61. PASK, PASKE One-Name Study Narratives - Person Page 163 Children of John william hodge and Elizabeth Matilda LAKE John william Children of John william Charles hodge and Kathleen Joan CHASE william John http://www.pask.org.uk/Pask-p/p163.htm

PASK, PASKE One-Name Study Narratives This is the detailed narratives section of the website. If you came here directly from a search engine it is recommended that you start at the home page of the Pask, Paske One-Name Study. Person Page 163 Main Page Master Index Surname Index Master Place Index ... Next Page Isaac PASK (M) (25 October 1827 - ), #4051 Pop-up Pedigree Last Edited=27 Dec 2004 Isaac PASK was baptized on 25 October 1827 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire He was the son of Mary PASK Citations ] E-mail from Joy Seymour to Stuart Pask dated 31 October 2004: Thorney Parish Register: Baptisms - Isaac Pask 1827 25-Oct illeg Mary, servant. William PASK (M) Relationship=Father of John PASK Last Edited=27 Dec 2004 William PASK was born in 1727. William was buried on 18 February 1799 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire Child of William PASK: John PASK b. 1769, d. 1835 Citations ] Stuart Pask's Guesses, Theories and Speculations: Based on date and location. ] E-mail from Joy Seymour to Stuart Pask dated 31 October 2004: Thorney Parish Register: Burials - William Pask 1799 18 Feb 72. Pheobe PASK (F) Last Edited=27 Dec 2004 Pheobe PASK was born in Essex Pheobe married Abraham ARGENT on 10 April 1814.

62. Durham Mining Museum - Memorial Roll - Names [Ho*] hodge, william, 14, 05 Nov 1888, Tanfield Lea, DUR. hodges, F. 61, 29 Apr 1941, Chopwell, DUR. Hodgshaw, Jonathan, 30, 02 Nov 1872, Flimby, CUL http://www.dmm.org.uk/names/names_ho.htm

Name Index Name Index Please note: not all of the sufferers listed here are shown in the other tables - the disaster index only shows those accidents where 5 or more lives were lost. This page is a summary of the information we have in our database - check the listing for the specific colliery (click on the colliery link) - this may provide further information e.g. burial place, family information, cause of death. Quick Links Link to web page on the accident Link to Mines Inspectors Report Link to Memorial page Link to Individual page see bottom of page for details Name Age Date Colliery Cnty Hoare, Herbert 18 Jun 1873 Washington DUR Hoare, Matthew 28 Oct 1892 Washington DUR Hoast, John 18 Sep 1885 Windergill CUL Hoban, Michael 24 Mar 1890 Trimdon DUR Hoban, Michael 23 Jun 1909 Brandon DUR Hobart, William 04 May 1867 Townley DUR Hobbes, Richard 25 Jun 1874 Seaham DUR Hobin, Peter 09 Jun 1903 Kimblesworth DUR Hobson, Francis 08 Dec 1778 Dolly Pit, Chaytor's Haugh DUR Hock, James May 1874 Unknown DUR Hockaday, J. W. C. 14 Nov 1945 Burnhope DUR Hockaday, John

63. Michigan State University Department Of Theatre - William Hodge Michigan State University Department of Theatre. Degree Program Information, Current Season, Production Information, Faculy/Staff Information, http://theatre.msu.edu/Academics/TheatreArchive/Hodge_William/

@import url(/MSUTHR-LayoutRoot.css); @import url(/MSUTHR-AcademicsWide.css); MSU Deparment Of Theatre [Skip to Content] Academics Our Mission Statement ... Contact Us Location: MSU Theatre Academics Theatre Archives William Hodge Theatre Archives at MSU Archive Detail in "The Man from Home" William Hodge Home Actors Michigan State University College Of Arts And Letters Department Of Theatre 149 Auditorium - East Lansing, MI 48824 Office: (517) 355-6690 Fax:(517) 355-1698 E-Mail Webmaster E-Mail Office Site Search [Valid XHTML] ... Sew Beautiful Embroidery Search:

