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Old Harbor (1909) by William John Hopkins, 2010-09-10

Hopkins and Underwood's New Arithmetics: 1St- Book, Volume 1 by John William Hopkins, Patrick Healy Underwood, 2010-04-05

The Works of Ezekiel Hopkins: Successively Bishop of Raphoe and Derry : Memoir of the Author, and Expositions of the Lord's Prayer and the Decalogue (Works of Ezekiel Hopkins, Volume 1 of 3) by Ezekiel Hopkins, Charles William Quick, 1997-09

Hopkins and Underwood'S Arithmetic: Book One-Two, Book 2 by John William Hopkins, 2010-01-09

The Andersonville Diary & Memoirs of Charles Hopkins, 1st New Jersey Infantry by Charles Hopkins, 1988-12

Hopkins' selected cases on the law of contracts by Earl P. Hopkins, William Lawrence Clark, 2010-08-29

Murder Is My Business by William Francis Hopkins, 1974-06

Introduction to Plant Physiology by William G. Hopkins, Norman P. A. Hüner, 2008-12-10

Harry L. Hopkins and Anglo-American-Soviet Relations 1941-1945 (Modern American History Series) by Dwight William Tuttle, 1983-09-01

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Tribute by William A. M. Peters, 1984-11

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Jesuit in Poet's Corner by William Van Etten Casey, 1990-04

The Work of William F. Nolan: An Annotated Bibliography & Guide (Bibliographies of Modern Authors) by Boden Clarke, James Hopkins, 1988-12

THE SANDMAN: His Farm Stories (Yesterday's Classics) by William J Hopkins, 2009-01-23

THE SANDMAN: More Farm Stories (Yesterday's Classics) by William J. Hopkins, 2009-05-27

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HOPKINS, WILLIAM
hopkins, william. (1873), The Scriptural Idea of Man (1883), and Teachingsand Counsels (1884). Dr hopkins took a lifelong interest
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Extractions: (1873), The Scriptural Idea of Man (1883), and Teachings and Counsels (1884). Dr Hopkins took a lifelong interest in Christian missions, and from 1857 until his death was president of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (the American Congregational Mission Board). He died at Williamstown, on the 17th of June 1887. His son, HENRY HOPKINS (18371908), was also from 1903 till his death president of Williams College. See Franklin Carters Mark Hopkins (Boston, 1892), in the American Religious Leaders series, and Leverett W. Springs Mark Hopkins, Teacher (New York, 1888), being No. 4, vol. 1., of the Monographs of the Industrial Educational Association. See Albert C. Sewalls Life of Professor Albert Hopkins (1879). The best edition of Hopkinss Works is that published in three volumes at Boston in 1852, containing an excellent biographical sketch by Professor Edwards A. Park. In 1854 was published separately Hopkinss Treatise on the Millennium, which originally appeared in his System of Doctrines and in which he deduced from prophecies in Daniel and Revelation that the millennium would come not far from the end of the twentieth century. See also Stephen Wests Sketches of the Life of the Late Reverend Samuel Hopkins (Hartford, Conn., 1805), Franklin B. Dexters Biographical Sketches of the Graduates of Yale College and Williston Walkers Ten New England Leaders (New York, I9of). (W. WR.) Cambridge on the I3th of October 1866. - -
William Hopkins Manor Bed And Breakfast - Saint Clair - Reviews Of
william hopkins Manor Bed and Breakfast, Saint Clair The web's best unbiased reviews, travel articles and guidebook listings about william hopkins Manor Bed and Breakfast.
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Hopkins, William D.
hopkins, william D. Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center Psychobiology 954 GatewoodRoad Atlanta, Georgia 30322 USA lrcbh@rmy.emory.edu Phone (404)7278235
http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/idp/wdp/entry/988
Handbook Of Texas Online: HOPKINS, WILLIAM HARLEN
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/HH/fhoan.html

