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  1. Assertion versus argument: A few letters to an anti-vivisectionist by Samuel Wilks, 1882
  2. A church establishment lawful, scriptural, and necessary: Six dialogues between the rector of Oakenvale and Mr. Grainger, one of his parishioners by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1832
  3. The essay on the signs of conversion and unconversion in Ministers of the Church: To which the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Union ... adjudged their premium for the year 1811 by Samuel Wilks, 1814
  4. A biographical history of Guys̓ Hospital by Samuel Wilks, 1892
  5. A case of aphasia;: With remarks on the faculty of language and the duality of the brain, by Samuel Wilks, 1875
  6. Christian essays by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1828
  7. A church establishment: Lawful, scriptural, & necessary : six dialogues between the rector of Okenvale and Mr. Grainger, one of his parishioners by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1843
  8. The Bible-Society question, in its principle and its details: Considered, in a series of letters addressed (by permission) to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1832
  9. Christian essays: to which is added an essay on the influence of a moral life on our judgment in matters of faith by Wilks Samuel Charles 1789-1872, 1829-01-01
  10. The essay on "The influence of a moral life on our judgment in matters of faith": To which the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Union ... of St. David's adjudged its premium for 1821 by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1823
  11. Case of Miss Fancourt: The documents and correspondence in the Christian observer, on the alleged miraculous cure of Miss Fancourt by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1831
  12. The divine claims or British gratitude: A sermon, preached at St. Thomas' Church, Pensford, on Sunday, the 26th of September, 1813, in consequence of the ... and of our various military successes by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1813
  13. Correlative claims and duties; or, An essay on "The necessity of a church establishment in a Christian country ... and the means of exciting and maintaining ... and influence of the established church by Samuel Charles Wilks, 1821
  14. The value and necessity of experiments for the acquirement of knowledge by Samuel Wilks, 1882

61. Penn State Eberly College Of Science Rao Receives US Army Wilks
The award was established in 1981 in memory of samuel wilks, whose fundamentalcontributions to statistics greatly influenced the use of statistics in Army
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62. Chesapeake Biological Laboratories, Inc. - About CBL
Ph.D., Paul wilks, and samuel Cross to develop practical applications for wilks and Cross each invested $15000 in the Company to build and equip a
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A Brief History Of Chesapeake Biological Laboratories, Inc.
Chesapeake Biological Laboratories, Inc. (CBL) was founded in 1980 by William P. Tew, Ph.D., Paul Wilks, and Samuel Cross to develop practical applications for Dr. Tew's research at The Johns Hopkins University of Medicine in degenerative joint disease. Messrs. Wilks and Cross each invested $15,000 in the Company to build and equip a 400 square foot laboratory in the basement of Dr. Tew's home. With several part time laboratory technicians from local colleges, CBL began to provide biochemical analysis of synovial fluid samples from racing horses to assist veterinarians in the diagnosis and management of inflammatory joint disorders. With synovial fluid samples arriving from all over the world, the Company rapidly gained an international reputation. In February 1997, CBL began construction of a 70,000 square foot, state of the art GMP production facility. The new facility at 1111 South Paca Street in the Camden Industrial Park in Baltimore was designed to incorporate European GMP requirements and meet the large batch size needs of customers in Phase III clinical trials and those with commercial products. The construction was completed in December of 1997; validation and training were completed in June of 1998. The initial FDA facility inspection was completed July 1998. In January 2001, CBL was purchased by

63. Lauderdale County
wilks, samuel to Mily Perryman (6). Williams, James to Sarah I. Williams.Williams, Wm. P. to Margaret Moon (11). York, Edward to Sarah Hanna (7, 8)
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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)

