHT OVER CONCEAL-AND-CARRY GUN LAWS IN MISSOURI by WILLIAM T. HORNER, 2005-08-22
A Discourse Commemorative of the Late William E. Horner, M.d., Professor of Anatomy; Delivered Before the Faculty and Students of the by Samuel Jackson, 2010-07-24
The Coptic version of the New Testament in the Southern dialect: otherwise called Sahidic and Thebaic ; with critical apparatus, literal English translation, ... of fragments and estimate of the version by George William Horner, 2010-09-13
The Coptic Version of the New Testament in the Northern Dialect: Gospels Matthew and Mark, Ed. from Ms. Huntington 17 in the Bodleian Library.- 2. Gospels ... Library.- 3. Epistles of S. Paul Ed. Fr by George William Horner, 2010-02-24
The Statutes of the Apostles: Or, Canones Ecclesiastici; Edited with Translation and Collation from Ethiopic and Arabic Mss.; Also a Translation of the ... the Bohairic Versions; and Saidic Fragments by George William Horner, 2010-03-16
The service for the consecration of a church and altar according to the Coptic rite; edited with translations from a Coptic and Arabic manuscript of A.D. 1307 for the Bishop of Salisbury by George William Horner, 2010-08-30
The Coptic Version of the New Testament in the Northern Dialect, Otherwise Called Memphitic and Bohairic: The Epistles of S. Paul, Ed. from Ms. Oriental 424 in the British Museum by George William Horner, 2010-03-07
The Coptic Version of the New Testament in the Northern Dialect by George William Horner, 2010-04-08
Walks In Florence by Susan Horner, Joanna Horner, 2010-04-19
The Service For The Consecration Of A Church And Altar: According To The Coptic Rite (1902)
A Treatise On Special And General Anatomy V1 (1840) by William Edmonds Horner, 2010-09-10

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Civil War Veterans' Card File, 1861-1866 Items Between Horner, John And Horner,
Civil War Veterans Card File, 18611866 Items Between horner, Johnand horner, william, View Archive Card Key. Return to Letter Index
http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/archive.asp?view=ArchiveItems&ArchiveID=1
Horner Family Genealogy Forum (Page 6)
Re william horner, 1924, Homeville, PA John M. horner2/01/99 Re william horner, 1924, Homeville, PA - John horner1/24/99
http://genforum.genealogy.com/horner/page6.html

Extractions: Anthony Bernard (Jack) Horner Monica Barreto (Horner) Anthony Bernard (Jack) Horner Monica Barreto (Horner) Martha A. Horner, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dee Villere Wid Horner Gayle Hilderbrand Horner of Burlington Co,Beverly/Mt Holly Dawn Re: Horner of Burlington Co,Beverly/Mt Holly Steven Kazan Re: Horner of Burlington Co,Beverly/Mt Holly
WebGED: Sparks Family Tree Data Page
horner, william (*1907 ) - male father horner, James Franklin (1871- 1957) mother Lewis, Josephine (1877 - 1963) horner, william
http://sparksfamilytree.net/family_tree/wga38.html
WebGED: Sparks Family Tree Data Page
1904) horner, Charles (*1882 ) - male father horner, william Russell(1848 - 1944) mother Pace, Amanda Frances (1851 - 1936)
http://sparksfamilytree.net/family_tree/wga37.html
(Billy Joe HORNER - William Leroy NELSON )
Billy Joe horner Charles HUGHES Delores HUGHES Admire - Ruth Margaret HUSS RichardMILES - Margaret MILLS Mary Velma MILLS Robinson - william Eric MOORE
http://www.rootsweb.com/~jadmire/admirall/index/ind0117.html
Horner Cemetery, Summit Township
SU00HO, horner, Catherine nee Miller, no dates, 57 years, w/o william,d/o Henry Miller, D, WPA. SU00HO, horner, william, no dates, date 85,D, WPA.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasomers/cemetery/su/su00ho.htm
Horner
horner, william. (17861837). Anglický ucitel, který nalezl jakrychle najít koreny polynomu pomocí tzv. hornerova schématu.
http://www.aldebaran.cz/famous/people/Horner_William.html
William's History Of Frederick County - Andrew Horner - Frederick Welty
Mr. horner was married to Miss Helen Bruce Morrison, March 8, 1909, who isa daughter of william and Helen (Agnew) Morrison, of Emmitsburg, Md.
http://www.emmitsburg.net/archive_list/articles/people_articles/williams_history

