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Microsoft Visual Basic: Developer's Workshop by John Clark Craig, Jeff Webb, 1998-01-01
America 1750-1890: The Heart of a New Land (History Alive Through Music) by Diana Waring, John Standefer, et all 1999-04
Politics of the Cross, The: The Theology and Social Ethics of John Howard Yoder by Craig A. Carter, 2001-05-01
John Greenwood's Journey to Bunker Hill (History Speaks: Picture Books Plus Reader's Theater) by Marty Rhodes Figley, 2010-08
Introduction to Robotics: Mechanics and Control (3rd Edition) by John J. Craig, 2004-08-06
The Origin of the Distinction of Ranks: Or, an Inquiry Into the Circumstances Which Give Rise to Influence and Authority, in the Different Members of Society by John Millar, John Craig, 2010-03-07
John Croaker: Convict Embezzler by John Booker, Russell Craig, 2000-09-01
The works of John Metham: including the romance of Amoryus and Cleopes by John Metham, Hardin Craig, 2010-08-09
The Catholic Monitor; Being Meditations for Every Day of the Month, Selected From the Work of J. Craig [The Scripture Monitor]. by John Craig, 2010-07-24
Supplement to Craig's Universal Dictionary by John Craig, P Austin Nuttall, 2010-02-10
Computer-Based Testing: Building the Foundation for Future Assessments
The Search for Mabila: The Decisive Battle between Hernando de Soto and Chief Tascalusa
Behavioral Genetics in the Postgenomic Era
An Early Fall by John Craig McDonald, 2008-11-07

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John Craig
craig, john, an eminent mathematician, flourished at the end of the 17th and the beginning of the 18th centuries. The only circumstance known respecting his
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John Craig
craig, john, an eminent preacher of the Reformation, was born about the year 1512, john craig was a very different man from the royal chaplains of
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Extractions: John Craig John Craig was a very different man from the royal chaplains of subsequent times. He boldly opposed the proceedings of the court, when he thought them inconsistent with the interests of religion, and did not scruple on some occasions to utter the most poignant and severe truths respecting the king, even in his majestys own presence. In 1595, being quite worn out with the infirmities of age, he resigned his place in the royal household, and retired from public life. He died on the 4th of December, 1600, aged eighty-eight, his life having extended through the reigns of four sovereigns. Return to our Significant Scots Page
John Craig
craig, john, philanthropist, born in Goffstown, New Hampshire, in 1797; Start your search on john craig. Other educational search engines
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Extractions: Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, edited by James Grant Wilson, John Fiske and Stanley L. Klos. Six volumes, New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1887-1889 and 1999. StanKlos.com warns that these 19th Century biographies contain errors and bias. We rely on volunteers to edit the historic biographies on a continual basis. If you would like to edit this biography please submit a rewritten biography in text form . If acceptable, the new biography will be published above the 19th Century Appleton's Cyclopedia Biography citing the volunteer editor. Virtual American Biographies Over 30,000 personalities with thousands of 19th Century illustrations, signatures, and exceptional life stories. Virtualology.com welcomes editing and additions to the biographies. To become this site's editor or a contributor Click Here or e-mail Virtualology here A B C ... Z CRAIG, John, philanthropist, born in Goffstown, New Hampshire, in 1797; died in Rochester, New York, 19 July, 1872. He was educated in his native town and became a successful business man, amassing a large fortune by his habits of industry and integrity. Besides giving liberally during his lifetime, he bequeathed sums amounting to $105,000 to various Universalist educational institutions. TM Unauthorized Site: submission and StanKlos.com's review.
