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  1. A further apology for Wesleyan Methodism: In a second letter to the Rev. Thomas Robinson, one of the ministers of the New Connexion by Thomas Hirst, 1835
  2. The Zephyr, enlarged and corrected; containing a set of original common tunes,etc by Thomas Hirst, 1863
  3. On equally attracting bodies by Thomas Archer Hirst, 1858
  4. On the volumes of pedal surfaces by Thomas Archer Hirst, 1862
  5. Natural Knowledge in Social Context: The Journals of Thomas Archer Hirst, Frs, 1984-92
  6. Playing for Real: Hindu Role Models, Religion, and Gender
  7. The Utopia of Sir Thomas More by Joseph Hirst Lupton, 2008-11-13
  8. A Vida de Thomas Jefferson traducao de Carlos Lacerda by HIRST (Francis W.), 1943
  9. Life and Letters of Thomas Jefferson by Francis W. Hirst, 1926-01-01
  10. CAP Collection 2005 by Andy Goldsworthy, Kara Walker, et all 2005
  11. Synthesis Series in Computer and Information Science by Luiz Barroso, Daniel J. Sorin, et all 2010-10-15
  12. Stage to Nowhere (Getaway) by William Hirst, 1976-12
  13. Lucky Mountain (Getaway) by William Hirst, 1976-12
  14. Developmental activities for children in special education, by Cyntha C Hirst, 1972

21. Western Australian Convicts - Scindian 1850
hirst thomas 10 15y 26 York .. .. 1847 House breaking aka HURST Holder Robert40 15y 26 Portsmouth .. .. 1847 Robbery .
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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.

22. Yorkshire Strays Found In Yorkshire 1851
hirst thomas 20 Carcroft Barnby Dun JACKSON Eliz 32 Rotherham Barnby Dun JAQUESBetsy 7 Sheffield Barnby Dun JAQUES Eliz 63 Stainforth Barnby Dun
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YORKSHIRE STRAYS Strays in Devon/Norfolk/Warwick Strays in Devon/Norfolk/Warwick L-Z Yorkshire Strays in Lancashire Yorkshire Strays in Lincolnshire 1851 ... Yorkshire strays in Surrey in 1851 Yorkshire Strays found in Yorkshire 1851 Yorkshire Strays in the Navy in 1881 Strays in Wales in 1881 A to K Strays in Wales in 1881 L to Z Strays in Durham 1881 A-B ... Strays in Cumberland 1881
Yorkshire born strays found in other Yorkshire Places in 1851
These Strays were found in Barnby Dun near Doncaster in 1851,
but were born in other Yorkshire villages and towns.
SURNAME Ist Names Age Born @ Census @
ADAMS Hannah 35 ?Lab Barnby Dun
ADAMS Mary 12 ?Lab Barnby Dun
ADAMS Robert 33 ?Lab Barnby Dun
ADAMS Robert 8 ?Lab Barnby Dun
ADAMS William 3 ?Lab Barnby Dun
ALLAN Eliz 18 Stainforth Barnby Dun ALLAN John 37 Stainforth Barnby Dun ALLAN Mary 48 Stainforth Barnby Dun ANDERSON Ann 67 Stainforth Barnby Dun AXE Harriet 16 Mexbro Barnby Dun BABBITT Ann 47 Doncaster Barnby Dun BABBITT William 57 Kirk Bramwith Barnby Dun BALEY George 23 Thorne Barnby Dun BALEY John 11 Thorne Barnby Dun BALEY Mary 41 Smeaton Barnby Dun BALEY Thomas 4 Pigburn Barnby Dun BARRAS Samuel 14 Stainforth Barnby Dun BEAL Matthias 69 Brodsworth Barnby Dun BEECH James 27 Kirk Smeaton Barnby Dun BEECH Mary 63 Trumfleet Barnby Dun BIRKENSHAW Eliz 84 Hatfield Barnby Dun BIRKENSHAW Eliz 59 Hatfield Barnby Dun BIRKENSHAW George 35 Hatfield Woodh's Barnby Dun BIRKENSHAW Hannah 38 Hatfield Woodh's Barnby Dun BIRKENSHAW William 33 Hatfield Woodh's Barnby Dun

