21. INDEX Gorman philip. Graveline Loma *. Groehl Minnie C. H Return. Hughes Bridget 1837.I Return. J Return. Jackson Ann. Jones Dan. Jordan Bridget 1806. jourdain Anna Lea1895. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bolger/page1.html

Index INDEX OF ALL THE NAMES APPEARING IN THESE PAGES Due to the many names listed, I have had to create two Index pages. One for the Bolgers listed on the site and one for their children or spouses. People are listed by their surname and year of birth, if known. Please note that anyone still living will not have their date of birth listed. Those still living are indicated by an asterik(*) instead. Click on the letter of the name you are looking for and you will be taken to the part of the index in which the name appears. Then click on the name and you will be taken to the page in which it appears. A B C D ... Z Bolger Index Bolger A-C Bolger D-F ... W-Z Some Links For Information FIANNA Rootsweb GENUKI Irish Names Research ... The Genealogy Register This Site Is Maintained By Joseph Bolger

22. Ancestors - Name Index - Generated By Personal Ancestral File 1658 Elie c.1598 Jacob b.1621 Jacob c.1570 Joseph Archie b.1799 jourdain b.1470 Margaretb.1452 Margaret (R) b.1452 Margaret (R) b.1452 philip philip Reginald d http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~leroy/index3.htm

Ancestors of Paul Le Roy Name Index Alice b.1540 Amy b.1600 Ann b.1769 Ann Living Anne Catherine ... Elizabeth m.1794 Elizabeth m.1752 Elizabeth Elizabeth Elizabeth Elizabeth ... Elizabeth b.1594 Hannah d.1779 Honour Jane Judith Lucia ... Mary d.1789 Mary d.1785 Mary Mary Mary m.1693 Mary Mary Mathie m.1569 Nicholaa Petronella Sarah Sarah b.1741 Sarah b.1775 Living ALEXANDRE Living Marie ALLEN Anne m.1637 ANQUETIL Thomasse c.1630 AUSTIN Catherine m.1736 BAILLEUL Collette b.1570 Jean b.1540 BARLOW Abraham b.1750 Abraham c.1714 Ellen b.1782 George m.1642 George c.1651 Samuel c.1683 BARNES Mary m.1709 BEDFORD Sarah m.1758 BOND Anna Maria Maria Jane c.1839 BONE Catherine b.1822 James c.1777 John m.1776 BOOTLE Bridget c.1715 Silvester BRAY Mary m.1713 BRETT Ann b.1600 Ann (R) b.1600 Edmund b.1557 BRIGHAM Mary m.1691 BROAD Honour c.1747 John Thomas b.1669 William c.1705 BUCKMASTER Elizabeth c.1671 John c.1607 John m.1605 Joseph c.1704 Joseph c.1679 Joseph c.1646

23. 5 Appraisals By Shearman And Jourdain The second commentator was philip jourdain (18791919), a former student of Russellat Cambridge who devoted much of his career to set theory (not very http://www.hf.uio.no/filosofi/njpl/vol3no1/otherlog/node5.html

Next: 6 MacColl's Historical Place Up: Are other logics possible? Previous: 4 MacColl on Infinitudes 5 Appraisals by Shearman and Jourdain Although Russell was the most important and penetrating of commentators on MacColl, he was not the only one; here we note two other compatriots. The first was A. T. Shearman (1866-1937), also a graduate of the University of London (in 1888, when studying at University College Aberystwyth in Wales), and later lecturer in philosophy at University College London. He addressed MacColl's work in a lecture on current symbolic logics to the Aristotelian Society in London ( Shearman, 1905 ), and especially in a book of his own published in 1906. This was a pleasant though not profound historico-philosophical survey of these logics, to which I largely confine this summary. Shearman's knowledge of MacColl's work was based on the recent papers. The main discussion came in a section of 23 pages; in contrast to his praise of MacColl's ``very ingenious system'' in his 1905 paper, here he focused upon aspects ``wherein I think he falls into error'' ( Shearman, 1906a