64. William Hodge & Robert Wylie The work of william hodge robert wylie of Armure Studios is featured in many Canadian, US, Mexican and Japanese exhibitions. See william s extraordinary http://www.csnf.com/f04_hodge_wylie.htm

The work of of Armure Studios is featured in many Canadian, US, Mexican and Japanese exhibitions. See William's extraordinary meticulous work at the Canadian Museum of Civilization (Hull), (New York) and Toppan Moore Collection (Tokyo). Here's a rare opportunity to get started or expand your skills with the masters! This workshop series is designed to introduce you to many different beading techniques and some expand on last year's classes. Each session presents information on the qualities of beads, thread, needles, necessary equipment and appropriate design techniques. Free kits for all workshops! 408s3 - Basics of Beading Beginner This seminar is designed to introduce hand beading concepts. See many variations of techniques, materials and equipment illustrated with both historic and contemporary beaded samples. Let the masters help you decide where to begin. Suggested as a basis for all workshops! 3 Hour Seminar Thu 9:00 to 12:15 Photos on this page represent samples of the techniques and not the class projects. 409hw - Chevron Necklace (25) Beginner A great beginning for your personal bead exploration. Learn about the history of beads and tips to select and manage your personal bead collection as you make a simple necklace using seed beads and bugles.

65. Fair_Photos Bobby hodge (and family) visiting ole friends at the Florida State Fair Note Hank william s Drifting Cowboy Band was one of the bands that backed http://www.bobbyhodge.homestead.com/Fair_Photos.html

Home Page Bobby Hodge (and family) visiting ole friends at the Florida State Fair February 15, 2001 Bobby G. Rice Mary Hodge Bobby G. Rice Bobby Hodge Jimmy C. Newman Bob Hodge Jr. Ernie Ashworth Jim Ed Brown Little Jimmy Dickens Charlie Louvin Marvin Rainwater Ray Pillow David Frizzell George Hamilton IV Freddie Hart Bill Anderson Richie Hodge Bill Anderson Jan Howard Mary Hodge Billy Walker Don Helms Dennis Lee (A friend who performs regularly at the fair) Thanks to all the artists for being so nice! We had a ball visiting with alot of dad's old friends! Be sure to go to the home page and sign the guest book before you go, Let us know what you think of our site. We would love to hear from you! Thanks! Home Page Bobby Hodge Ronnie Prophet Bobby G. Rice Bobby G. Rice Bobby Hodge Jim Hagar Below are some photos of the artist's performances Bobby G. Rice Marvin Rainwater Jim Ed Brown Bill Anderson Ray Pillow Little Jimmy Dickens David Frizzell George Hamilton IV Wilma Lee Cooper Carol Lee Singers Freddy Hart Bobby Lewis Billy Walker Jack Greene Sheb Wooley Note: Marvin is also a close friend to Bobby as they used to tour extensively together.

66. William A. Hodge Resumé of william hodge. Please feel free to email me at hodgewa@pru.com. Resultoriented computer information system specialist with more than 20 years of http://www.pru.com/hodgewa.html

Please feel free to email me at hodgewa@pru.com Result-oriented computer information system specialist with more than 20 years of increasingly responsible experience as a business management and information technology expert in both the public and private sectors. Major skills are: System Design and Management Analysis / Problem Solving Planning / Organizing Communication (Written and Verbal) Leadership EDUCATION and CERTIFICATIONS Master of Business Administration Duke University Fuqua School of Business Administration Bachelor of Arts Degree Duke University Two year M.B.A. Graduate School of Business fellowship Duke University Related Course Work: Awards and Honors Four year undergraduate scholarship, Duke University TECHNICAL SKILLS SUMMARY Operating System Software: Mainframe: OS/VS, OS/MVS, JES2, HASP, JCL Minicomputer: Primos, VMS Networks: Novell NetWare, IBM Local Area Network Server, Microsoft's Local Area Network Manager, IBM OS/2 LAN Server. Microcomputer: PC Disk Operating System, OS/2, Microsoft's Windows, Microsoft Windows for Workgroups Programming Languages: Mainframe: COBOL, PL1, FORTRAN, SAS, SPSS, CICS, TSO, SPF