23. Old Age Pensions, QLD, 1908-1909: H Surnames - Judy Webster
hirst thomas HISCOCK Diana HISLOP James HITCHCOCK Mary Ann HITCHCOCK Mary AnnHITCHMAN John HIXON Caroline HOAR Ann HOAR Ann HOAR Eliza HOAR John
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24. WIRKSWORTH-Parish Records 1608-1899-1841 Census INDEX
Elizabeth 20 W095b HIRST Elizabeth 25 W095c HIRST Jermyne 2 W095a hirst thomas30 W095d hirst thomas 1 Iw30a HIRSTHOUSE Samuel 75 W622f HITCHCOCK
http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/C41-26.htm
Updated 22 Nov 2000
WIRKSWORTH Parish Records 1600-1900
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INDEX for 1841 Census
An INDEX for the 1841 Census for the Wirksworth Area, which includes the following places in Derbyshire, England:
Alderwasley, Ashlehay, Biggin, Bonsall, Brassington, Callow, Carsington, Cromford,
Griffe Grange, Hopton, Ible, Idridghay, Ireton Wood, Ironbrook, Kirk Ireton,
Matlock, Middleton, Tansley and Wirksworth.
These parts of the Census contain 33 enumeration districts with 15,539 entries.
(HE) (HI) (HOA) (HOL) ... (Bottom)
Code SURNAME Firstname Age HEAP Edward HEAP Elizabeth HEAP John HEAP Lydia ... (Next page)
EXPLANATION of LAYOUT
Code SURNAME Firstname Age
W227b ABBOTT Elizabeth 42
  • CODE column serves as a reference to each entry, eg:
    Prefixes are: Ad=Alderwasley As=Ashlehay Bg=Biggin Bn=Bonsall Br=Brassington Cw=Callow Cn=Carsington Cm=Cromford Gg=Griffe Grange Hp=Hopton Ib=Ible Id=Idridghay Iw=Ireton Wood Ir=Ironbrook Kk=Kirk Ireton Mk=Matlock Md=Middleton Ty=Tansley W=Wirksworth Digits indicate the household in the order written down in the Census.

25. WIRKSWORTH-Parish Records 1608-1899-Derbyshire Wills-09
Bradbourne) HILL Thomas 1621 Heath HILL Thomas 1637 (Blank) HILL Thomas 1666 Derby HIRST Richard 1894 Derby hirst thomas (rev) 1887 Holmesfield HIRST
http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/W09.htm
Updated 8 Apr 2004
WIRKSWORTH Parish Records 1600-1900
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Derbyshire WILLS 1525-1928
This List of Derbyshire WILLS was transcribed by Michael Spencer
Microfilm copies of Wills 1858-1928 are held by Derbyshire Record
Office at Matlock, and before 1858 by Lichfield Record Office STF.
The Year is when Probate was granted, not the date of the Will,
or even the year of death, though Probate was around that time.
Make sure you read How to order Wills
(Previous page) INDEX (Next page) ... (Bottom)
HAWKRIDGE Henry 1909 Derby HAWKRIDGE Joseph 1882 Derby HAWKRIDGE Mary ann 1865 Matlock Bath HAWKRIDGE Percy 1897 Derby HAWKSLEY George 1869 Bolsover HAWKSLEY James 1878 South Wingfield HAWKSLEY James 1879 South Wingfield HAWKSLEY Sarah 1888 Derby HAWKSLEY Susannah 1927 Hazelwood HAWKSLEY Thomas 1858 Outseats,Alfreton HAWLEY HAWORTH Edmund 1879 Sale,Cheshire and Ashford,Bakewell HAWTHORN Flory 1928 Crumpsall,Manchester HAY Robert 1880 Crich Chase HAY William 1921 Staveley HAYCOCK Thomas 1868 Ashbourne HAYDEN Sarah 1888 Gloucester and Duffield HAYES Ann 1908 Ticknall HAYES Eliza 1897 Stanton by Dale HAYES Elizabeth 1905 Ashover HAYES Emma 1905 Newbold HAYES Ernest john 1920 Derby HAYES Francis 1903 Derby HAYES Geo henry (rev) 1911 Lincolnshire HAYES George 1922 Derby HAYES Harriett 1916 Derby HAYES John 1893 Leicester and Pleasley Vale HAYES John 1906 Grassmoor HAYES John 1921 New Mills HAYES Joseph 1900 Derby HAYES Joseph 1926 Ashover HAYES Myra 1894 Holbrook HAYES William 1928 Scarcliffe

