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	Wynns History
		Benjamin Wynns was one of the representatives from Birtie County, from 1754 to 1759.
		Thomas was the youngest and was born in 1758 or 59 according to the notice of his death, published in the Raleigh Register in 1825.
		William Wynns was one of the representatives from Hertford County in 1779.
	wynnalston.com /wynns.htm (1731 words)

	Wynns Ltd - the UK's leading provider of independent advice on the movement of abnormal indivisible loads and project ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		WYNNS was established in Newport, Monmouthshire, in 1863.
		Its founder, Thomas Wynn was originally employed on the railways, but soon saw a need for an improved "onward distribution" system after goods were unloaded from the trains.
		After the death of Thomas Wynn in 1878, his 15 year-old son, Robert Wynn (who later gave his name to the company) took over the business with the help of his eldest sister, Emma.
	www.wynns-transport.com /history_home.htm (302 words)

	Decendants of John Miles - pafg05.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Byrd Miles (Thomas, John, John) was born on 4 Apr 1785 in, Caswell, NC.
		Thomas married Martha Beaty on 26 Jul 1845 in, Lincoln, TN.
		Thomas B. Miles III was born on 14 Feb 1814 in Triune, Williamson, TN.
	www.rootsweb.com /~momacon/decendant/pafg05.htm (199 words)

	The First 100 Persons Who Shaped Southern Nevada
		Thomas said The Golden Nugget had one of the most desirable locations on Fremont Street, but was managed by a group of old-timers who were content to coast.
		Wynn paid a $1.45 million ransom about two hours later, and was told her car would be found parked at McCarran International Airport.
		Wynn's donations did not seem to particularly favor either the Democratic or the Republican party, though he is registered as a Democrat.
	www.1st100.com /part3/wynn.html (2724 words)

	Ridley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Thomas Ridley appears to have lived in Surry County where he was a tithable in the household of Joseph John Jackman in 1702-1703.
		The close connection between Nathaniel and Thomas Ridley is suggested by the appearance of both men as headrights of William Maye of Isle of Wight in a patent dated 28 October 1702.
		Thomas Ridley III was a Colonel in the Southampton County militia and a justice of the county court.
	members.aol.com /bromnichol/ridley.htm (3581 words)

	SFBG News: October 7, 1998: SFConfidential (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		At the Sept. 22 board meeting, members Dan Kelly and Jill Wynns, who voted to oppose the privatization in June, moved for a committee meeting of the full board to discuss amending the agreement.
		Wynns suggested the meeting be held Oct. 6.
		According to Wynns, assistant to the board Esther V. Casco couldn't find a time when enough members were all free until after the election.
	www.sfbg.com /News/33/01/SFConfidential (755 words)

	Reason: Threatened by Success: One charter school’s fight against the education establishment. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Board president Jill Wynns, who told the press she’s "philosophically opposed to for-profit management," was supported by two newly elected trustees, Mark Sanchez, who taught at Thomas Edison in the pre-charter days, and Eric Mar, a lawyer and ethnic studies lecturer at San Francisco State whose wife is active in the local teachers union.
		She told the district’s interviewer that Thomas Edison was "two schools" before the charter, with teachers and administrators more lax in disciplining Latino students.
		Wynns announced the deal: Edison would be chartered by the state and would pay rent on the school building comparable to rent charged other charters; it would give up its students’ share of the district’s desegregation funds.
	www.reason.com /0202/fe.jj.threatened.shtml (4500 words)

	Baker
		She was the daughter of the Rev. Thomas Burgess of Halifax, an Englishman of the Episcopal faith.
		Wynns, jun. Nov Ct 1749 John Lovick CC John Baker was on the list of Justices of Peace appointed for the new County of Hertford.
		Thomas married aunt Agatha Jones and Benjamin was the father of William Mallory Harvey, who married Ann Baker, the third daughter of Uncle William.
	www.sallysfamilyplace.com /Neighbors/baker.htm (5812 words)

	A History of The Middle New River Settlements and Contiguous Territory, by David E. Johnston (1906).
		Of the people who came in 1772 Thomas Maxwell, Samuel Ferguson and the Peerys, who were in the battle of the Alamance, came from the Virginia Valley, Reece Bowen from Botetourt, near where Roanoke city now stands.
		Thomas, John and William Peery settled where the present town of Tazewell is now located, and John Peery, Jr.
		They were pursued by Thomas Ingles and Captain James Maxwell, and a party of men, who overtook them in a gap of Tug Ridge, since known as Maxwell's Gap from the circumstance that Captain Maxwell was there killed.
	www.kinyon.com /westvirginia/midnewriver/chapter5b.htm (2211 words)