24. Bibliography 103132. 1977. Dear Russell, Dear jourdain. A commentary on Russell's logic,based on his correspondence with philip jourdain. Duckworth, London. http://www.hf.uio.no/filosofi/njpl/vol3no1/otherlog/node11.html

Next: Up: Are other logics possible? Previous: Appendix B Bibliography Andrews, G. (ed.). 1979. The Bertrand Russell Memorial Volume Allen and Unwin, London. Anonymous. 1906. Some recent works on logic. Nature , vol. 75, pp. 1-2. Bos, H. J. M. 1974. Differentials, higher-order differentials and the derivative in the Leibnizian calculus. Archive for History of Exact Sciences , vol. 14, pp. 1-90. Dauben, J. W. 1979. Georg Cantor Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass. Reprinted 1990 by Princeton University Press, Princeton. Dejno ka, J. 1990. The ontological foundation of Russell's theory of modality. Erkenntnis , vol. 32, pp. 383-418. Grattan-Guinness, I. 1975. Annals of Science , vol. 32, pp. 103-132. Dear Russell, Dear Jourdain. A commentary on Russell's logic, based on his correspondence with Philip Jourdain Duckworth, London. Grattan-Guinness, I. (ed.). 1991. Selected Essays on the History of Set Theory and Logics (1906-1918) CLUEB, Bologna. Hibben, J. G. 1907. Review of MacColl 1906 Philosophical Review , vol. 16, pp. 190-194.

25. The Peirce Edition Project | Peirce's Correspondents Joseph Jesurun, Edward Jevons, W. Stanley Jodee, AH Johns Hopkins University Johnson,RU Johnson, Thomas M. Jones, MB jourdain, philip Edward Bertrand top Karr http://www.iupui.edu/~peirce/web/peirce/lettersx.htm

List of Known Peirce Correspondents This list includes names of persons Peirce sent letters to and/or received letters from, either probably or certainly, and names of people who wrote letters concerning Peirce, a few of which Peirce had copies of, that have been retrieved in different archives. The list also includes names of institutions. We strongly wish that readers interested in this list would look for a number of the names in their local archives in the hope of finding new Peirce-related letters. We expect that thousands of letters by Peirce still survive in unsearched archives both in the U.S. and abroad. Please join the effort in their recovery! A B C D ... top Abbot, Francis Ellingwood Adams Express Company Adams, Brooks Adams, Charles K. Adams, George B. Agassiz, Alexander Agassiz, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Louis Aikins, H. Austin Alden, John B. Allen, Col. Vanderbilt Alline, L. M. Allis, E. C. American Academy of Arts and Sciences American Association for the Advancement of Science American Historical Review, The American Mathematical Society American Metrological Society American Society for Psychical Research American Society for the Extension of University Teaching Anster, David Anthony, Andrew V. S. (Sun and Shade) Anthony, R. A. (McVikar, Gaillard Realty Co.) Appleton, D. and Company Appleton, William W. Arnold, Constable, and Co. Arnold, George F. Arnot, Raymond H. Astor Library Astor, John Jacob Atlantic Monthly Ausfeld, H. Austen, D. Austin, Ben W. (Trinity Historical Society, Dallas, Texas)

26. Who's Who Of Shakepeare's World Volker Multhopp's Who's Who of the major and minor players in the Shakespeare authorship drama, with Category Arts Literature British Shakespeare Authorship...... philip Herbert, Earl of Mongomery. He also wrote more directly about the playwrightShakespeare than any other. Sylvester jourdain. ( 1650) Traveler. http://users.erols.com/volker/Shakes/WhosWho.htm