John Craig
craig, john, 1512?1600, Scottish minister of the Reformation. He joined the Dominican order, but through reading the Institutes of Calvin,
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Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia Craig, John Craig, John, , Scottish minister of the Reformation. He joined the Dominican order, but through reading the Institutes of Calvin, he adopted Protestantism. Imprisoned at Rome for heresy, he escaped (1559) and went to Vienna, where he preached before Archduke Maximilian. Returning to Scotland in 1560, he shortly became the colleague of John Knox in Edinburgh. Chaplain to James VI after 1579, he was the author of the King's Confession (1581), upon which was based the National Covenant of 1638. See Craig's Short Summe of the Whole Catechisme (1581, ed. by T. G. Law, 1883). The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, AD AD AD ADS Business Cards Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search ... Privacy
Peel's Prairie Provinces - Titles Created By Craig, John Roderick
Location Home Creators craig, john Roderick. Titles Created by craig, john Roderick. Ranching with lords and commoners
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CRAIG, John Revolutionary War Pension, Wayne County, Kentucky
Jane craig, widow of john craig who was a private in the Revolution. (Page 1) john craig was born February the 14th 1758. Jane craig was born August the
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Extractions: CRAIG, John: Revolutionary War Pension, Wayne County, Kentucky SUBJECT: John Craig, Wayne County, Kentucky SUBMITTER: Francis C. Gill EMAIL: fra@utah.uswest.net DATE: Nov 19, 1999 SURNAMES: Craig, Brown, Hatfield Pension Request of Jane Craig Widow of John Craig, Revolutionary Soldier Wayne County, Kentucky 1843 (Cover Page) Kentucky, 1815. Jane Craig, widow of John Craig who was a private in the Revolution. Inscribed on the roll at the rate of 80 dollars per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March 1843. (Page 1) John Craig was born February the 14th 1758. Jane Craig was born August the 2nd 1760. John Craig and Jane Craig, whose maiden name was Brown, was married September the 17th 1780. John Craig died June the 8th 1830. (Page 3) On this the 20th day of September 1838 personally appeared before me Benjamin Hancock a Justice of the Peace in and for said county, Jane Craig, aged seventy eight years the 2nd day of August last past. She being entirely reputable and often being duly sworn for that purpose on her oath makes the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of congress passed the 4th July 1836 that she is the widow of John Craig who was a soldier of the Revolutionary War as herein after stated. She states that she saw her deceased husband, the said John Craig, enlist in the United States Service in Bedford County in the State of Virginia to serve as a private soldier to serve three years that she saw Joel Devenport, and his brother, Moses Devenport, enlist at the same time. They all enlisted at the house of Thomas Brown on a wedding day. Said Brown's daughter, Edy Brown, being that day married to Ancel Goodman, they all received the bounty money from...a recruiting officer named James Turner to go on under Capt. Charles Lambert who lived in Bedford....(bottom of page not copied) (Page 4) ...season but owing to the great length of time she cannot say with...certainty but she believes it was in March and the Spring of seventeen hundred and seventy seven she cannot say with certainty what regiment or Col. her said husband was attached to when he joined headquarters. She states that she recollects often to have heard her deceased husband talk of his marches and services and particularly of his having the smallpox and being at the hospital at the White Plains and of being in a skirmish at or near the White Plains and of going to many points and places in the N. Jersey State and crossing the Susquehannah River on their marches and of marching through the states of Pennsylvania and Maryland and nearly all of the Northeastern states, and she thinks of being at Brandywine Battle. She well recollects to have often heard him tell of encountering great hardships in hauling and traveling with the afflicted with smallpox. She recollects to have heard him speak of being at a skirmish at some cross roads. She was well acquainted with him when a child and knew of his absence for the whole term of his enlistment that on his return home in the Spring of 1780, he came by her father's, to wit, James Brown, before he went, his father's, to wit, Joseph Craig. He had a discharge from his said service which she had often heard read, which was in some way lost or des (Page 5) troyed a great many years before his death but she knows not at what time. She states that in some short time after his return in the Spring of 1780, that he engaged in the militia service as she believes a volunteer and was appointed Captain of the Guard to guard the magazine at New London in Bedford County in Virginia about ten miles from the applicant's father's residence and served at New London six months as she believes at two continued three months engagements and was engaged in the said service at the time she was married to him, it being n the 17th day of September 1780. She was married to the said John Craig at the house of Parson John Holt, two miles from where her said husband was guarding as a Captain of the Guard which she has no documentary evidence of except the record that she has in her Bible as taken from the record of her brother's Bible who was at the wedding. She states that Chesley Calloway was at the marriage who had been a soldier with her said husband that her said husband continued on to be Captain of the Guard of the magazine at New London perhaps about three months after their said marriage. That sometime in the Spring as well as there was a hasty call for men and her said husband went a volunteer for a short tour of forty days against the enemy... And in a short time thereafter he went again as a militia soldier a foot soldier (page 6) and served out