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Anthony Ames
Anthony Ames of Danielsonville was a member of the general assembly in 1889 and served with credit on the republican side of the house.
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Simeon Abel
Simeon Abel, a native of Bozrah, was born in 1822 and educated in the common schools. He is a farmer, and is prominent in the community in which he has been so long a resident.
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Dr. Sarah A. Colby
Dr. SARAH A. COLBY was born in Sanbornton, N.H., May 31, 1824. Her parents were Ebenezer and Sally Colby, who had eight children, of whom only two survived; and both of these are women physicians.
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Catherine Underwood Jewell, M.D.
Catherine Underwood Jewell, M.D. died in Minnesota, March 30, 1873. She was a graduate of the "Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania.
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Dr. Sarah R. Adamson Dolley
Dr. Sarah R. Adamson Dolley was born March 11, 1829, and was graduated in medicine Feb. 20, 1851
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John L. Foster
John Luther Foster, son of George and Phila (Hoskins) Foster, was born September 15, 1837, at Lyman, New Hampshire. He received his preparatory training at the Caledonia County Academy, Peacham, Vermont, and entered college at the beginning of Freshman year, August 24, 1860
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Asa S. Fisher
Asa S. Fisher was born in Clinton county, Ohio, December 10, 1824. In 1829 his parents moved to Illinois, locating in Tazewell county.
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Rev. Alexander Hamilton
The subject of this sketch is third in descent from Alexander Hamilton of Revolutionary days, and son of General Alexander Hamilton of Tarrytown, New York; and on the maternal side a descendant of Richard Nicoll, the famous English governor of New York.
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Dr. Mercy B. Jackson
Dr. Mercy B. Jackson of Boston, is deserving of high place among the physicians who have done pioneer work, and helped to make the path easier for the women who come after them.
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William I. Lewis
Mr. Lewis was born at New Canaan, in this state, in 1840, the son of Isaac Hayes Lewis, and nephew of John Lewis, for whom the town of Lewisboro, Westchester county, N.Y., is named. He is descended from the old French Huguenot family of Hayes, who settled New Rochelle, N.Y., and from the old Connecticut family of Lewis
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Dr. Clemence J. Lozier
Dr. Clemence J. Lozier was born Dec. 11, 1813, at Plainfield, N.J. A sketch of her career may be found in "Eminent Women of the Age." |
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Dr. Hannah E. Longshore
Dr. Hannah E. Longshore was born May 30, 1819, in Maryland. Her parents were Quakers.
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Jonathan F. Morris
Jonathan F. Morris, fifth son of Edward Morris of Belchertown, Mass., and of the seventh generation from ancestor Edward Morris of Waltham Holy Cross Abbey, in the county of Essex, England, and Roxbury, Mass., was born at "Kentfield Place" in Belchertown, March 20, 1822
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Dr. Josephine B. Mix
Dr. Josephine B. Mix was born March 16, 1837, in Wheeling, Va., whither her parents had removed from Western New York. She is the youngest of eight children. |
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PRINCESS DIANA 1961-1997
Detailed portrait about Princess Diana with over 350 pages, pictures, news... All important stations of whole her life are described and colored with numerous photos. Besides you will find actual news and the Picture of the day
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OceanPark
From Here to Absurdity
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Edward Everett Sill
Edward Everett Sill born July 14, 1839, at Livonia, Livingston County, New York, was the son of Andrew Sill, M.D., and Marina (Woodruff) Sill.
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Alexandr Tsurkan Personal Site
Russian Movie Actor Alexandr Tsurkan Personal Site
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Rev. Edward Portlock Wilson
Biography of Rev. Edward Portlock Wilson. |
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