American surgeon. (1819-1883)

In The Columbia Encyclopedia: Sixth Edition.

English priest, martyred at Tyburn in 1592. During his imprisonment, he converted several of the inmates.

(1956- ) Picture, short biography, Selected works, and CDs.

William of Orange landed in Britain on 5 November 1688. Although he claimed he was only there to support parliament, it soon became clear that a different agenda was operating.

Novelist and playwright; with a biography and reviews.

… Theosophy as recorded in the writing of H.P. Blavatsky and William Q. Judge. Parent lodge is located in Los Angeles, California. Online videos, catalogue and information on activities.…

Presents images of the acrylic paintings of a contemporary Pennsylvania pléin air artist.

Discussion board for the CANSLIM stock screening method described by William O'Neil in "How to Make Money In Stocks."

A leading health care institution, providing a network of services to the people of eastern Connecticut.

San Jose, CA. Four year college, apply online.

Ancestors and descendants of William Chesebrough, first European settler of Stonington, CT USA (1649). Database includes royal and magna carta families.

William Bakken describes the settlement of Greenland and attempts to settle North America by Scandinavians in the 11th century AD.

Socialist tract by William Morris from the Marxists Internet Archive.

Includes news, a message board and reunions.

View video, listen and read about ministries of William Branham, Howard Searle, Pearry Green and Brian Freeborn. Live and archives of services, personal testimonies and prayer requests. Located in Gisborne.…

Tracing and documenting the descendants of William McDormand and Mary McIntyre. Includes the surnames Outhouse, Thurber and Welch. Compiled by Rob McDormand.

From The Catholic Encyclopedia, by William Turner.

Genealogy of the Orange-Nassau family, Royal House of The Netherlands.

Features an overview of the sport's history and Rob Roy MacGregor. Excerpt from an article by William Baxter published in The Scottish Banner, June 1999.