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	WILLIAM F. BROUGHTON
		WILLIAM F., the leading meat merchant of Stonington, was born in Providence, R.I., April 19, 1857, son of James Broughton.
		William F. Broughton was educated in Hope Valley and in a Bryant and Stratton business college of Providence.
		Broughton do not regret their early start in life, and they are to be congratulated for their bright and most interesting trio of children.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ctnwlbio/broughton_wm.html (423 words)

	William Robert Broughton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		William Robert Broughton was a British naval officer in the late 18th century.
		Broughton and his party navigated upriver as far as the Columbia River Gorge.
		A plaque erected by the State of Oregon along Interstate 84 in the Columbia Gorge commemorates the spot where Broughton landed in 1792.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Robert_Broughton (221 words)

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		Broughton’s chart bears the name Hans Oldson island after this man. Today a monument to Hans Oldson marks the grave site on Daikoku Island and at the nearby city of Muroran a granite statue of the Providence was erected in 1996 to commemorate the bicentennial of the visit British maritime expedition.
		Broughton knew that the northernmost island of Japan (Hokkaido) was called Yesso and prior to his arrival had been known to Europeans only by the voyage of La Perrouse and the journals of the Dutch vessels Castricom and Briekes.
		Broughton noticed the Ainu women, "fishing with the men and assisting them in rowing, their hair was cut very short, close round their heads, their lips were punctured with a blue colour and their clothing seemed in every respect the same as the men.
	mcel.pacificu.edu /aspac/papers/scholars/mockford/mockford.htm (12176 words)

	HistoryLink Essay:British Royal Navy Lieutenant William Broughton names Point Vancouver on October 30, 1792.
		Broughton, successfully crossed the treacherous bar at the mouth of the Columbia on October 19, 1792, but Vancouver’s larger ship Discovery was forced to turn back.
		Broughton sailed the Chatham 10 or 15 miles up the Columbia to near the present location of Megler, Pacific County, then abandoned the attempt to navigate it through the river’s confusing channels.
		According to Vancouver’s account of the expedition, Broughton concluded that the river probably did not extend much farther, and certainly could not be navigated farther.
	www.historylink.org /essays/printer_friendly/index.cfm?file_id=5233 (662 words)

	Jim Mockford \| Before Lewis and Clark, Lt. Broughton's River of Names: The Columbia River Exploration of 1792 \| Oregon ...
		Broughton named it Hartwell's River, probably after Francis Hartwell, the Navy Board clerk of acts whose responsibilities for correspondence record-keeping were well known to those such as Broughton and Vancouver as they created journals and correspondences from what had been an unknown part of the world.
		Broughton was of the opinion that the headwaters of the river were somewhere on the high mountain.
		Broughton's exploration of the Columbia by boat was reenacted in 1992 by Douglas Brooks, who constructed a replica of the Chatham's cutter and trained volunteers to row it upriver from the mouth of the Columbia to Broughton's easternmost point.
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/ohq/106.4/mockford.html (8508 words)

	Descendants of William de Thoroboughe
		William de Thoroboughe was born in Thornborough in York County.
		William de Thornorough of Thornborough in York County, married a daughter of Sir John Croker of London.
		William 5 Thornburgh Esquire was born in Hampsfield Hall England.
	home.att.net /~rgartee/thornsb/wdthorn.htm (1207 words)

	Broughton Family,S.C., Ga, Al, Tx.
		Broughton was witness to Edward Broughton's purchase of a young male slave from James Brunson.
		Broughton was born on march 10,1805 in the State of South Carolina ; moved with his father to Alabama when a boy; was mararied to Mrs.
		In 1708 Thomas Broughton being prevented from enslaving free Indians by the Indian Agent Nairne hatched a plot with some of his men and accused Nairne of "seeking to dethrone Queen Anne in favor of the Pretender." Bail was not allowed in the charge of high treason and Nairne lay in jail for five months.
	members.tripod.com /~MearsM2/Broughton.html (7577 words)