Who's Who of Shakespeare's World Who's Who of Shakespeare's World . Version 1/20/1999. A short reference table to help the reader identify people involved in the production of the canon of William Shake-speare, major characters in the authorship debate, and other important persons in Shakespeare's world. Who MicroBio Edward Alleyn (1566 - 1626) Perhaps the foremost actor of the late Elizabethan age, principally of the Admiral's Men (competitors to the Chamberlain's Men, whom WS acted with). Robert Armin (c 1568 - 1615) Actor (inc Chamberlain's Men) and playwright. Roger Ascham (c 1515 - 1568) Scholar, leading educator, and tutor to the highest, including Elizabeth and Oxford. Jakob Ayrer (c 1543 - 1605) Prolific German playwright strongly influenced by touring English troupes. At least three of his plays show strong similarities to Shakespeare's. Francis Bacon [aka Baron Verulam, aka Viscount St Albans] (1561 - 1626). Scientist, philosopher, MP, courtier, essayist, civil servant. The first serious candidate to challenge Shakspere for the authorship. Convicted of bribery. Barnabe Barnes (1571 - 1609) Poet, playwright, sometimes identified as the rival in the

27. Buergi, Joost Rerum Nat. Tech., 1 (1965), 125129. jourdain, philip EB, John Napier and the Tercentenaryof the Invention of Logarithms, Open Court, 28 (1914), 513-520. http://es.rice.edu/ES/humsoc/Galileo/Catalog/Files/buergi.html

Catalog of the Scientific Community Buergi, Joost Note: the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue cannot answer email on genealogical questions. 1. Dates Born: Liechtenstein, (NDB: Toggenburg) Switzerland 28 Feb 1552 Died: Kassel, Germany 31 Jan 1632 Dateinfo: Dates Certain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: No Information No information on financial status. 3. Nationality Birth: Swiss Career: German Death: German 4. Education Schooling: No University He probably received no systematic education; did not know Latin. Whatever education he had, he probably finished while working at Kassel. 5. Religion Affiliation: evangelical Protestanti.e, Lutheran 6. Scientific Disciplines Primary: Int (Watchmaking), Mathematics, Astronomy As a mathematician, computation (esp. logarithms), geometry. 7. Means of Support Primary: Patronage From 25 July 1579 court watchmaker to Duke Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; worked in the Duke's observatory after Wilhelm's death in 1592, continued to serve in Hesse under Moritz, but was in frequent demand from Emperor Rudolf II. 1603-22, Bürgi went to Prague, became court watchmaker to Rudolf II and his successors Matthias and Ferdinand II.

28. Napier [Neper And Numerous Other Forms], John 33 51. philip EB jourdain, John Napier and the Tercentenary of theInvention of Logarithms, The Open Court, 28 (1914), 513-20. http://es.rice.edu/ES/humsoc/Galileo/Catalog/Files/napier.html

Catalog of the Scientific Community Napier [Neper and numerous other forms], John Note: the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue cannot answer email on genealogical questions. 1. Dates Born: Edinburgh, 1550 Died: Edinburgh, 4 April 1617 Dateinfo: Dates Certain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: Gentry, Government Official Sir Archibald Napier was the 7th Laird of Merchiston. Gridgeman calls the family "marginal aristocracy," Jourdain is insistent that the family was not aristocratic. Gentry seem the correct category. The family had made its way up over the space of two centuries by service to the King. Sir Archibald, after a number of other offices, eventually became Master of the Mint. It seems clear that the father was wealthy. Napier inherited from him an estate sufficient to live well on. 3. Nationality Birth: Scottish Career: Scottish Death: Scottish. 4. Education, SAn St. Salvator's College, St. Andrews, 1563. He was apparent-ly there only for a year and then went to the continent to study. Absolutely no evidence exists as to where he studied, but he returned home by 1571 as a scholar competent in Greek. Non-European known B.A. A degree was not relevant to him. 4. Education

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30. Science/Culture - Part II, Chapter 5 33. jourdain, philip, EB, The Nature of Mathematics, in The World of Mathematics,edited by JR.Newman, Simon and Schuster, 1956, vol.1. p,11. 34. http://custance.org/Library/Thesis/part_II/chapter5.html