Extractions: On-line Resources Bulletin Board Land Records Maps History Articles Anthologies Business Histories Family Histories Historical Events ... Personal Memories Other Articles Current Events People Places Emmitsburg.net ... Links William's History of Frederick County Andrew Horner - Frederick Welty ANDREW ANNAN HORNER Mr. Horner is a Republican. He is a charter member of the Masonic Order in Emmitsburg, and belongs to the Sons of Veterans. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church in which he holds the office of trustee. Mr. Horner was married to Miss Helen Bruce Morrison, March 8, 1909, who is a daughter of William and Helen (Agnew) Morrison, of Emmitsburg, Md. FREDERICK A. WELTY Frederick A. Welty was married, in Emmitsburg, in 1887, to Catherine, daughter of the late Edward Mclntire. of Emmitsburg. They have three children living: 1, Joseph Frederick; 2, Anna Valerie; 3, Mary Frances. Mr. Welty is a member of St. Josephs Catholic Church in Emmitsburg. Md. Return to index on Emmitsburg names in William's History of Frederick County Do you know of an individual who helped shape Emmitsburg?
Hornerw10a_283
Call no. 10a/283 Acc. 113858 (Hirsch 916) 01/29/1924 horner, william E. (williamEdmonds), 17931853. Lectures on physiology by Benjamin Rush, 1813.
http://www.collphyphil.org/FIND_AID/H/hornerw10a_283.htm

Extractions: As a child, Horner was educated in the schools of Warrenton and Dumfries. He later studied medicine under John Spence and received his M.D. from the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1814. While in medical school, the War of 1812 began and Horner took time away from his studies to serve a commission as Surgeons Mate in the U.S. Army. After the war ended, he resigned his commission and briefly set up private practice in Warrenton, but moved permanently to Philadelphia in 1816.
MSS 2/0090-01 Acc. 1986-014 SHANDS, ALFRED RIVES, JR., (1899-1981)
May 9May 15 (1 folder) 6. 1821 May 17-June 7 (1 folder) (6 folders) 1821 4 CORRESPONDENCEOF william E. horner, 1821-1845 1. horner, william E. (1793-1853
http://www.collphyphil.org/FIND_AID/hist/histars1.htm

Extractions: MSS 2/0090-01 Acc. 1986-014 SHANDS, ALFRED RIVES, JR., (1899-1981) Research on William E. Horner, 1821-1975 Box Ser. 1 1 CORRESPONDENCE CONCERNING WILLIAM E. HORNER DIARIES AND OTHER MATERIALS, 1948-1975: 1. 1948-1955 (1 folder) 2. 1969 (1 folder) 3. 1972-1973 (1 folder) 4. 1975 (1 folder) (4 folders) 1948-1975 2 PRINTED MATERIALS, 1930 and 1965 (1 folder) 1930;1965 3 TRANSCRIPT OF WILLIAM E. HORNER DIARY, 1821: 1. 1821 March 7-April 5 (1 folder) 2. 1821 April 6-April 14 (1 folder) 3. 1821 April 14-April 26 (1 folder) 4. 1821 April 27-May 10 (1 folder) 5. 1821 May 9-May 15 (1 folder) 6. 1821 May 17-June 7 (1 folder) (6 folders) 1821 4 CORRESPONDENCE OF WILLIAM E. HORNER, 1821-1845: 1. Horner, William E. (1793-1853), Letter [typed transcript], 1821 July 14, Paris, France, to William E. Horner, Warrenton, Va. (1 item, 2 p.). 1821 2. Horner, William E. (1793-1853), Autograph letter signed, 1840 January 20, Philadelphia, Pa., to William E. Horner, Warrenton, Va. (1 item, 8 p.). Includes typed transcript. 1840 Item in separate folder Box Ser. 1 4 3. Vizzardelli, Charles, Letter [typed translation], 1840 February 5, Rome, Italy, to William E. Horner (1793-1853), [Philadelphia, Pa.?] (1 item, 1 p.). 1840 4. Gregory XVI, Pope, Letter [typed translation], 1844 June 15, Rome, Italy, to William E. Horner (1793-1853), Philadelphia, Pa. (1 item, 1 p.). 1844 (2 folders) 1821-1844 1821-1975 1 box and 1 folder 4/25/1990 jde MSS 2/0090-01 Acc. 1986-014 SHANDS, ALFRED RIVES, JR., (1899-1981) Research on William E. Horner, 1821-1975 Biographical Alfred Rives Shands, Jr., orthopedic surgeon, was born in 1899. He was the great grandson of physician William E. Horner (1793-1853). Shands attended the University of Virginia, receiving his A.B. in 1918 and M.D. in 1922. He and his wife, Elizabeth, had one son, Alfred. Shands died in 1981. Shands was an Instructor in Orthopedic Surgery at, first, Johns Hopkins University Medical School (1926-1927), then George Washington University Medical School (1927-1930). From 1930 to 1937, he was Associate Professor of Surgery in charge of Orthopedic Surgery at Duke University School of Medicine. He then came to Delaware to establish the Nemours Foundation, became its Medical Director, and was Surgeon inChief at the Alfred I. DuPont Institute. He was also a Visiting Professor in Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania. Shands was elected to non resident fellowship in the College of Physicians of Philadelphia in 1941. He was also a member of the American Medical Association, the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery, the American Orthopedic Association, and the Southern Surgical Association. Scope and contents This small collection of correspondence and related materials, 1821-1975, assembled by Alfred Rives Shands, Jr., documents his research on William E. Horner. The collection is divided into four series. Series 1 contains Shands' correspondence, 1948-1975, concerning the loan and ultimate disposition of a collection of Horner papers and relics at the University of Pennsylvania and Shands' attempt to publish Horner's 1821 European diary. Series 2 contains two printed items concerning Horner's life. Shands' typed transcript of Horner's 1821 diary is preserved in Series 3. The diary contains Horner's observations on life and conditions in England, the Netherlands, and France; Particular emphasis is placed on the anatomical collections and hospitals which Horner visited. The diary also contains Horner's views on the teaching of anatomy. Typed transcripts and one original letter of William E. Horner are preserved in Series 4. There are two letters, 1821 and 1840, from Horner to his father. The 1821 letter describes 4th of July celebrations by Americans in Paris and Horner's meeting with General Lafayette. The 1840 letter, which exists in its original form is a lengthy discussion of Horner's religious life and reasons for conversion to Roman Catholicism. There are also copies of letters from Charles Vizzardelli, secretary to Pope Gregory XVI, 1840, and the Pope himself, 1844, thanking Horner for gifts of books. Provenance This collection of research and correspondence of Alfred Rives Shands, Jr., was donated to the Historical Collections of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia by Elizabeth Shands, 301 Cokesbury Village, Hockessin, Delaware, 19707, through the agency of David Y. Cooper, on 9 June 1986. The collection was processed and catalogued in April 1990. According to information received from David Y. Cooper, the original 1821 diary and letters of William E. Horner were donated to the University of Pennsylvania. 1821-1975 1 box and 1 folder 4/25/1990 jde
Royal College Of Art
william horner Research Student. Email william.horner@rca.ac.uk. Abstract. Composition and Sacrilege, a necessarily practical justification
http://www.rca.ac.uk/pages/research/william_horner_943.html