Extractions: format this article to print HOPKINS, WILLIAM HARLEN (1856-1933). William Harlen (Bee) Hopkins, Panhandle qv pioneer and rancher, was born on March 24, 1856, on a farm near Bloomfield, Indiana. During his early years his family moved several times, first to Iowa, then to Shawnee County near Topeka, Kansas, and then in 1877 to North Dakota. Soon after that Bee Hopkins began his career as a rancher, when he went to Colorado to join his brother-in-law Will Young. In 1878 they helped trail the Pollard brothers' cattle to the Panhandle to begin the PO Ranch qv in Hemphill County. Hopkins turned over the PO cattle to Robert Moody qv after Moody bought out Milton Pollard's interest in 1881. In the meantime Hopkins had gone to work for the Horseshoe Ranch ( see LAUREL LEAF RANCH) of Frank Kerrick (or Karrick). When J. V. Andrews bought the Horseshoe from Kerrick in 1879, Hopkins was made foreman. His two younger brothers, Joseph (Hoos) and Andrew (Josh), joined him there. Hopkins was retained as foreman after the Texas Land and Cattle Company qv bought out the Horseshoe and started using the Laurel Leaf brand in 1882. Friction developed when Edgar Wilson, the syndicate's general manager, tried to get Hopkins to run off some neighboring farmers and small stockmen who had recently settled the area along the Gunter-Munson survey strip. The foreman refused to do so, and his threatened resignation was averted only by a raise in salary to twenty-five dollars a month.
Handbook Of Texas Online: HOPKINS, WILLIAM HARLEN
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Extractions: HOPKINS, WILLIAM HARLEN (1856-1933). William Harlen (Bee) Hopkins, Panhandle qv pioneer and rancher, was born on March 24, 1856, on a farm near Bloomfield, Indiana. During his early years his family moved several times, first to Iowa, then to Shawnee County near Topeka, Kansas, and then in 1877 to North Dakota. Soon after that Bee Hopkins began his career as a rancher, when he went to Colorado to join his brother-in-law Will Young. In 1878 they helped trail the Pollard brothers' cattle to the Panhandle to begin the PO Ranch qv in Hemphill County. Hopkins turned over the PO cattle to Robert Moody qv after Moody bought out Milton Pollard's interest in 1881. In the meantime Hopkins had gone to work for the Horseshoe Ranch ( see LAUREL LEAF RANCH) of Frank Kerrick (or Karrick). When J. V. Andrews bought the Horseshoe from Kerrick in 1879, Hopkins was made foreman. His two younger brothers, Joseph (Hoos) and Andrew (Josh), joined him there. Hopkins was retained as foreman after the Texas Land and Cattle Company qv bought out the Horseshoe and started using the Laurel Leaf brand in 1882. Friction developed when Edgar Wilson, the syndicate's general manager, tried to get Hopkins to run off some neighboring farmers and small stockmen who had recently settled the area along the Gunter-Munson survey strip. The foreman refused to do so, and his threatened resignation was averted only by a raise in salary to twenty-five dollars a month.
Hopkins, William
encyclopediaEncyclopedia hopkins, william. hopkins, william, 17931866,English geologist. hopkins studied mathematics at Cambridge
http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0824162.html

Extractions: Hopkins, William Hopkins, William, , English geologist. Hopkins studied mathematics at Cambridge, and then supported himself as a private mathematics tutor. Many of England's best mathematicians and mathematical physicists of the time were his students. In his early forties he became interested in geology. He proposed mathematical models of shifts of the earth's crust, of the nature of the earth's interior, of the transport of erratic boulders, and of the causes of climatic change. Modern geologists have discarded Hopkins's original conclusions, but his application of mathematics remains a valuable contribution to geological methods.
Hopkins, William
hopkins, william 17931866, English geologist. hopkins studied mathematics hopkins,william. 1793-1866, English geologist. hopkins studied mathematics
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Extractions: Hopkins, William 1793-1866, English geologist. Hopkins studied mathematics at Cambridge, and then supported himself as a private mathematics tutor. Many of England's best mathematicians and mathematical physicists of the time were his students. In his early forties he became interested in geology. He proposed mathematical models of shifts of the earth's crust, of the nature of the earth's interior, of the transport of erratic boulders, and of the causes of climatic change. Modern geologists have discarded Hopkins's original conclusions, but his application of mathematics remains a valuable contribution to geological methods.
Hopkins, William/
Family Group Record. Husband william hopkins. Born ABT. 1600, Place probablyEngland 1. Died Place Married Place Buried Place Father Robert hopkins.
http://www.bargeron.com/genealogy/gsb/f5015.html