Abstract Table of Contents Introduction Part I Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Part II Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Part III Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Part IV Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Part II: Philosophy: the Contribution of the Indo-Europeans Chapter 5 THE UNINVENTIVENESS OF INDO-EUROPEANS It is very difficult to extract oneself from a familiar cultural background sufficiently to view the achievements of other cultures objectively. It comes as something of a shock to discover how little we, of Western tradition, have contributed to the world's Technology. It seems so obviously otherwise. But a recognition of this fact is salutary in so far as it can influence our thinking about other cultures by making us far more respectful of them. Moreover, it may have a practical value. If we discover where our real strength lies, possibly we shall take more time to cultivate it. This could mean some changes of emphasis in technical education, at least at the University level. Perhaps it would be a good thing to give a few bold statements about our lack of inventiveness - though they may seem manifestly wide of the mark. We have already mentioned the debt of the Greeks to the Minoans, and the debt of the Romans to the Etruscans. These creditors, in turn, owed much to Egypt, Anatolia, and Mesopotamia. Sir Arthur Evans wrote:

31. Science/Culture - Part II, Chapter 6 71. jourdain, philip, The Nature of Mathematics, in The World of Mathematics,edited by JR.Newman, Simon and Schuster, 1956, vol.1, p.12. pg.11 of 17. http://custance.org/Library/Thesis/part_II/chapter6.html

Abstract Table of Contents Introduction Part I Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Part II Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Part III Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Part IV Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Part II: Philosophy:The Contribution of the Indo-Europeans Chapter 6 THE UN-INVENTIVENESS OF INDO-EUROPEANS It is well established that Science drew far more from Technology during the first few centuries of its development than it ever contributed, as the third volume of Singer's History of Technology makes clear. Stafford Hatfield remarks that Scientists have in fact invented remarkably little - except in ideas. Thus of the 21 presidents of the Royal Society, only 4 invented anything, and of 174 recipients of the Copley Medal, only 12 invented anything. Moreover, a consideration of these 'inventions' shows that they were sometimes more in the nature of extensions of existing ideas than truly original contributions. As Hatfield puts it, "superficially regarded, the scientist is discovering what is there, while the inventor is creating what has never existed before." He does not feel this is absolutely true, for it makes such 'inventions' accidental by-products of a search for something else. This is by no means the case in applied research, but pure Science must surely result in 'accidental' discoveries in this sense, rather than in inventions. It thus gives us one clear distinction between Science and Technology.

32. Box p.) Note Autograph letter signed from Mary Hench, wife of Dr. philip S. Hench 1929Creator jourdain, Francis, 18761958 1 item (1 p.) Note Autograph letter http://digital.library.miami.edu/cuban/chc0339/0339_s1b1.html

Cuban Heritage Digital Collection The University of Miami Libraries Coral Gables, Florida Series I: Correspondence, n.d., 1910-[1991?] (continued) Sub-series B: To Lydia Cabrera, n.d. 1929- n.d., 1929-1990 Select Correspondents: A-M Select Correspondents: N-V Box Folder Folder Title n.d. 27 items (2 online) Letter: s.l., to [Lydia Cabrera], s.l., [1936?] Creator: Milosz, O. V. de L. (Oscar Vladislas de Lubicz), 1877-1939 1 item (2 p.) Note: Typed letter from O. V. de L. Milosz (1877-1939), Lithuanian-born French writer and poet. Letter: Rochester, Minn., to [Lydia Cabrera and María Teresa de Rojas], [Coral Gables, Fla.] , [196-] Creator: Hench, Mary 1 item (1 p.) Note: Autograph letter signed from Mary Hench, wife of Dr. Philip S. Hench (1896-1965), Nobel laureate in medicine (1950). Box Folder Folder Title 3 items (3 online) Letter: Paris, to [Lydia Cabrera], s.l., 21 Feb. 1929 Creator: Jourdain, Francis, 1876-1958 1 item (1 p.) Note: Autograph letter signed by Francis Jourdain (1876-1958)

33. Genealogy Data Page 269 (Family Pages) jourdain, MARIE CATHERINE b. 3 JUN 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada d. 10 JUL Not ShownDetroit, Wayne, MI Gender Female Parents Father LAREAU, philip J. Mother http://www.ged4web.com/derik/f_10c.htm