	William Frearson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		George Arthur and William were both members of the church choir and their sister, Dorothy, remembers a self-conscious Billy singing a solo "Bless This House" in a concert at Field Broughton Institute.
		William was too young to "join up" when the war began, but when he could, he became a member of the local Home Guard, and joined the RAF as soon as he was old enough.
		The final phase of William's training was at Prestwick, on the Ayrshire coast, from 14th to 27th September 1942, where he learned "Coastal SI Operating" flying 13.20 hours on Bothas of No 3 RDFS (Radio Direction Finding School), its role was to train wireless operators in airborne interception.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /howard.martin/William_Frearson.html (1424 words)

	Ancestors of the Bush family of Mobile, AL (Direct Lineage)
		William Broughton, son of Jesse Broughton and Mary Hawkins, was born in 1775-1776 in Surry County, NC and died on 14 Jun 1844 in Georgia, at age 69.
		William P. Thomas, son of Michael Thomas and Mary, was born in 1770 in Bertie Co., North Carolina and died in 1824 in Warren Co., Georgia, at age 54.
		William Toney, son of Edward Toney and Unknown, was born in 1634 in Bristol, Somerset, England and died in 1675 in New Kent Co., VA, at age 41.
	www.ebcal.com /family/genealogy/bush_parental_ancestry/a1.htm (7436 words)

	Fredericksburg.com - Broughton copes with nerve illness
		The well-known Broughton was a member of the School Board for nearly 15 years until May, when she surprised her fellow board members and others by resigning.
		Broughton said she first learned of the disease after one of her eyes got "real big and wide open" for no apparent reason.
		Broughton says she's experiencing periods of weakness and fatigue, but doctors expect those to decrease or go away altogether once the treatment is completed.
	www.fredericksburg.com /News/FLS/2006/102006/10302006/232368 (759 words)

	Descendants of Symond Broughton
		Jesse BROUGHTON (Willoughby, James, Symond) was born in 1748 in Virginia.
		On the 12th day of August, 1838, Mary Broughton, aged 82, on 10th March next, and a resident of Stinking Creek, about 17 miles of Barbourville seat of Justice in Knox County Kentucky and made statement that she is a widow of John (Job) Broughton who was a private in the Revolutionary (war).
		Winifred "Winnie" BROUGHTON (Willoughby, James, Symond) was born in 1761/1765 in Brunswick Co, Virginia.
	bransoncook.systemaxonline.com /gedcoms/broughton/pafg04.htm (1383 words)

	Sleep and Health - Dr. Roger Broughton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Broughton, 66, is quick with a story and young at heart…in February he married French psychiatrist, Marie-Jose Dealberto.
		Broughton was born in Montreal, to Edith Olwen and James (Jimmy) William Broughton.
		British born, James Broughton, was a world authority on organic chemistry and director of a laboratory at the National Research Council of Canada.
	www.sleepandhealth.com /Newspaper/2003/June/04.htm (609 words)

	Human Resources Staff, Broughton Hospital (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		She is also the person Broughton Hospital staff or outside visitors check in with when coming to visit other HR staff members.
		Carol came to Broughton from the Department of Corrections, where she worked 5 years in the Personnel and Accounting Departments.
		William serves on the hospital's Safety and Health Committee, PI Function Committee, Environment of Care Function Committee, HR Function Committee, HOPE Committee, Crisis Management Team Committee, and Radioisotope Committee, and is a member of the Hospital Management Team.
	www.broughtonhospital.org /html/human_resources_staff__brought.html (765 words)

	William Grant Broughton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Broughton died in London in February 1853, and is buried in Canterbury Cathedral.
		Broughton made many journeys around the fledgling colony and is credited as instigating the building of many churches in places such as Newcastle and the Hunter Valley north of Sydney and in the Monaro region inland to the south-west.
		William Boydell and Mary Phoebe are both buried at Saint mary on Allyn, along with their son, Henry, who died when he was one year old.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Grant_Broughton (604 words)

	The Official Website for the City of Washougal, Washington, Gateway to the Gorge Area Attractions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		From this campsite, William Clark also led a group of men back down the Columbia to discover the Willamette River, which they had missed on both their outward and return voyages.
		He dispatched a smaller vessel to explore the mouth of the Columbia and directed Lt. William Broughton to explore its headwaters in a longboat.
		Broughton assumed that the head waters of the Columbia originated at Mt. Hood (a vista he named after an English admiral).
	www.ci.washougal.wa.us /cow/attractions/captain_clark_park.htm (1000 words)

