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General Jacob Dolson Cox; Early Life and Military Services by William Cox Cochran, 2010-07-24

Contributions to Statistics (Probability & Mathematical Statistics) by William G. Cochran, 1982-04

Reminiscences Of A Forty-Niner: Being A Brief History Of Lovington And Vicinity When It Was Yet In Its Swaddling Clothes (1908) by William Granville Cochran, 2010-09-10

The Western Reserve and the Fugitive Slave Law: A Prelude to the Civil War [ 1920 ] by William Cox Cochran, 2009-08-10

The New Pronouncing Edition of the Student's Law Lexicon: a Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases and Two Appendices (3rd Ed. ) by William C., And Howard L. Bevis Cochran, 1924-01-01

The Dynamics of Atoms in Crystals by William, F.R.S. Cochran, 1973-06

Pen And Pencil In Asia Minor: Or Notes From The Levant (1887) by William Cochran, 2010-09-10

Agricultural Book-Keeping: Being a Concise and Scientific System of Keeping Farm Accounts ... [ 1857 ] by William D. Cochran, 2009-08-10

Experimental Design by William G. And Gertrude M. Cox Cochran, 1960

The Students' Law Lexicon: A Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases : With Appendices Explaining Abbreviations and References to Reports and Giving the Meaning of Latin and by William Cox Cochran, 1997-06

The Dream of a Northwestern Confederacy by William Cox Cochran, 2010-07-24

Charles Grandison Finney: Memorial Address Delivered at the Dedication of the Finney Memorial Chapel, Oberlin, June 21, 1908 by William Cox Cochran, 2008-07-30

The Student's Law Lexicon: A Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases : With Appendices ... [1888 ] by William Cox Cochran, 2009-09-22

Statistical Methods: Applied to Experiments in Agriculture and Biology by George W. Snedecor, William G. Cochran, 1966

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Biography of william cochran (19091980) william cochran took the University of Glasgow Bursary Competition in 1927 and he was placed first.
http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Cochran.html

