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	John Morgan Ratcliffe
		Fullard JH, Ratcliffe JM, Guignion C. Sensory ecology of predator-prey interactions: responses of the AN2 interneuron in the field cricket, Teleogryllus oceanicus to the echolocation calls of sympatric bats.
		Ratcliffe JM, Raghuram H, Marimuthu G, Fullard JH, Fenton MB.
		Extinction of the acoustic startle response in moths endemic to a bat-free habitat.
	www.people.cornell.edu /pages/jmr247 (478 words)

	Welcome home to the Grubb Company
		From the outset, John and Judith maintained the highest standard of ethics, openness, availability, supportiveness, and diligence.
		Their attention to detail was great, their explanations were invariably helpful, and their sense of the market proved uncanny.
		John and Judith made us feel that these things were just as important to them.
	grubbco.mlsb.com /idx/agentBio.cfm?cid=42&aid=1036 (316 words)

	GENUKI: Wills of Derbyshire - Surnames beginning Recent Additions
		of Litton yoeman and John SHELDON of Eyam husbandman.
		DAKIN, John - of Castleton, yoeman, 20 Aug 1703.
		His Trustees: John FOX, farmer, of Bradwell, son-in-law John DAKIN, optician of Bradwell and Job MIDDLETON, hatter, of The Hills, Bradwell who are briefed to be careful with the money and I think his intention was to safeguard the women of the family from spendthrift men.
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/eng/DBY/ProbateRecords/WillsZ.html (5002 words)

	Begin your adventure - Jamestown 2007
		John Ratcliffe was Captain of the Discovery, the smallest of the three ships that sailed from England on December 19, 1606 to Virginia, to found a colony, arriving May 14, 1607.
		Ratcliffe became the second Council president of the colony when Wingfield was deposed; he became unpopular because he insisted on the building of a 'palace' for himself as President and was succeeded by John Smith.
		John Ratcliffe (died September 1609) was captain of the Discovery, one of three boats that sailed from England on December 19, 1606 to Virginia, to found a colony, arriving May 14, 1607.
	www.beginyouradventure.co.uk /settlerinfo.php?id=81 (948 words)

	Jamestown, Virginia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Ratcliffe was elected to take his place until John Smith was elected to replace Ratcliffe a year later.
		While on a trade mission shortly after being elected, Ratcliffe was captured by Chief Powhatan and tortured to death by women of the Powhatan tribe leaving the colony without strong leadership.
		However, his major contribution is that he was the first man to successfully raise export tobacco in the Colony (although the colonists had begun to make glass artifacts to export immediately after their arrival).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jamestown,_Virginia (5175 words)

	Brad Cox, Ph.D.
		John Smith's later writings tell us that a few years earlier at the age of 12, Pocahontas had dramatically saved Smith from her father, the Powhattan's, wrath.
		John Rolfe returned to Virginia in 1617, and married Joane, the daughter of William Pierce, who had come to Jamestown in 1609.
		Pocahontas also met John Smith once again in London, but as she was royalty and he but a commoner, Pocahontas reportedly had a difficult time rekindling their old relationship.
	www.virtualschool.edu /mon/SocialConstruction/Jamestown.html (4123 words)

	George J. Ratcliffe - KS-Cyclopedia - 1912
		John Ratcliffe was reared to farm pursuits in Scotland, as his father had been before him, and in the year 1833, at the age of twenty, went to Canada where he became the owner of a farm of 120 acres which is still in the possession of the family.
		Ratcliffe was married in 1892 to Miss Sue La Grange of Kansas City, Kan., and to them have been born two children: Isaac La Grange Ratcliffe and Miss Margaret Almyra Ratcliffe.
		Ratcliffe is a Republican in politics and is known for his progressive spirit as a citizen.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/1912/r3/ratcliffe_george_j.html (438 words)