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		Blount and Thomas Blount about Tennessee's new constitution and John Gray Blount's responsibility for a certain sum of money for entry of lands; letter, Mar. 21, from Hugh Williamson to Thomas Blount asking for a copy of a document relating to North Carolina in the Revolution.
		Wynns, Thomas (1764-1825) - Rep. from N. - Dec. 12, 1803.
		Shaw, William A. (friend of Thomas B. and Fabius Haywood, student at the University of North Carolina and medical student in Raleigh and at the University of Pennsylvania, began practice in Charleston), March 1821; Aug. 1821; Oct. 11, 1821; April 19, 1822; May 1825; Sept. 1825; Sept. 1826.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/h/Haywood,Ernest (14956 words)

	Men's Golf Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Wynns’ score vs. par rated 16th in the region and 77th among NCAA Division I golfers, according to the latest Golfstat rankings.
		Wynns was second at the Stetson Spring Invitational, then was co-medalist at the East Carolina Bradford Creek Intercollegiate (Apr. 2-3).
		Wynns hit season lows in three-straight rounds (70-68-67) on the par-72, 7130-yard Bradford Creek layout and the Camels won for the second time in as many outings after claiming last week’s Stetson Spring Invitational.
	www.gocamels.com /m_golf/archives/0304archives/archives.htm (5901 words)

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		M 10 Gabriel b 1795 d 1813 Thomas Durham-Rebecca Thomas was a Baptist minister and associated with several churches in N.C. and TN.
		Mary in Ft. Smith ----------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- Thomas Matthew Durham-Martha Harris Witt ----------------------------------------------------- Thomas Matthew b 1835 d 1864 Thomas was a POW at Camp Douglas during the Civil War He died there of Smallpox on Nov. 26 1864.
		She had in her possession 26 letters her grandfather Thomas had written to his family during his captivity at Camp Douglas, Ill. She (after death) donated the letters to the Tennessee Historical Society.
	members.tripod.com /~lebargatze/MyAncestorsindex.html (863 words)

	Richard01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It will be important to try to separate and clarify the identities of this Thomas, son of Richard, from the other Thomases, particularly the son of William of Nansemond and Thomas, the son of Henry the Quaker, and his son, Thomas, Jr.
		It seems likely that this Thomas Horn is the author of the Nash county Will, Book 1 p 22, probated July 1782, copy of which is on p 247 of the Ray Horn Book.
		Sons Thomas, William, and Michael are named in the Will, to which compare the bequests in the Will of William Horn, the childless, died in 1808 in Northampton County.
	www.kidneybiopsy.com /HornGenealogy/richard01.htm (2424 words)

	WINN/WYNN Families of Caldwell County
		Thomas was the son of Abraham and Elizabeth Cox.
		She was the daughter of Thomas Cox (son of Abraham Cox) and wife Elizabeth.
		Thomas Winn sold to Nathan T. Oliver, both of Trigg, 100 acres of land in Trigg on the headwaters of Hurricane Creek.
	home.hiwaay.net /~woliver/Caldwell2/Chronology/Winn_Wynn.html (2818 words)

	Study of Wynne Family Connections to Poythress Family in Colonial Virginia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		On 20 July 1629, Mary Wickham was buried, and Thomas Wynne of the Almony of St. Augustine, Canterbury, married the widow of James Nichols at St. Martins in Canterbury on 26 Oct. 1629.
		On 12 Aug. 1620, Thomas Wynne's brother Peter was married to Martha Coppin, daughter of William Coppin of St. Margarets, Canterbury.
		The Wynns say that a memorial tablet to him is in St. Georges, and is mentioned in Hasted's History of Kent, vol.
	www.poythress.net /wynne.html (702 words)

	pugh
		Francis3 Pugh III (Francis2, Francis1) was born 1692 in Nansemond County,Virginia, and died Bef.
		MARY5 WYNNS (MARGARET4 PUGH, FRANCIS3, FRANCIS2, FRANCIS1) was born in N Carolina.
		THOMAS WHITMELL5 PUGH (FRANCIS4, FRANCIS3, FRANCIS2, FRANCIS1) was born August 06, 1755 in Bertie County, NC, and died September 02, 1802 in Bertie County, NC.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~digginforroots/pugh/apughfrancis.htm (1475 words)

