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Bad at the Bijou by William R. Horner, 2000-09

Ohio's Kingmaker: Mark Hanna, Man and Myth by William T. Horner, 2010-03-16

The Horner Papers: Selections from the Letters and Miscellaneous Writings of Francis Horner, M.P. 1795-1817

Horner's easy astronomy, by Donald William Horner, 1922

Snyder & Baldy: Wisconsin Circus Elephants by William Horner, 2001

Lessons in Practical Anatomy: For the Use of Dissectors by William Edmonds Horner, 2010-01-12

Special anatomy and histology by William Edmonds Horner, 1843

A Treatise on Pathological Anatomy by William Edmonds Horner, 2010-10-14

A Treatise On Special And General Anatomy V1 (1840) by William Edmonds Horner, 2010-09-10

A System Of Anatomy V2: For The Use Of Students Of Medicine (1846) by Caspar Wistar, 2008-06-02

Lessons in Practical Anatomy; For the Use of Dissectors by William Edmonds Horner, 2010-04-01

The History of Mansfield by William Horner Groves, 2009-12-20

A Treatise On Special And General Anatomy V2 (1840) by William Edmonds Horner, 2010-09-10

Buried Treasure of Appleton, Wisconsin by William Horner, 2001-09

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Horner
William George Horner. Born 1786 in Bristol, England Died 22 Sept 1837 inBath, England. William Horner was educated at Kingswood School Bristol.
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Horner.html

Extractions: William Horner was educated at Kingswood School Bristol. At the almost unbelievable age of 14 he became an assistant master at Kingswood school in 1800 and headmaster 4 years later. He left Bristol and founded his own school in 1809 in Bath. Horner's only significant contribution to mathematics was Horner's method for solving algebraic equations. It was submitted to the Royal Society on 1 July 1819 and was published in the same year in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society. Some years earlier Ruffini had described a similar method which had won him the gold medal offered by the Italian Mathematical Society for Science who had asked for improved methods for numerical solutions to equations. However neither Ruffini nor Horner was the first to discover this method as it was known to Chu Shih-Chieh 500 years earlier. In the 19th and early 20th centuries Horner's method has had a prominent place in English and American textbooks on algebra. It is not unreasonable to ask why that should be. The answer lies simply with
William Edmonds Horner
William Edmonds Horner. HORNER, William Edmonds, physician, born in Warrenton, Virginia, 3 June, 1793; died in
http://www.famousamericans.net/williamedmondshorner

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Horner
Translate this page horner william George anglais, 1786-1837 On doit à cet algébriste diversalgorithmes résolution des équations numériques, division
http://www.sciences-en-ligne.com/momo/chronomath/chrono1/Horner.html
William Dugan SMITHSON / Martha Matilda HORNER
William Dugan SMITHSON / Martha Matilda HORNER. Died 1898130, at Father JohnWesley HORNER. Mother Mary Jane CLEMMONS. Spouses William Dugan SMITHSON.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~engle/html/d0001/f0000069.html

Extractions: William Dugan SMITHSON Martha Matilda HORNER Husband: William Dugan SMITHSON Born: at: Washington Co., Arkansas Married: at: Died: at: Fayetteville, Washington Co., Arkansas Father: Bryan Henry SMITHSON Mother: Cynthia KINCADE Spouses: Martha Matilda HORNER Notes: Wife: Martha Matilda HORNER Born: at: Died: at: Father: John Wesley HORNER Mother: Mary Jane CLEMMONS Spouses: William Dugan SMITHSON CHILDREN Name: Lee SMITHSON Born: at: Died: UNKNOWN at: Spouses: Name: E SMITHSON Born: at: Married: at: Died: UNKNOWN at: Spouses: E. R. DARK Name: Bryan Coleman SMITHSON Born: 31 Dec 1862 at: San Antonio, Texas Married: 19 Oct 1886 at: Greensburg, Kansas Died: Nov 1951 at: Alva, Oklahoma Spouses: Minnie Elma CLAPP Name: Henry Herbert SMITHSON Born: 4 Apr 1885 at: Died: 26 Aug 1963 at: Spouses: INDEX PAGE : dpoore@computerland.net DATA Family History Sheet HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 01/01/2002 11:21:12 PM Pacific Standard Time Fred B. BEEMER Debra Lee Stephenson SCHILKE Husband: Fred B. BEEMER Born: Private at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Spouses: Debra Lee Stephenson SCHILKE Wife: Debra Lee Stephenson SCHILKE Born: Private at: Died: at: Father: Robert Dale SCHILKE Mother: Berta Ann Stephenson MUNRO Spouses: Fred B. BEEMER
William's History Of Frederick County - Oliver Alexander Horner
William's History of Frederick County. Oliver Alexander Horner. OLIVERALEXANDER HORNER, deceased, was one of the most prominent citizens
http://www.emmitsburg.net/archive_list/articles/people_articles/williams_history

