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	Sherman, Michigan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sherman is a small unincorporated community in Wexford County in the U.S. state of Michigan.
		Sherman was platted in 1869 and incorporated as a village in 1887.
		Sherman was the county seat until 1881, when, as a result of the so-called "Battle of Manton", the seat was moved first to Manton and a short time later to Cadillac.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sherman,_Michigan (301 words)

	Sherman Pioneers in Michigan
		However, the earliest Shermans shown in census records in Michigan were in the 1820 Federal Population Census.
		Since these Shermans varied greatly in their lineage, where they came from geographically and their occupations, they can probably be considered representative of most of the Michigan pioneers.
		Secondly the Sherman family progenitors are listed alphabetically by their given name within the primary County in which they settled in Michigan.
	sherman-roots.com /sherman/pioneers/sp-index.html (1115 words)

	Reports - Sherman Report
		Sherman allowed a few days for the troops to rest, before realizing that there were no more rations left.
		In his Michigan classroom, he made a famouse speech to his class that made the cover of many popular Newspapers of the time.
		William Sherman died in 1891 of unknown causes.
	reports.4mg.com /reports/sherman (862 words)

	Lawrence W. Sherman, Ph. D.
		Sherman, L. W., Schmuck, R., and Schmuck, P. Kurt Lewin's contribution to the theory and practice of education in the United States: The importance of cooperative learning.
		Sherman, L. W., Schmuck, R. and Schmuck, P. Kurt Lewin's contribution to the theory and practice of education in the United States of America: The importance of cooperative learning.
		Sherman, L. W., and;Wolf, A. Intrapersonal perceptions of shyness and humor as related to interpersonal perceptions of social distance and humorousness.
	www.users.muohio.edu /shermalw (1620 words)

	Features
		Sherman James' hypothesis on "John Henryism" states that the psychological stress resulting from persistent social and economic oppression contributes to health problems in African Americans.
		In Sherman James' case, an important part of his village was the local fl-owned pharmacy.
		Sherman James, Ph.D. '73, is the John P. Kirscht Collegiate Professor of Public Health in the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan.
	magazine.wustl.edu /Spring03/ShermanJames.html (1322 words)

	Sherman Jackson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Sherman Jackson’s two-day seminar at NYU was a crashing success, if I may say so.
		Sherman Jackson is a professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies in the department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Michigan.
		Sherman has written many articles on Islam and is without a doubt, one of the most important people alive today writing on the Muslim experience from “Western eyes”.
	www.manrilla.net /shermanjackson (1036 words)

	Dr. Janette Sherman - Physician and Author
		Sherman served on the advisory board for the Toxic Substances Control Act, US EPA from 1976-82; has been an advisor to the National Cancer Institute on breast cancer and to the US EPA on pesticides.
		Sherman is the author of some 70 articles concerning adverse effects from exposure to toxic agents, including chlordane, Dursban, lindane, DDT, PCBS, PBBS, dioxins, tamoxifen, DES, radiation, and others.
		She publishes and lectures in the field of toxicology and currently is an Adjunct Professor of Sociology at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan where she consults with graduate students and faculty on workers' illnesses.
	www.safe2use.com /drsherman/about-author.htm (324 words)

	Connecting Capron Cousins - Person Page 264 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Thomas Sherman Nichols died on 29 April 1941 at age 61 in Fairfield, Michigan.
		Ania Nichols was born on 9 September 1889 in Seneca Twp, Michigan.
		She married Thomas Sherman Nichols, son of John T. Nichols and Ida May Capron, on 4 October 1899 in Morenci, Michigan.
	home.comcast.net /~desilva/p264.htm (544 words)

	Dighton - Sherman Township, Michigan - Infomi.com
		Sherman Township is located on the near northwestern border of Osceola County.
		A distinctive feature of this township is that it contains the highest point in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula.
		It also includes Center Lake, which is bordered on one side by a retreat center and the other side by a Bible camp.
	www.infomi.com /township/sherman/osceola (166 words)

	Janette Sherman Author
		Sherman is a specialist in internal medicine and toxicology.
		Sherman worked in radiation and biologic research at the University of California nuclear facility, and at the US Naval Research Laboratory at Hunter's Point in San Francisco.
		Currently she is Adjunct Professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, and Research Associate and Lecturer with the Radiation and Public Health Project.
	www.janettesherman.com /author.html (248 words)

	Video History Project: Resources - Individual Biography
		Tom Sherman is an artist and theorist best known for his media art and writing about person/machine relationships.
		Sherman, born and raised in Manistee, Michigan, emigrated to Toronto in 1971.
		Sherman was an international commissioner for the "Art, Technology and Informatics" section of the 1986 Venice Biennale.
	www.experimentaltvcenter.org /history/people/bio.php3?id=539 (303 words)

