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FORGING HIS CHAINS
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Genealogy to the Seventh Generation of the Bidwell Family in America
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: ...179295, he is again mentioned as having bought or sold some land in 1774. In vol. 18 from 1774 to 92, Phebe is mentioned showing her death to have been later than 1774. Probably Susanna d. unm. I find her mentioned in vol. 28, Hartford Town Records for 1808. 108 James B1dwell, b. 26 July, 1716; d. Jan., 1782; m., 12 Jan., 1747, Mary Norton, b. 20 May, 1730; d. 1 Jan., 1762. He was bapt., 29 July, 1716. She d. of small pox. She was the dau. of John. He d. in New Britain ...
Military Discharge of Lieut. Charles H. Bidwell, 49th N.Y.S.V.
Copy of special order no. 187, issued at Camp Lincoln, Va. by Maj. Gen. McClellan, honorably discharging Lieut. Charles H. Bidwell, 21 June 1862. Order was signed by Lieut. Bidwell's commanding officer, Col. Daniel D. Bidwell, 49th Regiment, New York State Volunteers, 22 June 1862.
The Yale Pot-pourri
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The Gallant Dead
Covers the deaths of 124 generals, including Stonewall Jackson, Albert Sidney Johnston, Jeb Stuart, James B. McPherson, John Reynolds, and numerous others
Immunoassays for the 80s
Analyses for naturally occurring biological substances or administered materials have been with us for many years. These were usually based on the physical or chemical characteristics of the substances to be measured. However in recent years there has been an explosion of interest in analytical methods which made use of the high specificity and sensitivity of im munological reactions. These methods can be very simple in terms of technical procedures and can usually be performed on minute samples of biological fluids - factors which have ensured their ready acceptance in most laboratories. Recently there have been numerous meetings on technical aspects of particular immunoassays and on their ...