three months tour went to Petersburg and Williamsburg and may points and places in Virginia and was making in the whole after he quit serving as Captain of the Guard in New London at least four months service. She states that she can prove as she has no doubt of the fact of her said husband's enlistment and return from the Army and his service at New London and the facts of her said marriage that her husband served as herein stated with whom she was acquainted in the time of her husband's absence and service, to wit, a Captain George Dabney with whom she was acquainted in the time of her husbands service and who saw he said husband in service at New London in Virginia and by Richard Wade things conducing to the proof of the facts who are Revolutionary Pensioners and lives near her and she thinks by James Turner another Revolutionary Pensioner of the county and by the whole of her said husband's intimate acquaintances who was well acquainted with in Wayne County, Ky. for near thirty years before his death that he has and was reputed as having been a Revolutionary soldier and that the same never was doubted, and she thinks she can prove by James Pearcy, another Revolutionary Pensioner, things fully convincing of her said husbands's said service. (Page 7) She has no doubt but she can prove by her said acquaintance to wit, George Dabney, James Turner, and Richard Wade and from many circumstances and from her records that she must have been married to her deceased husband on the 17 September 1780. And she further states that her said husband lived with her as husband and wife until the day he died which was on the 8th day of June 1830, that he died of cancer of the mouth with which he was afflicted many years and that she has remained a widow ever since that time of his death as will more fully appear by reference to the proof here to annexed. Sworn and subscribed this 20th day of September 1838 before me, Benjamin Hancock, J.P. her Jane X Craig mark State of Kentucky, Wayne County, witness: James Coyle Residing in the vicinity of Jane Craig, widow of Captain John Craig, deceased, I certify that we were well acquainted with Captain John Craig in his lifetime and certify that he was reputed by his intimate acquaintances generally to have been a faithful soldier of the Revolutionary War and a man well esteemed in his neighborhood and of good standing in the Regular Baptist Church for nearly thirty years before his death....(rest of page and this document not copied) (Page 8) Know all men by these presents that we, John Hatfield and John Craig, are firmly bound unto his Excellency, Christopher Greenup, Esqu., Governor of Kentucky and his success in the sum of 5 pounds current money for the payment whereof will and truly to be made we bind ourselves, our heirs and jointly an severally firmly by these sealed and dated the 5th day of May 1808. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound John Hatfield and Polly Craig; If therefore there be no lawful cause to obstruct them, this obligation to be void else to remain in full force. Signed, Sealed, and Acknowledged before M. Taul, John Hatfield, and John Craig (Page 9) Personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace in and for said county (Wayne County, Kentucky) James Coyle whose statements are entitled to full credit, and on oath states he married to Rachel Craig, the daughter of Jane Craig, now an applicant for a pension, she being the widow of John Craig, that I was married to her on the 14th day of January twenty one years past, last January. That I am intimately acquainted with the family for thirty years past, that there was of said John Craig children older than the one I married to wit: Polly Hatfield, Anna Moore, Rebecca Savage, James Craig, Robert Craig and Nancy, two last being twins, then next two twins that I learn died when young children, their next John H. Craig, generally called Henderson Craig, who died as a soldier from Wayne County at New Orleans, shortly after the Battle of 8th January 1815, he was under Capt. Vicory (Adam Vickery), the next to him was Betsey Smith, my wife Rachel Coyle is the next child to Betsey Smith and there is one younger, to wit, Linn Craig, who I suppose is thirty five or thirty six years, not knowing his precise age. I always understood said John Craig to have been a Revolutionary soldier from about the first of my acquaintance with him (Page 10) and family and I have often heard said soldier and his wife talk of being married in time of the war and have no reason to doubt the fact. his Sworn before me this........................ James X Coyle 11th day of April 1840 ...........................mark before me B. Hancock, J.P. - USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free genealogical information on the Internet, data may be freely used for personal research and by non-commercial entities as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may not be reproduced in any format or presentation by other organizations or persons. 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DEEDS CRAIG Family Deeds 1799-1820, Lincoln County, Kentucky From
Land bounded by David craig, john craig, and James craig. At the same time they convey unto john craig one tract of 280 1/4 acres in the same tract.
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John J. Craig: Books On John J. Craig
Search results for john J. craig, books on john J. craig.
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Introduction To Robotics Craig: Books On Introduction To Robotics Craig
Author john J. craig Publisher Prentice Hall Edition Hardcover 3RD Format Textbook Author craig, john J. Publisher Addison Wesley Publishing Co
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Mellen Author: Craig , John
Charles S. Kraszewski King s College. Mellen Books by john craig. Lucia Ames Mead (18561936) and the American Peace Movement
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The Jacket - Adrian Brody, Keira Knightly, Daniel Craig, John Maybury - CIA
Film review of john Maybury s thriller The Jacket starring Adrian Brody, Keira Knightly, Daniel craig.