	M4 Sherman Medium tank
		Like the M3, the M4 was developed by engineers from Chrysler and the Army, but this time the tank only had a crew of five and the 75mm cannon was supported by a revolving turret.
		The Sherman saw action in all theaters of the conflict and, by war's end, was produced in eighteen different models.
		The Detroit Arsenal produced the most Shermans, totaling 17,750 tanks, roughly 25 percent of all Shermans made.
	www.michiganhistorymagazine.com /extra/tanks/sherman.html (106 words)

	University of Michigan
		When he isn't in his lab at the Life Sciences Institute, chemist David Sherman, Ph.D., is likely to be found in a wetsuit, scouring the undersea world of coral reefs to find substances with disease-fighting potential.
		Sherman is keeping a web log of his latest expedition on the reefs adjoining Papua, New Guinea.
		Sherman is the John G. Searle Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, and holds appointments in LSI, the College of Pharmacy, and microbiology and immunology in the U-M Medical School.
	www.umich.edu /news/index.html?Releases/2005/May05/shermana (197 words)

	build a home in Sherman - Country Ridge
		Located in Sherman, this small town atmosphere boasts fun-in-the-sun activities found at nearby Lake Texoma.
		Sherman is home to great restaurants, retail stores and major employers such as Folgers and Texas Instruments.
		Country Ridge Estates in Sherman, Texas is truly a place you can be proud to call home.
	www.pulte.com /homefinder/community.asp?commorg_acctcode=1379 (105 words)

	Sherman House
		In its heyday, the Sherman House was the place to "see and be seen" in Mount Clemens. Politicians, business magnates, and actors were among its noted guests.
		Following the bank's purchase of the property, the Sherman's days as a hotel were numbered. Its last day of operation as a hotel was August 31, 1926. Thereafter, rooms were leased to various businesses and offices until the bank was ready to begin construction of a modern, new facility.
		The Sherman House passed into memory during the week of April 1, 1929, when the venerable old hostelry was demolished to make way for the new Mount Clemens Savings Bank.
	www.libcoop.net /mountclemens/sherman.htm (356 words)

	Moments to Remember - Michigan City Public Library
		According to a history of Michigan City written 68 years ago by Rollo Oglesbee and Albert Hale, "scarcely a canal was projected which did not have Michigan City for a terminal and hardly a railroad was drawn on the map without beginning or ending at Michigan City or without aiming to establish connections.
		Michigan City, cited by Look Magazine and the National Municipal League for the quality of its community life - particularly as evidenced by citizen action programs - was one of 13 All-America Cities chosen from an original field of 142 entries.
		Michigan City residents observed their first wartime Fourth of July since 1918, as a page one News-Dispatch story said, "with the determination that they shall preserve the independence which our forefathers won for us 166 years ago." Tires were rationed and a 40-mile-an-hour speed limit was in effect.
	www.mclib.org /moments.htm (11196 words)

	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Sherman
		Michigan state house of representatives from Tuscola County, 1946, 1948, 1950.
		Sherman, Roger Minott — Superior court judge in Connecticut, 1839-42.
		Sherman, Roy V. — of Akron, Summit County, Ohio.
	politicalgraveyard.com /bio/sherman.html (1049 words)

	Zebra Mussel Update #21
		Sherman found the large mussels -- 20 and 16 mm in length -- attached to rocks while she was surveying the lake bottom for native Unionid mollusks.
		They are: Eagle, Loon and Portage lakes in Michigan; Lake Wawasee in Indiana; White Star Quarry and Hargus Lake in Ohio; and Conesus Lake and Hinkley Reservoir in New York.
		As part of a program funded by Michigan Sea Grant and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, plankton samples from 45 Michigan lakes will be examined this summer for zebra mussel veligers.
	www.sgnis.org /publicat/newsltr/zmupd21.htm (1691 words)

	WCFCourier.com \| The Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier Online!
		Sherman also learned that football is more than just a game for some.
		Sherman has been going to practice each day and spending his evenings with the other quarterbacks, going over films and game plans.
		Sherman would like to get it down well enough to get his spot in the starting lineup back for one more game.
	www.wcfcourier.com /articles/1997/12/21/export1553.txt (1289 words)

	gsr_cuttin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In 1998 Gary finished fourth in the Modified point standing at Michigan Ideal speedway with four feature event wins and was twelve time top qualifier.
		Also in 1999 Gary won the infamous "Michigan Cup" race in the Modified series, and the Super Latemodel rookie of the year honors at Spartan Speedway with one feature event win.
		Gary was one of the four drivers nominated for Driver of the year for the entire state of Michigan.
	www.garysherman.net /gary.php (418 words)