67. (William HINTON - Tim HOLMAN ) william Marshall HINTON (14 Nov 1917 ) Annie Jean hodge ( - ) Homer hodge ( - ) James Homer hodge ( - ) http://www.thepoint.net/~fjernest/index/ind0074.html

Index of Persons William HINTON William Marshall HINTON (14 Nov 1917 - ) Annie Jean HODGE Homer HODGE James Homer HODGE Joe P. HODGE ... Martha Effejane HOGAN (24 Apr 1830 - 26 Feb 1917) Betty Lou HOGES Ernest Terrell HOGUE ( - 12 Aug 1906) Jaffe HOGUE Mr. HOGUE Ross HOLDER Jennifer L. HOLLAND ... Randy Lyn HOLMAN (30 Jun 1949 - 17 Sep 1995) Tim HOLMAN UP (William HINTON - Mar RACKLER ) BACK (Tillman Ray EARNEST - James William HINTON ) NEXT (Nancy HOOPER - Hobart Elmore HURLEY ) SURNAMES HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 01/01/03 12:01:01 EST

68. Rider Cross Country william hodge is in his seventh season as the head coach for the Rider University men’s and women’s track and field program and in his sixth season for the http://www.gobroncs.com/deptsservs/everydept/athletics/sports/mcrosscountry/coac

Rider University Cross Country Bill Hodge Head Coach William Hodge is in his seventh season as the head coach for the Rider University men’s and women’s track and field program and in his sixth season for the men’s and women’s cross country program. Hodge was named the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference women’s indoor track Coach of the Year for 2001-2002, and again as the 2003-2004 MAAC Women’s Outdoor Track Coach of the Year. Hodge has coached on the college level for 30 years. In seven years at Rider Coach Hodge has had three individuals selected as MAAC Outstanding Track/Field Performers of the Meet, 48 IC4A/ECAC qualifiers, 50 MAAC Champions, one women’s MAAC Championship team, eight runner-up MAAC team finishes in track/field, a third place MAAC men’s cross country team finish (highest Rider finish ever in the MAAC), 27 new school records, 12 NCAA track/field regional qualifiers (one automatic), three cross country teams selected Academic All-American, and one Rider Athlete of the Year (Justin Lindsey). Hodge began his coaching career at Wagner College, where his teams broke 20 school records during his tenure. At Lafayette, Hodge led his women’s track team to two indoor and outdoor East Coast Conference Championships. As an assistant at Bucknell, he helped the men’s cross country team finish 13

69. JAMES ALEX HODGE, CO. F James Alex hodge was born Dec. 23, 1839, in Wilmington township, Lawrence county on the farm of his father, william hodge, who died in 1870 aged 39 years. http://www.100thpenn.com/alexhodgebio.htm

70. HarperCollins Publishers Home Of William Morrow, Avon HarperCollins Publishers Home of william Morrow, Avon, Perennial, Rayo, Susie hodge has a MA in History of Art from the University of London. http://www.harpercollins.com/global_scripts/product_catalog/author_xml.asp?autho

71. Mary Braddock And William Hodge My family history in north east cheshire and south east lancashire. http://www.rhodesfamily.org.uk/braddock/maud1884.html

Rhodes Family History Braddock John Hodge Unknown George Braddock Hannah Bottom William Hodge Born: abt 1883 Married : 30 July 1906 At: St Michael and All Angels, Ashton-under-Lyne Maud Braddock Born: abt 1884 Census Rhodes Binnie Harrop ... www.RhodesFamily.org.uk v. 2.0

