101. Family Tree Genealogy And Scottish Clan History From AncestralScotland - william wallace. 700th anniversary of the death of Scotland s national hero.More information on wallace celebrations taking place this summer. http://www.ancestralscotland.com/

Ancestral Scotland Tourism and genealogy in Scotland your guide to tracing your family roots Scottish Ancestry home exploring your roots visiting scotland events ... bookshop Ancestral Search Clan Search: Surname Search: Genealogy Search Search the official records Surname Search: send: search powered by: scotlandspeople.gov.uk Placename Search: View regional maps How to search Free newsletter Register with us to receive all the latest AncestralScotland news and events. Itineraries Why not look at our new clan travel itineraries specifically designed to take in the major sites relating to your clan heritage. Just download and go! It has never been easier to get to Scotland with excellent direct flights from the USA and Canada and easy access from other destinations around the globe. Start your journey now and check out 'How to get Here' Scotland is a land of five million people . A proud people, passionate about their country and her rich, noble heritage. For every single Scot in their native land, there are thought to be at least five more overseas who can claim Scottish ancestry - that's many, many millions spread throughout the globe. For them, for you, Scotland is home.

102. Famous Last Words Of Wallace, William Visit this site to find the Famous and Last Words of wallace, william. Great FamousLast Words from wallace, william! Famous Last Words and epitaphs of http://www.famousquotes.me.uk/famous-last-words/83-famous last words.htm

Famous Last Words from Wallace, William Wallace, William (1270-1305, Scottish Patriot) "Freedom" Famous Last Words Wallace, William (1270-1305, Scottish Patriot) The Famous Last words of many celebrities are often intriguing, thought provoking and sometimes humorous. If you are interested in famous quotes by celebrated, eminent, distinguished and prominent celebrities then you will be even more fascinated by many of their Famous Last Words! The famous last words quotes can be in the form of extracts, passages or lines from famous speeches and quotes providing an illustration of or allusion citing the famous events of the day or in the life of the well-known celebrity. The last words, or epitaphs, can be found in crypts, tomb, graveyards, mausoleums and other types of last resting places. The last word inscriptions are often found on the grave of the most eminent, distinguished and prominent celebrities and sometimes marked on their tombstone, gravestone or headstone. Wallace, William (1270-1305, Scottish Patriot) Famous Last Words and quotations

103. Wallace Monument Feature Page On Undiscovered Scotland It was from this prominent hilltop in 1297 that william wallace watched the Book Cover On the Trail of william wallace David R. Ross (December 1998). http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/stirling/wallace/

Skip to main page content (AccessKey S) Wallace Monument Undiscovered Scotland: The Ultimate Online Guide Home Map Index Stirling Area Wallace Monument Map Index (Feature Level) Areastir Full Area Menu (Feature Level) Stirling Area Connections (Feature Level) Visitor Information: 3km north of Stirling. Parking is available at the base of the Abbey Craig adjacent to the Pavilion Visitor Centre. Tel: 01786 472140. Wallace Monument Web site. Email: nationalwallacemonument@aillst.ossian.net Opening hours: The Monument is open all year seven days a week except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Opening hours are: January to February and November to December 10.30am to 4.00pm; March to May and October 10.00am to 5.00pm; June 10.00am to 6.00pm; July and August 9.30am to 6.30pm; and September 9.30am to 5.00pm. Admission: Left Index (Feature Level) The Wallace Monument and the Ochils from Stirling Castle Completed in 1869 after eight years' construction, the 220 feet high Wallace Monument sits prominently on the Abbey Craig two miles north of the city of Stirling itself. It was from this prominent hilltop in 1297 that William Wallace watched the English army approach across Stirling Bridge before leading the Scots into the battle of the same name: and victory (see our

104. Wallace Biography of william wallace (17681843) william wallace s parents were JanetSimson and Alexander wallace who was a leather manufacturer. http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Wallace.html