64. (Robert WIGHTMAN - Joseph WILLIAMS )
samuel WIGHTMAN (ABT 1633 20 Nov 1695) samuel WIGHTMAN (2 Nov 1660 - AFT Christiana Amy wilks (25 Aug 1898 - ABT 1993) John Thomas wilks ( - )
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Robert WIGHTMAN (1560 - AFT 1601)
Robert WIGHTMAN
(Mar 1777 - Dec 1854)
Samuel WIGHTMAN
(1601 - 29 Mar 1654)
Samuel WIGHTMAN
(ABT 1633 - 20 Nov 1695)
Samuel WIGHTMAN
(2 Nov 1660 - AFT 1696)
Samuel WIGHTMAN
(4 Oct 1792 - 27 Sep 1850)
Samuel WIGHTMAN
(AFT 1823 - )
Sarah WIGHTMAN
(May 1773 - 1786)
Sarah WIGHTMAN
(18 Dec 1790 - )
Sarah WIGHTMAN
(10 Mar 1791 - )
Sarah Leah WIGHTMAN
(Feb 1833 - AFT 1876) Sophia WIGHTMAN Suzannah (Susan) WIGHTMAN (Mar 1789 - 20 May 1881) Thomas Jacob WIGHTMAN (21 Sep 1839 - ) William WIGHTMAN (Oct 1783 - ) Christiana Amy WILKS (25 Aug 1898 - ABT 1993) John Thomas WILKS John Thomas WILKS (ABT 1870 - ) ! WILLETT (ABT 1838 - BEF 1871) George WILLIAMS Jane WILLIAMS (1769 - 14 Sep 1825) Joseph WILLIAMS (BEF 1743 - ) UP (Alice SHERYER - Ann YULL ) BACK (Hannah WIGHTMAN - Richard WIGHTMAN ) NEXT (Lucy WILLIAMS - John Edward WILLIS ) SURNAMES HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 02/23/2005 08:55:42 AM GMT Standard Time

65. Verify Pharmacist _W_
wilks, samuel E. 05054, 02/18/1967. Willette, Beatrice F. 07108, 06/21/1982.Williams, Amanda S. 09710, 07/14/2003. Williams, Andrew W. 06903, 07/24/1981
http://www.mbp.state.ms.us/verify pharmacist _w_.html
Wade, Pandra L. Wade, Roland D. Wadsworth, Deborah L. Wadsworth, Paul A. Wadsworth, Russell S. Wah, Jue A. Waits, Anthony C. Waits, Barry L. Waits, Claudette D. Waits, David L. Wakham, Cynthia W. Wakham, M. Dean Walden, Donald E. Waldrip, Harold K. Waldrip, Kellie Womble Waldrip, Kelly T. Waldrip, Terrie L. Waldron, Delita D. Waldron, Don L. Waldron, Don L., Jr. Waldrop, Deborah E. Waldrop, Robert W. Wales, Pearl E. Walker, A. Brenda Walker, Jerry S. Walker, Kesha LaShon Walker, Kimberly N. Walker, Larry A. Walker, Patrick W. Walker, William T. Wall, Leavell A. Wall, Robert M. Wallace, Ashley D Wallace, Carl Wallace, DeAwna J. Wallace, Joetta H. Wallace, Lew Wallace, Meg B. Wallace, Virginia C. Wallace, William E. Waller Jr, Samuel W. Waller, Jana C. Waller, Richard E. Waller, Ronald E. Walley Jr, Cecil R. Walley, Carman G. Walley, Maretta M. Walling, Leah M Walsh, Denise Walters, Bruce K. Walters, Dawna L. Walton, Deborah P. Walton, Mark H. Wamble, Larry C. Wamsley, Lisa M. Wansley, Joy L. Ward, David L. Ward, Ted J. Ware, Amy Gomillion Ware, Gregory P. Ware, John D.

66. Spy1
Robertson, Sir William Kendal. Brighton. 30. Tyndall, Prof. John, FRS. The ScientificUse of the Imagination. 30. wilks, Dr.samuel. Philsophical Pathology
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67. Some VA Land Records
7//1797; Francis wilks of Franklin Co. to samuel Ozbin of the same place; 30 lbs.for 157 acres in Franklin Co. on the waters of Black Water River,
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Amelia Co., VA Deeds
7/544. 9/4/1760 rec. 3/26/1761; John Osborn and Lucy Osborn his wife, and his mother Mary Osborn all of Amelia Co., Raleigh Parish, carpenter to Richard Jones of Amelia Co., Nottoway Parish, planter; 20 lbs. for a tract of land of 50 acres in Amelia Co. on the south side of West Creek; Signed John (his E mark) Osborn, Mary (her + mark) Osborn, Lucy (her + mark) Osborn.
Bedford Co., VA Deed Index
Grantor Deed Index O-Z 1754-1930 (SLFHL 0030550) Grantee Deed Index N-Z 1754-1930 ( 553) x 6/276 1779 deed Osburn, John from Thomas Weatherford + ux 270 A x 6/309 1779 deed Osburn, John to John Hall 271 A x 7/609 1786 deed Osburn, John from Elizabeth Morrol, extrx+@ 260 A x 7/344 1785 marr. Osborn, Sarah to Benjamin Wilks x 8/280 1790 B of S Osburn, John from Marmaduke Dallis pers property 9/441 17xx deed Osburn, John to Thomas Woodford 234 A
Bedford Co., VA Deeds
Charlotte Co., VA Deeds
9/54. 2/6/1801 rec. 7/6/1801; Amey Osborne widow of Thomas Osborne dec'd, Philip Osborne, Samuel Osborne, Edward Osborne, Jones Osborne, Francis Barnes, and Solomon Harmon Elam Co. heirs of the said dec'd to Reps Osborne Jr.; 255 lbs. 5 shillings for a tract of land in Charlotte Co. on the waters of Bluestone Creek being the land whereon Thomas Osborne dec'd lately resided containing 280 acres. 12/215. 9/6/1813 prvd. 9/6/1813; Joseph Davis of Charlotte Co. to Samuel Osburn of Halifax Co.; 99 lbs. for 99 acres in Charlotte Co.; Dower release by by Patsey, wife of Joseph Davis. 14/94. 10/6/1817 rec. 10/6/1817; John Osburn, Skerm Osburn, and Elizabeth Osburn of Charlotte Co. to Solomon Davis of the same county; $400 for 99 1/2 acres in Charlotte Co.