26. Computer Science
hirst thomas E 2. Ivovic Uros 3. Lau William 4. Loh Anthony 5. Mishra Sourav 1.Newman Robert 2. Patel Rahuld 3. Rodham Stephen 4. Skuse Tom Michael 5
http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/~rws/CS122/groups.html
Assignment (40% of Course Marks) Submit a word essay on one of the following topics, the essay should be posted in the cabinet in the CS foyer before 12 noon on Friday April 23rd 2004. It has been widely reported that the Data Protection Act 1998 hampered police investigations in recent high profile criminal cases. Discuss the Data Protection Principles and decide if this was a weakness in the legislation or an excuse. Or In his book "1984"George Orwell described a society where every move and thought was monitored. Discuss how advances in Computer Technology have made such a State possible. Is the existing legislation in the UK strong enough to prevent it happening here? Test (35% of Course Marks) A 50 minute Test on the lecture material requiring one or two word answers. This will be at 11.05 on Tuesday April 27th in Room L3 Seminars (25% of Course Marks) Each student is required to give a 10 minute presentation on a specified topic to a group of up to 20 students. There are 5 weekly seminars and each week 3 or 4 students in each group will give their talk on the same topic. This will allow 10 minutes for general discussion. Observers will mark you on your presentation Seminar 1 Week 30 Topic The Internet, a force for good or evil.

27. H DATA018
30 hirst thomas m 56 Eng Episcopal butcher married 31 HIRST {?} Ann f 58 EngEpiscopal married 32 HIRST Mary f 22 Eng Episcopal
http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/6eh/c186h018.htm
HILLINSON 1861 census 250
@ca.on.middlesex.westminster_township
HILLINSON John
HILLINSON Mary
source: OGS London-Middlesex Branch publication #217 1861 Census Middlesex - Westminster: Surnames A-L
Census Menu
HILLIWELL 1861 census 380 page 052 line 01
@ca.on.simcoe.innisfil_township section 2 film C1073 lds0349321
1 MORSE John T. m 30 married
married
3 MORSE Fredrick m 1
HILLIWELL Mary f 24 5 BYRNE? Sarah f 24 6 RUSSEL Donald m 48 7 TERRALL George m 24 8 WEBB Andrew m 27 9 CROFT William m 17 10 MORSE John m 23 more in OGS Simcoe County Branch 1861 Census Transcriptions ( 21 columns of data per name ) H Names HILLMAN 1861 census 245 @ca.on.middlesex.mosa_township HILLMAN Ann J. HILLMAN Eliza A.. HILLMAN Elizabeth HILLMAN George HILLMAN John HILLMAN Mahala HILLMAN Mary A. HILLMAN Sam'l.J. HILLMAN Thomas Jas. HILLMAN Thos. HILLMAN William source: OGS London-Middlesex Branch publication #208 1861 Census Middlesex - Mosa Census Menu HILLMAN 1861 census 414a page 512 line 35 @ca.qc.ottawa_county.saint_andré_avelin film C1304 lds0517405 HILLMAN George m 53 Que CofE married HILLMAN George m2 to SCHARPE Catherine 1871 census 095f family 327 HILLMAN Eliza Ann f 18 Que CofE HILLMAN George Lee m 16 Que CofE HILLMAN Gay Gayd Lathert? m 13 Que CofE

28. World War 2 Ex Raf - Find A NameA
hirst thomas Johnson Hitchcock George Edwin Hitchen John Thomas Hitchen Keneth Hives Samuel Arthur Hmenia J
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29. Hirst
Biography of thomas hirst (18301892) thomas hirst s father was in the wooltrade. It was a prosperous family, so much so that hirst s father retired
http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Hirst.html
Thomas Archer Hirst
Born: 22 April 1830 in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England
Died: 16 Feb 1892 in London, England
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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.