Extractions: On-line Resources Bulletin Board Land Records Maps History Articles Anthologies Business Histories Family Histories Historical Events ... Personal Memories Other Articles Current Events People Places Emmitsburg.net ... Links William's History of Frederick County Oliver Alexander Horner OLIVER ALEXANDER HORNER, deceased, was one of the most prominent citizens of Frederick County, and was well and favorably known in financial circles of Maryland. He was of Irish extraction on his paternal side. He was born an a farm near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pa., January 10, 1841. He was the eldest son of David W. and Susan (Robertson) Horner. Mr. Horner was the recipient of a public school education. In the winters of 1859 and 1860 he taught school. Taking a course in Eastmans Commercial College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., he was graduated August 9, 1861, a master of accounts. At the outbreak of the War of the Rebellion, he enlisted as a private in
William M. Horner
William R. Horner was born in Iowa in 1878, and came with his parents, the JA Homers,to Finley in 1902. On April 19, 1911 he married Minnie Christianson.
http://www.webfamilytree.com/william_m__horner.htm

Extractions: William R. Horner was born in Iowa in 1878, and came with his parents, the J. A. Homers, to Finley in 1902. On April 19, 1911 he married Minnie Christianson. He was engaged in farming with his father until 1920. After moving into Finley he did painting and interior decorating. He passed away here August 9, 1954. Mrs. Homer was born October 1, 1889 at Bayfield, Wisconsin. She came to Finley in 1905 with her parents, the Hans Christiansons. She had lived at Finley 65 years. She passed away August 24, 1970. Born to this union were two children, a son Ralph, who resides at Rugby, and a daughter, Jean, Mrs. Samuel Oxton, of Finley. Source: Finley 75th Diamond Jubilee 1897 1972 Page 63
Smith Family History Index A - M
Hawkins Bonnie Sue Horner Kimberly Y. Hawkins Brenda K. Horner Oliver P. HawkinsElbert Lee horner william Andrew Bill Hawkins Franklin G. Horner George A
http://www.jackmasters.net/smiindam.html
West Virginia Residents Casualties During The Korean Conflict
HORNER WALTER C, PFC, ARMY, KANAWHA, 23 JUL 1950, KILLED IN ACTION.horner william D, PVT, ARMY, LEWIS, 22 MAR 1953, KILLED IN ACTION.HOUGHTON
http://www.distantcousin.com/Military/Korea/WV/H.html

Extractions: City / County Date of Casualty Type of Casualty HACKNEY WILLAIM L SFC ARMY KANAWHA 01 SEP 1950 DIED WHILE MISSING HAGER HALLIE E CPL ARMY BOONE 25 MAR 1951 KILLED IN ACTION HAGER RUSSELL D SGT ARMY WAYNE 04 APR 1951 KILLED IN ACTION HALEY MORRIS E SGT ARMY MC DOWELL 01 DEC 1950 KILLED IN ACTION HALL CHESTER I SGT MARINES OCEANSIDE 10 SEP 1951 KILLED IN ACTION HALL GALE PFC ARMY ROANE 24 NOV 1951 KILLED IN ACTION HALL RUSSELL L PFC ARMY MARION 09 MAR 1953 KILLED IN ACTION HALL VINCENT R PVT ARMY KANAWHA 05 MAR 1952 KILLED IN ACTION HAMRICK FLAVY C CPL ARMY CLAY 12 NOV 1950 DIED OF WOUNDS HAMRICK HAYWARD J CPL ARMY MARION 03 SEP 1950 DIED WHILE MISSING HANSHAW HAROLD C PVT ARMY GREENBRIER 30 NOV 1950 DIED WHILE CAPTURED HANSHAW WILLIAM H PFC ARMY RALEIGH 12 SEP 1950 KILLED IN ACTION HARDMAN KESTER B CPL ARMY RITCHIE 02 DEC 1950 DIED WHILE CAPTURED HARLESS WILLIAM A PFC ARMY LINCOLN 15 FEB 1951 KILLED IN ACTION HARMON HUBERT PFC ARMY RALEIGH 27 JUL 1950 KILLED IN ACTION HAROLD DONALD G PFC ARMY ROANE 03 JUL 1952 KILLED IN ACTION HARPER LEE A AIR FORCE CHARLESTON 19 JUN 1951 DIED WHILE MISSING HARPER RICHARD S
GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory Of Derbyshire 1835, Dronfield
Crooke Elias, Holmesfield horner william, Dronfield Shepherd William, Unstone WardJohn, Lidgate Ward Samuel, Holmesfield Ward William, Holmesfield PAINTERS
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/dbydronf.html
GENUKI: Bedale Directory Of Trades And Professions For 1834
Dixon John, Sussex st; Hird Jas. ( dealer in hats) Market place; HirdRobert, Hemgate; Horner Robert, Hemgate; horner william, Aiskew;
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/NRY/Bedale/Bedale34Dry.html