	Colonial Williamsburg Journal
		Captain John Martin backed Archer up, but Wingfield believed Smith was the first and only person to collect the charges against him.
		As uncertain as we are about the Pocahontas legend now, it was certain at the time that men in Smith's care had been lost on the expedition, and that President Ratcliffe and the Council saw that as an opportunity to be rid of him.
		Ratcliffe, Archer, and Martin delayed Smith's departure three weeks while they prepared charges and recruited witnesses.
	www.history.org /foundation/journal/smith.cfm (4374 words)

	POCAHONTAS
		Ratcliffe is disrespectful of his men, stating that he’ll use the "witless peasants" to dig up his gold.
		Ratcliffe shoots one of the Natives with a rifle and a soldier goes to hit the downed Indian with the butt of his rifle, but is knocked aside.
		Ratcliffe grabs a rifle and fires it at Powhatan, but Smith knocks him out of the way and is hit by the bullet (but lives).
	www.screenit.com /movies/1995/pocahontas.html (881 words)

	John Smith
		By the charter no local councillors were named for the colony, but sealed instructions were delivered to Newport, Gosnold, and Ratcliffe, which were to be opened within twenty-four hours of their arrival in Virginia, wherein would be found the names of the persons who had been designated for the council.
		It may be that, while the story as given by Smith is false as to detail, Pocahontas, who was at that time twelve or thirteen years of age, was touched with compassion for the captive and induced her father to treat him kindly.
		When lie returned to the fort, the rebels Ratcliffe, Archer, and others, who were awaiting trial for conspiracy, united against him, and he would probably have been murdered had he not promised to return to England.
	www.famousamericans.net /johnsmith (1648 words)

	jll-source (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the real voyage to Jamestown, George Percy was the brother of the Earl of Northumberland, John Ratcliffe was the captain of one of their three ships, and, of course there is John Smith.
		In the movie Percy is transformed into the dog of Ratcliffe, and Ratcliffe is given the rank of Governor.
		The colonists also look up to John Smith, unlike his true life in Virginia where, though he was a leader of the colony, twice his fellow settlers arrested him.
	www.lehigh.edu /~ineng/jll/jll-source.htm (589 words)

	Professor John Ratcliffe \| University of Salford - A Greater Manchester University
		John Ratcliffe is a chartered surveyor with over 35 years experience in the real estate field, both as a consultant and as an academic.
		John has enjoyed a wide and varied career with a strong international flavour.
		Over recent years, John has become increasingly involved in adopting and adapting the concepts, methods and techniques of Futures Studies to the needs and aspirations of the built environment.
	www.sobe.salford.ac.uk /people/vistingproffessors/profjohnratcliffe (527 words)

	My Genealogy Research
		John: In 1870 John and Elizabeth were living in Portland,Middlesex Co, CT, and John was working at the Quarry.
		Louis Ratcliffe6 Ameluxen, (Emma5 Ratcliffe, Samuel4, Thomas3, Titus2, Titus1) b.
		Frederick Thomas7 Ratcliffe, (Fred6, Thomas5, Samuel4, Thomas3, Titus2, Titus1) b.
	www.mygenealogyresearch.net /ratcliffe/index.htm (5472 words)

	WRSC 2003 Solo Open Results
		Ratcliffe and Denison were soon past, however, and Denison pulled away for a convincing win.
		Denison was the first to fall back and Gledhill got through Ratcliffe on the inside of a shift up the second lap beat.
		John Harrison, who had travelled all the way from Crewe, won the prize for the furthest travelled visitor.
	www.wrsc.org.uk /ResultsReports_2003SO.asp (379 words)