30. Hirst's Diary
Below are quotations from thomas hirst s journals concerning mathematicians whosebiographies are given in this archive. The dates given refer to the date
http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/HistTopics/Hirst_comments.html
Extracts from Thomas Hirst's diary
Alphabetical list of History Topics History Topics Index
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Below are quotations from Thomas Hirst 's journals concerning mathematicians whose biographies are given in this archive. The dates given refer to the date of his journal entry (where known).
Bertrand

Boole

Brioschi

Cayley
...
  • George Boole
  • (4 Oct 1862) I was much pleased with Boole. ... Immediately after breakfast I stepped up to him and introduced myself. The same day we sat together at the Hall dinner and had some pleasant chat. Evidently an earnest able and at the same time a genial man.
    Francesco Brioschi

  • (23 June 1859) [Brioschi] is beyond doubt the ablest mathematician of Italy. He is a rather tall slightly built man with an intelligent earnest face, dark hair and beard and good high forehead, eyes of dark brown in a clear field somewhat sunk but exceedingly intelligent and penetrating ...
    Arthur Cayley
  • [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.
  • 31. Hirst, Thomas Archer Université Montpellier II
    hirst, thomas Archer 10th August 1851 On Tuesday evening at (. J. Helen Gardnerand Robin J. Wilson, « thomas Archer hirst Mathematician Xtravagant
    http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=2587

    32. AIP International Catalog Of Sources
    Materials by or relating to thomas Archer hirst can be found in the followingseries Referees Reports 9 reports by hirst on papers by (i) TP Kirkman,
    http://www.aip.org/history/catalog/2285.html
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    Item Information Holdings More by this author Hirst, Thomas Archer, 1830-1892. Subjects Herschel, John F. W. (John Frederick William), Sir, 1792-1871. Spottiswoode, William, 1825-1883. Magnetism. Mathematical notation. Browse Catalog by author: Hirst, Thomas Archer, 1830-1892. by title: Items in various ser... MARC Display Items in various series of The Royal Society, 1855-1882. by Hirst, Thomas Archer, 1830-1892. Owning Repository: Royal Society. 6 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AG Country of Repository: England, UK Biography/History: Articled 1846 to a land surveyor at Halifax and met John Tyndall (F. R. S. 1825) and followed him to Marburg and took Ph. D. degree there. In 1853 he succeeded Tyndall at Queenwood College, Hampshire but resigned in 1856 due to his health. Studied in Paris and in 1860 was appointed Mathematical master at University College School, London. F. R. S. 1861. Royal Medal 1883. F. R. A. S. 1866. Professor of Physics, University College, London 1865 and Professor of Pure Mathematics at University College 1866-1870. Director of Naval Studies, Greenwich 1873-1883. Scope of Material: Materials by or relating to Thomas Archer Hirst can be found in the following series: Referees Reports: 9 reports by Hirst on papers by (i) T. P. Kirkman, (ii) William Spottiswoode, (iii) C. W. Merrifield, (iv) A. Cayley, (v) A. J. Ellis, (vi) H. J. S. Smith, (vii) R. Moon, (viii) W. Stanley Jevons, (ix) J. C. Malet. Miscellaneous Correspondence: 3 letters to the Royal Society. Herschel Letters: 2 letters. Archived Papers: 1 paper. Philosophical Transactions: 1 paper. [Topic: geometry, magnetism, mathematical calculations.]

