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Correlative Claims and Duties; Or, an Essay on "The Necessity of a Church Establishment in a Christian Country and the Means of Exciting and by Samuel Charles Wilks, 2010-10-14 DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. by Samuel. WILKS, 1988 SPIRALS. With Illustrations. A Lecture delivered before the Hampstead Scientific Society, on the 14th of April, 1905. by Samuel. WILKS, 1905-01-01 The Murdered Protestant Pastor. [In verse.] (Reprinted from the Christian Observer for March, 1836.) By the author of Rosebuds rescued and presented to my Children [Samuel Charles Wilks]. by Author Unknown, 2010-03-18 A Biographical History of Guy's Hospital by Sir Samuel Wilks, 2009-12-20 Lectures on the specific fevers and diseases of the chest by Sir Samuel Wilks, 2009-08-15 PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY by WALTER MOXON SAMUEL WILKS, 1889-01-01 The Samuel Wilks Fifteen Club. A record from its foundation in February, 1885, to May 27, 1926 by Bryan Donkin, 1926 Lectures on diseases of the nervous system: Delivered at Guy's Hospital (Classics of neurology & neurosurgery) by Samuel Wilks, 1988 Samuel S. Wilks: statesman of statistics by Frederick Mosteller, 1964 Samuel Stanley Wilks (1906-1964) by John Wilder Tukey, 1964 The duties of Christian Electors: A sermon, preached on Sunday, September 2, 1832, at Bentinck Chapel, in the parish and new electoral borough of St. Mary-Le-Bone by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1832 The introductory address delivered at Guy's Hospital, on the opening of the session, October 1st, 1860 by Samuel Wilks, 1860 Alcoholic stimulants in disease by Samuel Wilks, 1867

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41. Maple Grove Cemetery - Rockland County, New York
    b.9/10/1847, d.9/1896, w/o William wilks, Milinda, b.1/18/1872, d.?, w/o John Crum,61 yrs 7 mos wilks, samuel, 5/22/1870, d.44 yrs, h/o Susan wilks, Susan, 11  
    http://www.interment.net/data/us/ny/rockland/maplegrove/maplegrove.htm
    
    Extractions: Hempstead, NY Contributed by Maude Ellen Conklin, Jan 05, 2000 [ dusty56@optonline.net ]. Total records = 114. To reach drive from Mt.Ivy on Route 202 to Viola Road take Viola road to Golden road. The cemetery will be where the two roads meet. This was originally called Viola Road cem, but the real name has been found.

42. ALL ABOUT ROMANCE Reviews Proposition: Marriage By Eileen Wilks
    samuel plans to start a new career as a professor of Latin American History. Linkto other Eileen wilks reviews following our AAR Review of Night of No Return.  
    http://www.likesbooks.com/blythe103.html
    
    Extractions: Grade: B- Sensuality: Hot Proposition: Marriage has one of the best beginnings I've ever read in a romance. The hero and heroine meet in one of the most exciting ways imaginable, the hero is dashing and sexy, and the heroine is laugh-out-loud funny. After the amazing start, the rest of the book seems commonplace. Still, it's a solid read series fans are likely to enjoy. When Jane Smith finds herself chest deep in water hiding from men with guns, she knows her vacation to San Tomas has taken a turn for the worse. Not only is she getting filthy and likely to be discovered by the men at any moment - she also has a giant, ugly bug crawling on her arm. From another hiding place behind her, a man who calls himself "John" is watching. As a covert operative with bigger fish to fry, he knows he shouldn't get involved in this situation. But when he realizes that the brave woman he has been watching is about to be discovered, he interferes, disabling the guerillas and helping Jane to safety. As they walk through a rainforest toward a safe town, the sexual tension sizzles between them, and an emotional encounter with a poisonous snake pushes them both past the boiling point. They end up having hot sex - and I do mean hot - in the forest. Then "John" takes Jane to safety and he leaves without even a goodbye.