68. Applegate Directory Ltd
Walker, Samual Managing Director samuel Walker Holdings Ltd Walker, SarahManaging Director wilks, John Managing Director Glenwell Associates Ltd
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69. Psychometrika Obituary List
Torgerson, Warren S. (19241999) Vol. 64, No. 1, March 1999 Not included onCD wilks, samuel S. (1906-1964) Vol. 29, No. 2, June 1964. Last Updated
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70. Sam Chapman - Armadillo
Rev samuel Chapman has a number of publications and papers. Reverend Sam haspreviously PDF, Fabio Ciravegna, Sam Chapman, Alexiei Dingli, Yorick wilks
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... About Me Armadillo Project The Armadillo tool is designed to provide Machine readable content for the Semantic Web. This tool attempts to automate the annotation process using Information Extraction techniques. Normally a Information Extraction approach would require previous annotation for training. Even semi-automated techniques require considerable human input so the Armadillo tool attempts to automatically provide an annotation service. Redundant Information on the Internet is utilised by using the multiple citations as a way of validating data. Data with high chances of validity can be exploited to bootstrap the annotation process needed for Information Extraction, thus enabling production of machine-readable content for the Semantic Web. For example, the fact that a system knows the name of an entity can be used to identify a number of other entities using resources present on the Internet, instead of using rule-based or statistical applications, or hand-built gazetteers. By combining a multiplicity of information sources, internal and external to the system, texts can be annotated with a high degree of accuracy with minimal or no manual intervention. Armadillo utilizes multiple strategies (Named Entity Recognition, external databases, existing gazetteers, various information extraction engines [such as

71. Sam Chapman - Publications
Rev samuel Chapman has a number of publications and papers. Reverend Sam haspreviously Fabio Ciravegna, Sam Chapman, Alexiei Dingli, Yorick wilks
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... About Me Publications I have a number of upcoming publications more details regarding these will posted upon the publication date. Publications Barry Norton, Sam Chapman, Fabio Ciravegna: Orchestration of Semantic Web Services for Large-Scale Document Annotation, Proceedings of the 2nd European Semantic Web Conference , Heraklion, Greece, May 29-June 1, 2005 Barry Norton, Sam Chapman and Fabio Ciravegna " Developing a Service-Oriented Architecture to Harvest Information for the Semantic Web " First AKT Workshop on Semantic Web Services AKT-SWS04 ), KMi, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK, December 8, 2004 Barry Norton, Sam Chapman and Fabio Ciravegna