    33. AIP International Catalog Of Sources
    by author. hirst, thomas Archer, 18301853. by title. Journals, 1850-1853 .MARC Display. Journals, 1850-1853. by hirst, thomas Archer, 1830-1853.
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    Item Information Holdings More by this author Hirst, Thomas Archer, 1830-1853. Subjects Students Germany 19th century. Browse Catalog by author: Hirst, Thomas Archer, 1830-1853. by title: Journals, 1850-1853.... MARC Display Journals, 1850-1853. by Hirst, Thomas Archer, 1830-1853. Description: 5 volumes. Owning Repository: Royal Institution of Great Britain. London Country of Repository: England, UK Biography/History: Mathematician. Scope of Material: Journals written as a student in Marburg and Berlin. Added Author: AIP-ICOS Genre Term(s): Journals (accounts). Occupation Term(s): Mathematicians. Copy/Holding information Location Collection Status International Catalog of Sources ICOS-not NBL Contact repository
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    34. Layout_1
    Emma hirst (Swimming) Gareth thomas (Rugby) David Hubbard (Volleyball). Club Colours,Lee Manville, Matt Turland, Laura Brown, Liam Walsh, Anna Cowley,
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    This section acknowledge previous Sports Ball Award winners that have gain sporting achievements at Bournemouth University and have assisted in developing sporting structures.
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    Sports Ball 2002
    Sports Ball 2003
    Award Winners 2003 Sportsman David Hubbard (Volleyball) Sportswoman Emma Hirst (Swimming) Sportsteam Men's Rugby 1st Sports Personality Katie Kingsmill (Netball) Most Dedicated Player Ryan Piper (Hockey) University Colours Sarah Austin (Trampolining)
    Emma Hirst (Swimming)
    Gareth Thomas (Rugby)
    David Hubbard (Volleyball) Club Colours Lee Manville, Matt Turland, Laura Brown, Liam Walsh, Anna Cowley, Paul Batchelor, James Domm, Rob Williams, Simon Rogers, Steve White, Alison Innes, Adam Reading, Ricahrd Rutter, Tracy Ellis, Brad Onions, Kate Ash, Mike Paddock, Rachel Tasker, Tim Flowers, Neil Sullivan, Catherine Anthony, Emma Hirst, Tom Hyde, Sally Mabbutt, Dan Hills back to top
    Sports Ball 2002
    Award Winners 2002 Sportsman David Hubbard (Volleyball) Sportswoman Emma Hirst (Swimming) Sportsteam Men's Rugby 1st Sports Personality Katie Kingsmill (Netball) Most Dedicated Player Ryan Piper (Hockey) University Colours Sarah Austin (Trampolining)
    Emma Hirst (Swimming)
    Gareth Thomas (Rugby)
    David Hubbard (Volleyball) Club Colours Lee Manville, Matt Turland, Laura Brown, Liam Walsh, Anna Cowley, Paul Batchelor, James Domm, Rob Williams, Simon Rogers, Steve White, Alison Innes, Adam Reading, Ricahrd Rutter, Tracy Ellis, Brad Onions, Kate Ash, Mike Paddock, Rachel Tasker, Tim Flowers, Neil Sullivan, Catherine Anthony, Emma Hirst, Tom Hyde, Sally Mabbutt, Dan Hills

    35. 807 Milton Street
    1945 hirst, thomas H. master mariner Canadian Government h 807 Milton 1955hirst, thomas H. retired h 807 Milton 1965 hirst, Albert R. clerk CZ Building
    http://www.nwheritage.org/heritagesite/homes/content/dhb/807milton.htm
    807 Milton Street
    Alexander McPhee House (1887)
    Pioneer Tent Style - Late Victorian Period This house, known as the Alexander McPhee House, was built in 1887 in the popular Pioneer Tent, Late Victorian period, style of architecture. The exterior features a drop siding front porch, a chamfered roofline with Tudor trim and a dentilled cornice in the front gable. False half timbering has been added. The first owner, Alexander McPhee was a ship carpenter. Thomas Hirst, who was a mate on the Samson IV moved into the house in 1925 and it is believed his family occupied the house until 1994. City Directory Entries - 1925 to 1975 1925: Hirst, Thomas H. mate S.S. "Samson" h 807 Milton
    1935: Hirst, Thomas H. (Annie E.) mate Canadian Government h 807 Milton
    1945: Hirst, Thomas H. master mariner Canadian Government h 807 Milton
    1955: Hirst, Thomas H. retired h 807 Milton
    1965: Hirst, Albert R. clerk CZ Building Materials h 807 Milton
    1975: Hirst, Albert R. customer service representative CZ h 807 Milton

    36. The National Archives | Search The Archives | National Register Of Archives | De
    hirst, thomas Archer (18301892) Mathematician. 4 records noted. Scope, 1850-53journals. Repository, Royal Institution of Great Britain
    http://www.nra.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/pidocs.asp?P=P14059

