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	John Paterson
		John Paterson came to the English Department at the University of California, Berkeley in 1956, earned tenure five years later, and was promoted to the full professorship in 1969.
		Paterson thought that the career of an academic was a fine thing, and he was always ready with the gentlemanly politeness the occasion required—but no more than the occasion required.
		John Paterson was married to Susanna Bromage in 1954.
	www.universityofcalifornia.edu /senate/inmemoriam/JohnPaterson.htm (1254 words)

	Telegraph \| News \| The Very Reverend John Paterson
		Paterson, who combined the gifts of a scholar with those of a pastor, had a warm and welcoming personality, and before becoming a Dean had exercised strong parish ministries.
		John Thomas Farquhar Paterson was born at Portadown in Northern Ireland on December 21 1938.
		Paterson's appointment as Dean of Christ Church in 1989 surprised no one, and besides his notable cathedral ministry he was incumbent of a group or parishes in the city.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/10/06/db0603.xml&sSheet=/portal/2005/10/06/ixportal.html (639 words)

	Bernstein Shur \| Attorneys
		John's work in the health care field includes representation of hospitals in all aspects of their operations and work on behalf of a variety of health care professionals before state and federal licensing and enforcement agencies.
		Paterson serves as outside general counsel for Mid Coast Hospital and in that capacity has been involved in the full range of issues affecting hospitals and related health care systems.
		Paterson has served on a variety of civic and charitable organizations including the Freeport, Maine School Committee and the Freeport, Maine Town Council, the boards of directors of the Freeport Historical Society, the Tedford Shelter, the Chocolate Church Arts Center in Bath, Maine, and PCA Great Performances.
	www.bernsteinshur.com /attorneys_results2.aspx?lawyer_id=65 (539 words)

	PATERSON - HISTORY OF SURNAME - GENEALOGY - FAMILY TREE
		John Paterson, one of the ministers of Aberdeen, was consecrated bishop of Ross in 1662, by James Sharp, archbishop of St. Andrews.
		William Paterson, the founder of the Bank of England, and projector of the Darien Expedition, was born at the farm of Skipmyre, Dumfriesshire, in March or April 1655.
		David Paterson, a schoolmaster at Dolphinton, Lanarkshire, residing at Logiebank in that parish, was charged at the High Court in Edinburgh, in 1838, of culpable homicide.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /Members/tom.paterson/surnames/npaterson.htm (1294 words)

	The Dochas Fund - John Paterson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It explains a little about John Paterson and his life after he was diagnosed with both CIDP, a rare strain of GBS, and MND.
		To explain, John was a runner, a man who pulled on his shorts and ran out of the door and up the nearest hill, where he might plunge into a loch for a quick swim before the run home.
		John had also become aware that the cut and thrust of exhibitions were not for him, and decided to go back to nursing as a peripatetic community nurse.
	www.dochasfund.org.uk /dochas_john.htm (1628 words)

	John Paterson
		PATERSON, JOHN.—This last Protestant archbishop of Glasgow, was the son of John Paterson, bishop of Ross, and born, some time in the year 1632.
		Notwithstanding the defeat Paterson and his colleagues thus received in colloquies with these sturdy rustic theologians, his promotion, at least, was secure, through the potency of the duke of Lauderdale, to whom he paid assiduous court.
		Subservient even to baseness as the city authorities then were, they yet scrupled to commit this sacrilege, and appealed to the conscience of Paterson in the matter, when he had the grace to waive the indecent claim made in his name.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/other/paterson_john.htm (556 words)

	Honoring diocesan and religious priests
		John J. Carroll, a native of Hawthorne, was ordained on May 28, 1966 by Bishop Casey.
		He was transferred to the faculty of Pope John XXIII High School, Sparta, in 1969 and remained there until he was appointed associate director of the diocesan Family Life Bureau in 1978.
		John Hart, a native of Brooklyn, is a graduate of the former Neumann Prep, Wayne.
	www.patersondiocese.org /page.cfm?Web_ID=1767 (3538 words)