Extractions: Family Group Record Husband: William Hopkins Born: ABT. 1600 Place: probably England Died: Place: Married: Place: Buried: Place: Father: Robert Hopkins Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Children Child 1 (M): Captain Robert Hopkins Born: ABT. 1635 Place: Virginia Died: 6 MAY 1677 Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Katherine Sandford HUSBAND FACTS: Use this information only as a guide for conducting your own research, not all of the information contained herein is adequatly proven and some family connections have been compiled from secondary sources without verification. Please advise us of any errors so that we may update our files. INDEX HOME EMAIL Web page created by Genealogy Site Builder on 1/16/00
Hopkins, William/Arnold, Joanna
Family Group Record. Husband william hopkins. Born Place Died Place Married13 OCT 1611, Place Ilchester, Somerset, England. Buried Place Father Mother
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Extractions: Family Group Record Husband: William Hopkins Born: Place: Died: Place: Married: 13 OCT 1611 Place: Ilchester, Somerset, England Buried: Place: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Joanna Arnold Born: 30 NOV 1577 Place: Northover, Somerset, England Died: 10 MAR 1621/22 Place: Yeovilton, Somerset, England Buried: Place: Father: Thomas Arnold Mother: Alice Gulley Other Spouses: Children Use this information only as a guide for conducting your own research, not all of the information contained herein is adequatly proven and some family connections have been compiled from secondary sources without verification. Please advise us of any errors so that we may update our files. INDEX HOME EMAIL Web page created by Genealogy Site Builder on 1/16/00
Your Councillor - HOPKINS, William Gwyn
hopkins, william Gwyn. Manylion/Details. hopkins, william Gwyn. (PC). 46 ParcCleviston, Llangennech, Llanelli. SA14 9UP. Ffôn/Tel (01554) 820249.
http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/council_eng/your_councillor/councillors/Willia

Extractions: Manylion/Details HOPKINS, William Gwyn (PC) 46 Parc Cleviston, Llangennech, Llanelli. SA14 9UP Ffôn/Tel: (01554) 820249 E-Mail/E-Bost: WGHopkins@carmarthenshire.gov.uk WGHopkins@sirgar.gov.uk ARDAL ETHOLIADOL/ELECTORAL DIVISION: Llangennech PWYLLGORAU/COMMITTEES Aelod o'r Bwrdd Gweithredol / Executive Board Member Pwyllgor Rhanbarthol / Area Committee
Durham Mining Museum - Hopkins, William
hopkins, william. hopkins, william General Secretary of Monmouthshire andSouth Wales Colliery Enginemen, Stokers' and Craftsmen's Association.
http://www.dmm.org.uk/whoswho/h008.htm

Extractions: Mail: Webmaster Who's Who Index Who's Who Warning: This is not intended to be an exhaustive history of this individual, but an indication of the changes of positions and the links between companies and directors in those companies. Only collieries, pits etc. in the North of England are shown - the individual may be involved with other companies outside this area and there may have been other positions for which we currently do not have details. Hopkins, William General Secretary of Monmouthshire and South Wales Colliery Enginemen, Stokers' and Craftsmen's Association.
Melville Hopkins, William E. Hopkins, Mary M. Hutchison Hopkins
Melville hopkins, william E. hopkins, Mary M. Hutchison hopkins. Leftto Right william E. hopkins. william E hopkins Mary M. (HUTCHINSON).
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HOPKINS, WILLIAM HARLEN (1856-1933)
hopkins, william HARLEN (18561933). H. Allen Anderson. Recommended citation hopkins, william HARLEN. The Handbook of Texas Online.
http://www.rra.dst.tx.us/c_t/people/whHOPKINS.cfm

Extractions: Home About RRA RRA Activities Information Repository ... Search HOPKINS, WILLIAM HARLEN (1856-1933). William Harlen (Bee) Hopkins, Panhandle pioneer and rancher , was born on March 24, 1856, on a farm near Bloomfield, Indiana. During his early years his family moved several times, first to Iowa, then to Shawnee County near Topeka, Kansas, and then in 1877 to North Dakota. Soon after that Bee Hopkins began his career as a rancher, when he went to Colorado to join his brother-in-law Will Young. In 1878 they helped trail the Pollard brothers' cattle to the Panhandle to begin the PO Ranch in Hemphill County . Hopkins turned over the PO cattle to Robert Moody after Moody bought out Milton Pollard's interest in 1881. In the meantime Hopkins had gone to work for the Horseshoe Ranch ( see LAUREL LEAF RANCH ) of Frank Kerrick (or Karrick). When J. V. Andrews bought the Horseshoe from Kerrick in 1879, Hopkins was made foreman. His two younger brothers, Joseph (Hoos) and Andrew (Josh), joined him there. Hopkins was retained as foreman after the Texas Land and Cattle Company bought out the Horseshoe and started using the Laurel Leaf brand in 1882. Friction developed when Edgar Wilson, the syndicate's general manager, tried to get Hopkins to run off some neighboring farmers and small stockmen who had recently settled the area along the
Hopkins, William
encyclopediaEncyclopedia hopkins, william. hopkins, william, 17931866,English geologist. hopkins studied mathematics at Cambridge
http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0824162.html

