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| ved upon his First Lieutenant, Joseph Hannah | Carpenter, who was born in 1834 at Covington, Virginia |
| Harold | Carpenter Hodge (1904 - 1990) was a well-known toxicol |
| liff Morgan, Kenneth Wolstenholme, and Harry | Carpenter, who also went on to present the show for mu |
| Despite their simplicity, the cottages have | Carpenter Gothic detailing on the vergeboards of their |
| The head | carpenter comes by the farm to make an estimate and, i |
| Cash Bundren - Cash is a skilled and helpful | carpenter and the eldest son of the family, in his lat |
| L. Henry | Carpenter circa 1882. |
| William Henry | Carpenter (5 April 1863 - 11 September 1930) was an Au |
| "Walkin'" (Richard Henry | Carpenter) - 8:06 |
| played for Derbyshire and nephew of Herbert | Carpenter who played for Essex. |
| His brother in law Herbert | Carpenter played for Essex. |
| Built by Hertfordshire | carpenter Jonas Fosbrooke circa 1590, the bed measures |
| Hick | Carpenter (1855-1937), American baseball player |
| and buildings were produced by Reg Hill, his | carpenter Bill James and an assistant, Bob Bell. |
| The historic | Carpenter Gothic style St. John's Anglican Church, the |
| Trinity Episcopal Church, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church building locat |
| Trinity Episcopal Church, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church building locat |
| t Victoria, British Columbia, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church that is a recognized National |
| iscopal Church, built in 1853, is a historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal church located at 23 Church |
| known as Booth Post No. 130, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic building located on South Main Street |
| urch of Our Lady of Good Hope is an historic | Carpenter Gothic-style Roman Catholic church building |
| All Saints Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal church located at Hall and |
| St. Luke's Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic-style Episcopal church building locat |
| St. Peter's Chapel is an historic | Carpenter Gothic-style Episcopal church building locat |
| l, Iowa, in the United States is an historic | Carpenter Gothic house that has been converted into a |
| e Union Congregational Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style United Church of Christ church |
| Houston House, built in 1900, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style house located at 3708 Mead Aven |
| he James Morris Bonney House, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic house located at 408 Princeton Avenue |
| All Saints' Episcopal Church, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church built in 1892 on Simpson Avenu |
| Holy Redeemer Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Roman Catholic church located a |
| erian Church , built in 1911, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Presbyterian church located at |
| oly Comforter, built in 1872, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church located on Main Street, in Bro |
| e South Park Community Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style church building located at 600 |
| The Ocoee Christian Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church in Ocoee, Florida. |
| St. George Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal church located at 10560 Eas |
| St. Peter's Episcopal Church is a historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church located at 44 |
| All Saints' Church is a historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church at Easton, Tal |
| St. Mark's Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal church located at 200 Main |
| District #53, built in 1879, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic-style country one-room schoolhouse lo |
| Church of the Atonement, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal summer chapel in Fish Creek |
| Episcopal Church and Rectory is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church and its adjace |
| as Union Evangelical Church, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style United Church of Christ church |
| as the Old St. Luke's Church, is a historic | Carpenter Gothic church built in 1888 and its adjacent |
| All Saints Anglican Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Anglican church building locate |
| antee Mission, built in 1884, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church located on the |
| The Andrews Memorial Chapel is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style former Presbyterian church buil |
| , also known as the Ely House, is a historic | Carpenter Gothic house in Demopolis, Alabama. |
| s St. Nicholas-on-the-Hudson, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church building locat |
| St. Luke's Episcopal Church is a historic | Carpenter Gothic church, built during the 1850s at Cah |
| e or the Chapel in the Woods, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic house of worship located on Clark Ave |
| The A. Berding Home an historic | Carpenter Gothic Victorian style house built by pionee |
| the Holy Trinity (Episcopal) was an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church located at 325 |
| rch building, now the chapel, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church built in 1886. |
| ed Hebrews of Ocala synagogue is an historic | Carpenter Gothic building located at 729 N.E. |
| Holy Trinity Anglican Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Anglican church building locate |
