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	Willcox and Gibbs--James Edward Allen Gibbs
		Gibbs decided that only one thread was used and since his curiosity was aroused, he formed in his mind a method for producing a single thread stitch.
		James E. Gibbs was hampered in his attempt to perfect his sewing machine because he had to support his growing family and could only work on the invention at night and during inclement weather.
		Gibbs himself believed that one of the primary advantages of his machine was the greater elasticity and durability of his single-loop stitch over the conventional lock stitch.
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	History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Edward Clark was smart, inventive, and accustomed to intimidating lesser souls who "muddled through life" without the physical or financial resources to stand toe-to-toe with him.
		James Gibbs was born near Raphine, Virginia, on August 1, 1829.
		He then patented two of his distinct, and important, original features: 1) a revolving looper that pulled a measured amount of thread equal to the length of the stitches it performed; and 2) a feeding device that held and fed fabric under the needle as it was sewed.
	www.mescript.com /history_brief.htm (8732 words)

	JAMES STERLING OF CORNWALL CONNECTICUT
		James Sterling although a quaker, enlisted at Cornwall in June, 1776, as a member of Capt. Roger's company, in the 2nd.
		James was a very vigorous man, large physically, a great worker, and could mow with a scythe as much grass as two ordinary men could cut in the same time.
		James was the son of Sargent Tewksbury (b.
	www.wolvesdare.com /genealogy/James (9655 words)

	James Marshall Gibbs
		James Marshall and his son Floyd were both farmers (1920 United States Federal Census, Enumeration District 159, Hope Township, Warren County, New Jersey, sheet 1B, 3 January 1920).
		James Marshall Gibbs and Margaret Elizabeth Kispaugh had 4 children who were born between 1872 and 1891.
		There is a stone for Jennie in the Gibbs family plot, but it is not known whether she is buried in California or New Jersey.
	www.charm.net /~edrtjd/readgen/468fam.htm (3411 words)

	Allen Dew Photo Archives
		James Ella Dew (1868-), Minnie Ola Dew Dalton (1889-), Charles Eugene Dalton (abt.1930-).
		James (Jim) Dew, Lucy Dew Koons and Lydia Dew are the children of James Crabtree Dew, Jr.
		James Randolph Koonce, daughter-in-law Cora and grandson Gene Morris Koonce.
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	Gibbs Sewing \| Hot-Sewing-Machines.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		James Edward Allen Gibbs (1829-1902) was a farmer, inventor...
		Willcox and Gibbs had their main offices in New York and established themselves as major players in the sewing field...
		'''James Edward Allen Gibbs''' (1829-1902) was a [[farmer...
	www.hot-sewing-machines.com /sewing/gibbs-sewing.html (876 words)

	Arthur Allen
		Arthur ALLEN (the elder), perhaps John's brother, was appointed administrator of John's estate and made a bond in the sum of œ250 on 3 Dec 1799, in Northampton Co., N.C., with Amos NEWSOM and Moses NEWSOM as securities.
		Arthur ALLEN of Chowan Co., N.C.-------Another Arthur ALLEN, who probably was a white man, was born in the 1720s and was bound by the court of Chowan Co., N.C., in October 1737, to Laws PREDY until he reached the age of 21.
		Littleberry ALLEN was born about 1815 probably in Northampton Co., N.C., and died in 1854 in Union Co., Ill. No marriage record for Littleberry can be found, but his share of his mother's estate was inherited by his heirs, so he might have had a wife or children living in 1854.
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	Gibbs Sewing Machine \| Hot-Sewing-Machines.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Willcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine Company was started in 1857 as the answer to Singer's more expensive...
		James Gibbs abandoned his sewing machine business, now centred in...
		The Willcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine company was founded by inventor James E. Gibbs and investor James Willcox.
	www.hot-sewing-machines.com /sewing/gibbs-sewing-machine.html (1292 words)

	Chenoweth: [JOHN: JOHN: WILLIAM S] James 'Lewis' of Allen Co., OH
		James was born February 05, 1812 in probably in Frederick Co., VA, though Census data gives his birth as Ohio.
		James filed claims for two parcels of land in Perry Twp., in Allen County: on Aug 26, 1833 for 35.52 acres in the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 in S5, T4S, R7; and on De 17, 1834 for 80 acres in the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 in S5, T4S, R7.
		He was clerk of Perry Township in Allen Co., OH in April 1934, and he and Nancy were enumerated in the 1840, 1850 and 1860 Census of Perry Twp., Allen Co. He helped form the Lima Charity Lodge in 1851 and the Central Presbyterian Churh in Nov 1864.
	www.chenowethsite.com /ch1jj3w2.htm (2625 words)