72. (William EYRE - Violet SEYMOUR ) Index of Persons william EYRE Violet SEYMOUR 439 individuals, 71 families. william John EYRE (17 Jul 1791 - ) Eliza hodge ( - ) http://www.standard.net.au/~daneyre/middl/index/ind0017.html

Index of Persons William EYRE William EYRE William EYRE William EYRE ... William EYRE (12 Mar 1820 - ) William EYRE William EYRE William EYRE William EYRE ... William EYRE (14 Apr 1754 - ) William EYRE (13 Jun 1855 - ) William EYRE (27 Jan 1780 - ) William Frederick EYRE (11 Apr 1824 - ) William Henry EYRE (31 Mar 1813 - ) William Henry EYRE (6 Oct 1765 - ) William Isaac EYRE (6 Apr 1873 - ) William James EYRE (17 Sep 1826 - ) William John EYRE (17 Jul 1791 - ) Eliza HODGE Elizabeth Annabella JOHNS Sarah JOHNSON Deborah KIFFORD ... UP (Ann ? - Violet SEYMOUR ) BACK (Thomas EYRE - William EYRE ) SURNAMES HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 02/09/99 10:16:07

73. Case One: William Hodge Mill, Cambridge Divine Henry Martyn Centre promotes the study of mission and world Christianity. HMC provides links and resources for mission studies in Cambridge. http://www.martynmission.cam.ac.uk/CRFoxYoung.htm

Articles People Seminars CTF Case One William Hodge Mill, Cambridge Divine Professor Richard Fox Young Princeton Theological Seminary Mill, who lived from 1792 to 1853, received his education at Trinity, where in 1813 he was sixth wrangler-no mean achievement, I understand-and the next year was elected a Fellow. By 1820, the year he went out to India, he had an M.A. and priestly ordination. Under whom he might have studied, I have no idea. One thing is sure, however. There was nothing to interest him in the theology of William Paley, whose successors must still have wielded considerable influence when Mill was here. In any event, from very early on, Mill was considered a High-Churchman's High Churchman, a Pre-Tractarian High Churchman of the later Oxford variety, which, if I haven't misunderstood the authorities I've consulted, was always rather rare here at Cambridge. Since I am by no stretch of the imagination a church historian, I turn to Peter NOCKLES for a definition of what species of churchman a Pre-Tractarian High Churchman might have been: So far as I can tell, NOCKLES' definition fits my man like a glove. Later on, however, the post-India Mill, the Mill who had stood at the point of tangency between Hinduism and Christianity for a number of years, became a card-carrying Tractarian who rubbed shoulders with the likes of Keble, Pusey, Newman and others. Had the events of his life worked out differently-events that cannot be chronicled tonight-he might even have joined them at Oxford instead of returning here to Cambridge, where from 1848 until his death he was Regius Professor of Hebrew and an intimate of the High Churchmen of the Camden Society, John Mason Neale and Benjamin Webb.

74. John Hodge His father, william hodge, was active in trade union activities and as a result of being victimized, was unable to find work in the area. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/TUhodge.htm

John Hodge Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email John Hodge , the son of a puddler at the local iron works, was born in Linkeyburn, Ayrshire, on 29th October 1855. His father, William Hodge, was active in trade union activities and as a result of being victimized, was unable to find work in the area. Hodge moved his family to Glasgow and John attended the Hutcheson's Boys' Grammar School. At the age of thirteen Hodge left school and became a solicitor's clerk. He also worked in a grocer's shop before settling down in the same trade as his father. Hodge worked in Coatbridge and Motherwell and it was not until he was nearly thirty that he became involved in trade union activities. In 1885 Hodge and his fellow workers at Colville Works in Motherwell, were told they had to accept a 20% wage reduction. The workers responded by forming the British Steel Smelters' Association (BSSA), and elected Hodge as their secretary. Although there was a National Amalgamated Association of Ironworkers in existence, the union had no members in Scotland. The growth of Hodge's union was rapid and by the summer of 1886 virtually every smelter in Scotland had joined. Hodge now began recruiting workers from England and Wales and by 1888 the union had 750 members and had joined the