	John Paterson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John was born in Airdrie, Scotland, christened 15th March, 1824, the area that is Airdrie is situated in, is known as Monklands.
		John age 30 years married Susanna Lynch in Annapolis, Nova Scotia she was 18 years old.
		John Paterson was sick for 11 weeks and was 63 years old, when he died of Jaundice at the Railway Camp, Tenterfield.
	www.users.bigpond.com /matay11/johnpaterson.html (349 words)

	04.01.2002 - John Paterson, UC Berkeley professor and English novel scholar dies at age of 78
		Berkeley - John Paterson, emeritus professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley, and an influential scholar on the evolution and cultural impact on the English novel, died March 29 at the age of 78.
		Paterson died at Marin General Hospital in Greenbrae, Calif., where he had been hospitalized toward the end of a long illness.
		Paterson is survived by his wife, Susanna B. Paterson of Greenbrae; son Andrew of Ellicot City, Md.; daughters Annan Paterson of Novato, Calif., Mary Cheadle of Seattle, Wash., Susannah Saunders of San Anselmo, Calif., Caithleen Paterson Zilorus of Putnam Valley, N.Y., and Nora Messinger of Putnam Valley, N.Y.; and by 15 grandchildren.
	www.berkeley.edu /news/media/releases/2002/04/01_pater.html (487 words)

	Green Ribbon Award for John Paterson
		Paterson’s citation noted that his efforts had been outstanding in both time and dedication, but more importantly in the impact on the industry that his championing on the need for environmental responsibility at farm level in working practice has made.
		In his acceptance speech, John paid tribute to the 109 deer farmers who shared their experience and knowledge of sustainable management of deer which, he noted, are well on their way to making a significant contribution to New Zealand’s economy.
		John commented that it was about cultivating receptivity to new ideas amongst farmers en masse, and leading to changed practices that would result in cleaner streams and improved soil and water quality.
	www.deernz.org /n357.html (498 words)

	John Paterson
		JOHN PATTERSON (Paterson), the second son of the Kirtlehead household succeeded his father David to Kirtlehead, and was father of Mungo and Gavin Patterson.
		John Patterson was born March 12, 1781 and died in 1865, and Jane Hall was born November 9, 1790, and died November 7.
		John PATERSON Born: March 12, 1781 in Kirtlehead, Dumfriesshire, Scotland Died: February 18, 1865 in Kirtlehead, Dumfriesshire, Scotland Age at death: 83 married Jane HALL Born: November 9, 1790 Died: November 7, 1857 in Kirtlehead, Dumfriesshire, Scotland Age at death: 66
	www.staff.ncl.ac.uk /ian.paterson/john.htm (739 words)

	paterson
		Paterson achieved prominence in the national economy undreamed of by its founder.
		However, these improvements were held up for several years by the City of Paterson's decision to also enter into an agreement with a developer to construct prefabricated townhouses on the entire ATP Site.
		On March 29th, 1999, Paterson Friends, along with residents in the district, filed a lawsuit in Superior Court challenging the City of Paterson Planning Board's conditional approval of the developer's permit application.
	patersongreatfalls.com /0325pgf/00a.cgi?cr=01a00a00&hd=dhd&tl=dtl&tr=dtr&nl=dnl&bl=dbl&br=dbr&ft=dft (1280 words)

	SYCOTIC CO. (Paterson) - THE BOWEL NOSODES - BY John Paterson
		The details of this organism and the manner in which it was identified) is to be found in the original work published in the British Homopathic Journal of April, 1933.
		(Paterson) has marked action of the whole of the genito-urinary tract causing irritation of mucous membranes from the kidney to the urethral tract
		These are the nosodes prepared from the non-lactose fermenting organisms of the bowel which are most generally called for in practice, but there are two other members which are found occasionally in the stool and which are not well proved and seldom used.
	www.homeoint.org /books5/paterson/sycotic.htm (355 words)

	John Paterson
		PATERSON, John, soldier, born in New Britain, Connecticut, in 1744; died in Lisle, now Whitney's Point, New York, 19 July, 1808.
		He was graduated at Yale in 1762, taught, practised law, and was a justice of the peace at New Britain, Connecticut He settled in 1774 at Lenox, Massachusetts, and was a member of the first Provincial congress, which met at Salem in October, 1774, and of the next congress at Cambridge in February, 1775.
		Paterson was recommended to congress by General Horatio Gates on 30 September, 1776.
	www.famousamericans.net /johnpaterson (586 words)

