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	ALFRED WILCOX VC
		Alfred Wilcox enlisted in the 1st Royal Warwicks, a Volunteer Battalion, in 1902, where after serving for four years his job took him to Liverpool where he continued serving as a Territorial for a further three years.
		Alfred Wilcox was invested with his Victoria Cross by King George V at Buckingham Palace on the 26th November 1919.
		Alfred Wilcox died at his home, 31 Arthur Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, on the 30th March 1954 and was buried in an unmarked grave in St Peter & St Paul Churchyard, Aston.
	www.victoriacross.org.uk /bbwilcox.htm (698 words)

	Article - Alfred Wilcox V.C. (J.V.News)
		Cpl Alfred Wilcox took on four German machine gun nests, resorting to hand-to-hand fighting and using the enemy's grenades when his own gun jammed during the act of heroism in 1918.
		Cpl Alfred Wilcox was awarded the prestigious medal in 1917 for his gallantry while serving in the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Regiment on the Western Front.
		Cpl Wilcox was born in Aston in 1884 and joined the Royal Warwickshire Volunteer Battalion in 1905 but fought in the trenches with the 2nd Battalion of the 4th Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Regiment.
	www.davewilcox.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /dave-wilcox/genealogy/articles/jvnews/alfvc.htm (665 words)

	Dr. E. A. Wilcox
		WILCOX, M. D., whose portrait is presented on the opposite page, is the oldest physician in Minonk in point of settlement, and the second oldest in Woodford County, Dr. James S. Whitmire taking precedence of him, and occupying the post of honor in that respect.
		The Doctor is a native of Pennsylvania, born in the town of Wattsburg, Erie County, September 8, 1830, a son of Levi and Nancy (Rogers) Wilcox, natives respectively of Haddam, Connecticut, and Columbiana County, Ohio.
		His grandfather, Levi Wilcox, was a farmer in Connecticut, and the father of our subject was reared on the old homestead, amid the pleasant scenes of his New England birthplace.
	www.minonktalk.com /wilcox_e.htm (1031 words)

	Guardian \| Charles Wilcox, GC
		Among his workmates was 21-year-old Alfred Burrows who, having climbed a ladder to the third floor, some 45 ft from the ground, stepped out on to a sill, about 18 inches wide, to begin painting a window frame.
		Wilcox was only too well aware that had the young man made any sudden movement, both would have fallen to the ground.
		Wilcox was the nephew of Lance Corporal Alfred Wilcox, who had been awarded a Victoria Cross in September 1918, and was born in Birmingham and educated at Osler Street school, Ladywood, and Raddleburn Road school, Selly Oak.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,329455617-103684,00.html (489 words)

	Charles Wilcox, GC \| Obituaries \| News \| Telegraph
		Charles Wilcox then climbed the ladder and, by kneeling on a flat piece of masonry some 18 inches square at the end of the arch, was able to support Burrows, who was by now suffering from severe shock.
		Wilcox was originally awarded the Edward Medal, but this was later translated to the George Cross, in 1971.
		Wilcox was demobilised in March 1946 and returned to his job with Birmingham Corporation.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&xml=/news/2006/04/06/db0603.xml (642 words)

	Apollo cancer trial opens with tough case to prove (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Babcock and Wilcox bought the plant in 1971 and transferred it to its subsidiary in 1974.
		One of the defense attorneys, Alfred Wilcox of Philadelphia, told jurors that there will be no evidence presented that will show conclusively that discharges from the plant's smokestacks caused cancer in the residents who lived nearby.
		And, Wilcox said, some of the plaintiffs who were diagnosed with cancer were exposed to more radioactivity from medical procedures - such as X-rays and mammograms - than from the plant's discharges.
	www.junkscience.com /news3/apollo.htm (694 words)

	The Wilcox Family
		Daniel Wilcox was born in South Elkington, Lincolnshire, England, in 1565.
		Lydia Wilcox was born in 1679 in Tiverton, RI.
		Abel Wilcox was born in Stonington, CT in 1794.
	members.tripod.com /anns52/Wilcox.htm (1181 words)