	RatcliffeBlog—Mitch's Open Notebook: Floyd Landis' testosterone levels
		Ratcliffe though I respect your opinion and I realize it is frustrating to hear about doping scandals so often but it is clear that your acceptance of Landis' story about drinking comes from a lack of knowledge of the sport.
		Posted by: Mitch Ratcliffe at August 1, 2006 07:09 AM My opening phrase was more focused on Landis' presumption of guilt: I was not very clear.
		However, I do maintain that the reason why doping is still deeply entrenched in cycling is because of the general public's ignorance of the facts and their lack of interest in putting and end to the problem.
	www.ratcliffeblog.com /archives/2006/07/floyd_landis_te.html (2172 words)

	Ratcliffe Highway Murders, 19th century English serial killer - The Crime library
		A small reward of fifty pounds was offered for information and, to notify area residents, a handbill was drafted and stuck on church doors.
		A coroner's jury was organized on December 10 with Coroner John Unwin, in which the principal players retold their stories from that fateful night.
		It seemed evident that someone had been watching the place for the servant girl's departure, as if they knew that she would be sent out—an odd thing for Marr to do at such an hour.
	www.crimelibrary.com /serial_killers/history/ratcliffe_murders/3.html (998 words)

	Professor John S Ratcliffe - Visiting Professor
		John Ratcliffe is a chartered planning and development surveyor with over thirty five years experience as a consultant and academic in the fields of urban planning and real estate development.
		A special interest of Professor Ratcliffe at the moment is the nature and development of responsible business practice, with particular reference to the real estate and construction industries.
		In August, 2005, John Ratcliffe was elected to the position of Secretary-General of the World Futures Studies Federation, the global body for professional futurists.
	www.lincoln.ac.uk /aad/staff/ratcliffe.htm (275 words)

	Ratcliffe Highway Murders, 19th century English serial killer - The Crime library
		They did not have records of the depositions (although newspaper accounts were said to be accurate by those who took the depositions).
		That sailor's name was John Peterson—J.P. The landlord recalled the maul in the toolkit, said he even had used it and had chipped it himself.
		In an open forum of witnesses that day, John Turner was asked if he could identify John William as the man he had seen standing over the deceased Mrs.
	www.crimelibrary.com /serial_killers/history/ratcliffe_murders/8.html (894 words)

	claimID.com/jratlee - john ratcliffe-lee
		Not By Me - by: my family From 2003 Tagged with: family john ratcliffe-lee
		By Me From 2006 Tagged with: photography john ratcliffe-lee JPG
		Not By Me - by: Robert Scoble From 2007 Tagged with: nikon john ratcliffe-lee robert scoble
	claimid.com /jratlee (727 words)

	John Ratcliffe, 1727 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Item, he left to his son James Ratcliffe twenty shillings that he owed the Testator, the new chest that was in the house and the cropp, with all the utensils belonging to the house, and the brick kiln.
		Item, he left to his said son’s wife an heifer, and she to pay two shillings to the children to his daughter Alice.
		Lastly, he no= minated and appointed his son Richard Ratcliffe sole Exec of all the rest of his goods moveable, and immoveable whatsoever.
	www3.telus.net /lawson/twill/1727_007.html (160 words)

	Top 20 Encyclopedia
		John Ratcliffe was elected to take his place.
		He would remain as President until wounded in 1609, when Ratcliffe became President again, although Ratcliffe was captured by Chief Powhatan, whose native name was Wahunsunacock, and tortured to death by women of the Powhatan tribe while on a trade mission, shortly after being elected.
		John Rolfe was the first man to successfully raise export tobacco in the Colony (although the colonists had begun to make glass artifacts immediately after their arrival).
	encyc.connectonline.com /index.php/Jamestown,_Virginia (2985 words)

	John Stephenson's forebears
		When Thomas Stephenson died, she married John Spencer on 28th November 1836, and had 3 more children by him: Ann (1837), John (1838) and William (1842).
		A waiter born in 1812 in Childwall, Lancashire.
		Born in 1800 at Crossmichael, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /john.stephenson4/page2.html (1072 words)