Genealogy Data Page 269 (Family Pages) Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Derik Austen Papineau For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page JOURDAIN, JEAN LOUIS b. 20 NOV 1709 d. 3 APR 1748 Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 27 JUN 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada Spouse: PEPIN, MARIE CATHERINE b. 25 MAY 1723 d. 13 JUL 1744 Gender: Female Parents: Father: PEPIN-LAFORCE, PIERRE Mother: LEBER, MICHELLE Children: JOURDAIN, MARIE CATHERINE b. 3 JUN 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada d. 10 JUL 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada Gender: Female Back to Main Page SAILLANT, ANTOINE JEAN Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 12 JAN 1750 Montreal, QC, Canada Spouse: PEPIN, VERONIQUE b. 1727 d. 22 MAY 1756 Quebec, QC, Canada Gender: Female Parents: Father: PEPIN-LAFORCE, PIERRE Mother: LEBER, MICHELLE Children: SAILLANT, ANTOINE JACQUES b. 16 DEC 1750 d. 21 DEC 1759 St Michel, Napierville, QC, Canada Gender: Male SAILLANT, MARIE JOSEPHTE VERONIQUE b. 24 DEC 1751 d. 17 OCT 1755

34. Page De Données Généalogiques 269 (Pages Des Familles) Translate this page jourdain, MARIE CATHERINE n. 3 JUN 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada d. 10 JUL 1744 Non MontréDetroit, Wayne, MI Sexe Femme Parents Père LAREAU, philip J. Mère http://www.ged4web.com/derik/ff_10c.htm

Page de données généalogiques 269 (Pages des familles) Les individus marqués d'un point rouge , sont les ancêtres directs de Derik Austen Papineau Pour des raisons de vie privée, les dates de naissance et de mariage des personnes censées être encore en vie ne sont pas affichées.. Retour vers la page principale JOURDAIN, JEAN LOUIS n. 20 NOV 1709 d. 3 APR 1748 Sexe: Homme Famille: Mariage: 27 JUN 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada Conjoint: PEPIN, MARIE CATHERINE n. 25 MAY 1723 d. 13 JUL 1744 Sexe: Femme Parents: Père: PEPIN-LAFORCE, PIERRE Mère: LEBER, MICHELLE Enfants: JOURDAIN, MARIE CATHERINE n. 3 JUN 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada d. 10 JUL 1744 Montreal, QC, Canada Sexe: Femme Retour vers la page principale SAILLANT, ANTOINE JEAN Sexe: Homme Famille: Mariage: 12 JAN 1750 Montreal, QC, Canada Conjoint: PEPIN, VERONIQUE n. 1727 d. 22 MAY 1756 Quebec, QC, Canada Sexe: Femme Parents: Père: PEPIN-LAFORCE, PIERRE Mère: LEBER, MICHELLE Enfants: SAILLANT, ANTOINE JACQUES n. 16 DEC 1750 d. 21 DEC 1759 St Michel, Napierville, QC, Canada Sexe: Homme SAILLANT, MARIE JOSEPHTE VERONIQUE

35. Ancient History Bulletin 11, 1997: Petra, Philip C. Hammond philip C. Hammond (University of Utah / Arizona State University 1952 3412). On31 July 1161, Baldwin III chartered four fiefs for Oultre jourdain, under the http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/fb08/SAG/ahb/ahb11/ahb-11-2-3e.html

AHB home page Philip C. Hammond (University of Utah / Arizona State University) The Ancient History Bulletin A mid the screams of terror and pain, the pounding of falling masonry, the rumble of the underground s-curve of the earthquake, which reached from Paneas in the North 170 kilometers South to the Arabah, and which sounded twice on that night of May 19th, 363 ('Monday, at the third hour, and partly at the ninth hour of the night ... on 19 Iyar of the year 674 of the Kingdom of Alexander the Great': Brock 1976: 104, 106; 1977: 275, 278; 1977, 267-86; Hammond 1980; 1996: 6; Russell, 1980; 1985), the city of Petra, the glory of Nabatene, was destroyed and the people called 'Nabataeans' were lost to history. The situation in regard to other sites, spread from Medain Selah to Damascus and throughout southern Palestine, is unknown, but the central hub was gone and, with it, the people who had built the greatest commercial kingdom of the Middle East ceased to be. The name of the Nabataean capital varied between its Greek form, 'Petra', and its Semitic form, 'RQM', with the former being most commonly found in external records. The identification of the name 'RQM' with Petra rests upon a passage in Josephus ( AJ 4.7.1), where a certain 'Reqemos' is seen to be one of the Midianite kings attacking Moses (

