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Wilkinson, John F. - An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia
No full textHandwritten inaugural dissertation on pneumonia by John F. Wilkinson, of Tennessee.Inaugural dissertation; no. 492
James Wilkinson to John Wilkins, Quartermaster General for Western Department
No full textWilkinson authorizes Wilkins to pay Richard Phillips $15 for transporting shot and shells over the portage at the rapids of the Ohio River.Wilkins, John, 1761-1816Document signed by Wilkinson, and countersigned on reverse of paper by Richard Phillips
Switzerland
No full textpublished by Robert Wilkinson ; Froggett sculpMassstabsleiste: British Statute Miles [30 = 40 mm]Grenz- und Flächenkolori
Wilkinson, John Richard
No full textJohn Wilkinson was born on June 30, 1878 in London, England to parents John and Mary Wilkinson. He was raised in England with sisters, Isabella, Mary and Jessie, and a brother, Thomas. In the early 1900s, John immigrated to Canada, making his home in Lethbridge, Alberta. At time of enlistment, he was employed as a porter.
On November 18, 1914, John Wilkinson enlisted with the 31st Battalion CEF. Pte Wilkinson arrived in England in June 1915, and remained in England until embarking for France on October 27, 1915. He would serve on the frontlines with the 31st Battalion for sixteen months, seeing action in many key battles.
On February 2, 1917, Pte Wilkinson received major supershell wounds to the entire right side of his body, fracturing his jaw and back. He also received gunshot wounds to the right thigh and arm. Pte Wilkinson was evacuated to England for treatment, but would never make a complete recovery. In January 1919, John Wilkinson was discharged from military service. He would never return to Canada, choosing to make his home in Epsom with his wife, May, whom he had married in 1918. In February 1925, John Wilkinson passed away, and was laid to rest in a common, unmarked grave in Epsom Cemetery. He was awarded the 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal for his wartime service
James Wilkinson, Washington, to John Brown
No full textWilkinson writes of personal news, addressing allegations made about him.Brown, JohnDocument signed by Wilkinson
People, John and Elizabeth Wilkinson
No full textJohn and Elizabeth Wilkinson. John was a stone cutter at Leeds, Utah
John Wilkinson. Arabia's Frontiers
No full textCoutan-Bégarie Hervé. John Wilkinson. Arabia's Frontiers. In: Politique étrangère, n°4 - 1992 - 57ᵉannée. pp. 955-956
Lieutenant Benjamin Wilkinson, Pittsburgh
No full textHamtramck requests the quartermaster provide Wilkinson with a flat bottom boat and other supplies. Wilkinson acknowledges receiving the items to be delivered to Fort Adams.Document signed by Hamtramck and Wilkinson
2000-2001 Claude Wilkinson
No full textCritic, painter, and poet Claude Wilkinson is a Memphis, Tennessee native. His books of poetry include Joy in the Morning (2004) and Reading the Earth (1998). His work has appeared in African American Review, Arkansas Quarterly, Atlanta Review, Georgetown Review, and numerous other publications. He has been recognized with the Whiting Writers\u27 Award and two Pushcart Prize nominations, among other honors. As a visual artist, Wilkinson\u27s paintings have been exhibited in numerous invitational, juried, and solo shows. In 2000, he became the first poet to serve as the John and Renée Grisham Visiting Writer in Residence at the University of Mississippi. His recent criticism has been concerned with modern and contemporary photography.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/grisham_res/1019/thumbnail.jp
The islands of the East Indies with the channels between India, China & New Holland [cartographic material].
No full textMap of the East Indies showing the north coast of Australia. Relief shown by hachures.; Plate probably from: Wilkinsons General atlas, London : Robt. Wilkinson , 1st March 1809 i.e. 1816.; Prime meridian: Greenwich.; Tooley, 1362.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-t1362
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