| lso known as Lachryma Montis, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Victorian architecture style house an |
| Rose Hill Plantation House is an historic | Carpenter Gothic house located on US 278 in Bluffton, |
| , also known as Grace Church, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal church building locat |
| the Rydal Bank United Church, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style church building located at 1634 |
| e St. Mary's Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal church located at 108 North |
| Grace Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church in Georgetown, Colorado. |
| known as the Shaw House Inn, is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Victorian style house located at 703 |
| The Church of the Assumption is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Roman Catholic church located o |
| The Church of Our Saviour is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Episcopal Church located on Eas |
| St. Paul's Episcopal Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic-style Episcopal church building locat |
| Fairhope Plantation is a historic | Carpenter Gothic plantation house and historic distric |
| er All Saints Anglican Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Anglican church building locate |
| St. Thomas' Anglican Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic style Anglican church edifice built b |
| First United Methodist Church is an historic | Carpenter Gothic church in Jasper, Florida. |
| the Incarnation built in 1896 is an historic | Carpenter Gothic Episcopal church building located at |
| He is also the Virginia Hobbs | Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at Stanford University' |
| ss bees (which are also cultured for honey), | carpenter bees, orchid bees, cuckoo bees, bumblebees, |
| William Hookham | Carpenter (1792-1866) was a British Keeper of Prints a |
| from Asher Benjamin's Practical House | Carpenter, 1832 |
| der, from The Architect, or, Practical House | Carpenter 1830 |
| property includes the main house, ice house, | carpenter shop, and two barns. |
| Howard | Carpenter - strings |
| Cris Howell | Carpenter (born April 5, 1965, in St. Augustine, Flori |
| pations from Irish Hill occupants: huckster, | carpenter, grocer, shoemaker, seamstress, railroad emp |
| n, widow of Douglas Cleverdon, told Humphrey | Carpenter when interviewed by him in 1995 that she bel |
| Humphrey | Carpenter, Dennis Potter: A Biography; 1998 |
| 981, edited by Tolkien's biographer Humphrey | Carpenter assisted by Christopher Tolkien. |
| i Prichard, was married to the late Humphrey | Carpenter. |
| ecorded in the book The Inklings by Humphrey | Carpenter. |
| Upon the outbreak of World War I, | Carpenter was called to service in the British Army Me |
| During World War II, | Carpenter entertained troops throughout Europe, the Mi |
| Born in Park Ridge, Illinois, | Carpenter was raised in a musical household. |
| One of the oldest homes in | Carpenter built during the 1800s is the home of Willia |
| Fountain Park is an unincorporated town in | Carpenter Township, Jasper County, Indiana. |
| Xylocopines (the subfamily which includes | carpenter bees) are mostly solitary, though they tend |
| 850 to 1900 in a variety of styles including | Carpenter Gothic, Italianate, and Bracketed as part of |
| Amphithalamus inclusus | Carpenter, 1864 |
| Dana died soon after from his injuries; | Carpenter was reported to be "awake and alert," and wa |
| d race in June at Watkins Glen International | Carpenter switched to rain tires late in the race whil |
| ng his pupils, and through this introduction | Carpenter married Susanna, born about 1688, daughter o |
| has it restored by Salvatore, an introverted | carpenter. |
| The gatehouse is ' | carpenter gothic' in style, featuring board and batten |
| Just below and adjacent is | Carpenter Island boat launch and fish hatchery river a |
| 0 Aklavik, Northwest Territories, Canada) is | carpenter and private contractor as well as a current |
| Isaac | Carpenter - Drums, Vocal |
| Isaac | Carpenter became Loaded's new drummer following the de |
| 1875 in Washington County he married Isabell | Carpenter, and the couple would have a daughter and th |
| itory units and voted unanimously to name it | Carpenter Hall in memory of H. P. Carpenter, founder o |
| styles of architecture, such as Italianate, | Carpenter Gothic, Queen Anne, Shingle, Prairie School |
| n the outside while the interior retains its | Carpenter Gothic features. |
| Built in 1889 by the Lannan Brothers, its | Carpenter Gothic details include board and batten sidi |
| William J. | Carpenter, born April 17, 1827, died February 21, 1921 |
| Robert J. | Carpenter III (born August 1, 1983 in Lancaster, Ohio) |
| David J. | Carpenter (Bass) has toured and recorded with Toni Chi |
| Captain Stephen J. | Carpenter |
| According to Edmund J. | Carpenter in his book, The Pilgrims and their Monument |
| The Right Reverend Charles C. J. | Carpenter, 6th Bishop of Alabama |
| by the New York architectural firm of J.E.R. | Carpenter. |
| Joseph Kearns - J.R. | Carpenter |
| Jake | Carpenter - violin on "Built Too Long, pt. |
| Jake | Carpenter Fan Club |
| James | Carpenter (1840-1899) was a British astronomer at the |
| In 1896, James | Carpenter received the company's first patent for an i |
| James | Carpenter (born March 22, 1989) is an American footbal |
| engineer James Nasmyth partnered with James | Carpenter to produce a book about the Moon titled, The |
| He was the son of James | Carpenter, a bookseller in Old Bond Street. |