William Wallace Born: 23 Sept 1768 in Dysart, Scotland Died: 28 April 1843 in Edinburgh, Scotland Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Version for printing William Wallace 's parents were Janet Simson and Alexander Wallace who was a leather manufacturer. Alexander taught his son William basic arithmetic but William had no formal schooling after the age of eleven. He was brought up in Dysart until he was 16 years old, working there as an apprentice bookbinder, then in 1784 his family moved to Edinburgh. There he taught himself mathematics, earning his living working for a bookseller and also tutoring mathematics privately. Although he was not a student, Wallace did attend mathematics classes at Edinburgh University and both Robison and Playfair encouraged the young man who they realised had very considerable mathematical talents. Wallace became a mathematics teacher at Perth Academy in 1794 and he married in the same year; the marriage produced three daughters and a son. At this time Wallace began to publish mathematics and his first paper appeared in the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1796. He also began writing articles for

105. Associateship Directory Of Previous Awardees Name, wallace, william. Award Information. Year of Award, 1996. Start Year,1996. Program, US Geological Survey. Center, Menlo Park http://nrc58.nas.edu/pgasurvey/data/aodir/gen_page.asp?mode=detail&sql=idnumber=

106. Associateship Directory Of Previous Awardees Name, wallace, william. Award Information. Year of Award, 1969. Start Year,1969. Program, US Bureau of Mines. Center, Morgantown Energy Research Center http://nrc58.nas.edu/pgasurvey/data/aodir/gen_page.asp?mode=detail&sql=idnumber=

107. WALLACE, W. V. - LoveToKnow Article On WALLACE, W. V. wallace, william (17681843), Scottish mathematician, was born on the 23rd ofSeptember 1768 at wallace, william VINCENT (1814-1865), British composer, http://80.1911encyclopedia.org/W/WA/WALLACE_W_V_.htm

WALLACE, W. V. WALLACE, W.WALLACE, W. V. For bibliography see the article in the Diet. Nat. Biog. The principal modern lives are James Moir's (1886), and A. F. Murison's (1898). (A. F. H.) In his earlier years Wallace was an occasional contributor to Leybourne's Mathematical Repository and the Gentleman's Mathematical Companion. Between 1801 and 1810 he contributed articles on " Algebra," " Conic Sections," " Trigonometry," and several others in mathematical and physical science to the fourth edition of the Encyclopaedia , and some of these were retained in subsequent editions from the fifth to the eighth inclusive. He was also the author of the principal mathematical articles in the Edinburgh Encyclopaedia, edited by David Brewster (1808-1830). He also contributed many important papers to the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. See Transactions of the Roy. Ast. Soc., 1844. His principal works were The Logic of Hegel (1873), which contains a translation of the Encyklopadie with an introduction, a second edition of which, with a volume entitled Prolegomena, appeared in 1892; Epicureanism (1880); Kant (Blackwood's Philosophical Classics, 1882); Life of Arthur Schopenhauer (1890); Hegel's Philosophy of Mind (translated from the Encyklopadie, with five introductory essays); Lectures and Essays on Natural Theology and Ethics, being a selection from his papers edited with a biographical introduction by Edward Caird. He wrote several important articles for the gth edition of the Ency. Brit., which, with some revision, have been repeated in the present work.

108. Images Of William Wallace And Robert The Bruce The Historical william wallace. A selection of images of wallace throughout thecenturies since his death. The Historical Robert the Bruce http://www.magicdragon.com/Wallace/

Images of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce The Historical William Wallace A selection of images of Wallace throughout the centuries since his death. The Historical Robert the Bruce There is one portrait from life, plus others imagined by artists throughout the centuries. 'Braveheart' The oscar-winning movie. Information, pictures and more history. Scenes, Battles, Relics Some of the places where Wallace and Bruce lived and fought for Scotland's freedom. Ancient Kings of Scotland Kenneth the left-handed, Colin the White, and many others. The Ultimate King Arthur Web Guide Links plus the intriguing theory that King Arthur and Camelot were Scottish. "Made in Scotland" Contributions to the world from Scots MEL GIBSON BOOKS LINKS SCOTTISH CASTLES ... SCOTTISH LEGENDS Wallace and Bruce - together May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge.

109. Images Of William Wallace New! This original artwork shows william wallace going into battle Mel Gibson,Hollywood, Australia, Images, william wallace, Robert Bruce, Scotland http://www.magicdragon.com/Wallace/Wallace6.html

Images of William Wallace "The ballot is stronger than the bullet" - Abraham Lincoln Click on these buttons to see the full-sized images. New! This original artwork shows William Wallace going into battle Books about Wallace Send e-mail to Magic Dragon Multimedia. May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge.