36. Philip Larkin: The Poet-Critic By David Wheatley Molière's Monsieur jourdain was pleasantly surprised to learn that everything thatis may experience a sudden rush of insight into philip Larkin's thoughts on http://www.cprw.com/Wheatley/poetcritics.htm

As Reviewed By: David Wheatley N one of u s l ikes i t': O n the P oet- C ritic Dennis O'Driscoll, Majestic Dreams, Troubled Thoughts: Selected Prose, Gallery Press. Michael Hofmann, Behind the Lines: Pieces on Writing and Pictures , Faber and Faber, £20. Philip Larkin, Further Requirements: Interviews, Broadcasts, Statements and Book Reviews 1952 - 1985 , Faber and Faber, £25. D. J. Enright, , Carcanet, £12.95. Peter Porter, Saving from the Wreck: Essays on Poetry , Trent Books, £8.99. Donald Davie, Two Ways Out of Whitman: American Essays , Carcanet, £14.95. E-mail this site to a friend Shakespeare and the Goddess of Complete Being . Poet-critic: there is a temptation to read the hyphen as a subtraction sign, as if every brainwave of the latter robbed the world of the former's next villanelle or sestina. In her hopeful way Elizabeth Bishop 'always felt that I've written poetry more by not writing it than writing it'. Is there another profession where abstention confers such virtue? 'I've always felt I've done more acting by not getting any work than by being on stage'no, it doesn't translate. In his introduction to Behind the Lines No, the difference lies somewhere else. To some, the requiredness of 'required writing' is all-important: Derek Mahon made a point of rejecting

37. The Silver Age Marvel Comics Cover Index Credits Page Caudle, Phil Navock, Erik Elzenaar, Owen Auer, Jeff Judd, Jeanne Burch, Barry Pearl,Andy Lisk, Win Bent, Dan Cusimano, Bill jourdain, philip Johnson, Mark http://www.samcci.comics.org/sitecredits.htm

Site Credits This page last updated 18 Jan 2003 Over the past five and a half years, many people have donated their time and energy to help me build this site from the ground up. Here's where I get to say thanks! Firstly, thanks to Pierre Comtois and Gregorio Montejo, who have contributed the reviews and analysis that make this site so much more than a cover gallery. Thanks to Nick Caputo for all his hard work in verifying cover credits. (What, you dodn't know I had a cover credits page? Follow the Data link at left...) Thanks to Bill Pinches and Tom Lammers for their help in compiling the above information, to Cor van Ekelenburg for helping me audit it, and to numerous people for contributing cover scans from their own personal collections: Mike Costa , Terry Reed, Anthony Howard, Kevin Hall , Dave Ortman, Bjorn Eklof, Ferran Delgado, Lou Mougin, Hank Kuehl, Robert Caudle, Phil Navock, Erik Elzenaar, Owen Auer, Jeff Judd, Jeanne Burch, Barry Pearl, Andy Lisk, Win Bent, Dan Cusimano, Bill Jourdain, Philip Johnson, Mark Arrand, Sandy Lee, Howard W, Greg H, Henry B, Eric Z, Dan B, David R, Marcus C, the inimitable RHW230, the mysterious "G", and the indescribable CheeksMite! Special mentions also to Carlton J Donaghe for help with Millie and the Westerns