75. ASA - January 1997 By Date Re phil johnson and charles hodge Bill Hamilton Re Brains size and sweat william T. Yates; Scriptures relevant to geocentrism http://www.asa3.org/archive/asa/199701/date.html

ASA - January 1997 by date Messages sorted by: [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Other mail archives Starting: Wed 01 Jan 1997 - 12:15:14 EST Ending: Fri 31 Jan 1997 - 23:36:23 EST Messages: FABLEs and science Joseph Carson Re: Gray Matters Ruth Douglas Miller Gray matters Paul Arveson The Modern Creation Trilogy Robert L. Miller Re: theology of the cross of some theistic evolutionists Glenn Morton Re: theology of the cross of some theistic evolutionists Glenn Morton Re: EvolutionVsDevelopment Maranatha Re: Johnson's assumptions Bill Hamilton tdavis@mcis.messiah.edu Re: theology of the cross of some theistic evolutionists Pattle Pun definition of concordism tdavis@mcis.messiah.edu Re: Correction on Charles Hodge Terry M. Gray Re: Johnson's assumptions Paul Arveson Re: Johnson's assumptions John P. McKiness Re: theology of the cross of some theistic evolutionists Murphy Re: concordism Murphy John Laird's e-mail address James Mahaffy Re: theology of the cross of some theistic evolutionists Dick Fischer Re: concordism Glenn Morton Re: Johnson's assumptions Keith B Miller concordism Rob Wahl Re: Correction on Charles Hodge Murphy Correction on Charles Hodge James Mahaffy Re: theology of the cross of some theistic evolutionists Glenn Morton Re: Johnson's Concluding Remarks Robert L. Miller

76. ASA - January 1997: Re: Phil Johnson And Charles Hodge Re phil johnson and charles hodge. Bill Hamilton (hamilton@predator.cs.gmr.com) william E. Hamilton, Jr, Ph.D. Staff Research Engineer http://www.asa3.org/archive/asa/199701/0130.html

Re: phil johnson and charles hodge Bill Hamilton ( hamilton@predator.cs.gmr.com Tue, 28 Jan 1997 14:48:43 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Murphy: "Re: Johnson's assumptions" Previous message: Bill Hamilton: "Re: Johnson's assumptions" Maybe in reply to: tdavis@mcis.messiah.edu: "phil johnson and charles hodge" Ted Davis wrote While I'm not good at creative theology, I agree that our theologies ought to recognize that there is nothing about random events, constrained to a scope determined by God's sovereign will, that violates God's sovereignty. Consider a simple example from basic physics. Suppose I desire to empty a glass of water and I do it by slowly tilting the glass at such a rate that the water flows out of the glass at a more or less constant rate that is much slower than the typical brownian motion velocity of the water molecules. From my point of view everything is absolutely predictable. Given the rate at which the water is flowing over the side of the glass I can predict quite accurately when all the water in the glass (except of course for some molecules that stick to the sides of the glass and some that evaporate) have been emptied from the glass. However, suppose I empty

77. Publications By William W. Beach How the 1993 Budget Plan Affected the Economy by Scott A. hodge, william W. Beach, and Mark Wilson May 1, 1996 (Backgrounder 1078) http://www.heritage.org/about/staff/WilliamBeachpapers.cfm

78. WANTED WILLIAM HODGE & ELIZABETH HUMPHREY william hodge and Elizabeth HUMPHREY are found in the 1850 Dooly County, Georgia census. william is listed as 41 years old, his occupation is listed as http://www.afn.org/~afn03098/MWWHEH.html

