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 HERRINOSHAWS LIHKAKY

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pronie fourt. He puhlixhed thirty-six volUMH's of I^»w Reports. Hr is the author of Some Keniinisoeneeti of a .niv. l;i. ISU. in Hadley. .Mass. He sueeeeded Ihirnndv as u union general in the army of the I'otoniae in lS(t.'{: and for his hravery was .Ihrailed Ki<;iiting HtHiker. an epithet he was nrvor well plr.i-.

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eomman. ]H:{S. in Hin>iX.H. In l8(»l-7*5 lie was a har<lware merchant in San Francisco. Cal.; and is now president of the ,T. 1). Hooker «-onipany of Angeles. manufacturiMs of stctd pipr*H. Me is the inventor of a rivet in;; maciiine ventor,

ilale,


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<»fher appliances.

Hooker,

Noadiah,

fanner.

legislator,

was born

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tinpuished

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sllow of Harvard; and in H>f>2 was one of a committee of four to treat with New Haven in reference to a iniion with Conneetieut. He dieil Nov. 0. I0fl7, in Farmington. Conn. ington.

valley,

they fountled the town of Hartford. the author of Survey of the Sunime Church Discipline; Applieatitxi of Re-

h«vonian'H sutfrage: and wmh om-

Womanhood. It.n Sanrtitie;* and Ki .April I'.t. lS|t{. in Farniin^'ton. Conn. a lawyer of Hartford. Conn.; and in s:>X !»4 was reporter of the Conneetieut su-

ion of his rioek to the Conn«-ctieut

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Hooker, Mrs. Isabella Beecher, n-forniiT, l«'*'tur«T, author. «iis Imhh KiW. -J'J. in Litchtirhl, onn. In 1S4I nht* wa^ mar-

uf the founders of tiio international council of women whirl) tir^t met in ISSS in ^Va^lli^^ton, !).<.'. She wax tin- author «>f

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Hooker, Thomas, cler^ynnin. author, was Ihuu in l.'tS(i HI Kiipland. He was for three vears minister at Cambridge, then called to .Newtowne. In H'M he led a larjre por-



He

Hible lli>tory. liartfonl. Conn.

AMKRK'AN BlnGKAl'UY.

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sevrral yoars cliaplaiii of tht- infinite rrtreat at Hartford. the author ol {i<- wns Voutli's* Hook of Natural riii'i»li»;.'y mikI

demption; and Tin'

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the county. N.V. been supervis-

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Vork

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liftv-second. liftytifty-fourth and (iit_ -liftli ctingresses as a republican. In he «as electe«l H justice of the supi cine «'ourt of .ew Vork for the full term ol fourteen years.
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Hooker, Worthington, educator, physician, author, was Uirn March. 1803, in Sprinlleld, Mass. He wa.s a physician of Norwich, Conn.; and was professor of medicine at Vale university in 1852 07. He was the author of Physician and Patient; An Fxaniiiiation of Homeopathy; Human Physiology for Seho«)ls; Rational Thera|M'U( ies <

Hook

hihl's

Common

of

Things;

Nature; I>i>ssons

Child's Hook of from the History

of .Me<lical Delusions; Science for the School

and Family; and The Medical Profession and the Community. He died Nov. G, 18G7. in New Haven, Conn. Hooks, Charles, state legislator, congressman, was born in Hertie county. N.C. He s<«rved for many years in the North Carolina legislature'; and in 181;j 17 and ISUI 25 he w'as a representative t<) the fourtei'uth. seventeenth and eighteenth conHe suhse<iueiitly removed to Ala•M»ina; ho die«l in J 851 in North Carolina. Hooley, Edwin Strange, railroad piesi<hiit, tinaiicier. uas b<»rn Nov. 8, 18«i8, in .lersey City. NJ. He is senior member of sixteenth, gresses.

Fdwin S. Hooley anil company, and brokers of N«'W York City.

the linn of

linkers He has

many

assisted railroads;

I'.vansvilh-

in

the

reorganization

of

and is president of the and Terre Haute railroad and

othir railroails.

Hooper,

Benjamin S., merchant, manucongressman, was lM»rn .March (», Huekingliam county. "a. He was engaged in the manufacture of tobacco. In 188:1-85 he was a representative from facturer, 1H.'J5.

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