43. Lawrence County Marriages: 1817-1843
    137, 05 Sep 1830, Whitehead, Betsey, wilks, samuel. 137, 28 Oct 1830,Whitehead, Diana, Ward, Zedekiah. 137, 05 Sep 1830, wilks, samuel, Whitehead,Betsey.  
    http://www.scioto.org/Lawrence/marriage/records-early/marriages123-v-z.html
    
    Extractions: PAGE DATE SURNAME GIVEN SURNAME GIVEN 11 Sep 1834 Vanansdall Jane Shumate Daniel 27 Aug 1824 Vanbibber Betsey Jeffords Ezra 06 Mar 1821 Vanbibber Olivia Gandy David 28 Jun 1821 Vanconey Samuel Thurston Jane 04 Sep 1841 Vanhorn Elizabeth Holly James 15 Sep 1839 Vanhorn Mary Dearmon George 12 Oct 1838 Vaughan Daniel Plyman Clarinda 11 Sep 1836 Vaughn John Turvey Elizabeth 03 Aug 1834 Veal Mary Ann Ward Jacob 21 Jul 1842 Vedigan Caroline Lantz Curtis 02 May 1822 Veel Ebby Perkins William 24 Aug 1826 Velby Sarah Fudge David 12 Apr 1823 Verdin Lydia Lambaugh Joseph 16 Aug 1842 Vermillion Charity Brammer John L 07 Sep 1830 Vermillion Daniel Hisey Prescilla 25 Dec 1835 Vermillion David Massey Elizabeth 26 Apr 1832 Vermillion Jesse Justice Katharine 25 Jan 1820 Vermillion John Compston Elizabeth 05 Jan 1830 Vermillion Lucy Lee David 13 Aug 1829 Vermillion Nicodemus Hutchison Isabel 10 Feb 1820 Vermillion Reuben Cumpston Rebecca 13 Jul 1837 Vermillion Uriah Cron Nancy 23 Jun 1833 Vessel Margaret McCan Jennings 01 Jan 1829 Vessell Polly Porter Micajah 22 Jun 1843 Viel Rachel Hoy Hugh 28 Dec 1837 Vitititoe Anderson Massie Mary 17 Aug 1830 Vitito Elizabeth Dinnen James 11 Nov 1834 Voorhis Jane Jones Jacob 05 Mar 1840 Waddle James H Hankins Lavina 03 May 1828 Waddle William Simmons Sarah 01 May 1834 Wakefield Benjamin Judd Parthenia 30 Sep 1827 Wakefield Elhanan W Gillet Candice 22 Oct 1839 Wakefield George W Gillet Emily 02 Mar 1843 Wakefield Harriet Terry James C 05 Jul 1832 Wakefield Marinda Beams George W 07 Feb 1833 Wakefield Mary Ann Judd John T 21 Sep 1826 Wakefield Timothy Kimball Amy 24 Dec 1829 Wakefield Timothy Thomas

44. MORBUS ADDISONII.
    Sir samuel wilks was Addison s deputy, and after the latter s death took overthe research into Addison s disease. Here is his report on 25 cases.  
    http://wehner.org/addison/wilks/
    
    Extractions: After Addison`s publication, cases began to be reported in ever growing numbers. These were the days when tuberculosis was widespread. Addison`s disease is in fact Adrenal Tuberculosis , but this was unknown. The softened tubercles looked so unlike lung tubercles. Even the simple fact that the adrenal glands are chemical in their action was only discovered in the twentieth century - so the action of steroids in softening the tubercles, and so disguising their nature was not known. Samuel Wilks M.D. - later Sir Samuel Wilks - was a collaborator of Addison. After the death of Addison in 1860, the job of examining specimens from all over the country - with a view to confirming or denying the diagnosis of Addison`s disease - fell to him. He was therefore well placed to see many cases of adrenal tubercle softened down by steroids - the typical outcome. He then took issue with Addison over his inclusion of cases of adrenal sepsis and of adrenal cancer in his book. Even though the disease proper ALWAYS presents softened tubercles - and can be defined as a disease entity in its own right, the inclusion of other forms of destruction of the adrenals in Addison`s book was not strictly wrong.