110. Sir William Wallace Many people feel very passionately about the legend of william wallace and havedone so for hundreds of years. It is worthwhile, however, to not confuse the http://www.clanmcalister.org/wallace.html

Few pages on this web site have provoked as much email traffic as this one and it is, perhaps, not a surprise. Many people feel very passionately about the legend of William Wallace and have done so for hundreds of years. It is worthwhile, however, to not confuse the legend with facts. Legends are, by definition, not necessarily fact. Although these data have been compiled from many sources usually deemed reliable, no sources or references are provided because no guarantee of scholarly accuracy is offered. For all I know, the entire article may be inaccurate. If your researches reveal differing results, it is perhaps not surprising. While I will be happy to receive your updated data, and will even consider posting it, I will neither defend nor argue about the content of this article, nor will I cite information sources. That being said, I hope you enjoy this page. Webmaster During this time Wallace was in the habit of visiting the garrisoned towns in disguise to see for himself the strength and condition of the enemy. During these visits he had various personal encounters with English soldiers, frequently having to escape difficult situations where he was heavily outnumbered. His heroic exploits became legendary and following the heavy Scottish defeat at the Battle of Dunbar in 1296, he became the focus of hope for many Scots and to the sacred cause of national liberty. Among those who were drawn to the fame of The Wallace were Sir Andrew Moray of Bothwell, Sir William Douglas, Sir Robert

111. Willie Lincoln william wallace Lincoln ( Willie ) was born on December 21, 1850. Willie wasnamed after Dr. william wallace who had married Frances, one of Mary Todd s http://home.att.net/~rjnorton/Lincoln68.html

An early ambrotype of Willie (Chicago Historical Society Photograph) William Wallace Lincoln ("Willie") was born on December 21, 1850. He was the third son of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln. Willie was named after Dr. William Wallace who had married Frances, one of Mary Todd's sisters. Willie was more like his dad than older brother Robert; he had the same magnetic personality of Abraham Lincoln. A 16 year old girl, Julia Taft, described Willie as "the most lovable boy I ever knew, bright, sensible, sweet-tempered and gentle-mannered." In Springfield Willie attended a private school operated by Miss Corcoran. Like his folks, Willie loved learning. Willie developed lots of interests including writing poetry and drawing up railroad timetables. He had excellent natural ability in math. Additionally, Mary Todd said Willie was "a most peculiarly religious child." He was more studious than his younger brother, Tad. In June of 1859 Willie went to Chicago with his father who had legal business in that city. Father and son stayed in the Tremont House. Willie wrote a letter to his friend, Henry Remann, about his wonderful experience. (The photographs of Willie are from the Chicago Historical Society).

112. Applegate Directory Ltd wallace, william Managing Director wallace Packaging and Stationery Advertisingwallace, Marketing Seawind Marine Ltd http://www.applegate.co.uk/indexes/people/all-w.htm

Applegate Directory Ltd Last update: Tuesday, September 6, 2005 All Industry Electronics Catalog-on-line Business Services ... Stock-on-Line Promoting the best of Industry, Technology and Manufacturing in the UK and Ireland General Information Home Page About Applegate Add/Edit Information Add to Desktop ... Work for Us News Applegate News Industry News Trade Shows Indexes Company Products Who Sells Who Town/City ... Top Products Sections All Industry Business Services Construction Electronics ... Z Search Top People Index - W Promote your company here Top People A B ... Z Waalleans, William: Managing Director: Sign Design Services Waburton, B: Managing Director: B and H Mouldings Ltd Wacktt, Mike: Managing Director: Regency Carpet Manufacturing Ltd Wada, Y: Managing Director: N and A International Ltd Wadd, J: Managing Director: Mobility Support Services Waddell, AJ: Managing Director: Phoenix Electronics Ltd Waddell, David: Sales and Marketing Director: Harvey John Ltd Waddell, Graham: Managing Director: Cooper Cameron Valves Waddell, J: Managing Director: Panic Systems Ltd Waddicor, Carl: Managing Director:

113. Naxos.com, Your World Of Classical Music ccm wallace, william wallacewallace, william I 18601940 Scotland, Greenock - Malmesbury. Title, Parts.Villon. Symphonic poem no6. Orch. 1909 BBC SO / Martyn Brabbins. http://www.naxos.com/mainsite/default.asp?pn=Composers&char=W&ComposerID=1106

114. Ccm :: Wallace, Vincent Wallace, William Vincent Wallace wallace, william Vincent 18121865 Ireland, Waterford / USA - France Pyrenees,chateau de Haget n.Vieuzos violinist. Title, Parts. Maritana. Opera. http://composers-classical-music.com/w/WallaceWilliamVincent.htm

Wallace, William Vincent 1812-1865 Ireland, Waterford / USA - France Pyrenees, chateau de Haget n.Vieuzos violinist Title Parts [] Maritana. Opera. London 1845 1 - Overture London SO / Richard Bonynge

115. Crawfordclan wallace Eugene KELLY was born in Kennedy, TX. Parents william wallace Wiles KELLY and Flora Belle THRASHER. Spouse Mabel Reynolds (ROBINSON). http://www.crawfordclan.org/b70.htm

Home Surname List Name Index Email Us Laura Ann KELLY was born on 19 Apr 1877. She died on 21 Dec 1878. Parents: John Thomas KELLY and Margaret L. SEBASTIAN Lavena KELLY. Parents: John Thomas KELLY and Bula Magnolia TANNER Lucy Ann KELLY was born on 20 Mar 1853 in Crawford Co. Missouri. She died on 23 Feb 1925 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Parents: Elias KELLY and Elizabeth BENNETT Spouse: James Samuel PIDCOCK . James Samuel PIDCOCK and Lucy Ann KELLY were married on 11 Dec 1870 in Crawford Co. Missouri. Lucy Belle KELLY was born. Parents: John Thomas KELLY and Bula Magnolia TANNER Martha KELLY was born in 1863. Parents: Robert KELLY and Margaret WILKERSON Mary E. KELLY was born in 1851. Parents: John Thomas or Francis ? KELLY and Mariah KEY Spouse: John W. J. ENGLAND . John W. J. ENGLAND and Mary E. KELLY were married on 9 Sep 1869 in Crawford Co. Missouri. Mary Elizabeth KELLY was born on 24 Jan 1863 in Crawford Co. Missouri. She appeared in the census in 1880 in Tarrant Co. Tx.. She died on 8 Nov 1934 in Snyder, OK. Parents: Elias KELLY and Elizabeth BENNETT Spouse: John Louis GARRISON . John Louis GARRISON and Mary Elizabeth KELLY were married on 26 Oct 1879 in Denton County, Texas.

116. Publications By William A. Wallace In The Interaction-Design.org Bibliography - InteractionDesign.org is the beginnings of a free, open-content, peer-reviewedEncyclopedia covering terms from the disciplines of Interaction Design, http://www.interaction-design.org/references/authors/william_a_wallace.html

About Contact Site map References ... Authors William A Wallace Printer-friendly Email page William A. Wallace About the author: No description available of William A. Wallace... Provide a description Publications by William A. Wallace Choose Citation Style Standard format APA format MLA format BibTex format EndNote/Refer format what's this? Gur-Ali , Ozden, Wallace , William A. ( Classifying Delinquent Customers for Credit Collections: An Application of Probabilistic Inductive Learning . In International Journal of Human-Computer Studies ) p. DeHaemer , Michael J., Wallace , William A. ( The Effects on Decision Task Performance of Computer Synthetic Voice Output . In International Journal of Man-Machine Studies ) p. + add publication You cannot add additional publications to this author page before an author description and a photo have been submitted and approved. To do so, please click the 'Provide a description' link above. User Contributed Notes Do you have any comments/additions that you would like visitors to this page to see? Please submit your comments for the benefit of other visitors Mads Soegaard Posted June 5th 2004 at 11:50 (Central European Time) Be the first to add a note to this page !