	MORGAN (Bach) - THE BOWEL NOSODES - BY John Paterson
		(Paterson) is also indicated in skin and liver conditions, but it is likely to be more useful where there is evidence of acute inflammatory attack, such as that found in Cholecystitis.
		(Paterson) has often been found in the stool of patients suffering from renal colic and where X-ray has demonstrated the presence of renal calculus.
		(Paterson) should therefore be considered as a possible remedy in cases of renal colic.
	www.homeoint.org /books5/paterson/morgan.htm (523 words)

	Constitutional Officers: John Haygood Paterson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Of Montgomery, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, was born April 30, 1885, at Marion.
		He is the son of William Burns and Margaret Bingham (Flack) Paterson, the former a native of Tullibody, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, who came to America, lived at Greensboro, Marion and Montgomery.
		Paterson attended the public schools of Montgomery and graduated from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute with the degree of B.S., 1905.
	www.archives.state.al.us /conoff/paterson.html (199 words)

	Lanarkshire Family History Society - Forums - McLintock, Paterson, Laird in Airdrie
		John Paterson and Margaret Cruckshanks were my 4x grand parents.
		Agnes was age 36 and she gave her parents as John Paterson and Margaret Crookshanks.
		I am descended from John McLintock and Margeret Paterson through their son Peter 1841 His second marriage was to Marjery Robertson, and their son William Graham Robertson 1877 was my grandfather.
	www.lanarkshirefhs.org.uk /forums.php?m=posts&q=169 (727 words)

	Andy Paterson
		Paterson’s appointment is in both the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, in the crop and soil sciences department, and in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, in the botany and genetics departments.
		Paterson’s research had associated him with a number of UGA scientists in previous projects.
		Perhaps Paterson’s greatest strength, Smith said, is his ability to put together collaborative research and secure grants, gifts and contracts ($10.3 million over the past eight years) to fund them.
	www.uga.edu /news/newsbureau/releases/1999releases/paterson.html (962 words)

	Paterson
		Designated a national historic site in 1970, it is a unique display of industrial history, with old cobblestone streets and stone bridges; the abandoned houses of workmen and mill owners; and industrial works that include several locomotive factories (one dating back to 1830), the Colt gun factory (1835), and historic spinning mills and waterworks.
		William Paterson, British financier - Paterson, William, 1658–1719, British financier.
		John PATERSON - PATERSON, John (1744—1808) PATERSON, John, a Representative from New York; born in New...
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/us/A0837846.html (355 words)

	In retirement, Sisters of Charity still serve the Church
		In her "off time," she loves "light reading," including mystery novels that sit at the side of her chair by authors such as Mary Higgins Clark, a friend and benefactor of the Convent Station-based Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth.
		At the time, she also was in charge of care of the altar at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Paterson.
		After her time at St. John's, Sister Carroll became principal of St. Augustine School, Union City, before heading St. Vincent Martyr School, which she headed from 1980 to 1985.
	www.patersondiocese.org /page.cfm?Web_ID=1567 (1069 words)

	Episcopal News Service
		Bishop John Paterson (R), chair of the Anglican Consultative Council, addresses the Episcopal Church's Executive Council at their meeting in Philadelphia, March 6-9, 2006, as Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold (L) looks on.
		Paterson, speaking to the Council's opening session March 6, also apologized for the ACC's decision to limit the participation of the Episcopal Church and Anglican Church of Canada's delegations to the last ACC meeting in Nottingham, England in June 2005.
		Noting that the vote to ask the churches to voluntarily withdraw their members passed by two votes, Paterson said the decision "ostracized" the delegations.
	www.episcopalchurch.org /3577_72600_ENG_HTM.htm (1737 words)

	Amazon.ca: Blueberries for the Queen: Books: John Paterson,Katherine Paterson,Susan Jeffers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Based on John Paterson's actual experience (described in a historical note), this lengthy picture book draws a rather romanticized vision of farm life in the '40s and presents a hopeful story that mitigates the despairing events of the times.
		This literary tale began as a Paterson family story; the appended note explains that John Paterson met Queen Wilhelmina under similar circumstances in 1942.
		Jeffers' skilled pencil drawings, brightened with color washes, contrast John's dreams of himself as a knight in armor and the queen in medieval robes with scenes of New England in the 1940s.
	www.amazon.ca /Blueberries-Queen-John-Paterson/dp/0066239435 (652 words)