72. Marion County Mississippi Marriages
SA BRYANT, PA 1898 February,20 wilks, samuel EVANS, Sallie 1893 October,01wilks, Stephen H HAMMOND, Henrietta J 1884 December,24 wilks, TP BURT,
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73. Maple Grove Cemetery - Rockland County, New York
wilks, samuel, 5/22/1870, d.44 yrs, h/o Susan wilks, Susan, 11/13/1890, d.75 yrs,w/o samuel wilks, William, b.10/30/1851, d.1/7/1918 h/o Emma
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Hempstead, NY Contributed by Maude Ellen Conklin, Jan 05, 2000 [ doghaven@frontiernet.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.
Recorded by Maude Conklin and Gertrude Rose Anderson, W.H., b.1849, d.1927
Attarian, Edward G.,
Attarian, Mary Sutton,
b.1869, d.19?, m/o Edward G., w/o Megerdich
Attarian, Megerdich, b.1852, d.1926 h/o Mary Sutton, f/o Edward
Babcock, Elisa, b.5/8/1833, d.5/25/1923
Carlough, Elizabeth F., 6/19/1893, d.82 yrs, w/o John
Carlough, Henry, b.3/24/1872, d.9/11/1896, h/o Pheobe Carlough, John, 3/29/1845, d.37 yrs, h/o Elizabeth F. Carlough, Phoebe, b.5/26/1814, d.6/12/1897, w/o Henry Cockafair, Abram, b.1823, d.1897, Co.D 30 Ind. Inf. Coe, Elizabeth

74. Baptisms Parish Of Caerleon St Cadoc's Church 1760 To 1769 - Caerleon Net
4 Jan 1766 samuel samuel Mary wilks 12 Jan 1766 Edward William Martha Kynvin 30 Apr 1768 Richard samuel Mary wilks nailer
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75. Crohn's Disease In The UK
Even though Sir samuel wilks described the first case of Ulcerative Colitis, andhence the discovery has been linked to his name, the true article that was
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var nEditorialCatId = 102; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: document.write(' Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help Crohn's Disease in the UK CrohnsDiseaseintheUK@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Home Page ACTIVE MESSAGE BOARD ... Tools The History of IBD Crohn's Disease first became known as a medical entity when it was described by Crohn, Ginsberg and Oppenheimer in 1932.However, reports of manifestations of Crohn's Disease have been reported as early as 850AD when King Alfred, "England's Darling", suffered from an illness which caused pain on eating, discomfort, and much embarrassment. This affliction plagued the King from the age of 20, without remission. At the time the illness was thought to be due to witchcraft, or a punishment for the King's infidelities. In retrospect, however, the illness was probably Crohn's Disease. Crohn and his partners were not the first to recognize the condition; In 1612 a Doctor performed an autopsy on a young boy, who had complained of abdominal pain, and noted ulcerations in the intestine, similar to those found in IBD. Similar reports by others during the 19th century identified the intestinal pathology of what we know today as IBD. An article was published in the British Medical Journal of 1913 by T. Kennedy Dalziel, who reported treating 13 patients who had suffered from intestinal obstruction. On autopsy he found that all 13 patients had inflamed gut, especially in the jejunal, ileal and colonic areas. On examining the inflamed bowel more closely, the transmural inflammation that is characteristic of the disease was clearly seen.

76. Index For Tennessee's Second Surveyors' District, Surveys 621-1035
1019, WHITESIDE, Jenkins. 1034, WHITWORTH, Jacob. 800, WILBOURN, William. 890,WILDER, Absolom, heirs of. 1031, wilks, samuel. 970, WILLIAMS, David
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No: Applicant: ADAMS, David ALEXANDER, William ANDERSON, William P. ANDERSON, William P. ANDERSON, William P. ANDERSON, William P. ANDERSON, William P. ANDERSON, William P. ARCHER, Martha ARMSTRONG, John ARMSTRONG, John ARMSTRONG, John ARMSTRONG, John ARMSTRONG, Martin ASHBROOKE, Aron BABB, William BABB, William BAKER, John BARNETT, William BARR, Silas BASS, Uriah BAUKHAM, Kader BEAN, Jesse BEAN, Jesse BELL, John BERRY, Francis BEVERS, Spencer BIGHAM, Nathaniel BIRK. Rowland H. BLAIR, Hays BLAIR, Thomas BLOODWORTH, Hardy