	Towns - The News Leader - www.newsleader.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sewing machine inventor James Edward Allen Gibbs was born in northern Rockbridge County on August 1, 1829.
		The father was a financier and the son was an inventor like Gibbs.
		His angle was that the machine was the cheapest, best for household use and the quietest, "even when running at the rate of 2,000 stitches and upwards per minute." As long as he lived, Gibbs continued to take an active role in the local community in which he lived.
	www.newsleader.com /communities/towns/raphine.html (657 words)

	Rev. William J. Simmons, 1849-1890. Men of Mark: Eminent, Progressive and Rising.
		REV. JAMES POINDEXTER, D. Advocate of Human Rights--Minister of the Gospel and Agitator--Director of the Bureau of Forestry--Member of the Board of Education of the City of Columbus, Ohio.
		JAMES E. A Negro Born in Africa--Taken to Europe--Educated in Holland--Latin Poet.
		In Charleston, South Carolina, June 29, 1849, Edward and Esther Simmons, two slaves, added to their fortune the subject of this sketch, who though born in poverty, shrouded by obscurity, was destined to make for himself a name honored among men.
	docsouth.unc.edu /neh/simmons/simmons.html (14890 words)

	Olmsted-Mix-Turner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		James Olmsted, together with two sons, Nicholas and Nehemiah, two nephews, Richard and John, and a niece, Rebecca, came to New England in the ship 'Lyon,' under Capt. PIERCE, arrive at Boaston on the Lord's Day 16 September 1632, after a voyage of twelve weeks from Braintree, England.
		James was made a freeman 6 November 1632 and was chosen by a popular vote 3 November 1634 to be the Constable." He removed to Hartford, CT in the summer of 1634.
		In 1986, a memorial conisting of a maple tree and granite marker was placed in the Center Church Cemetery (Ancient Burying Ground), Hartford, CT in honor of James OLMSTED and his brother Richard OLMSTED.
	kinnexions.com /smlawson/olmsted.htm (2315 words)

	rolison
		Edward Walton Rolison, born 1892; died Unknown; married (1) Nancy V. Atchley; born August 08, 1893; died April 29, 1917 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi, buried Stroud Cemetery; married (2) Kate Gavin; born December 02, 1900; died August 17, 1926 in Clarke Co.,Mississippi, buried Stroud Cemetery; met (3) Maggie Hill Private; born Private.
		James Alexander McGrew, born March 18, 1839 in Mississippi; died March 08, 1906 in Clarke County, Mississippi; married (1) Lavenia Elizabeth Hurst August 04, 1867 in Clarke County, Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown; married (2) Serena A. Roberts February 21, 1890 in Clarke County, Mississippi; born Unknown; died Unknown.
		James Fleming, born December 01, 1825 in Mississippi; died July 15, 1906 in Clarke County, Mississippi, buried Cedar Creek Cemetery; married (1) Lucy Stroud March 13, 1851; married (2) Martha Caroline Broadhead September 08, 1859.
	www.pinebelt.net /~roltruck/rolison.htm (11828 words)

	African Americans in the Visual Arts: A Historical Perspective
		Edward Bannister was born in Nova Scotia, Canada, but, due to the deaths of both his parents at an early age, he was forced to grow up fast.
		Shortly after his birth, the British abolished slavery in all of its provinces; therefore Bannister lived as a free Black and was able to freely develop his propensity for art by studying the larger views of the established visual artists.
		Lawrence's greatest fear was that Jacob would be drawn into a street gang, therefore she enrolled him in an after school arts program in the basement of the 135th Street branch of the public library.
	www.liu.edu /cwis/cwp/library/aavaahp.htm (12892 words)

	DESCENDANTS OF EDWARD LAVELLE
		Edward Leavell was in King & Queen Co. Va in 1838 in the Parish of Drysdale.
		James Levell is in the 1820 Barren Co. KY census (as is James Lovell).
		Edward and Susan moved to Frederick Co, VA in 1737/38 and to NC in 1751 and SC in 1771.
	littlecalamity.tripod.com /Genealogy/LeavellFam.html (13230 words)