	Alfred Wilcox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alfred Wilcox was an English recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.
		On 12 September 1918 near Laventie, France, when his company was held up by enemy machine-gun fire at short range, Lance-Corporal Wilcox rushed to the nearest enemy gun, bombing it and killing the gunner.
		In 2006 his nephew John Wilcox, who had attended his Uncle's funderal in 1954, helped historian Chris Sutton in locating his grave in Aston Church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alfred_Wilcox (291 words)

	Descendants of John Wilcox, (?) Avon, Ohio
		ESTHER4 WILCOX (EPHRAIM3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born October 31, 1699 in Chatham (Portland), Middlesex Co., CT, and died October 03, 1779 in Middletown Upper Houses (Cromwell), Middlesex Co., CT. She married THOMAS RANNEY February 26, 1720/21 in Middletown Upper Houses (Cromwell), Middlesex Co., CT, son of THOMAS RANNEY and REBECCA WILLETT.
		REBECCA5 WILCOX (FRANCIS4, SAMUEL3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born February 18, 1722/23 in Middletown Upper Houses (Cromwell), Middlesex Co., CT, and died April 22, 1789 in Middletown Upper Houses (Cromwell), Middlesex Co., CT. She married AMOS SAGE September 28, 1746 in Middletown Upper Houses (Cromwell), Middlesex Co., CT, son of TIMOTHY SAGE and MARGARET HURLBUT.
		SARAH5 WILCOX (JOHN4, EPHRAIM3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born February 07, 1760 in Berlin, Hartford Co., CT, and died October 28, 1842 in Berlin, Hartford Co., CT. She married ABEL NORTH February 11, 1788 in Berlin, Hartford Co., CT, son of ISAAC NORTH and HEPZIBAH HART.
	www.avonhistory.org /gen/wilcox6.htm (15202 words)

	ancestry - pafg02 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Ada Alice Wilcox was born on 9 Nov 1882.
		Edwin Wilcox II was born in 1838 in St. Mary's Whitechapel, England.
		Alfred Wilcox was born in 1842 in London, England.
	users.bigpond.net.au /uncyjay/ancestry/pafg02.htm (512 words)

	Herbert Wilcox \| Biography (1892-1977)
		One of England's top producer-directors from the '20s until World War II, Herbert Wilcox was born in Ireland and worked as a journalist before serving as a flyer with the British during World War I. He entered the movie business as a distributor in 1919, and three years later began producing movies.
		Wilcox was one of the few producers in England during the '20s with a Hollywood-style flair for showmanship, and occasionally imported American stars such as Dorothy Gish for his films.
		He went to Hollywood in the wake of the latter movie, but was not able to repeat its success, and returned to England, where he was never able to repeat his pre-war success, although he did co-produce one superb film, The Beggar's Opera (1954), starring for actress Laurence Olivier and directed by Peter Brook.
	www.leninimports.com /herbert_wilcox.html (239 words)

	Welcome to the Chapel Hill Press
		Al Wilcox went to work full-time at age sixteen after a childhood in which he and his two brothers had mostly raised themselves.
		Much of Wilcox's story unfolds through a progression of jobs--from the grocery store where he met his wife-to-be, to his U.S. Navy training in World War II, to a fifty-year career in the elevator business.
		Wilcox's story unfolds not just as one man's path, but as a quintessentially American story--rising from rough and unpromising beginnings to an engrossing professional career and family life.
	www.chapelhillpress.com /books/books_goingup.htm (128 words)

	chamber
		Among some of Wilcox’s philanthropic endeavors are his memberships to the chamber, the Boone Jaycees, the Watauga County Economic Development Commission, the Watauga County Committee of 100, the finance committee at the First Baptist Church, and the N.C. National Park, Parkway and Forest Development Commission from 1974 to 1997.
		Wilcox is also a deacon at the First Baptist Church, and belongs to the ASU Athletic Council.
		Wilcox continues to sit on the Watauga Medical Center board of directors.
	www.wataugademocrat.com /2005/0207web/chamber.php3 (1212 words)

	Ex-Owners of Nuclear Fuel Plant Are Ordered to Pay $36.5 Million - New York Times
		Atlantic Richfield and Babcock & Wilcox are the former owners of the plant, which processed nuclear fuel from 1957 to 1986 and was torn down in the early 1990's.
		Alfred Wilcox, a lawyer for the companies, argued that the plaintiffs failed to prove that the plant exceeded allowable releases of radiation, to show any increased likelihood of cancer after purported releases or to provide any estimates of radiation doses that residents received.
		Wilcox, who is not related to the owners of Babcock & Wilcox.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?sec=health&res=980CEFD71630F93BA2575AC0A96E958260 (349 words)