45. Untitled Document
    The award was established to commemorate the career of Prof. samuel S. wilks andespecially his service to the Army. Prof. samuel S. wilks. Recipients to Date.  
    http://www.arl.army.mil/main/acas/wilks.htm
    
    Extractions: U.S. Army Wilks Award The Army Wilks Award is given periodically at this conference to a deserving individual who has made a substantial contribution to statistical methodology and application impacting the practice of statistics in the Army through personal research in statistics or application of statistics in the solution of Army problems. The award was established to commemorate the career of Prof. Samuel S. Wilks and especially his service to the Army. Letters of nomination and a vita germane to Army service should be mailed by July 16, 2004 to Jock O. Grynovicki at the address given below. Questions regarding the Army Wilks Award nominations should also be directed to Jock Grynovicki at jgrynovi@arl.army.mil. U.S. Army Research Laboratory Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005-5425 Prof. Samuel S. Wilks Recipients to Date Robert Bechhofer (1981) Bernard Harris (1982) Herbert David (1983) Nozer Singpurwalla (1984) Emanuel Parzen (1985) Francis Dressel (1986) J. Stuart Hunter (1987) Marion Bryson (1988) Boyd Harshbarger (1989) James Thompson (1991) Malcolm Taylor (1992) Douglas Tang (1993) Jayaram Sethuraman (1994) W. Jay Conover (1997)

46. The Life Of Savage
    By samuel Johnson. so late in the year that the author obtained no other advantagefrom it than the acquaintance of Sir Richard Steele and Mr. wilks, by whom he  
    http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Texts/savage.html
    
    Extractions: The Life of Savage By Samuel Johnson The text is taken from George Birkbeck Hill's edition of The Lives of the Poets . Please send all corrections and comments to Jack Lynch [1] IT has been observed in all ages that the advantages of nature or of fortune have contributed very little to the promotion of happiness; and that those whom the splendour of their rank or the extent of their capacity have placed upon the summits of human life, have not often given any just occasion to envy in those who look up to them from a lower station: whether it be that apparent superiority incites great designs, and great designs are naturally liable to fatal miscarriages; or that the general lot of mankind is misery, and the misfortunes of those whose eminence drew upon them an universal attention have been more carefully recorded, because they were more generally observed, and have in reality been only more conspicuous than those of others, not more frequent, or more severe. [2] That affluence and power, advantages extrinsick and adventitious, and therefore easily separable from those by whom they are possessed, should very often flatter the mind with expectations of felicity which they cannot give, raises no astonishment: but it seems rational to hope that intellectual greatness should produce better effects; that minds qualified for great attainments should first endeavour their own benefit; and that they who are most able to teach others the way to happiness should with most certainty follow it themselves.

47. Perry Barr Mystery
    REV. samuel. 1864, Curate. WILKINSON. W. See Perry Barr Social Club. WILKINSON.WILLIAM. 1845 – Farmer. wilks. MARY. VBirchfield Road, Buried 23 rd October 73.wilks.  
    http://www.perrybarrbeyond.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/03-wilkes-wyrley.htm
    
    Extractions: Surnames and places beginning with “W” continued . . . Please use the Edit button to Search WILKES ALBERT V 29 Freer Road, Buried St. Johns 29 th October 1914, aged 54 WILKES EDWARD Private Resident, 1888 – 33 Aston Lane WILKES JOSEPH THOMAS V 127 Hamstead Cottages, aged 7 months WILKES LEAH EMMA V Birchfield Road, Buried 8 th April 1893, aged 5 months WILKES MARY 1886, Shopkeeper, 314, Birchfield Road WILKES MARY ANN V Franchise Street, Buried 23 rd Mar 1875, aged 22 WILKES RICHARDS BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Leace for year and marriage settlement. - ref. - date: Date 1742 Parties: Walter Gough William Pershouse, John Hunt, Bridget his wife, Samuel Hill, Mary Hunt, Robert A glionby-slaney, Richard Wilkes. Property: Land at Winson Green, Birmingham, King's Rowley, Smethwick, West Bromwich and Handsworth. Half Perry Barr Manor, the Woodlands near Witton Common, Perry Hall, Water Corn Hill, Brookfields Moore, Common Meadow or Dole Meadow, Pool Tail, Warren House and other lands in Perry Barr , Great Barr, Oscott and Handsworth. Manor and manor house of Walton Grange in Gnosall. Manor and manor house of Bestcoate.