	Extension, Animal & Range Sciences
		John A. Paterson was raised on a cattle ranch in southwestern New Mexico and is currently an Extension Beef Specialist for Montana State University in Bozeman.
		Paterson's extension program focuses on a systems approach to producing safe, consistent, source verified, and high quality feeder cattle to the customer.
		Paterson has authored and coauthored 65 peer-reviewed manuscripts, one book chapter and more than 150 abstracts and proceedings papers.
	www.animalrangeextension.montana.edu /Beef/beef_specialist.htm (327 words)

	Reminscences of Paterson - Passaic County Historical Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		His father, John Flood, at one time bought 110 feet front in West street opposite Justice Geroe’s office (44 West street) for $88.
		The first Methodist preacher was a bookkeeper for John Colt and preached on Sunday and erected the lst church, for a long time called the Methodist chapel.
		Day went afterwards to Portland and it was his daughter that the late John English married as his second wife.
	www.lambertcastle.org /reminiscences.html (1143 words)

	Human Services News - Tributes flow for Dr John Paterson - March 2003
		Department of Human Services Secretary Patricia Faulkner said Dr Paterson would long be recognised for his unparalleled vision and impact for the system—in particular his key role in the very significant deinstitutionalisation processes for people with disabilities as well as those with mental illness.
		‘John held the strong view that staff are the critical core to the system and saw that they had the tools needed to do their job.
		Following the election of the Kennett Government in October 1992, Dr Paterson designed the amalgamation of CSV with the State’s Health Department to form the Department of Health and Community Services.
	www.dhs.vic.gov.au /humanservicesnews/mar03/johnp.htm (553 words)

	Descendants of John Paterson
		WILLIAM BUCHAN4 PATERSON (WILLIAM3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 1845 in Brechin, Angus, Scotland, and died Unknown.
		DAVID4 PATERSON (WILLIAM3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 1849 in Brechin, Angus, Scotland, and died Unknown.
		ALEXANDER4 PATERSON (WILLIAM3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 1851 in Brechin, Angus, Scotland, and died Unknown.
	home.cogeco.ca /~gsumpter/gen_paterson.htm (715 words)

	Personal Profile - Dr John Paterson
		John Paterson was born in Gore and grew up on a sheep farm at Waikaka, just a few kilometres further north.
		Upon his return to New Zealand in 1987, John took up a lecturing position in the Department of Geography at the University of Waikato, later becoming Head of the Social Science Research Programme, responsible for a small unit teaching social research methods to undergraduate and graduate students.
		John lives at Te Pahu, near Hamilton, on Waikoha Smallfarm, a 5.7 hectare lifestyle block which is also home to Francis the fox terrier, numerous hens and ducks, a couple of goats, and a few cattle, including some purebred and graded Dexters.
	www.lifestyleblock.co.nz /_general/john_paterson.htm (263 words)

	The Bull Pen - Oscar Villariel or John Paterson as DBacks 5th starter? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rototimes is claiming that Bob Brenly is deciding today whether John Patterson or Oscar Villariel will be his 5th starter.
		John Patterson has very little value to me if he is not intheir rotation:mad:
		Maybe John failed his unwritten rules final....with Brenly, who the Hell knows........
	www.rotojunkie.com /forums/showthread.php?t=20185 (310 words)

	Original Articles Dex-Info
		3) "Representation of Dexters on the Internet" by John Paterson - extract from "Representing Rare Breeds on the Internet: The Case of Dexter Cattle", Paper presented to the 22nd New Zealand Geographical Society Conference, July 2003 - 12 themes apparent in how Dexters are represented in text and images on the Internet.
		The influential role of a small number of Artificial Insemination bulls in the New Zealand Dexter herd is discussed in the context of the concepts of "founder effect" and "genetic drift".
		by John Paterson - A Paper presented to the Waikato Branch of the New Zealand Geographical Society in 2005.
	www.dex-info.net /original_articles.htm (1699 words)

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