	Benjamin Wilcox, of Grimsby, Lincoln Co., U.C., and his descendants
		Wilcox (Jr.), of Dartmouth and perhaps also of Portsmouth, spoken of as alive in his father’s will of 1702, although he had long been absent from Dartmouth and there does not seem to be any evidence for the date of his death.
		Daniel Wilcox and his wife must have been married before 1680, as the birth of their eldest son Daniel cannot convincingly be placed any later than that year.
		He is probably the Daniel Wilcox, farmer, aged 80, born in the U.S., and Wesleyan in religion, who is found with a (second?) wife, Susannah (aged 59, born in Lower Canada, a Canadian Methodist), in the 1852 census of Windham Tp., Norfolk Co., U.C. Daniel Wilcox, b.
	cybrary.uwinnipeg.ca /people/dobson/genealogy/ff/Wilcox.cfm (13606 words)

	Feeding America
		Estelle Woods Wilcox grew up in Marysville, Ohio (colloquially known as the Buckeye State.) In 1870 she graduated from the Female College of Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio, giving a graduation speech on woman suffrage.
		Estelle Wilcox saw an opportunity to capitalize on her efforts and her situation, and bought the copyright to the book.
		Wilcox, who lived well into the twentieth century, was responsible for one of the most popular cookbooks of the nineteenth century.
	digital.lib.msu.edu /projects/cookbooks/html/authors/author_wilcox.html (480 words)

	NewDarkAge.net - Upon the Physiology of the Animate Dead: Part 2 of 5
		He was bequeathed to the Nonhuman Studies department by Dr. Wilcox himself prior to his death, with the stipulation that the body was to be used for research purposes.
		He was the subject of a number of experiments in humanity reestablishment in his early days and has been used for observations and class demonstrations for the past fifteen years of his tenure.
		Were Dr. Wilcox to be allowed his way, he would be able to kill and feed upon dozens of you without slowing.
	newdarkage.net /release-2.html (659 words)

	Ella Wheeler Wilcox Home Page
		Ella Wheeler Wilcox, whilst perhaps not being one of America's greatest poets, was in her time one of the most popular, her verse appearing in innumerable magazines and periodicals as well as a number of books.
		Ella Wheeler Wilcox wrote verses which appealed to the public and never one verse strained or ungramatical, as she states in her memoirs, her first check paid for a dress to wear to a wedding, in March 1869.
		Wilcox overwhelmed her, until satisfied that she had received messages from him through her practice of Spiritualism.
	ellawheelerwilcox.wwwhubs.com (873 words)

	Uranium fuel processor to pay punitive damages
		The out-of-court settlement by Babcock and Wilcox covers only punitive damages in U.S. District Court in Pittsburgh -- not the $36.7 million in compensatory damages awarded last week to current and former residents of Apollo.
		Alfred Wilcox, an attorney for the defendants who operated the submarine fuels plant, could not be reached.
		So Babcock and Wilcox still could be taken to trial for compensatory damages even if the settlement is accepted, Baron said.
	www.post-gazette.com /regionstate/19980923apollo5.asp (403 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Midlands \| 'Lost VC' hero memorial unveiled
		L/Cpl Alfred Wilcox, from Birmingham, won the VC for his bravery in killing 12 enemy soldiers in 1918 but was forgotten after his burial in 1954.
		Local historian Chris Sutton took on the challenge to solve the mystery a year ago, eventually tracing Alfred's nephew, John Wilcox, who was at his uncle's funeral and could locate the grave.
		Mr Sutton said: "Many VC winners aren't recognised but Alfred Wilcox was one of the worst because no-one even knew where he was buried.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/click/rss/1.0/-/1/hi/england/west_midlands/5324222.stm (590 words)