	James Lassiter
		Thomas Crew D.C/C. p96 D 51 Richard Horn (Horne) of Edgecombe Precinct to John Taylor March 4, 1734.
		Thomas Horn "part of Patent of land dated 1668" Wit: Robert Lassiter (Lasister), John Bohon, Charles Cavenah.
		Lassiter, Thomas, division of stock by commissioners among Jane Lassiter, widow of the decd.; Luke Lassiter, son of the decd.; and Mary Lassiter, daughter of the decd., Feb. Ct.
	pages.prodigy.net /blankenstein/james_lassiter.htm (2516 words)

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		Thomas Bailey our Great, Great, Great Grandfather, born 1808, married Priscilla Cooke (1807), a daughter of Thomas Cooke, Sr.,(See Cook Page) and they settled on Big Huff.
		Thomas was a farmer, he dug ginseng, raised bees and hunted.
		Thomas and Priscilla had ten children: Loudon, Amanda, Isaace, David, Twins Judson and Andy Bailey (the first of many twins born in the Bailey family) they were both in the Union Army at Red House Shoals on the Kanawha River where they both died of the measles and were buried there.
	www.angelfire.com /fl/cookcrab/Bailey.html (583 words)

	Blind World - Requested Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Elaine and Steve Wynn were honored at a celebration at the Stirling Club Friday for their generosity to the community.
		The Wynns were accompanied by actor George Hamilton, who served as master of ceremonies.
		Steve Wynn offered an opening night suite at Wynn Resort targeted for April 2005, which happens to be the 55th anniversary of the Desert Inn's opening, won by "Tiger" Mike Davis.
	home.earthlink.net /~blindworld3/PEOPLE/4-02-19-03.htm (542 words)

	John H. Wheeler (John Hill), 1806-1882. Reminiscences and Memoirs of North Carolina and Eminent North Carolinians.
		Sketch of General Thomas Wynns; of the Cotten Family; of Rev. Matthias Brickle; of Dr. Goodwin C. Moore; of John Brown; Sketch of Kenneth Rayner; of Willian N. Smith; Tristram Capehart; of Cullen Capehart and of Dr. Wm.
		Wynns; of the Wheeler Family; of Rev. Matthias Brickle; of Kenneth Rayner; of Godwin C. Moore; of Solon Borland; of Wm.
		Thomas states that the first press introduced into North Carolina (at New Berne) was in the year 1754 and Mr.
	docsouth.unc.edu /nc/wheeler/wheeler.html (17664 words)

	S.F. schools scam alleged / Ex-Rojas aide, wife arrested -- 3 others still at large
		Tronson is accused of 22 felony counts, and if convicted of all of them, the 45-year-old Redwood City resident could be sentenced to as much as 21 years in state prison.
		A spokesman for Strategic Resource Solutions said the firm was cooperating with prosecutors and had fired the two employees charged in San Francisco, salesman Thomas C. Marnane, 40, of Maryland and former executive Gregory B. Gabrilson, 55, of Arizona.
		Wynns recalled that Tronson had presented the contract to the school board as a great deal: energy savings at no cost to the district.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2002/10/10/MN24630.DTL (1044 words)

	Antics, Diecast & Display Vehicles incl. Corgi, Corgi, Fairground, Circus, Vintage Glory
		Thomas Wynn began the Wynn dynasty in Newport in 1863.
		DW2119 was built in 1915 for A. Thomas of Caerleon, from whom Wynns bought her in March 1921.
		A similar tractor and trailer has been restored into the Wynns livery and can be seen at rallies throughout the country.
	www.anticsonline.co.uk /584_1.html (321 words)

	Descendants of John Brittain Sr
		Wit: John A. Wynns, Susanna Wynns, Samuel Rayner, Jemima Brittain, 1785 Court 1790, Oath of Samuel Rayner.
		with Thomas Wynns and John sold his part to Thomas in 1820 and moved to Rutherford Co. Tenn.
		Wit: John A. Wynns, Susanna Wynns, Jemima Britton and Samuel Rayner.
	www.ncroots.com /Pitt/JohnBrittainSr.htm (3473 words)

	Robert Bracewell Time Line and Documents 1600's-2000
		Crown to Richard Sessums 300 acres in Edgecombe Co., on the north side of Tarr River joining near the mouth of a Branch Thomas Bryant, the head of a branch, ROBERT BRASWELL and the low grounds of the sd river.
		to Thomas Foxhall (co. not identified) 3 Dec. 1745 15 pounds current money of Va. 300 acres on the north side of Tar river, joining Thomas Bryant, RICHARD BRASWELL, a branch and the river all houses, orchards, gardens etc. Wit: Samuel Ruffin, W. Bryant Reg.
		Thomas Goodson to William Robrtson....79 acres adjoining William Goodson and Braswell.
	www.videoranch.net /timeline.htm (3439 words)

