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| 7551 |
 | Theophilus Yale Winship.
Genealogical and Biographical Record of New London County, Connecticut: Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens and Genealogical Records of Many of the Early Settled Families. J.H. Beers & Co, Chicago 1901. Page (facing) 244. |
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| 7552 |
 | Thinking Of Christmas.
The Racine (Wisconsin) Journal-Times Wednesday, July 20, 1959 page one. |
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| 7553 |
 | This is the Place - Erastus Snow.
At the lower center of the "This is the Place" monument are Orson Pratt (on horse), and Erastus Snow (standing). |
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| 7554 |
 | This is the Place Monument.
This is the Place Monument celebrates the moment Brigham Young brought the Mormons to Salt Lake valley on July 22, 1847. |
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| 7555 |
 | Thomas and Jane (nee Rogers) Grills
Thomas and Jane (nee Rogers) Grills |
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| 7556 |
 | Thomas Bernard Brigham
New York, Rochester,Monroe High School, 1937 |
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| 7557 |
 | Thomas Bird's House 1637.
Thomas Bird of England emigrated to Dorchester, Massachusetts aboard the ship Mary & John in 1635 on it's second voyage. He built his homestead shortly thereafter. As originally built the house had only two rooms and a loft.
Thomas made a living in the tannery business. The house remained in the family and sheltered ten generations until it fell into disrepair in the late 1930's and burned down shortly after 1940. |
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| 7558 |
 | Thomas Birds House 1667.
Thomas the emigrant died 8 Jun 1667 at Dorchester. He was 54 years old. That same year the roof was raised and a second story added. His widow, Ann, died 21 Aug 1673. The house then passed to his son Thomas Bird and his wife Thankful Atherton.
His son Benjamin Bird and his wife Johanna (nee Harrise) would become the third owners. |
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| 7559 |
 | Thomas Birds House 1776.
Corporal Thomas Bird was the fifth owner. He was 21 when he inherited it. Thomas fought at Concord, Lexington and, Bunker Hill. At some point before 1776 an addition was added to the rear of the house.
His house served as the American Army Engineers headquarters during the fortification of Dorchester heights.
Colonel Gridley of the American engineers was quartered there with his staff; Putnam, Waters, Baldwin and Knox, later to become the famous general.
One of the upper rooms was used as drafting room for drawing up the fortification plan for Dorchester Heights, a hill that was within a short distance. General George Washington rode over from Cambridge to direct the work. When the timber used to construct the ramparts was carried to the Heights, it passed down the lane in front of the house. |
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| 7560 |
 | Thomas Birds House 1930 2.
Thomas Birds House 1930 2. |
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| 7561 |
 | Thomas Birds House 1930.
By the 30's the house was given the address; 41 Humphreys Street, Dorchester, MA. |
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| 7562 |
 | Thomas Birds House 1940.
Thomas Birds House 1940. |
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| 7563 |
 | Thomas Birds House East Wall 1940.
Thomas Birds House East Wall 1940. |
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| 7564 |
 | Thomas Brigham Rice
The History of the Brigham Family, A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham the Emigrant, 1603-1653. By W.I. Tyler Brigham. Published by the Grafton Press, New York, 1907 |
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| 7565 |
 | Thomas Butterfield Jr.
Pioneers and prominent men of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah, Utah pioneers book publishing company, 1913. |
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| 7566 |
 | Thomas Carl Brigham.
Thomas Carl Brigham - Developed the digital effect "morphing". In 1993 was awarded an Academy Award for Technical Achievement, My 7th cousin, 3 times removed. |
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| 7567 |
 | Thomas Coffin
The Coffin Saga by William E. Gardner. The Riverside Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1949. Page 333. |
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| 7568 |
 | Thomas David Beaulieu
California, Los Angeles, Bishop Mora Salesian High School, 1981 |
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| 7569 |
 | Thomas Edgar.
A Modern History of New London County Volume III. Edited by Benjamin Tinkham Marshall. Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York 1922. |
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| 7570 |
 | Thomas Edwin & Noyes Wheeler.