	LCpl Alfred Wilcox VC
		During a local operation on the morning of 12 September 1918, in front of Laventie, the flank platoon of ‘A’ Company 2/4th Oxf and Bucks was held up by heavy and persistent machine gun fire from a trench about 70 yards distant.
		Finding it impossible to advance, Lance Corporal Wilcox crawled towards the trench with four men, bombed it, and finally rushed the gun nearest to him, disposed of the gunner and, being unable to take the gun along with him, put it out of action.
		He then worked his way up the trench, bombed the next gun position (during which action two of his section were wounded), and himself again rushed the gun, killed the gunner in a hand-to-hand struggle, and put the gun out of action.
	www.army.mod.uk /infantry/regts/the_rifles/regiment_today/battalions_locations/7rifles/acoy/heritage/vc/wilcoxvc.htm (321 words)

	Wilcox Obits
		Wilcox was born on April 4, 1958 in Ben Hill County.
		She was a resident of Wilcox County until her marriage to James Walter Cornell In 1951.
		She was a member of the Wilcox Rifles Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy serving six years as president and holding other offices.
	www.midganews.com /wilcox_obits.htm (2684 words)

	Kitzmiller v. Dover Area: Day 5, PM: John F. Haught
		WILCOX: Your Honor, I'm Alfred Wilcox from Pepper Hamilton, LLP, and I'd like to call the plaintiffs' next, John Haught.
		WILCOX: Request that it be restated in its entirety then, Your Honor, the court reporter, please.
		Wilcox, I would not want a biology class to lead students toward a materialist's view of life, either.
	www.talkorigins.org /faqs/dover/day5pm.html (9698 words)

	Name in Lights: Una White » Blog Archive » Alfred Wilcox VC
		Alfred Wilcox from Birmingham won the Victoria Cross.
		On 12th September 1918 Wilcox and his company were under fire from German machine guns at Loos.
		Being then attacked by an enemy bombing party Corporal Wilcox picked up enemy bombs and led his party against the next gun finally capturing and destroying it.
	www.notcelebrity.co.uk /?p=135 (136 words)

	Armstrong nuke plant owners back in court
		Alfred Wilcox, who with one other lawyer presented the defense in the earlier trial, asked to be allowed to choose four of the plaintiffs.
		Wilcox, who is no relation to the founders of Babcock and Wilcox, made an offer that if Baron chose four plaintiffs with certain types of cancer, he would choose four others with the same types of cancers.
		Heim was one of eight lawyers who joined Wilcox and his partner, Ellen Scott, at the defense table.
	www.post-gazette.com /regionstate/19990206parks5.asp (486 words)

	David Wilcox Lyrics
		David Wilcox (American musician) - David Patrick Wilcox (born 1958) is an American folk musician and singer-songwriter.
		David Wilcox (Canadian musician) - David Wilcox (born 1949 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian rock musician.
		Wilcox (surname) - Wilcox is a surname, and may refer to Alfred Wilcox* (1884–1954), English recipient of the Victoria Cross Andrew E. Wilcox* (1972–), Teacher of the Law of Attraction and Art of Allowing Cadmus M. Wilcox* (1824–1890), US Army office
	www.go2lyrics.com /david-wilcox-lyrics-artist.html (181 words)

	The Mountain Times Online
		The keynote speaker at the sixth annual Alfred Adams Leadership Awards Luncheon was Harry Payne of the N.C. Employment Security Commission.
		Among some of Wilcox’s community endeavors are his memberships to the chamber, the Boone Jaycees, the Watauga County Economic Development Commission, the Watauga County Committee of 100, the finance committee at the First Baptist Church, and the N.C. National Park, Parkway and Forest Development Commission from 1974 to 1997.
		In the way of business, Wilcox invested in, helped start or was partner to Wilcox Drug Co., Appalachian Evergreens, Western Steer of Boone, Polar Palace Ice Skating Rink, Kawasaki of Boone, Cardinal Motel, Dan’l Boone Inn, Sagebrush, Log Village, various apartment complexes, High Country Tree Farms and Independence Tree Farms.
	www.mountaintimes.com /mtweekly/2005/0217/alfred.php3 (1234 words)

	Law Firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP \| Alfred H. Wilcox
		Alfred H. ("Chub") Wilcox is of counsel in the Litigation Department resident in the Philadelphia office of Pepper Hamilton
		Wilcox's practice is in complex litigation, typically commercial.
		Wilcox has written and lectured on commercial insurance coverages and lectured on uses of epidemiological evidence in the litigation of claims relating to stochastic disease conditions.
	www.pepperlaw.com /pepper/lawyer.cfm?rid=133.0 (106 words)

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