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'''Thick Bush'''<br /> | '''Thick Bush'''<br /> | ||
8; town where Chick Counterfly was recognized as the son of "Dick" Counterfly | 8; town where Chick Counterfly was recognized as the son of "Dick" Counterfly | ||
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+ | '''Traverse, Cooley'''<br /> | ||
+ | 105; Webb's father | ||
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+ | '''Traverse, Frank'''<br /> | ||
+ | 90; Webb's son | ||
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+ | '''Traverse, Kit'''<br /> | ||
+ | 90; Webb's son who goes to Yale; vectorist, 97; 156; | ||
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+ | '''Traverse, Lake'''<br /> | ||
+ | 90; Webb's daughter | ||
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+ | '''Traverse, Reef'''<br /> | ||
+ | 89; Webb's first-born son | ||
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+ | '''Traverse, Webb'''<br /> | ||
+ | 76; "sort of mine engineer in Colorado" 76; from South Pennsylvania, 87; | ||
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+ | '''''Tzigane'''''<br /> | ||
+ | Bindelstiffs of the Blue A.C.'s balloon-ship | ||
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Revision as of 07:22, 18 October 2006
Tesla, Dr. Nikola (1856-1943)
33; 97 - "Tesla logged in his diary on July 3, 1899 that a separate resonance transformer tuned to the same high frequency as a larger high-voltage resonance transformer would transceive energy from the larger coil, acting as a transmitter of wireless energy, which was used to confirm Tesla's patent for radio during later disputes in the courts. These air core high-frequency resonate coils were the predecessors of systems from radio to radar and medical magnetic resonance imaging devices." from this nice Tesla page - This information was later used to confirm his patent for radio which he received posthumously in 1946, 3 years after his death - from this Tesla page; Wikipedia entry
Thick Bush
8; town where Chick Counterfly was recognized as the son of "Dick" Counterfly
Traverse, Cooley
105; Webb's father
Traverse, Frank
90; Webb's son
Traverse, Kit
90; Webb's son who goes to Yale; vectorist, 97; 156;
Traverse, Lake
90; Webb's daughter
Traverse, Reef
89; Webb's first-born son
Traverse, Webb
76; "sort of mine engineer in Colorado" 76; from South Pennsylvania, 87;
Tzigane
Bindelstiffs of the Blue A.C.'s balloon-ship