48. Becker Medical Library Books
    Dr. Daldy. A=Addison, Thomas, 17931860. wilks, samuel, Sir, 1824-1911,ed. Daldy, Thomas M. ed. N=BALL A227c 1868 (BACS 374378). T  
    http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BAA106.html

49. Becker Medical Library Books
    T=Lectures on diseases of the nervous system delivered at Guy s Hospital/ by samuel wilks. A=wilks, samuel, Sir, 18241911. A=wilks, samuel.  
    http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BAW129.html

50. 1850 Census Of Tippah County, MS P.460a
    25 M 1,000 Ga 6 924 924 Hamilton Elizabeth C. 23 F Ga 7 924 924 Hamilton samuel G.21 Joel 18 M Al 30 926 926 McNair JD 40 M Labourer NC 31 927 927 wilks JL 29  
    http://home.pcisys.net/~don_erickson/census/460a.htm
    
    Extractions: NOTE: This transcription is meant to be a guide only. It is the transcribers interpretation and subject to human error. Always refer to the original document (or microfilm) for your own interpretation. The US GenWeb Archives provide genealogical and historical data to the general public without fee or charge of any kind. It is intended that this material not be used in a commercial manner.

51. References For Wilks
    References for samuel Stanley wilks. Articles TW Anderson, samuel Stanleywilks, Annals of Mathematical Statistics 36 (1965), 123.  
    http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/~DZ73A.htm
    
    Extractions: T W Anderson, Samuel Stanley Wilks, Annals of Mathematical Statistics T W Anderson, The publications of S S Wilks, Annals of Mathematical Statistics W G Cochran, Samuel S Wilks, Review of the International Statistical Institute C Eisenhart, A supplementary list of publications of S S Wilks, Amer. Statist. C Eisenhart, S S Wilks' Princeton appointment, and statistics at Princeton before Wilks, A century of mathematics in America III (Providence, R.I., 1989), 577-587. H Gulliksen, Samuel Stanley Wilks, 1906-1964, Psychometrika Memorial to Samuel S Wilks, Journal of the American Statistical Association F Mosteller, Samuel S Wilks : Statesman of statistics, American Statistician F F Stephan, J W Tukey, F Mosteller, A M Mood, M H Hansen, L E Simon and W J Dixon, Samuel S Wilks, J. Amer. Statist. Assoc. J W Tukey, Samuel S Wilks, Yearbook, American Philosophical Society for 1964 Close this window or click this link to go back to Wilks

52. Pallots Marriage Index
    Hrts. ENEVER, Emma, wilks, samuel, 1880/02/21, St John Baptist, Croydon.ENNIFER, Arthur, BLACKBOURNE, Eleanor, 1884/09/15, Gainsborough, Linc.  
    http://web.ukonline.co.uk/ennever/bmd/marpallo.htm
    
    Extractions: Surname Forename Spouse's Forename Spouse's Surname Date Parish INIVER Emm GLASCOCK Philipp Sawbridgeworth, Hrt ENNEVER Jane WALL John Bishops Stortford, Hrt ENEVERE Elezabeth HERNE Jerimy Sawbridgeworth, Hrt ENEVERE John POWELL Elizabeth Walthamstow, Ess ENEVER Martha WARNER Daniel Bishops Stortford, Hrt ENEVER William HENSAM Catherine Bishops Stortford, Hrt ENEVER Elizabeth VALE Edward Bishops Stortford, Hrt ENEVER John JELLIFF Elizabeth Holy Trinity, Coventry, War ENNEVER Sarah ROBINSON Robert Walthamstow, Ess ENEVER Mary TURNER James St Olave Old Jewry ENVOR Thomas GRAY Fanny St Peter, Shaftesbury, Dor ENNEVER Mary CROSS George Stockbridge, Ham ENEVER ENEVER St George Hanover Square ENEVER Roger DAVIES Sarah Shenley, Hrt ENEVER Elizabeth WILLIAMS John St Pancras ENEVER Sarah LEE Joseph St Marylebone ENNEVER Joseph JACOBS Mary Stepney St Dunstan ENEVER Sarah BLUET Thomas Shenley, Hrt ENNEVER Joseph DUGGAN Ann Bath, St James ENNEVER Esth or Elizabeth FORT or FORD Thos Hampstead ENEVER Abraham OVERALL Sarah Little Hadham, Hrt ENNEVER John PONDER Mary Stepney St Dunstan ENEVER Elizabeth SMITH William St Pancras ENEVER Mary RICHARDSON Geo St Dunstan Stepney ENEVER Nion SHEPPARD Mary Holborn St Andrew ENEVER Richard KILBY Mary Holborn St Andrew ENEFER Letitia BARNES Thomas St Mary Whitechapel ENEVIER Maria PARKER William Whitechapel St Mary ENEVER Robert BREWER Sarah Hackney, Mdx