	UASI
		Vancouver directed Lieutenant William Broughton, the commanding officer of the Chatham, to explore those islands while he and the Discovery explored the waters to the south.
		Broughton informed me, that the part of the coast he has been directed to explore, consisted of an archipelago of islands lying before an extensive arm of a sea stretching in a variety of branches between the N.W. north, and N.N.E."
		It was argued that without a doubt, the chart of Lt. Broughton was the first chart of the San Juan Islands, however scholars since have noted that Francisco Eliza and crew, aboard the San Carlos, a Spanish Brig, did the "first chart" of the San Juan's the year before in 1791.
	www.nwrain.com /~newtsuit/uasi/vancouver.html (1809 words)

	A Lasting Legacy Part III
		This is the third in a four-part series detailing Meriwether Lewis and William Clark's use of place names on their journey through the Pacific Northwest, and how those names have fared through the years.
		Broughton spent the nights of October 29 and 30, 1792, in this section of the river on the final leg of his exploration of the Columbia.
		William Broughton named the bay, "Baker's Bay," to give credit to a British merchant, Captain James Baker, whose ship was anchored inside the Columbia's mouth when Broughton crossed the bar to explore the river for Vancouver in 1792.
	www.washingtonhistory.org /wshm/lewisandclark/lasting_legacy_pt3.htm (3639 words)

	First Fleet 1788 - Unknown - William Broughton
		But Broughton was an honest and reliable administrator, and in 1793 he was rewarded for his services with a grant of thirty acres at Concord.
		Meanwhile, Broughton was appointed acting commissary in place of Robert Fitz, and later, in March 1810, in place of John Palmer.
		In December 1810 Broughton married the widowed Elizabeth Simpson, and a further five children were born to him.
	members.tripod.com /virtaus4/volume6/first_fleet/unknown/brought.htm (531 words)

	Two Villages Archive Trust - Lords of the Manor of Broughton
		To complicate matters, Robert de Broughton retained a small holding in the village including that originally held by Countess Judith.
		Thus both Milton Keynes and Broughton came to be held by the Stafford family.
		The first was married to William Lord Howard of Roworth and had a daughter, Agnes, who became the wife of William Pawlett, Lord St. John, son and heir apparent to the Most Honourable John Lord Marquess of Winchester.
	www.mkheritage.co.uk /tva/Broughton/manorial.html (719 words)

	Brought to you from:
		William Broughton on July 4, 1831 in Morgan County, Georgia.
		FENLEY, William A. – He was born 13 November 1862 and died 7 April 1884; buried in Douglass Cemetery in Douglass, Nacogdoches County, Texas.
		FENLEY [FINLEY], William Norris – “Billy” was born 27 October 1822 in Clarke County, Alabama, and he died 27 March 1899 in Nacogdoches County, Texas.
	www.geocities.com /bethel_75961/Finley.html (4978 words)

	The Original Sheffield Indexers Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Mary Broughton buried 16/5/1821 age 16 of Sheffield Park, dtr of William, collier
		William Broughton buried 7/5/1828 age 65 of Sheffield Park, Duke St, collier.
		I don't know how much information you have on Spence BROUGHTON but he was born in 1746 at Marton near Sleaford Lincolnshire, the son of a prosperous farmer.
	pub11.bravenet.com /forum/907514572/show/573222 (325 words)

	Ordination Statement of Charles J. Arnett
		Pastor William Davis made the motion that Pastor Larry Fetzer should be elected to moderate the meeting of the council, it was seconded by Pastor Will Alexander and the motion was then carried.
		Then the motion was made by Pastor William Broughton that Pastor Jerry Locher was to act as secretary, that motion was seconded by Pastor Harold Green.
		Pastor William Davis made the motion that Pastor Arnett be commended for a manifestation of humility and for his preparedness to answer the council.
	www.nacnet.org /baptist/arnjul96.htm (4658 words)

