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| 25601 |
 | Whirlpool.
Whirlpool. |
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| 25602 |
 | Whiskey Cavalier.
Whiskey Cavalier. |
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| 25603 |
 | Whist in America.
Whist in America. Henry Jones Cavendish Kate Irwin Wheelock
By Frank W. Crane. Cosmopolitan Magazine. June 1895. |
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| 25604 |
 | Whist Queen Comes Home Next Tuesday - Kate Irwin Wheelock
Green Bay Press-Gazette (Green Bay, Wisconsin) 09 Jun 1933, Friday, Page 8 |
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| 25605 |
 | Whit Bissell
Whit Bissell |
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| 25606 |
 | Whitaker and Patterson Plot
Status: Located; Whitaker and Patterson Plot |
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| 25607 |
 | White House Carpenter.
The Hays (Kansas) Daily News, Tuesday, January 18, 1966 page 9. |
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| 25608 |
 | White House Personnel Fingerprinted.
Franklin D. Roosevelt suggested at a press conference that everyone in the White House, including himself, be fingerprinted. Left to right: Isaac Avery, of the Carpenter shop, Mollie D. Somerville, or Mrs. Roosevelt's Stenographic staff, Finger printer E.A. Schurman, Secret Service Agent, E.L. Lewis of the Carpenter shop, Muriel Lund, Clerk, Sgt. Ole Jacobson, Acting Captain Herbert L. Marcy - the latter two of the White House Police Force and, Wilson Searles, Usher. |
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| 25609 |
 | White Star Line.
Although the RMS Titanic was registered as a British ship, it was owned by the American tycoon, John Pierpont (J.P.) Morgan, whose company was the controlling trust and retained ownership of the White Star Line. Morgan had booked a spot on the Titanic but, he canceled at the last moment due to health issues. He died a little over a year after the Titanic sunk. |
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| 25610 |
 | Whitehead - Crosby Wedding
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Saturday, December 13, 1930 |
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| 25611 |
 | Whitemound 1.
Whitemound 1. |
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| 25612 |
 | Whitemound 2.
Whitemound 2. |
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| 25613 |
 | Whitemound 3.
Whitemound 3. |
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| 25614 |
 | Whitemound Burials.
Whitemound Burials. |
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| 25615 |
 | Whiteys meet Eisenhower.
Wheelock Whitney Jr and his wife Irene meat with President Eisenhower. |
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| 25616 |
 | Whitman Franklin Clapp Death.
Whitman Franklin Clapp Death. |
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| 25617 |
 | Whitman-Moser Marriage.
Bay County, Michigan Return of Marriages. |
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| 25618 |
 | Whitney Blake.
Whitney Blake. |
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| 25619 |
 | Whitney E Brigham Headstone.
Status: Located; Whitney E Brigham Headstone. |
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| 25620 |
 | Whitney Plot
Status: Located; Whitney Plot |
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| 25621 |
 | Whitney Proud To Support Barry
The Daily Journal (Fergus Falls, Minnesota), 09 Jul 1964, Thu, Page 2 |
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| 25622 |
 | Whitney Straight RAF.
Whitney Straight RAF. |
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| 25623 |
 | Whitney Straight.
Whitney Straight. |
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| 25624 |
 | Whitney Willard Straight
Whitney Straight Special Maserati. 1933 |
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| 25625 |
 | Whitney-Davies Engagement.
The Chicago Tribune, Saturday, February 28, 1970 section S page 15. |
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| 25626 |
 | Whitson EVA exp50.
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| 25627 |
 | Whitson EVA November 24, 2007
During the ISS 16 mission Whitson became the woman with the most EVA time and the woman with the most EVAs. By the time the mission was over she was the veteran of 6 space walks and had spent 39 hours, 46 minutes in space outside of a spacecraft. |
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| 25628 |
 | Who won the Bone Wars?
Some would say Marsh did as he discovered the most dinosaurs. If you were to count non-dinosaur species Cope had a bigger total. Putting a number to it isn't practical because as their finds are studied further the numbers continue to change.
Some would say the world won because no matter how primitive their science was the wonder of the dinosaurs was revealed and preserved.
As someone who once opened a box labeled "Kenner" and found a complete T-Rex skeleton, the author figures he won when he found all of these paleontologist in his family tree. |
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| 25629 |
 | Who's Afraid of Chrissie Hynde and Ray Davies.
The St. Louis (Missouri) Post Dispatch, Wednesday, April 15, 1987. Page 7W-2. |
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| 25630 |
 | Who's Who In New York
Who's who in New York City and State, Issue 3, John William Leonard, L.R. Hamersly Company, 1907 - New York, New York.
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| 25631 |
 | Who's Who In Tennis.
Chicago Tribune, Friday, September 6, 1935. Page 24. |
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| 25632 |
 | WI 1905 Elisha Kossuth Brigham.
Wisconsin 1905 State Census, Bayfield, Bayfield, Wisconsin, Elisha Kossuth Brigham. |
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| 25633 |
 | WI 1905 Johnson 2.
Racine, Racine, Wisconsin, page 302, family 234. |
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| 25634 |
 | WI 1905 Johnson.
Racine, Racine, Wisconsin, page 303, family 236. |
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| 25635 |
 | Widner-Chapman Marriage.
Widner-Chapman Marriage. |
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| 25636 |
 | Widow Of President Benjamin Harrison Dies In New York.
The Moberly (Missouri) Monitor-Index, January 5, 1948 page 1. |
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| 25637 |
 | Widow's Claim For Pension J J Adams.
On 1 March 1864 Melvina (Bean) (Whitney) Adams applied to receive a pension in her husband's name. At this time she is claiming Jefferson's children. Levi H. Dakin who was the administrator of Jefferson's estate signed this document as a witness verifying the facts stated. |
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| 25638 |
 | Widows Declaration 2.
Widows Declaration 2. |
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| 25639 |
 | Widows Declaration.
Widows Declaration. |
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| 25640 |
 | Wife Claims Hunger Made Husband Rob - Vivian Avery - Ethel Clemens
Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) 11 Apr 1938, Monday, Page 1 |
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| 25641 |
 | Wife Claims Hunger Made Husband Rob - Vivian Avery - Ethel Clemens, Continued From Page 1
Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) 11 Apr 1938, Monday, Page 4 |
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| 25642 |
 | Wife Divorces Conrad Nagel.
The Decatur (Illinois) Herald, Saturday, August, 11, 1934 page 12. |
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| 25643 |
 | Wife Files Suit to Divorce Son of John W Gates.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, Monday, April 3, 1911 page one. |
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| 25644 |
 | WIFE NO. 19 advertisement.
The True Northerner, Paw Paw, Michigan, Friday, October 22, 1875. |
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| 25645 |
 | Wil Wheaton
Wil played himself in one 2009 episode. |
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| 25646 |
 | Wil Wheaton.
Wil Wheaton. |
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| 25647 |
 | Wilbur F Brigham Service.
Wilbur F Brigham Service. |
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| 25648 |
 | Wilbur F Brigham.
Page from an album showing 1875 MA state legisiators including Wilbur F Brigham. |
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| 25649 |
 | Wilbur G. Weeks
History of Walworth County, Wisconsin Volume II by Albert Clayton Beckwith. Published by B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana 1912. Pages 1102 to 1104. |
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| 25650 |
 | Wilbur Lincoln Scoville.
Wilbur Lincoln Scoville. |
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