Extractions: William Cochran took the University of Glasgow Bursary Competition in 1927 and he was placed first. The award of a bursary allowed him to take his first degree at Glasgow and he was awarded an MA in mathematics and physics in 1931. He won the Logan Medal for the best student in the Faculty of Arts and won a scholarship to study mathematics at Cambridge. At Cambridge he took John Wishart 's course in mathematical statistics, then proceed to take a practical course in the School of Agriculture. In 1934 R A Fisher left Rothamsted Experimental Station to accept the Galton chair at University College, London and Frank Yates became head at Rothamsted. Cochran was offered the vacant post but he was still not finished his doctoral course at Cambridge. Yates later wrote:- ... it was a measure of good sense that he accepted my argument that a PhD, even from Cambridge, was little evidence of research ability, and that Cambridge had at that time little to teach him in statistics that could not be much better learnt from practical work in a research institute.
References For Cochran
References for william cochran. Articles RL Anderson, william Gemmell cochran19091980, A personal tribute, Biometrics 36 (1980), 574-578.
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Extractions: R L Anderson, William Gemmell Cochran 1909-1980, A personal tribute, Biometrics A P Dempster and F Mosteller, In memoriam: William Gemmell Cochran, 1909-1980, Amer. Statist. H O Hartley, In memory of William G Cochran, Current topics in survey sampling (New York-London, 1981), 9-14. P S R S Rao, Professor William Gemmell Cochran : pioneer in statistics, outstanding scientist and noble human being, in Current topics in survey sampling (Ottawa, 1980), 3-7. G S Watson, William Gemmell Cochran 1909-1980, Annals of Statistics F Yates, Obituary: William Gemmell Cochran, 1909-1980, J. Roy. Statist. Soc. Ser. A Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index
COCHRAN, William
cochran, william, was born in what is now Middle Paxton township, Dauphincounty, Pa., in 1780. He received a good English education
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Extractions: COCHRAN, WILLIAM, was born in what is now Middle Paxton township, Dauphin county, Pa., in 1780. He received a good English education, and was brought up on his father's farm. In 1814 he served as a volunteer and marched to the defense of Baltimore. He served as coroner of the county from 1818 to 1821; member of the House of Representatives from 1820 to 1824; county commissioner from 1830 to 1833, and sheriff from 1837 to 1839. He died at Harrisburg on Sunday, 26th of April, 1840, aged sixty years, and was interred in the family burying ground in Middle Paxtang. The Intelligencer pays this tribute to his memory: "Mr. Cochran was a highly respected citizen, a popular officer, and a kind and hospitable neighbor."
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Thomas M. CLARK, Joseph CLAY, Daniel W. CLEMENS, Peter H. CLYDE, John COBLE, AbrahamCOBLE, Amos G. COBLE, Andrew COBLE, Isaac cochran, william COCKLIN, Dr. CC
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William Gemmell Cochran
1751 1752 - UNKNOWN). william cochran (5 Oct 1802 - ABT. 1879). william cochran (ABT.
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Extractions: William Gemmell Cochran Born: 15 July 1909 in Rutherglen, Scotland Died: 29 March 1980 in Orleans, Massachusetts, USA William Cochran took the University of Glasgow Bursary Competition in 1927 and he was placed first. The award of a bursary allowed him to take his first degree at Glasgow and he was awarded an MA in mathematics and physics in 1931. He won the Logan Medal for the best student in the Faculty of Arts and won a scholarship to study mathematics at Cambridge. At Cambridge he took John Wishart's course in mathematical statistics, then proceed to take a practical course in the School of Agriculture. In 1934 R A Fisher left Rothamsted Experimental Station to accept the Galton chair at University College, London and Frank Yates became head at Rothamsted. Cochran was offered the vacant post but he was still not finished his doctoral course at Cambridge. Yates later wrote:- ... it was a measure of good sense that he accepted my argument that a PhD, even from Cambridge, was little evidence of research ability, and that Cambridge had at that time little to teach him in statistics that could not be much better learnt from practical work in a research institute. Cochran accepted the post at Rothamsted where he worked for 5 years on experimental designs and sample survey techniques. During this time he worked closely with Yates. At this time he also had the chance to work with
Search For Extrasolar Planets Hits Home
this close to our own solar system. Dr. william cochran, of the University of Texas McDonald Observatory, will present