	Court of Appeals
		The chancellor found that the seven-year statute of limitations had been tolled by virtue of the grantor's mental incompetence, the deed was procured by fraud, and that the grantor was mentally incompetent on the date of the execution of the deed.
		Shelby County - This case involves a dispute between Thomas Clinton Wynns, III ("Thomas") and Rae Ann Cummings ("Rae Ann"), the son and granddaughter of Mrs.
		Plaintiff, Thomas, holder of a power of attorney from his mother, filed a complaint against the defendant, Rae Ann, seeking to have Rae Ann turn over to him all of Leola's assets in possession of Rae Ann.
	www.tsc.state.tn.us /opinions/tca/Ca4qtr2001.htm (16499 words)

	LSP - Miscellanea: Wheeler to Moore Coorespondence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the reign of George III, on the 5th Dec., 1767, it was enacted by the Governor's Council and Assembly that a town shall be estab[li]shed on the South side of Cashie r[i]ver at a place called Gray's Landing, in Bertie county; and be called Windsor.
		May I further suggest t[h]at additional interest would be create[d] by biographical sketches of the live[s] and services in the field, the war, and the farms of the men of Hertford.
		Also of General Thomas Wynns (and his numerous name-sakes in Congress in 1802.
	members.cox.net /bjernigan/gates/wheeler2moore.html (1150 words)

	The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Richard Wynne, Henry Thomas and Samuel Gibbons, of the Parish of St. John Wapping, were indicted for feloniously stealing a Silver Tankard, value 8 l.
		William Davis depos'd, That Gibbons came to him, and carried him to a House in the Mint, and they had Half a Pint of Geneva, and there was also present Wynn.: That Wynne was sober, and Gibbons was drunk.
		It did not appear, that Thomas knew of the stealing the Tankard till after it was done, and then would have had it been return'd, nor was any more with them afterwards, he was acquitted ; but the Evidence appearing plain then against Gibbons and Wynne, the Jury found them both guilty of the Indictment.
	www.oldbaileyonline.org /html_units/1720s/t17230828-12.html (468 words)

	Miscellaneous Warren Records of North Carolina
		THOMAS WALTON JR of Chowan Precinct to THOMAS HANSFORD Nov 8, 1736, 20 sh.
		THOMAS BAKER to CHRISTOPHER HOLLAMAN SR, Feb 8 1742/43 15 pds for 260 a.
		GEORGE WYNNS to WILLIAM ASKEW, Nov 6, 1752 20 pds for 100 a.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/7590/Misc_Warren_Records_NC.htm (3422 words)

	The Family of
		Thomas Woods is the same man who in 1699 deeded land to Richard Bennett of "Blackwater".
		Bennett, and the swamp near Thomas West's house and still, and is apart of patent to John Pope for 450 acres, July 24, 1728.
		Co., NC to Thomas Peete of Sussex Co, Va for " a good new barrel still" -185 Ac (150 of which was a patent to William Bennett Sr) and 35 of which was a patent to Thomas Smith on S/S Urahaw Swp adj.
	home.inu.net /sadie/williambennett.htm (8581 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		==================================================================== WYNNS Cemetery locate about 1 mile from the MOBLEY Cemetery This Cemetery is located about 150 yards from the Iron Ore Pit which provided most of the Ore for the LaGrange Furnace locate nearby, According to info.
		THOMAS, John William..Born Apr. 7, 1888 died July 7, 1890.
		WYNNS, Martha W. Daughter of Thomas W. and Mary P. Was born Fev 14th.
	ftp.rootsweb.com /pub/usgenweb/tn/stewart/cemeteries/winn.txt (291 words)

	WILLIS, T. - LoveToKnow Article on WILLIS, T. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		(15921749), Welsh politician, was the eldest son and heir of Sir William Williams, Bart, of Llanforda near Oswestry; his mother, Jane Thelwali, was a descendant of the antiquary, Sir John Wynn of Gwydir, Carnarvonshire.
		Educated at Jesus College, Oxford, Williams succeeded to Wynnstay near Ruabon and the estates of the Wynns on the death of a later Sir John Wynn in 1719, and took the name of Williams-Wynn.
		See Askew Roberts, Wynnstay and the Wynns (Oswestry, 1876).
	66.1911encyclopedia.org /W/WI/WILLIS_T_.htm (1820 words)

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