Extractions: The aim of this PhD by project is to draw out the problematic relationship between a fine art practice in sculpture and its necessary critical and theoretic discourse. The methods with which this relation is drawn out will be sculptural in as much as they will bring to bear a body of evidence, a body that will also figure itself in the form of textual analysis. In this respect, the 'practice' will not be positioned simply as the subject of the 'theory', but both will be taken as interdependent. This uniquely resourceful site of praxis will be animated then, with the problems of ethics and aesthetics; the project will aim not only to provide a self-reflective and historic account of this site of praxis, but will aim to originate its research from the studio context - it will commit acts of knowledge and prejudice judgements of value.
Docket Sheet (full) - State V Horner
0 of 0 Received =PARTIES horner, william Wilson (Defendant
http://www.aoc.state.nc.us/www/public/coa/dsheets/021748-1.htm
Dictionary Definition Of HORNER, WILLIAM
william horner COCKEwilliam horner COCKE. Served as Camp Commander beginning in 1910.He was born in City Point, Virginia on September 12th, 1874, and
http://www.dictionarybarn.com/HORNER-WILLIAM.php
Cocke, William Horner
Centennial History of Missouri Released 24 November 2002 Cocke, williamhorner. With various corporate interests william horner Cocke
http://www.accessgenealogy.com/scripts/data/database.cgi?file=Data&report=Single
William Thomas Horner
horner, Daur, 4, Scholar, Compton Berkshire Mary Ann horner, Daur, 2, Compton BerkshireFrederick william horner, Son, 4mnths, Compton Berkshire Edward horner
http://www.4trudy.co.uk/census/seeking.htm
ALLRED, Elizabeth
horner, william A. Billy Family. horner, william Arthur. horner, williamArthur Willie. horner, william Russell MD Family. horner, william Sr.
http://www.eturner.com/Horner/Album/albindex.html
VDOT - Construction - Prince William County - Horner Road Park And Ride
Project horner Road Park and Ride Lot Expansion. Contract Amount $556,000(construction only). Limits From I95 to Prince william Parkway.
http://virginiadot.org/projects/nova/prwilliam-horner-ParkRide.asp