53. ThePeerage.com - Person Page 1508
    Child of Sir Mark wilks Collet, 1st Bt. Lina Susan Penelope Collet He marriedAdelaide Maria Guinness, daughter of Richard samuel Guinness and Katherine  
    http://www.thepeerage.com/p1508.htm
    
    Extractions: Last Edited=14 Mar 2004 Henrietta Ellison was the daughter of Cuthbert Ellison . She was born circa 1808. She married William Henry Lambton , son of William Henry Lambton and Anne Barbara Frances Child-Villiers , on 28 January 1824. She died on 20 March 1883. Lieutenant Francis William ... Lambton d. 6 Oct 1921

54. The GASTROLAB Home Page: De Inflammatoriska Tarmsjukdomarnas Historia
    Sir samuel wilks introducerade år 1859 termen simple ulcerative colitis ,dvs enkel ulcerös colit. samuel wilks (18241911) verkade  
    http://www.gastrolab.net/s9acuhis.htm
    
    Extractions: Diarresjukdomar har varit ett av mänsklighetens gissel under alla århundraden. Infektionssjukdomar som Salmonella, Shigella (rödsot), pest och till och med tarmtuberkulos har varit så vanliga, att de fall av kroniska inflammationssjukdomar som säkerligen förekom så att säga drunknade i massan. Det är därför först under en ganska sen tid som dessa ej-infektiösa tarmsjukdomarna har hittats. Ulcerös colit och Crohn´s sjukdom är de två vanliga kroniska tarmsjukdomarna. Under de senaste decennierna har listan kompletterats av några nya sjukdomar, bl.a. collagencolit och lymfycytcolit. Den kunskap vi har är av rätt sent datum, vilket sannolikt innebär, att det finns mycket vi inte vet om dessa sjukdomar. År 1612 publicerade en tysk patolog W. H. Fabry ett patientfall. Det rörde sig om en pojke i tonåren, som hade avlidit efter en kortvarig sjukdom med feber och magsmärtor och vid obduktionen hittades en förträngning i sista delen av tunntarmen, terminala ileum. Detta kan vara det första beskrivna fallet av Crohn´s sjukdom - men tarmtuberkulos kan ge liknande förändringar. G. B. Morgagni

55. Psychometrika Obituary List
    Torgerson, Warren S. (19241999) Vol. 64, No. 1, March 1999 Not includedon CD wilks, samuel S. (1906-1964) Vol. 29, No. 2, June 1964.  
    http://www.psychometrika.org/journal/PMjObits.html

56. Lauderdale County
    Whitten, Joel J. to Martha S. Beevers (36). wilks, samuel to Mily Perryman (6).Williams, James to Sarah I. Williams. Williams, Wm. P. to Margaret Moon (11).  
    http://www.tvgs.org/Lauderdale.htm
    
    Extractions: Lauderdale County Acts of Alabama For relief of fish trap owners on Tennessee River (20) McKelvey, Robert W., act for relief of (20) Spain, Lucinda, act for relief of (20) Bible Records Boggs-Irvine (16) Fuqua (9) Hooks (14) Killen (15) Koonce (10) McGwier-Allen (35) Posey (6) Prickett (8) Robinson (14) Westmoreland (34) Biographies Barker, Josiah d. 1842 Townes, John L. d. 1846 Cemeteries Killen (12, 13) Liberty (11, 12) North Carolina (13, 14) Census 1866 State Census (21, 22, 23) Church North Carolina Church of Christ, history of (10) Civil Appointments Civil Register of Co. Officials 1819-32 (5, 6) Civil Register of Co. Officials 1832-44 (37) Court Records Gerish, James, Deed of Trust to pay debts (20) Lands to heirs of Terry Bradley (20) Lyons, William estate (19) Thompson vs. Jones, Supreme Court (24) Deaths 1850 Mortality Schedule (7, 8) 1860 Mortality Schedule (9) 1870 Mortality Schedule (15) The Athens Post, death notices in (16, 19, 20, 21) Allen, Wm. B. (9) Banks, Josephine 1871 (12) Barker, Josiah (8)