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Extractions: Date: August 7, 2000 Search for Extrasolar Planets Hits Home MANCHESTER, ENGLAND: Today, a team of astronomers will announce the discovery of a Jupiter-mass planet orbiting a star, Epsilon Eridani, 10.5 light-years away, making it the first such planet found this close to our own solar system. Dr. William Cochran, of the University of Texas McDonald Observatory, will present the team’s findings at the symposium on "Planetary Systems in the Universe," as part of the 24th General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union, in Manchester, England. "Detecting a planet orbiting Epsilon Eridani, a star very similar to our own Sun and only 3.22 parsecs from Earth, is like finding a planet in our own backyard relatively speaking," said Cochran. "Not only is this planet nearby, it lies 3.2 AU (478 million kilometers, or 297 million miles) from its central star roughly the distance from the Sun to the asteroid belt in our own solar system." The planet of Epsilon Eridani has between 0.8 and 1.6 times the mass of Jupiter and an orbital period of just under seven years about 60 percent the orbital period of Jupiter but longer than that of most other extrasolar planets discovered recently. In fact, the planet could qualify as the first "Jupiter analogue" were it not for its highly eccentric (elliptical) orbit of 0.6. (The orbits of planets in our solar system are more circular.)
House Democrats - Rep. William C. Cochran
I am committed to providing education opportunities to all students,and I will continue to work for equal funding for education.
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House Democrats - Rep. William C. Cochran
Representative william C. cochran, better known to friends as Bill,is a native of New Albany. Married to wife Judith cochran for
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Extractions: Representative William C. Cochran, better known to friends as Bill, is a native of New Albany. Married to wife Judith Cochran for 46 years, Bill is also a father of three and a Grandfather of seven. Currently a real estate agent, Bill served as a Floyd County deputy sheriff and deputy clerk before being elected county clerk in 1966. He continued as clerk until 1974, when he ran for the state legislature and was successfully elected. Since that time, Bill has developed a strong, no-nonsense reputation in state government, earning the respect and admiration of such Indiana leaders as Senator Evan Bayh and Governor Frank O'Bannon. Bill currently serves as the Budget Subcommittee Chairman on the House Ways and Means Committee. He also serves on two other House committees: Judiciary; and Public Policy, Ethics and Veterans Affairs. He is a member of the Freemasons, Elks, Improved Order of Red Men, the Fraternal Order of Police, Indiana University Southeast and the Methodist Church.
Cochran-William Wade
william WADE cochran. Resident of Punxsys for more than. william Wadecochran passed away this morning at 245 in his home on Altman Ave.
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Extractions: Surname : Cochran Given name : William Wade ID # : H 16.7 Current date : February 7, 1989 Location of Source : Nellie Anderson Date of record : Unknown Source : newspaper obituary WILLIAM WADE COCHRAN Resident of Punxsys for more than 30 years Succumbs at age 68 years William Wade Cochran passed away this morning at 2:45 in his home on Altman Ave. Death was due to a complication of diseases. He was born near Limestone, Clarion County, August 21 1867, a son of William and Sarah Rankin Cochran. In his youth he followed farming and lumbering. For awhile he was located in the west and engaged in drilling. Later he returned to Pittsburgh and was associated with his brother in business. He had been a resident of this place for more than 30 years. Along with his industrial work he always had a large truck garden. He was a lover of horses and was considered a good authority on them. Early in his life he became affiliated with the Baptist Church and was a member of the First Baptist Church of this city when he died. The deceased was first married to Nannie Henry, who died a few years afterwards. To this union two sons were born, Walter deceased, and Paul who at this time cannot be located. His second marriage was to Miss Clara Simpson, who survives with a daughter Mrs. William (Ethal) Postlewait, of Indiana. Two daughters to this union, Hazel and Alta are deceased. He also leaves one grandchild and a brother, Curt Cochran of Coudersport.
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Bryant, Philip Earl* Bryant, Samuel James* Bryant, william Randy* Byers, Grace Violacochran, Madge cochran, Paul E.* cochran, william Wade* Courson, Sarah Ann
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Ross County Table Of Contents: Biographies
Brown, John Porter; Carter, Samuel; Cochenour, John; cochran, Joseph;cochran, william; Creighton, william; Cunningham, Nancy; Cunningham