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Extractions: Cinematic Intelligence Agency Box office Cinemas Contact us DVD and VHS ... 14 surveillance images are loading at the bottom of the page Terror has a new name. The Jacket is a taut psychological thriller that asks the question: How far would you go for a second chance? William Starks (Adrian Brody) is a Gulf War veteran who returns home after a near death experience hoping to simply resume his life. Instead, he gets caught up in a series of bizarre events: he is accused of a murder he has no recollection of committing and is sent to a state-run hospital for the criminally insane. His assigned caretaker, Dr Becker, uses a barbaric technique to elicit confessions from his patients: they are stripped naked, stuffed into a torturous box-like suit called "The Jacket" and placed into a cadaver drawer for days. When a fellow inmate teaches Starks a mental technique to help him stay sane, he takes it to a whole new level. Using his pain to make him stronger, he learns how to travel through time, thus mentally escaping from the horrors of physical confinement. Free to travel through time, he searches for answers to the murder he is accused of committing and sets out to save himself from the past. Adrian Brody .... William "Billy" Starks
Craig Camera: World Source For Photographic Manuals
Link to craig s Daguerreian Registry (Research on American Photographers 18391860). e-mail address john@craigcamera.com john S. craig
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Craig
Biography of john craig (16631731) john craig s father was James craig who was a priest at Hoddam in Dumfries, Scotland. john was his parents second
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Extractions: Version for printing John Craig 's father was James Craig who was a priest at Hoddam in Dumfries, Scotland. John was his parents second son, having a brother William six years his senior. Craig was a pupil of David Gregory in Edinburgh. He entered the University of Edinburgh in 1684 and graduated with an M.A. in 1687. However, during his time as an undergraduate in Edinburgh, he travelled down to Cambridge in 1685 where he published a mathematical text of which we give some details below. In 1689 he moved to England and became a curate in London following the same vocation as his brother William. He continued his career was in the church and was vicar at a number of places in Wiltshire, first at Potterne, Wiltshire, from 1692. In the following year, on 27 July, he married Agnes Cleland. They had six children. As well as his life as Church of England clergyman, Craig also had a life as a mathematician. He tutored mathematics taking pupils at his home, became a friend of
CRAIG, John (Jun) | British History Online
The digital library of text and information about people, places and businesses from the medieval and early modern period, built by the Institute of
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CRAIG, John (Sen) | British History Online
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Craig, John (Directory Listing)
Writing br / Directing br / Editing with Avid and Final Cut Pro br /
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The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Craig
craig, john Bruce (b. 1945) of Pennsylvania. Born in 1945. craig, john S. of Nevada. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National
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University Of Tennessee-Graduate Medical Education
be addressed to the faculty and not decided by the resident or fellow. craig, john. craig, john PGY 3. Department of Surgery Resident Supervision
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Craig, John, 1892 - 1942, Jean, 1894 - 1997, Mary, 1917 - 1929
john C. craig died on July 9, 1942, at the age of 50. His funeral was conducted by Father Charles Phelan on July 13, 1942. Jean V. craig died on December 9,
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Extractions: Welcome to Jasper County, Iowa Historical and Genealogical Data Exchange John C. Craig Jean V. Craig Mary J. Craig John C. Craig died on July 9, 1942, at the age of 50. His funeral was conducted by Father Charles Phelan on July 13, 1942. Jean V. Craig died on December 9, 1997, at the age of 103. Her funeral was conducted by Father Martin Chevalier on December 19, 1997. Her father was James McDonald and her mother was Mary Mitchell. For comments, questions or corrections regarding data on this web contact iacojasper@usgennet.org Last updated: June 13, 2002.
TYLER COUNTY CEMETERIES
craig, Mary, _, March 15, 1870, w/o john In the 86th year of her life. craig, Mary A. _, December 7, 1859, d/o john A. 15y 11m 21d
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Extractions: NAME BIRTH DEATH INFORMATION Craig, Alvedore December 7, 1868 Craig, Amy C. February 18, 1863 Craig, Amy M. w/o John Craig, Francis J. January 6, 1871 Craig, James B. April 27, 1853 November 30, 1887 None Given Craig, John November 22, 1860 Craig, John None Given Craig, John April 18, 1848 Craig, Margaret A. April 30, 1858 May 30, 1888 None Given Craig, Maria T.M. February 13, 1846 September 26, 1895 w/o Seldom J. Craig, Mary March 15, 1870 w/o John In the 86th year of her life Craig, Mary A. December 7, 1859 Craig, Richard E. Craig, Salina A. Craig, Seldom J. January 31, 1842 July 27, 1923 None Given Craig, William O. November 24, 1873 September 18, 1879 Danser, Jesse A. December 19, 1877 Danser, John William Danser, Martha May 4, 1893 w/o J.A. 83y 3m 23d Elisabeth December 183? Consort of Christian Sellers d/o Asa ? Holmes, Alcinda M. Leonard, Amanda J. December 29, 1860 August 19, 1861 None Given McC_, Esther August 11, 1846 Consort of Thomas Craig 32y 5m 11d Wells, Harriet M. May 15, 1854

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