77. Hamlett Cemetery, Chester County, Tennessee
Their son samuel wilks Farrow was born Nov. 18, 1829 and died Mar. 7, 1873.He married Gillie Adaline Trice who was born Apr. 14, 1842 and Died Apr. 21,
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HAMLETT CEMETERY (Crook, Trice) This is a very well maintained cemetery on Smith Road, just west of Highway 22A in the Jack's Creek community of Chester County. Someone has spent time and money on the cemetery's upkeep. The cemetery contains both black and white burials. Black burials are along the eastern side of the cemetery. This record was made October 30, 1999. The cemetery was recorded by Lewis Jones and was published in his Cemeteries in Chester County (1982, pp. 30, 111). This earlier record is referred to as Jones in notes below. Black Section, Hamlett Cemetery, October 1999 Black Section McDonald, Druce Hamlett, d. Sept. 1906, "A Faithful Friend" Trice, Catherine, July 20, 1836-Jan. 30, 1893 "Wife of Jack Trice" Trice, Jackson, Mar. 25, 1831-Aug. 9, 1895 Trice, Nelly, Oct. 4, 1333-Apr. 24, 1910, "Wife Ned Trice" Trice, William, 1864-1920
Trice, Alice, 1862- [replacement] Wotson, Elizeabeth, June 13, 1864-Nov. 6, 1921, "Wife Allen Wotson" White Section, Hamlett Cemetery, October 1999 Section Crook, John James, Sept. 12, 1842-July 11, 1844 [unreadable in 1999; information from Jones]

78. My Family
Jacob HALLER and Mary Ann wilks were married. samuel Thomas WILLIAMS died on8 Jun 1956 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California.
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WILHIGHT. Spouse: Emily Jane FIELDS Barnett WILHOIT was baptized in 1777. Parents: Nicholas WILHOIT and Mary Margaret FISHER Eva WILHOIT was born in 1747 in Virginia. She died in 1823 in Kentucky. Spouse: Barnett FISHER . Children were: Caleb FISHER Sarah FISHER Joseph FISHER John FISHER ... Ezekial FISHER Nicholas WILHOIT died before 29 Oct 1800. Spouse: Mary Margaret FISHER . Nicholas WILHOIT and Mary Margaret FISHER were married in 1761. Children were: Barnett WILHOIT Mable Orena WILKEISON. Spouse: Chester Arthur BOWLING Jr. . Children were: Marjorie BOWLING Gary G. BOWLING Chester Arthur BOWLING III Michele BOWLING ... Marci BOWLING Eliza A. WILKERSON. Spouse: George W. BOWLING . George W. BOWLING and Eliza A. WILKERSON were married in May 1874 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. Children were: Ernest Orr BOWLING George Howard BOWLING William Clyde BOWLING Joe Raymond WILKINS. Spouse: Patricia Susan SLAYTON George WILKINSON. Spouse: Sarah LYDDALL . George WILKINSON and Sarah LYDDALL were married. Children were: Joyce WILKINSON John WILKINSON.

79. Adams County Family History Assistance
Charter members were Robert Childers, Henry Davis, Nancy Davis, samuel Wright, John Byler, Nancy Walker, Thomas Asher, samuel wilks, and Sarah wilks.
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CHURCHES: MILL CREEK (BURTON) Mill Creek Church was constituted in June 1832, by Elder William Roberts, moderator, and Vivan Daniels, clerk. Charter members were Robert Childers, Henry Davis, Nancy Davis, Samuel Wright, Mary Conyers, Elizabeth Childers, and Joanna Thomas. Mill Creek Church first united with the Spoon River Association in the fall of 1832. Then, in 1835, she was one of the original churches forming the Salem Association. In 1842 the church went into the constitution of the Mt. Gilead Association, where she represented as late as the year 1878. A deed has been located for the church property, which proves that the church was located at the site of the Burton Cemetery, about one mile east of Burton. SURNAMES: Asher, Burk, Burrows, Byler, Childers, Collins, Conrad, Conyers, Davis, Franks, Guymon, Hickerson, Mackey, Parsons, Pulman, Rice, Richards, Roberts, Stroder, Thomas, Walker, Wilks, Wright (very incomplete list due to loss of records). NEW BETHEL (PAYSON) New Bethel Church was organized in 1832 or 1833. It probably became a member of the Spoon River Association in 1833. The 1834 minutes of the Spoon River Association show Benjamin Collins, Joseph Thomas, and John Abbott as messengers, who reported 22 members. New Bethel Church went into the organization of the Salem Association in October 1835, at which time Benjamin Collin[g]s was the messenger, who reported 27 members in fellowship. In 1842, the church helped constitute the Mt. Gilead Association. One reference to the church in the minutes states that it was located about three and one-half miles southeast of Payson; another says it met near the Whitcomb's School. Elder Brice Alsbury, Miles H. Abbott, James Abbott, and S. Allphin were all members of this church during its existence.

80. History And Genealogy Of The Wealthy Families Of America
(Widener) Wetherill Albert Henry Wiggin - Elisha Packer Wilbur - ElizaLangdon (wilks) Stevens - Matthew Astor wilks - samuel Willets - Thomas Willett
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