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Extractions: R OSS C OUNTY T ABLE O F C ONTENTS: BIOGRAPHIES PIONEERS AND EARLY SETTLERS: 1787 - 1820 Early Prominent Citizens Allen, William Anno, John Baldwin, Michael ... Worthington, Thomas THE FAMILIES GROW: 1820 - 1900 Albrecht. Johann Blue, James Cochran, Hugh Daugherty, Thomas ... Zurmehly, Robert 20th CENTURY Jenkins, Ruby Weidinger, Charles "Jack" Doctors and Dentists: 1905 See also: If you would like to share your Ross County-connected biographies with others here at the Ross County site, please see our Sharing Your Information page for more helpful information about adding your information. Table of Contents Webmaster
(Silas Morris (Hon.) COCHRAN - William Shapleigh COCHRANE )
Index of Persons Silas Morris (Hon.) cochran william Shapleigh cochranE 71749individuals, 32740 families from file C\Gendata\gweb 072002\wheeler.GED (20
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I25023: Granville Park (Capt.) COCHRAN (7 APR 1836 - 1882)
MOORE (1779 1865) m 1801 _Margaret NESMITH _+ (1748- 1823) Granville Park (Capt.) cochran (1836 - 1882 william A. FAIRN.
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Extractions: _James COCHRAN _James (Dr.) COCHRAN , Jr_ _Elizabeth NESMITH _James (Dr.) COCHRAN III ... _Mary DINSMORE + (1723 - 1805) m 1743 INDEX Civil War captain; at Battle of Antietam. Capt. Co. K 7th Regt. Me. Vols. The Ancestry of Martha Rogers McClure of Belfast, Maine, 1780-1865 Belfast, ME; located by Lael Snyder July, 1998 (wsnyder@juno. com) NOTE Manuscript found at the Belfast, ME Library, Genealogy collection, July 1998 by Lael N. Snyder, 213 N. College., Salem, IL 62881 PAGE : pg. 16
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you are here 2002 Summer Games 2SMMS South Meadow Middle School cochran,william . william cochran, Delegation. 2SMMS South Meadow Middle School. Age.13.
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Lane's Genealogy Data Page 642 Lane's Family Pages
Londonderry, Ireland Death 1785 Gender Female Parents Father cochran, JamesMother cochran, Margaret Family Spouse cochran, william Birth 1699
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Lane's Genealogy Data Page 562 Lane's Family Pages
Ellen Birth MAR 6 1839 Highland Co., Ohio, USA Gender Female Family MarriageJUN 7 1860 Warren Co., Iowa, USA Spouse cochran, william Joseph Birth AUG
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VA Children cochran, John Birth 1830 ,,OH cochran, Maria Birth 1833 ,,OH cochran,Fanny cochran, Robert Birth 1839 ,,OH cochran, william Birth 1841
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The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Cochran
cochran, william H. of Brooklyn, Kings County, NY Delegate to New York stateconstitutional convention 2nd District, 1894. Burial location unknown.
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Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Cochran COCHRAN: See also William Cochran McCauslen Robert Jarvis Cochran Walker Cochran, A. D. of Okmulgee, Okmulgee County , Okla. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Oklahoma, Burial location unknown Cochran, Alexander Democrat. Candidate for U.S. Representative from Vermont 2nd District, 1910. Burial location unknown Cochran, Alexander Gilmore Born in Pennsylvania, . Democrat. U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania 23rd District, 1875-77; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Pennsylvania, . Died in . Interment at Bellefontaine Cemetery , St. Louis, Mo. See also: congressional biography Cochran, Alexander S. of Yonkers, Westchester County , N.Y. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from New York, Burial location unknown Cochran, Carmack of Nashville, Davidson County , Tenn. Democrat. Secretary of Tennessee Democratic Party Burial location unknown Cochran, Charles Fremont also known as Charles F. Cochran
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cochran, william G. Sampling Techniques. John Wiley and Son, Inc. 1997. cochran,william G. Contributions to Statistics. John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1982.
http://www.mrs.umn.edu/~sungurea/introstat/history/w98/COCHRAN.html

Extractions: Sampling Techniques and Experimental Designs, during his tim e at Johns Hopkins. In 1957 Harvard University established a Department of Statistics in which Cochran was hired on to add strength and senior leadership. Cochrans knowledge in the field of statistics did not occur by chance. He studied and worked at the most prestigious universities. He was a colleague of and a student of some very well known statisticians. Cochran was a student of Fishers and a colleague of both Yates and Wilks. The statistical knowledge of Cochran was used by the Census Bureau, it was used in the medical field by the Surgeon General, and it was used in agriculture to determine crop yields. "Few, if any, have contribute d more to statistics as consultant, teacher, researcher and author" (Hansen). Bibliography Cochran, William G. Sampling Techniques. John Wiley and Son, Inc. 1997. Cochran, William G. Contributions to Statistics. John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1982. Hanson, Morris H. Statistical Science , "Some History and Reminiscences on Survey Sampling." 1987.

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