	OpinionJournal - Best of the Web Today
		Then, Edwards crystalizes what he says is the choice voters face: "Four more years of the same.
		Well, the one benefit of a Kerry victory is it would be the last we'd hear of John Edwards for four years.
		But as the Washington Post notes, were it not for dubious officiating the Skins would likely have taken a 21-20 lead with less than three minutes to play.
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	Full Circle-Chapter 2
		The empirical reason why there are nine (and only nine) Groups has, to my knowledge, been discovered only implicitly, and thus unconsciously: It is implicit in Willard Gibbs' law that, given enough time and energy, a system will go through all of the states of which it is capable.
		Gibbs' law may thus be called the Law of Ectropy, the counterpart of the second law of thermodynamics.
		These two political traditions are thus not only emotionally and temperamentally diverse; they are, in addition, couched in the two diverse and here-to-fore incompatible modes of thought: The first is carried on by way of what James Conant calls the inductive empirical mode of thought; the second by way of the deductive theoretical mode.
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		ALLEN, Minnie SMITH, E K 1895 Jan. 31 ALLEN, Purity SMITH, J H 1896 Oct. 21 ALLEN, Robert NEWELL, Hattie 1900 Feb. 22 ALLEN, Samuel ELLIS, Sarah 1898 Jan. 03 ALLEN, Shuba PATECT, OLivia ?
		ALLEN, Sicily HANNA, W A 1895 Apr. 10 ALLEN, W W EDWARDS, J L ????
		M 1851 Jun. 27 ALLEN, W G PEARCE, S E Ms 1893 Oct. 02 ALLEN, W J COOK, Catherine 1860 Jan. 11 ALLEN, W P BENNETT, C Ms 1874 Feb. 28 ALLEN, William Y HARRIS, M A Ms 1900 Nov. 07 ALLEN, William.
	members.tripod.com /~DAllen1989/Allen-Marr-Ms.html (105 words)

	Krazy James Used Books
		Krazy James is just like you, a boater.
		These used books are some of my own, some new books that are out of print, and older books I've picked up in my travels.
		Before I forget, In the middle column the words excellent, good, fair or poor, are the descriptive words for what shape that particular book is in.
	www.crazyjames.com /used.htm (628 words)

	Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library: Educational Programs
		Edward Bliss Reed Carol Collection GEN MSS 126
		Edward Meyer Kern and Richard H. Kern Papers WA MSS S-2395
		Edward Wallant Papers Preliminary Inventory Uncat ZA MS 197
	www.library.yale.edu /beinecke/manuscript/publist.htm (1908 words)

	The Lineage of James Allen Cole
		THE LINEAGE OF JAMES ALLEN COLE SON OF ANTHONY AND SUSANNAH COLE
		She married secondly 4/16/1911 to James W. Currin (b9/13/1864-d.
		9/18/1932).His parents were James C. Currin & Lucy Ann Hobgood.
	www.angelfire.com /nc3/tarheel7581/thelineageofjamesallencole.html (248 words)

	The Gryder Web
		If you have other information you would like to contirbute, I will be happy to include it.
		7.3.1.7 James Rufus Gryder [Aug 25, 1916 Avery Co, NC - ] m.
		WILEY GRYDER M. 9.1 James P. Gryder m.
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	James Moody Discography
		* Musicians: James Moody's Modernists: James Moody (tenor saxophone), Ernie Henry (alto saxophone), Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone), Dave Burns (trumpet), Elmon Wright (trumpet), James** ‘Hen Gates’ Forman (piano), Nelson Boyd (bass), Teddy Stewart, Art Blakey (drums), Chano Pozo (bongos, vocals).
		* Musicians: James** Moody (as, ts), Dave Burns (tp), Sadik Hakim (p) or John Acea (p), Cecil Payne (bs), Babs Gonzalez (voc),...
		* Musicians: James** Moody (vocals, alto and tenor saxophones); Dizzy Gillespie (vocals, trumpet); Kenny Barron, Kirk Lightsey (piano); Marc Cohen (synthesizer); Todd Coolman (bass); Idris Muhammad, Akira Tana (drums).
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