	Very Remarkable Point
		It was about four miles around, said Clark, and was joined to the mainland by an isthmus no more than fifty yards wide.
		Local Indians called it Secomeetsiuc, but in October of 1792, 13 years before Lewis and Clark arrived, explorer George Vancouver, captain of the British sloop Discovery, sent Lieutenant William Broughton across the bar in a smaller boat to explore the lower Columbia.
		Broughton gave it the name by which it is known today, Tongue Point.
	www.lewis-clark.org /FTCCOLUMBIA/fc_ptwi1.htm (384 words)

	webGED: Moore-Kimberley Fami Data Page
		Vic Pio has a marr for an Ellen Broughton to a William Alexander of Mt Duneed (near geelong) in 1881 #1134.
		W'm Broughton death in Vic 1853/spouse unk on VP but Mary Horrigan on d cert death "informer" is Mary Broughton therefore she was here in Vic at the time.
		Also her beloved husband William H Chapman who died 12th February 1893 Aged 42 years.
	meltingpot.fortunecity.com /sanjacinto/438/allmokim/wgb3.html (899 words)

	News Join Meetings Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The purpose of the museum's radio station is to display, demonstrate, and teach the art and science of radio communication to the public.
		William Broughton donated the Collins radio equipment for an amateur radio station to be located in the Schenectady Museum in memory of his father Henry Primm Broughton.
		The station is known as the Henry Primm Broughton Memorial Station and is manned by the members of the Schenectady Museum Amateur Radio Association.
	www.smara.com (199 words)

	Center for Lung Biology
		Herrera JL, Middleton RM, Broughton WA and DiPalma J. Clinical Utility of Intragastric PH Monitoring in the Critically Ill. Presented at the 56th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology in Boston, Massachusetts, October 14-16, 1991.
		Herrera JL, Middleton RM, Broughton WA, and DiPalma J. Clinical Utility of Intragastric PH Monitoring in the Critically Ill.
		Scott Johnson MD, Jerry Halberstadt, William A Broughton MD. Phantom of The Night (Obstructive sleep apnea and snoring.
	www.southalabama.edu /clb/faculty/broughton.htm (1173 words)

	Columbia Slough student work Hayden Island's Early History
		Broughton named the island after Archibald Menzies, an amateur naturalist and physician who accompanied him.
		In 1804 Meriwether Lewis and William Clark traveled through the area, viewing two nearly connected islands.
		Excerpt of Lieutenant William Broughton, from the Journals of Captain George Vancouver, 1792
	www.ccrh.org /comm/slough/hayden2.htm (277 words)

	Job&Mary"Molly"(Lewis)Broughton
		m: #2=Russell Bowling, on 12 Mar 1833, in Laurel Co, KY son of William &Sarah "Sally"(Fugate) Bowling
		m: #1=Sarah "Sally" Payne, on 01 Sep 1830, in Knox Co, KY daughter of William &Abigail(Stewart) Payne
		b: 1851 Knox Co, KY m: Mary Ann Tuggle, on 19 Dec 1872, in Whitley Co, KY (3) Joseph Broughton
	www.geocities.com /luvacuzn4/BroughtonJobMaryLewis.html (1644 words)

	webGED: Moore-Kimberley Fami Data Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hodgson, William (1) (1843 - 1846) - male
		Hodgson, William (2) (1853 - 1855) - male
		In the book "With the Pioneers" by Charles Ramsay, she is shown to have had a school in Victor St Latrobe in 1875 and as late as 1930 was said by author G Hawley Stancombe to be organist at the Nile Church.
	members.fortunecity.com /jgavinmo/allmokim/wgb8.html (1103 words)

	Reviews of Phantom of the Night
		There is an excellent Foreword by William Dement, MD, Ph.D., the chairman of the National Commission of Sleep Disorders Research and a recognized expert in the field of sleep medicine.
		The Introduction by Dr. Colin E. Sullivan, the pioneer in the development of the use of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) in treatment and a leader in the field of sleep disorders is well written and informative.
		The foreword by William C. Dement MD, an [American] and Chairman of the [United States] National Commission on Sleep Disorders Research.
	www.healthyresources.com /sleep/apnea/phantom/book/reviews.html (2683 words)

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