Extractions: Atkinson Mr. Henry, Market place Barker Mr. William, Market place Beresford Admiral Sir John P. Bedale hall Braithwaite Mrs. Sarah, Aiskew Carter Edward, esq. Theakston hall Claridge John, esq. Jerveaux abbey Clarke Rev. George Ford, Watlass Clarke Major, Hermitage, Watlass Cleveland His Grace the Duke of , Newton house Coore Colonel Foster Lechmere, Scruton Danby William, esq. Swinton park Dinsdale Mr. William (coroner for the county) Aiskew Dodsworth Sir Edward, bart. Thornton hall Elsley Charles H. esq. Patrick Brompton Elsley Rev., Burniston Fothergill Mr. John, Aiskew Gale Mrs. Hawxwell hall Harker Mr. William, Aiskew Harrison Mr. John, Aiskew Hincks John, esq. Cowling hall Hincks Thos. Cooper, esq. Firby hall Hutton Timothy, esq. Clifton castle Leeds His Grace the Duke of, Hornby castle Milbank Mark, esq. Thorpe Perrow Monson Rev. John Joseph Thomas, Rectory
Thor.prohosting.com/~hughw/donoughm.txt
2 Hearths HOME Robert HOMES John HONE William horner william HUNTER David HUNTERRichard IRVINE Robert IRVING Robert elder IRVING Robert younger IRWING William
http://thor.prohosting.com/~hughw/donoughm.txt
Horner Cemetery, Cedar Creek, Perry County, Tennessee
horner Cemetery, April 1999 This cemetery, unnamed on the U.S.G.S. Pope quadrangle, is located at the mouth of McGee Hollow, south of what the map marks as horner Church. horner, Nancy, 8/25/18209/6/1914, "Wife of william horner" "Mother"\horner, william, 3/11/1815-9/11/1869, "Father"
http://www.henderson-lea.hc.k12tn.net/donahue/perry/horner.htm

Extractions: HORNER CEMETERY Horner Cemetery, April 1999 This cemetery, unnamed on the U.S.G.S. Pope quadrangle, is located at the mouth of McGee Hollow, south of what the map marks as Horner Church. Immediately next to this marker is another older marker for the same William Horner. This marker was intact in 1988 but was missing the top in 1999. In addition, this small cemetery contains two cairns built of cut, stacked stones (hidden in vegetation in photo). Both were in poor condition from neglect in 1988 and had been vandalized before 1999. There are no surviving markings on either. Terry McDonald, occupant of the Horner house in 1999, estimates that there are up to seven burials here. According to A Horner Legacy by Fredalene Cooper Horner: "William and Nancy Horner owned slaves, so there are five graves marked with stones. These were graves of his slaves that were buried in the Horner Cemetery on Cedar Creek." Nancy Horner was Nancy Randle, daughter of Amos Randle (2/13/1799-3/10/1881) and Rebecca Finn (1/15/1798-7/23/1867). Return to Perry County, Tennessee Cemeteries
Horner
Biography of william horner (17861837) Main index. william horner was educated at Kingswood School Bristol.
http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Horner.html