117. Imago Mundi - Alfred Wallace / William Wallace. http://www.cosmovisions.com/Wallace.htm

Les gens Wallace Darwin Malthus , et Lyell ligne de Wallace Darwin On the Tendency of Varieties to Depart Indefinitely from Original Type Mars (Paris, 1874, in-8); le Darwinisme.. . (Paris, 1891, in-12); les Miracles et le Moderne Spiritualisme The wonderful Century (Londres, 1898, in-8). Sur le web - Site (en anglais) de Charles Smith : The Alfred Russel Wallace Page Wallace Hegel The Logik of Hegel Epicureanism The Life of Schopenhauer Lectures and essays on Natural Theology and Ethics A B C D ... Z

118. William Wallace Monument - Stirling In Scotland The statue of william wallace beside the visitor centre caused some controversy Cross over at the Causewayhead roundabout to the william wallace pub. http://www.instirling.com/sight/wallace.htm

sightseeing Places to Visit around the Town of Stirling BACK BUY William Wallace Books The Wallace Monument Leave M9 at junction 10 by Stirling Abbey Craig, 1 mile North East of Stirling town centre, via Causewayhead Tel: 01786 472140 Building the Monument *New Exhibition* The Wallace Monument was completed in 1869 on the back of a wave of nationalism then sweeping Europe, with expatriate Scots and international figures contributing towards its construction. A new exhibition tells the fascinating story behind the building of the monument, including the fund-raising campaign, the design competition, and the building and opening of what has become a national landmark. 220 feet (67m) high, this Victorian Gothic tower was opened in 1869 to commemorate Scotland's greatest freedom fighter, Sir William Wallace (1267-1305). It was funded by public subscription, and donations poured in from expatriate Scots around the world. Support came from many European leaders, including the Italian patriot, Garibaldi. In 1296, Edward I of England invaded Scotland and the Scottish Wars of Independence began. William Wallace began a guerrilla campaign against the English and became known as the hammer and scourge of the English. On 11th september, 1297, the Scots defeated the English army at the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

119. WALLACE, William Andrew - Biographical Information wallace, william Andrew, a Senator from Pennsylvania; born in Huntingdon,Pa., November 28, 1827; moved with his parents to Clearfield, Pa., in 1836; http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=W000084

120. DIALOG Dissertation Abstracts wallace, william G 1996 State University of New York at Stony Brook (USA), 153 pp.greybar.jpg 2645 Bytes. The acclimation and adaptation to cadmium (Cd) http://aslo.org/phd/dialog/1996January-52.html

Acclimation and Adaptation to Pollutants:Effects on Metal Trophic Transfer Wallace, William G 1996 State University of New York at Stony Brook (USA), 153 pp. Acclimation to Cd resulted in an increase in the proportion of Cd bound to the cytosol of oligochaetes (possibly due to the production of metallothionein-like proteins) and in the proportion of Cd biologically available to shrimp; Cd bound to cytosol was completely absorbed by shrimp. Oligochaetes chronically exposed to Cd evolved Cd resistance and produced Cd-rich granules. Cd sequestered in granules was biologically unavailable due to the insolubility of these concretions. Shrimp fed Cd-contaminated prey items (LIMNODRILUS HOFFMEISTERI OR ARTEMIA SALINA) exhibited significant and obvious reductions in their ability to effectively capture live prey (A. SALINA). Just as with oligochaetes exposed to Cd via solution, the percentage of Cd bound in the cytosol of shrimp increased with increased Cd exposure; induction of Cd-binding proteins (metallothioneins) was directly responsible for this increase in cytosol bound Cd. Additionally, prey capture success was inversely related to (1) the percentage and amount of Cd bound in the cytosol of shrimp, (2) shrimp Cd body burdens, and (3) the amount of Cd bound to the high molecular weight protein fraction of shrimp cytosol (i.e., Cd not detoxified via metallothioneins). This study has integrated physiological induction of metal detoxification systems, development of metal resistance, and effects on metal trophic transfer and toxicity to predators. This scheme represents the development of a physiological approach to understanding the impacts of metals on aquatic environments, and, together with previous work, describes a model linking molecular aspects of metal resistance in prey to direct consequences to predators, and by extension to the ecosystem as a whole. This model extends beyond Cd, oligochaetes and grass shrimp to include other predator/prey relationships in which other toxic metals (i.e., Cu, Zn, Co, Ni, Cr, Ag and Hg) are sequestered and detoxified by similar mechanisms.

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