57. Under The Covers: Proposition: Marriage By Wilks
    Eileen wilks latest novel roars into action with an unrelenting pace that doesn tstop hot enough to scorch fuels a plot old as the ages as samuel and Jane  
    http://www.silcom.com/~manatee/wilks_proposition.html
    
    Extractions: Silhouette Desire #1239 September 1999; $3.75 paperback 185 pages; ISBN 0-373-76239-9 Sizzling with enough action and intrigue to satisfy all Eileen Wilks' fans. Grade school teacher Jane Smith survived a memorable vacation and is now home, in Atherton, Kansas, attempting to recover. A near-death escape, a handsome spy who called himself John, and an unforgettable afternoon of raw, passionate sex in the steamy jungle that rocked the foundation of her world. The seductive spy saved her; made her shed all inhibition, and stole her heart, but that was Oz and she's returned to sane, sensible Kansas never expecting to see her rescuer again. Samuel Charmaneaux has unfinished business with Jane Smith. She might be carrying his child and the lonely boy buried beneath a veneer of commando hardness, prays for it to be a fact. Now an ex-spy, Samuel hungers for normalcy, and what could be more normal then Atherton and Jane? Her laughter feeds his starved soul; her kisses make him loose control, and her smile pierces his heart. He wants to bind her to him in every way possible, and a child would do just that, but can he give her his heart when he doesn't even know if he still possess one? Eileen Wilks' latest novel roars into action with an unrelenting pace that doesn't stop until the final page. Romance hot enough to scorch fuels a plot old as the ages as Samuel and Jane fight the attraction that draws them together, unable to resist the lure or memory of their jungle encounter that seared their hearts, forever binding them in the dance of love. Once you crack the cover be prepared to sit through the show, because this one is all but impossible to put down.

58. Your Search Results At Zubal Books
    volume. $24.00. Add to BookBag, wilks, samuel S. Mathematical Statistics.Wiley Series in Probability and Mathematical Statistics.  
    http://www.zubalbooks.com/search.jsp?category=science

59. Biography-center - Letter W
    wilks, samuel wwwhistory.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/wilks.html;Willaims, Mabel Josephine Hatch whitemountainart.com/Biographies/bio_mjw.htm;  
    http://www.biography-center.com/w.html
    
    Extractions: random biography ! Any language Arabic Bulgarian Catalan Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Icelandic Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Turkish 476 biographies Waals, Johannes Diderik van der

60. Willingtonbride
    WILKES, Mary, lic, Jas. Beale, of Birmingham, 15/05/1810. WILKES, Ann, spinster,samuel, Eyre, cordwainer, 22/02/1808. wilks, Elizabeth, lic, William, Southernwood,08/12/1805.  
    http://homepage.ntlworld.com/sherwoodoutlaw/willingtonbride.htm
    
    Extractions: BRIDE GROOM DATE SURNAME NAME DETAILS NAME SURNAME DETAILS ABBOTS Mary John Barley ADAMS Mary Thomas Bateman p. St. Michael's, Derby ADAMS Hannah spinster Thomas Cope ADAMS Ann Robert Ford ADAMS Elizabeth spinster, lic William Sale of Donnisthorpe, p. Measham, bachelor ADDAMS Joan of Marston upon Dove John Welch ARCHER Elizabeth Thomas Baldwin ASHMOLE Jane spinster Matthew Nall of Melbourne, cooper ASHMOLE Ann spinster Ric. Sheavyn of Ticknall ASHMORE Sarah John Baldwin ASHMORE Mary lic Thomas Frost of Findern ASHMORE Hannah John Horkley of Ashby de la Zouch, co. Leicester BACHE Charlotte lic William Jonathan Arundel p. Cripplegate, city of London BANCRAFT Ann Robert Lovatt BARLEY Elizabeth William Barker BARTON Margaret widow, lic William Godfrey p. St. Alkmund's, Derby BARTON Anne William Suthernwood BEMBRIGG Sarah Thomas Phesant of Kirk Langley BERTRAM Mary of Repton John Meakyn of Repton BIDDULP Sarah Richard Parker BLOOD Elizabeth William Parker BONIER Sarah spinster, lic Thomas Smith bachelor BOOTH Hannah lic Joseph Baldwin BOOTH Mary of All Saints', Derby John Gold of All Saints', Derby BOWLER Mary John Kirk of Twyford BREDSMORE Ann spinster

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