    37. Genealogy Data
    hirst, thomas J. Birth SEP 1837 OH Gender Male Family. Marriage 5 SEP 1882in Licking Co., OH Spouse. HAGGERTY, Cecelia J.
    http://www.sff.net/people/kanago/genealogy/dat19.html
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    GALLOWAY, Charles Miller
    Gender: Male
    Family: Marriage: living
    Spouse: MCCOWN, Patricia Ann
    Birth : living
    Gender: Female
    Parents: Father: MCCOWN, Thomas James
    Mother: BERG, Evelyn Annamarie
    Children: GALLOWAY, Charles McCown
    Birth : living
    Gender: Male GALLOWAY, Christy Ann Birth : living Gender: Female GALLOWAY, Laurie Jean Birth : living Gender: Female GALLOWAY, Amy Elizabeth Birth : living Gender: Female GALLOWAY, Jean Ellen Birth : living Gender: Female GALLOWAY, Lisa Evelyn Birth : living Gender: Female
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    MCHENRY, Paul Graham Gender: Male Family: Marriage: living Spouse: MCCOWN, Carol Edith Birth : living Gender: Female Parents: Father: MCCOWN, Thomas James Mother: BERG, Evelyn Annamarie Children: MCHENRY, Evelyn Carol Birth : living Gender: Female MCHENRY, James Graham Birth : living Gender: Male MCHENRY, Bruce King Birth : living Gender: Male
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    , Isabel Birth : 1831 PA Gender: Female Family: Marriage: 1850 in PA Spouse: LOBAUGH, Abraham

    38. Genealogy Data
    Spouse. hirst, Esther Birth 1888 OH Gender Female Parents. Father hirst,thomas J. Mother HAGGERTY, Cecelia J.
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    GEORGE, Nancy
    Birth : ABT 1804 Tyler Co. WV
    Gender: Female
    Family: Marriage: 1826
    Spouse: BAKER, John
    Birth : ABT 1804 Brooke Co., WV
    Death : Tyler Co., WV
    Gender: Male
    Parents: Father: BAKER, Evan
    Mother: BOOKER, Elizabeth
    Children: BAKER, son Gender: Male BAKER, daughter b Gender: Female BAKER, daugher a Gender: Female BAKER, Marinda Birth : ABT 1833 VA Gender: Female BAKER, Franklin BAKER, unknownc Birth : 1837 BAKER, Jemina Birth : ABT 1839 VA/WV Gender: Female BAKER, Louis Birth : ABT 1842 VA/WV Gender: Male BAKER, Mary A. Birth : ABT 1845 VA/WV Gender: Female BAKER, Jane Birth : ABT 1848 VA/WV Gender: Female
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    SMITH, Sarah Birth : 14 SEP 1806 VA Death : 15 FEB 1883 Sistersville, Tyler Co., WV Gender: Female Family: Spouse: BAKER, Meshak Birth : 14 MAY 1806 VA Death : 14 FEB 1868 Tyler Co., WV Gender: Male Parents: Father: BAKER, Evan Mother: BOOKER, Elizabeth Children: BAKER, Franklin

    39. Visit Of Thomas Hirst
    Visit of thomas hirst. In Derby Hall, hirst appears.. .. in the dark.. ..unfortunately Robin is not there! The tutors drink to his name.
    http://mcs.open.ac.uk/tcl2/school/Hirst.htm
    Visit of Thomas Hirst

    40. Ahead Of The 21st Century
    Wim Delvoye, Fischli / Weiss, Sylvie Fleury, Damien hirst, thomas Struth, Damien hirst s Alone Yet Together, a pseudoscientific installation of fish
    http://www.artbook.com/3775712518.html
    The Pisces Collection
    Artists Include: Andreas Gursky, Paul McCarthy, Jeff Koons, Margrit Brehm, Franz West, , Rosemarie Trockel, John M. Armleder, Ross Bleckner, George Condo, Wim Delvoye, Fischli / Weiss, Sylvie Fleury, Damien Hirst, Thomas Struth, Mariko Mori, Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince amongst others.
    Damien Hirst's Alone Yet Together , a pseudoscientific installation of fish suspended in formaldehyde in small, identical glass boxes, graces the cover of this volume. As the singular image selected to represent the Pisces Collection, it demands some exploration of wordplay. Pisces My Name and Koons's Encased Five Rows ; the 90s are represented through photographic works by Sherman and Gursky, alongside Struths's Paradise 2 (Pilgrim Sands) . Hirst's Something solid beneath the surface of several creatures great and small , with its use of live and dead animals, is one of the collection's more controversial pieces.
    PUBLISHED BY: Hatje Cantz Publishers
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