Extractions: William Horner was educated at Kingswood School Bristol. At the almost unbelievable age of 14 he became an assistant master at Kingswood school in 1800 and headmaster 4 years later. He left Bristol and founded his own school in 1809 in Bath. Horner's only significant contribution to mathematics was Horner's method for solving algebraic equations. It was submitted to the Royal Society on 1 July 1819 and was published in the same year in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society. Some years earlier Ruffini had described a similar method which had won him the gold medal offered by the Italian Mathematical Society for Science who had asked for improved methods for numerical solutions to equations. However neither Ruffini nor Horner was the first to discover this method as it was known to Chu Shih-Chieh 500 years earlier. In the 19th and early 20th centuries Horner's method has had a prominent place in English and American textbooks on algebra. It is not unreasonable to ask why that should be. The answer lies simply with
H Index
1808*) Hôpital, Guillaume de L' (204*) Hopkins, william (858) Hopkinson, John (401)Hopper, Grace (1729*) Hörmander, Lars (799*) horner, william (207), Hoüel
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Indexes/H.html
Horner, William (1786-1837) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biograp
horner, william (17861837), English school teacher who discovered horner'smethod of approximating roots of higher transcendental equations.
http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Horner.html
Northeast Surgery Physicians
william R. horner, MD, FACS Go back to "Physicians." Certification American Board of Surgery Fellow, American College of Surgeons Professional Organizations New England Surgical Society Fellowship Trauma Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh
http://www.northeastsurgery.com/horner.html
Adventures In CyberSound: Horner, William George
ADVENTURES in CYBERSOUND. william George horner 1786 1837. After horner diedin 1837 his son, also called william, carried on running the school in Bath.
http://www.acmi.net.au/AIC/HORNER_BIO.html

Extractions: William George Horner : 1786 - 1837 William George Horner (Born: 1786 in Bristol, England Died: 22 Sept 1837 in Bath, England) was educated at Kingswood School Bristol. At the almost unbelievable age of 14 he became an assistant master at Kingswood school in 1800 and headmaster 4 years later. He left Bristol and founded his own school in 1809 in Bath. After Horner died in 1837 his son, also called William, carried on running the school in Bath. 1834: Horner patents the "Daedatelum" or "Zoetrope", developed from Dr. Joseph Plateau's Phenakistiscope. The Zoetrope was a cylindrical toy through which one can see a picture move. The rotating drum has equally spaced peepholes on the outside, and a series of still images on the inside showing a figure in graduating stages of motion. As the drum spins (faster than 12 images per second), the dark frames of the still pictures disappear and the figure appears to move.
WILLIAM HORNER COCKE
william horner COCKE. Served as Camp Commander beginning in 1910.
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/3802/cockewm.htm
Adventures In CyberSound: Sparks Of Genius: The Scientists And Engineers
Hittorf, Johann Wilhelm. Biography. horner, william George. Biography. Hughes,David Edward. Biography. Huygens, Christiaan. Biography. Jedlik, Ányos.
http://www.acmi.net.au/AIC/phd8175.html

Extractions: Sparks of Genius : The Scientists and Engineers Search this site Part 1 of 3 Acres , Birt to Franklin , Ben Part 2 of 3: Galvani , Luigi to Muybridge , Eadweard Part 3 of 3 Nipkow , Paul to Zworykin , Vladamir Galvani , Luigi Biography Geitel , Hans Friedrich Biography Incomplete - Can you assist? Gilbert , Dr. Sir William Biography Related Essays On The Magnet - by William Gilbert 1600 William Gilbert's "Terrella" - by David P. Stern and Mauricio Peredo Goodwin , Rev. Hannibal Biography Incomplete - Can you assist? Gray , Elisha Biography Related Essays Elisha Gray's Caveat - as filed in the US Patent Office, Feb. 14, 1876 Gray , Stephen Biography Green , William, Edward (Friese-Greene) Biography The Friese-Greene Color-Motography Camera in Operation Hallwachs , Wilhelm Biography Incomplete - Can you assist? Hauksbee , Francis Biography Hazeltine , Louis Alan Biography Heaviside , Oliver Biography Oliver Heaviside Henry , Joseph Biography Joseph Henry's Electromagnet Joseph Henry - c.1850 Herrold , Charles "Doc" (David)

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