	John Newberry Bible Record ca 1769
		Sherman Boivin's great grandmother, Phebe Jane Newberry, was born in Saratoga, N.Y. the youngest child of Nathaniel Newberry and Jane Mack Newberry.
		Phebe Jane married Franklin Sherman in Michigan and migrated west to California in 1864.
		Sherman Boivin became heir to the Bible when two of Alzina's daughters (never married) died in about 1950.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/ny/county/orange/bible (384 words)

	Gary Sherman Racing
		We at GSR, in association with driver Gary Sherman, have competed in several different divisions of auto racing ranging from ASA to Sprint to Street Stock, including Modified, Late model, Baby Grand, Dwarf, and Legacy.
		The 2004 season is Gary Sherman's official ASA rookie season, with a full season of 14 scheduled racing events, 9 of which are nationally televised.
		No matter what state you live in, there's a pretty good chance Gary and GSR will be visiting somewhere near by, whether it be on a circle track or a road course.
	www.garysherman.net (261 words)

	Wheaton
		) was born April 12, 1896 in Berrien County, Michigan (Weesaw Twp), and died September 29, 1960 in Muir, Michigan.
		) was born August 25, 1897 in Galien, Michigan, and died August 20, 1976 in Oakland County, Michigan.
		BARBARA L.) was born September 18, 1917 in Mason County, Michigan (Sherman Twp).
	members.tripod.com /hill-lafler1928/wheaton.htm (846 words)

	Playbill News: Michigan's BoarsHead Theater Snags Respected Director Geoffrey Sherman to Run the Show
		The BoarsHead Theater, one of Michigan's oldest resident theatres, in the state capital of Lansing, announced Geoffrey Sherman as the new artistic director, effective November 2003.
		Sherman, 54, is the British-born director who served as the artistic director of Michigan's largest LORT house, the 600-seat Meadow Brook Theatre, 1995-99, but left when he felt the administration there didn't have faith in his programming.
		Sherman has also served as a guest director at more than 40 theaters on both sides of the Atlantic including England's Redgrave and Crucible Theatres, the Seattle Repertory Theatre and Milwaukee Repertory Theatre.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/78610.html (605 words)

	MSU - School of Music - Faculty
		Richard Sherman is professor of flute at the Michigan State University School of Music.
		Sherman is former principal flute with the Rochester (New York) Philharmonic Orchestra, and is principal flute with the Chautauqua (New York) Symphony Orchestra and the Lansing Symphony Orchestra.
		Sherman is the recipient of an ITT International Fellowship, and the Henri Cohn Memorial Prize at Tanglewood for most outstanding fellowship student.
	www.music.msu.edu /faculty/faculty.php?id=75 (271 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Columnist Jeff Haney: Final Four betting attracts value seekers
		The Stardust opened Michigan State a 1-point favorite in Saturday's game, though the line has moved to Arizona minus 1.
		Not so good for the books was Michigan State's 7-point win over Temple, which fell right around the number on the total as well as the sides.
		"Michigan State opened at 6 and was bet to 7 1/2, and the total went from 132 to 130.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/text/2001/mar/28/511619624.html (824 words)

	Western Family Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Eliza was born Adeliza Violet Dunstan on February 23, 1891, in Bessemer, Michigan.
		When Eliza marries Sherman Western at the age of 18 in Superior, Wisconsin on October 27, 1909, she lists her occupation as a "Dressmaker".
		Sherm was born Austin Sherman Western on February 9, 1887, in Cadott, Chippewa County, Wisconsin, son of Charles Henry Western, and Sarah Peterson of Kosciusko County, Indiana.
	www.dwsitedesign.com /western/webpage.html (1110 words)

	Sherman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sherman Township, Michigan, one of several in Michigan
		Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, California, a district in the San Fernando Valley region of the City of Los Angeles
		Sherman Creek, a tributary of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sherman (201 words)

	Sherman, Michigan MI, township profile (Huron County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		Michigan > All counties > Huron County > Sherman
		Sherman is a township in Huron County.[NOTE: This is not the only community in Michigan named Sherman.
		Median rent in Sherman, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $281.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=268169 (686 words)

	Rhonda Sherman - Resume
		Sherman, R. Municipal solid waste landfill regulations in North Carolina.
		Sherman, R. Managing construction and demolition debris: A guide for builders, developers, and contractors.
		Sherman, R. Waste reduction and recycling for the lodging industry.
	www.bae.ncsu.edu /people/faculty/sherman/resume3.html (2364 words)

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