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Brown Date Garden
www.browndategarden.com
Family-owned date farm in Southern California, with retail mail orders to U.S. addresses
SCAIHA (graphics)
www.scaiha.org
Southern California AIHA; industrial hygiene professionals
William Beaumont Family
www.drwilliambeaumont.com
Genealogy includes Dr. William Beaumont, first U.S. physiologist.
Border Clan Scott
www.jamesette.com/border_scott
History for 29 generations (nine centuries) of Scotts. Family includes poet and novelist Sir Walter Scott.
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FAMOUS JAMESES
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Each week, we highlight a historic or famous person named James. This week's famous James is:
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(born November 1638 - died October 1675) Scottish mathematician and inventor of the reflecting telescope (now called the Gregorian telescope), which was developed three years later by the Englishman Sir Isaac Newton. Gregory was the first Professor of Mathematics at Edinburgh in 1674. He was one of the first persons to distinguish convergent and divergent series, and used infinite convergent series to find the areas of the circle and hyperbola.
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The name "James" is the English equivalent of Jacob; the first Jacob in the Bible was the patriarch of the 12 tribes of Israel. "James" is consistently among the most popular names for boys in the U.S.
Plural form of James: According to the Carnegie Mellon Style Guide, "Form plurals of family names that end in 's' by adding 'es.' Right: The Jameses live in Edgewood." See also StackExchange.com.
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