	The People of Little Shelford - Person Page 178
		John Wigmore was baptized on 7 November 1642 in All Saints, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England.
		John Austin witnessed the marriage of Thomas Elbourn and Sarah Ann Austin on 11 April 1816 in Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England.
		John Austin was baptized on 4 November 1810 in All Saints, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England.
	www.robalsmith.id.au /shelford/people/people-p/p178.htm (3545 words)

	The People of Little Shelford - Person Page 56
		John Ratcliffe Cousins married Eleanor Fanny Law, daughter of James Edmund Law and Eleanor Blanche Huddleston, on 10 May 1887 in All Saints, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England.
		Ratcliffe Cousins witnessed the marriage of John Ratcliffe Cousins and Eleanor Fanny Law on 10 May 1887 in All Saints, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England.
		John Coldecot married Elizabeth Carpenter, daughter of Miles Carpenter and Mary (?), on 31 October 1689 in All Saints, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England.
	members.optusnet.com.au /robalsmith/people/people-p/p56.htm (3139 words)

	Ratcliffe School Dawlish (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ratcliffe will endeavour to admit all children referred to the school by the L.E.A., but will reserve the right to advise the L.E.A. that a child would not be suitably placed.
		When a child starts at Ratcliffe parents are very welcome to bring them into school on the first day.
		The event is organised by the "Friends of Ratcliffe School" and offers of assistance from parents are gratefully received.
	www.dawlish-ratcliffe.devon.sch.uk /prospect1.htm (6646 words)

	::: European Futurists Conference Lucerne :::
		John Ratcliffe is a chartered planning and development surveyor with over thirty five years experience as a consultant and academic in the fields of urban planning and real estate development.
		Currently he is Director and Dean of the Faculty of the Built Environment at the Dublin Institute of Technology, which is the largest university level institution in the Republic of Ireland, and Founder and Chairman of The Futures Academy there.
		The author of a number of books and numerous other publications on land use and development matters, John Ratcliffe has also acted as a consultant to national and international organisations and agencies in both the public and private sectors.
	www.european-futurists.org /wEnglisch/who_we_are/speakers06/bio_ratcliffe.php (292 words)

	RATLIFF (RADCLYFFE) FAMILY TREE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		John Ratcliffe was part of the first permanent English Colony settlement called Jamestown, Virginia, which was founded on May 13, 1607.
		Cecilia was the daughter of Sir John de Ashton of Ashton, Seneschal of Bayeaux in 1416 and a distinguished soldier in the wars of Henry V. Cecilia was sister to Sir Thomas Ashton, the Alchemist.
		John was born on June 16, 1869, in Carroll County, Virginia, died on April 23, 1944, in Benton County, Arkansas, age 74, son of Irena Martin Webb and David C. Rakes.
	www.netlizard.com /matt2/ratliff.html (13318 words)

	Janus: The Papers of Jack Ratcliffe
		John Ashworth Ratcliffe was born in Bacup, Lancashire, 12 December 1902.
		Once the collection has been opened, researchers wishing to publish excerpts from the papers must obtain prior permission from the copyright holders and should seek advice from Archives Centre staff.
		Information was obtained from "Who Was Who 1981-1990" (A and C Black) and K. Budden, "John Ashworth Ratcliffe 1902-1987" published in "Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society", volume 34 (1988).
	janus.lib.cam.ac.uk /db/node.xsp?id=EAD/GBR/0014/RACL (385 words)

	Captain John Smith eBook
		On the eve of his fall he had written, “I shall yet live to see it an English nation:” and he lived to see his prediction come true.
		No local councilors were named for Virginia, but to Captain Newport, Captain Bartholomew Gosnold, and Captain John Ratcliffe were delivered sealed instructions, to be opened within twenty-four hours after their arrival in Virginia, wherein would be found the names of the persons designated for the Council.
		Among the planters were Edward Maria Wingfield, Captain John Smith, Captain John Martin, Captain Gabriel Archer, Captain George Kendall, Mr.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/3130/34.html (420 words)

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