Extractions: Hopkins, William Hopkins, William, , English geologist. Hopkins studied mathematics at Cambridge, and then supported himself as a private mathematics tutor. Many of England's best mathematicians and mathematical physicists of the time were his students. In his early forties he became interested in geology. He proposed mathematical models of shifts of the earth's crust, of the nature of the earth's interior, of the transport of erratic boulders, and of the causes of climatic change. Modern geologists have discarded Hopkins's original conclusions, but his application of mathematics remains a valuable contribution to geological methods.
Scientists: Earth Sciences
Holmes, william Henry; hopkins, william; Hutton, James; Karpinsky,Alexander Petrovich; Logan, Sir william Edmond; Lyell, Sir Charles;
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1Up Info > Hopkins, William (Geology And Oceanography, Biographies) - Encycloped
You are here 1Up Info Encyclopedia Geology And Oceanography, Biographies hopkins, william, 1Up Info A Portal with a Difference. hopkins, william.
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(Oceanus HOPKINS - William HORRIGAN )
Index of Persons Oceanus hopkins william HORRIGAN 21811 individuals, 7376families from file C\FTW\Redfern.GED (27 Oct 2002). Index of Persons.
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William E. Hopkins And Associates, Inc.- Member NASD/SIPC - Investing With A Pur
william E. hopkins and Associates is a full service general securities brokerdealer located in Jackson, TN. william E. hopkins II President CEO.
http://www.wehopkins.com/contact.html
William's Will
william hopkins' Will. Written 15 May 1705 Proven 28 July 1705 ReferencePCC Wills, Public Record Office, Kew, PROB 11/482. william hopkins' will.
http://www.coinet.com/~arthopkins/wmh-will.htm

Extractions: Reference: PCC Wills, Public Record Office, Kew, PROB 11/482 Note: This is a transcription from a copy of the will obtained from the PRO. I have attempted to present it exactly as written, including the spacers at the end of the lines to make the column justified. The line breaks are as in the original. I have added a list of the names appearing in the will at the bottom of the page. William Hopkins' will Memorandum That I:
Vintners
This is the certificate for the apprenticship of william hopkins the younger tohis father, william hopkins the elder, in the Vintners Company of London.
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Extractions: This is the certificate for the apprenticship of William Hopkins the younger to his father, William Hopkins the elder, in the Vintners Company of London. It is the original document, and is signed by William (probably the elder). The date of the certificate is 3 Nov 1686, when William the younger would have been sixteen, a usual age for an apprenticship to begin. William the younger was given the freedom of the city in June 1695 ( City Freedom Admission Papers Index, 1681-1700 This is the certificate giving Benjamin Hopkins the freedom of the city and membership in the Vintners Company. It was dated 14 May 1705, and signed by Robert Pate, carpenter, who was a friend of William Hopkins and mentioned in his will. William died in July of that year. Benjamin was admitted to the Vintners by Patrimony, rather than apprenticship, because his father was a member. The date of his admission in the City Freedom Admission Papers Index, 1701-1713 is October 1705. In the Quaker records, William the younger is said to be a shopkeeper, while Benjamin and William the elder are said to be Vintners and gardeners. This may mean that William the younger didn't follow the vintner's trade after his admission; he lived in Buckinghamshire after his marriage, and may have preferred following another line of business. Regarding the occupation of gardener, I spoke with one of the reference librarians at the Guildhall Library, who said that the guilds were losing their former power during this time period, and sometimes admitted people to membership who didn't intend to follow that trade. I checked the records of the Gardeners Company, but didn't find either William or Benjamin Hopkins in them.

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