Extractions: Project: Horner Road Park and Ride Lot Expansion Contract Amount: $556,000 (construction only) Limits: From I-95 to Prince William Parkway Start Date: January, 2001 Completion Date: July 9, 2001 Contractor: Tavares Concrete Company, Lorton, VA About the Project: VDOT added an additional 326 spaces at the Horner Road park and ride lot as part of its effort to provide more parking for the I-95 commuters during reconstruction of the Mixing Bowl. The expanded lot has a total of 1,050 spaces. Construction Update:
The Country Wife (1675) - William Wycherly - British Writer - Classic Literature
Literature Classic, Country Wife, The william Wycherly Guide picks. (1675) TheCountry Wife was written by william Wycherly in 1675. Meet horner, Quack, Mr
http://classiclit.about.com/cs/countrywifethe/

Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Literature: Classic Find Literature ... Read Mark Twain zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); About Books Find a Writer Find Literature For Students ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Literature: Classic newsletter. Search Literature: Classic (1675) "The Country Wife" was written by William Wycherly in 1675. Meet Horner, Quack, Mr. and Mrs. Pinchwife, Alithea, Sparkish, and Harcourt all characters in this bawdy Restoration Comedy. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Between Men and The Country Wife Eva Sedgwick writes, "Pinchwife and Sparkish represent two extremes of the male traffic in women: Pinchwife fears the exchange to an obsessive degree and tries to take himself out of it (which he canít do) while Sparkish seeks it out to an obsessive degree such that he becomes 'a pander to [his] own wife.'" Horns of plenty Dudlye Stone writes, "The diarist John Evelyn was right when he said, in 1688, 'So long as men are false and women vain/While gold continues to be virtue's bane/In pointed satire Wycherley shall reign.'" The Country Wife Brings 15th century to Life Laurie Waninger writes, "Although seeing the outline of a womans legs and buttocks is no longer the major titillation that it was for male spectators in England during the 1600s, Mia Stendahl played the role of Margery Pinchwife as if it were indeed."
Joshua William
Joshua william horner. Born May 22, 2003 750am. Weight 9 lb 10 oz. Length 20inches. Mom and Joshua doing well. Daddy admires his son. Grandma and Grandpa Gill.
http://www.ccia.com/~horner/Joshua.htm

Extractions: Joshua William Horner Born May 22, 2003 7:50am Weight 9 lb 10 oz Length 20 inches Mom and Joshua doing well Daddy admires his son Grandma and Grandpa Gill Grandma Horner and Joshua Grandpa Horner gets his turn with Joshua Great Grandma Ivey visits Joshua Josh feels safe in Great Grandmas arms Family enjoying nice afternoon Sun June 15 So many things to see outside! Three generations of Horners
VA 3000 Prince William Parkway
Lanes on I95. The Prince william Parkway intersects I-95 where theold horner Road interchange was located. The Parkway runs on
http://www.roadstothefuture.com/roadsnova/3000.html

Extractions: Map of Route 3000 The Prince William Parkway runs between Route 234 Dumfries Road in Manassas to York and Summerland Drives in Woodbridge. The Parkway is a 4 to 6 lane divided major arterial highway which links Manassas and the Potomac Mills-Dale City-Woodbridge areas of Prince William County. These are the two most populous areas of the county. Upon completion of the Route 234 Bypass in Manassas, the Prince William Parkway will provide part of a continuous 4 to 6 lane arterial route from I-66 to I-95 in Prince William County (via Route 234 and the Parkway itself). Currently, the eastern end of the Prince William Parkway is at York and Summerland Drives. The Prince William County Comprehensive Plan shows an extension of the Parkway that would end at US 1 in the area of Marumsco Plaza. Fairfax County Parkway in that it is a wide, well-built almost freeway type road. The other sections of the Prince William Parkway are more like arterial roads in that they have limited intersections and driveway cuts, but have many businesses lining each side of the road. This is especially true in the Potomac Mills area. In the Summer of 2000, the Liberia Avenue extension opened from the intersection of the the Prince William Parkway and Richmond Avenue to VA 234 Dumfries Road in Manassas. The planning maps that I have seen call this new stretch of road Liberia Avenue. However, it is signed as the Prince William Parkway. I am unsure as to the route number of this new section of the Parkway as VDOT has not installed any route number signs. The new road is built much like the original section of the Prince William Parkway west of Davis Ford Road and Hoadly Road. This section of the Parkway will tie into VA 234 where the VA 234 Bypass rejoins the original section of VA 234. There is also construction west of VA 234 that will realign Brentsville Road to a 4-way intersection (future interchange) with the Prince William Parkway.

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