38. OPE-MAT - Historique Translate this page Stephen Kummer, Eduard Jordan, Camille Klein, Felix Kuratowski, Kazimierz JordanusNemorarius Klügel, Georg Kurosh, Aleksandr jourdain, philip Kneser, Adolf http://www.gci.ulaval.ca/PIIP/math-app/Historique/mat.htm

A Abel , Niels Akhiezer , Naum Anthemius of Tralles Abraham bar Hiyya al'Battani , Abu Allah Antiphon the Sophist Abraham, Max al'Biruni , Abu Arrayhan Apollonius of Perga Abu Kamil Shuja al'Haitam , Abu Ali Appell , Paul Abu'l-Wafa al'Buzjani al'Kashi , Ghiyath Arago , Francois Ackermann , Wilhelm al'Khwarizmi , Abu Arbogast , Louis Adams , John Couch Albert of Saxony Arbuthnot , John Adelard of Bath Albert , Abraham Archimedes of Syracuse Adler , August Alberti , Leone Battista Archytas of Tarentum Adrain , Robert Albertus Magnus, Saint Argand , Jean Aepinus , Franz Alcuin of York Aristaeus the Elder Agnesi , Maria Alekandrov , Pavel Aristarchus of Samos Ahmed ibn Yusuf Alexander , James Aristotle Ahmes Arnauld , Antoine Aida Yasuaki Amsler , Jacob Aronhold , Siegfried Aiken , Howard Anaxagoras of Clazomenae Artin , Emil Airy , George Anderson , Oskar Aryabhata the Elder Aitken , Alexander Angeli , Stefano degli Atwood , George Ajima , Chokuyen Anstice , Robert Richard Avicenna , Abu Ali B Babbage , Charles Betti , Enrico Bossut , Charles Bachet Beurling , Arne Bouguer , Pierre Bachmann , Paul Boulliau , Ismael Bacon , Roger Bhaskara Bouquet , Jean Backus , John Bianchi , Luigi Bour , Edmond Baer , Reinhold Bieberbach , Ludwig Bourgainville , Louis Baire Billy , Jacques de Boutroux , Pierre Baker , Henry Binet , Jacques Bowditch , Nathaniel Ball , W W Rouse Biot , Jean-Baptiste Bowen , Rufus Balmer , Johann Birkhoff , George Boyle , Robert Banach , Stefan Bjerknes, Carl

39. I114: Janet GLYNN ( - ) Mildred jourdain DEATHMount Pleasant,Isabella,MI. Family 1 philip Perry FROST Bertha Belle http://www.xpressweb.com/~jarjwr/htmlt/d0001/g0000002.htm

Janet GLYNN BIRTH : ,,MI Father: Clarence Joseph GLYNN Mother: Rose Mary MCFARLANE Janet GLYNN _Peter James MCFARLANE INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sun Dec 29 20:22:24 1996 Judith GLYNN BIRTH : ,,MI Father: Clarence Joseph GLYNN Mother: Rose Mary MCFARLANE Judith GLYNN _Peter James MCFARLANE INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sun Dec 29 20:22:24 1996 Nick JABOUR Family 1 Jean MCFARLANE MARRIAGE : Vernon Twsp.,Isabella,Michigan Nick JABOUR INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sun Dec 29 20:22:24 1996 Archibald JOURDAIN BIRTH : ,,MI DEATH : Vernon Twsp.,Isabella,MI BURIAL : Vernon Twsp.,Isabella,MI Family 1 Dorothy MCFARLANE MARRIAGE : ,,Michigan Archibald JOURDAIN INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sun Dec 29 20:22:24 1996 Mildred JOURDAIN BIRTH : ,,MI Family 1 John Gerald MCFARLANE MARRIAGE : ,,Michigan William MCFARLANE Mildred JOURDAIN INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sun Dec 29 20:22:24 1996 Margaret KNAPP DEATH : Mount Pleasant,Isabella,MI Family 1 Philip Perry FROST Bertha Belle FROST Margaret KNAPP INDEX Created by GED2HTML v2.4a- on Sun Dec 29 20:22:24 1996 KOHN BIRTH : ,,,Ireland

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