A Modern History of New London County Volume III. Edited by Benjamin Tinkham Marshall. Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York 1922. |
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| 7571 |
 | Thomas Emmett Hayden
Thomas Emmett Hayden |
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| 7572 |
 | Thomas F. Slocum
Thomas Settled on a small lake that became known as Slocum Lake. When the town of Wauconda was formed the post office was built at Slocum Lake. Thomas was the first postmaster and his wife, Mary served as Deputy Postmistress. |
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| 7573 |
 | Thomas F. Slocum Residence.
Illustrated Atlas of Lake County, Illinois: Containing Maps of Every Township in the County, with Village and City Plats. H.R. Page & Co. 1885. Pages not numbered. |
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| 7574 |
 | Thomas Foley
Thomas Foley |
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| 7575 |
 | Thomas Gordon Wheelock.
Thomas Gordon Wheelock. |
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| 7576 |
 | Thomas Hugh Buckingham III
California, Berkeley, University of California Berkeley, 1907 |
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| 7577 |
 | Thomas Jefferson Butterfield.
Pioneers and prominent men of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah, Utah pioneers book publishing company, 1913. |
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| 7578 |
 | Thomas Markle Jr.
Thomas Markle Jr. |
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| 7579 |
 | Thomas McGuane
Thomas McGuane |
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| 7580 |
 | Thomas Melville.
Thomas Melville. |
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| 7581 |
 | Thomas Morris Avery
Watch Word. A magazine for and about the employees of the Elgin National Watch Company. October 1935 page 32. |
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| 7582 |
 | Thomas Oakes Sears
Thomas Oakes Sears |
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| 7583 |
 | Thomas Oakes Sears
Iowa, Davenport, Central High School, 1969 |
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| 7584 |
 | Thomas Railsback Sears
Thomas Railsback Sears |
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| 7585 |
 | Thomas S Butterfield.
Pioneers and prominent men of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah, Utah pioneers book publishing company, 1913. |
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| 7586 |
 | Thomas Sadoski
Thomas Sadoski - Actor. My 13th cousin. |
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| 7587 |
 | Thomas Sadoski.
Thomas Sadoski. |
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| 7588 |
 | Thomas Stevenson Pillsbury
New Jersey, Lawrenceville, Lawrenceville School, 1935 |
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| 7589 |
 | Thomas Vedder Slocum.
Thomas Vedder Slocum. |
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| 7590 |
 | Thomas William Kopf
Thomas William Kopf |
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| 7591 |
 | Three Generations of Nagel
Scott with his father Dale and Scott's kids Kyle (left) and Colby. |
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| 7592 |
 | Three Generations of Nagels.
Three Generations of Nagels. Dale and his son Scott Nagel. |
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| 7593 |
 | Three's Company
Joyce Dewitt - Actress. My 9th cousin. Best known for her roll as Janet on the TV show "Three's Company".
John Ritter - Actor. My 11th cousin played Jack on the same series. |
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| 7594 |
 | Three's Company.
Joyce is best remembered as Janet on the TV series "Three's Company".
John is best known as Jack from the same series. |
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| 7595 |
 | Thunderball.
Frederick Allen Nutter AKA: Rik Van Nutter in Thunderball. |
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| 7596 |
 | Thunderbirds T-38.
Captain Veach flew a T-38 trainer while he was part of the Thunderbirds team. The twin seat training aircraft was pressed into service because of the fuel shortages of the late 70's. The trainer used less fuel that the single seat fighter planes traditionally used by the Thunderbirds.
Another aspect unique to his time in the Thunderbirds was that the tail number was moved to the fuselage and, the tail was used to display the U.S.A bicentennial logo. |
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| 7597 |
 | Thunderbirds.
Thunderbirds. |
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| 7598 |
 | Thurston Howell III.
Well, the actor who played Thurston Howell III on "Gilligan's Island", James Gilmore "Jim" Backus, My 8th cousin 3 times removed. |
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| 7599 |
 | Tim and Pam Tebow
Tim and his mother Pam Tebow. |
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| 7600 |
 | Tim and Robby Tebow.
Tim and Robby Tebow. |
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