WANTED William HODGE and Elizabeth HUMPHREY are found in the 1850 Dooly County, Georgia census. William is listed as 41 years old, his occupation is listed as Blacksmith. Elizabeth is listed as 23 years old. They have three children at the time, Briant (BRYANT) age 7, William J. age 2 and baby age one month. They are listed next door to Pernilia HUMPHREY age 21, with two children, Elias age 5 and John age 6 months. William and Elizabeth moved their family to Alachua County, Florida before the 1860 census. They are listed in the 1860 Alachua County census with six children, Bryant age 17, William J. age 12, Angeline age 10, Mary age 7, Charles age 5 and Alfred age 1. Any information, leads or clues would be appreciated. E-Mail : Debbie or Jim Powell Family Tree Menu Most Wanted Page UPDATED 09 January 2000

79. JOHN WILLIAM LENNOX V. ALFRED WALKER BISHOP, 01 July 2005, Lord Hodge PD1894/04. OPINION OF LORD hodge. in the cause. JOHN william LENNOX. Pursuer;. against. ALFRED WALKER BISHOP. Defender. http://www.scotcourts.gov.uk/opinions/2005CSOH87.html

OUTER HOUSE, COURT OF SESSION [2005] CSOH 87 OPINION OF LORD HODGE in the cause JOHN WILLIAM LENNOX Pursuer; against ALFRED WALKER BISHOP Defender: Pursuer: McEachran, Q.C.; McKay Norwell, W.S. Defender: Springham, Advocate; Brechin Tindal Oatts 1 July 2005 interim damages under Rule of Court 43.11. Circumstances of the Claim Pursuer's submissions interim damages. He referred me to D's Parent and Guardian v 2003 SLT 511 and Wallace v Paterson 2002 SLT 563. He also quoted the Judicial Studies Board Guidelines on the Assessment of General Damages (contained in ) in relation to injuries to the pelvis and brain injury. He referred me to the pursuer's statement of value which suggested that the claim was worth £1,900,000. For the purposes of this motion, he suggested that I take the following values: Solatium Past Wage Loss: Future Wage Loss: Past Services: Future Services: Case Management: Total: interim damages motion, he valued the pursuer's claim at £464,000. The defender's insurers had already paid about £38,000 in interim damages and CRU payments. He accordingly sought a net sum as

80. Authors - R PagesX326 Number of Volumes 1 william hodge Co., Ltd. 1929 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper Y, US $102.00. Roughead, william, TRIAL OF JOHN WATSON LAURIE http://www.gaunt.com/r.htm

AUTHOR TITLE PRICE R Radin, Max HANDBOOK OF ANGLO-AMERICAN LEGAL HISTORY ISBN: 1-56169-039-2 Reprint 1993 Pages: 638 Number of Volumes 1 West 1936 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper: Y US $ 145.00 RATIONAL BASIS OF LEGAL INSTITUTIONS MODERN LEGAL PHILOSOPHY SERIES Vol. 14 ISBN:1-56169-393-6 Reprint 1998 Pages: XXXII-603 Number of Volumes 1 Macmillan 1923 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper: Y US $190.00 Rattigan, W.H. TREATISE ON THE ROMAN LAW OF PERSONS, or DE JURE PERSONARUM ISBN: 1-56169-081-3 Reprint 1994 Pages: 362 Number of Volumes 1 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper: Y US $ 95.00 Read, David B. LIVES OF THE JUDGES OF UPPER CANADA AND ONTARIO From 1791 to the Present ISBN: 1-56169-110-0 Reprint 1995 Pages: 486 Number of Volumes 1 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper: Y US $ 122.00 Reinsch, Paul S. AMERICAN LEGISLATURES AND LEGISLATIVE METHODS American State Series ISBN: 912004-97-5 Reprint 1991 Pages: 347 Number of Volumes 1 Century 1907 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper: Y US $ 85.00 George G. Reynolds THE DISTRIBUTION OF POWER TO REGULATE INTERSTATE CARRIERS BETWEEN THE NATION AND THE STATES ISBN:1-56169-570-X Reprint 1999 Pages: 434 Number of Volumes 1 Columbia University Press 1928 Reprinted on Acid Free Paper: Y US $ 108.50

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