| Born Theo-Alice Jeanne | Carpenter in Kansas City, Missouri, Carpenter started |
| Jeanne | Carpenter (February 1, 1916 - January 5, 1994) was an |
| Jed | Carpenter is an American actor. |
| iddie threw a 54 yard touchdown pass to Jeff | Carpenter to pull Boise State to 21-14. |
| Jennifer | Carpenter as Debra Morgan |
| Jennifer | Carpenter as Emily Rose, The Exorcism of Emily Rose |
| ed on Lindsay's books, portrayed by Jennifer | Carpenter. |
| antined (a horror thriller starring Jennifer | Carpenter, Jay Hernandez and Columbus Short and direct |
| Jennifer | Carpenter - Dexter |
| Jennifer | Carpenter, Quarantine |
| Jim | Carpenter opened the first Wild Birds Unlimited in 198 |
| Wayne's good friend Joe | Carpenter, a great guitar player that played with Coch |
| has appeared in 12 Walter Hill films, 7 John | Carpenter films, has acted in over 100 commercials and |
| oween, directed by former USC classmate John | Carpenter, being paid $25 a day. |
| One was his brother, John | Carpenter the elder, who received much property from h |
| John | Carpenter - all instrumentation, production |
| The church contains the tomb of John | Carpenter, Bishop of Worcester, who had planned to mak |
| Carpenters rock was named after John | Carpenter, who built and operated a nearby saw mill. |
| e-for-TV movie, written and directed by John | Carpenter and starring Lauren Hutton and Adrienne Barb |
| Vampires is also the title of a film by John | Carpenter. |
| American Affair, The Warriors, and the John | Carpenter film The Thing. |
| use was used as a location for the 1980 John | Carpenter film The Fog. |
| me year, a film adaptation, directed by John | Carpenter and starring Keith Gordon, John Stockwell, A |
| ow noted film directors Nick Castle and John | Carpenter to work with him on his senior year 480 prod |
| John | Carpenter (1372-1442) also in 1442 bequeathed land to |
| John | Carpenter Himself - drummer of The Zephyrs (as Slash W |
| She meets and interviews John | Carpenter. |
| or Best Actor, marking the only film by John | Carpenter to receive an Academy Award nomination. |
| Elvis is a 1979 television film by John | Carpenter and is based upon the life of Elvis Presley, |
| John | Carpenter was one of three men by that name who were p |
| e news, Zombie felt obligated to inform John | Carpenter, out of respect, of the plans to remake his |
| John | Carpenter (John Condict Carpenter; December 7, 1884 - |
| Rokos ~ Cinematographer: Nick Castle ~ John | Carpenter: Film Editing and Original Music ~ Producer: |
| Story by: John | Carpenter, Nick Castle, Jim Rokos, John Longenecker an |
| emberment Blues (2:53) - Elliot Easton, John | Carpenter & Stone |
| Fight Train (3:16) - Robin Finck, John | Carpenter & Anthrax |
| He was son of John | Carpenter, rector of Northleigh, Devon, and was born t |
| r film directed, written, and scored by John | Carpenter. |
| John | Carpenter, town clerk of London was one of the most fa |
| For the film's soundtrack, John | Carpenter recorded a number of synthesizer pieces and |
| ved as partial inspiration for the 1988 John | Carpenter film They Live. |
| r his score came from music composed by John | Carpenter. |
| Nick Castle was the cinematographer, John | Carpenter was the film editor and wrote the original t |
| All songs written and composed by John | Carpenter, except where noted. |
| John | Carpenter Carter was born in Waynesboro, Georgia on De |
| son and Nancy K. Mello (1984-1991), and John | Carpenter (1991-1994). |
| Music by John | Carpenter |
| January 16 - John | Carpenter, film-maker and composer |
| f the original Halloween, and friend of John | Carpenter, jumped at the chance to make a Halloween fi |
| directed by Harley Cokeliss, written by John | Carpenter and starring Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Hamilton |
| leporter made a brief appearance in the John | Carpenter horror movie They Live. |
| from New York is a soundtrack album by John | Carpenter, featuring the score to the film, Escape fro |
| The Thing (aka John | Carpenter's The Thing) is a 1982 science fiction horro |
| Old Citizens may join the John | Carpenter Club, the school's alumni association. |
| s were erected between 1459 and 1469 by John | Carpenter, Bishop of Worcester and Westbury. |
| The statue of John | Carpenter, now residing within the City of London Scho |
| honored in 1975 with the Bill Hayward Johnny | Carpenter Prep athlete of the year award as the Outsta |
| y was honored as the presenter of the Johnny | Carpenter Prep Athlete of the Year (5A/6A) award durin |
| Johnny | Carpenter as Chuck |
| 0s, it was the home of Charles Colcock Jones | Carpenter, son of the Rev. Samuel B. Carpenter and Rut |
| Carpenter's Creek received its name from Joseph Carpen | |
| Flavius Josephus | Carpenter, born March 24, 1851 in Franklin County, Geo |
| Joshua | Carpenter (28 March 1689 - 16 April 1689) died as an i |
| a well-known architect, worked as journeyman | carpenter on the project. |
| He became a journeyman | carpenter in 1899, at the age of 14, and worked in tha |
| t home and became a self-employed journeyman | carpenter and joiner. |
| g his apprenticeship, he became a journeyman | carpenter and from his earnings was able to pay for hi |
| ample: a Puritan character named O Be Joyful | Carpenter. |
| Judge | Carpenter was one of the 185-200 men and boys killed i |
| Julie | Carpenter of Daily Express stated, "...this is a hugel |
| Justin | Carpenter |
| In D.H. Tanke & K. | Carpenter (eds.), |
| Charles K. | Carpenter (born in 1872 in Illinois, died in 1948), wa |
| Sells has stated that Karen | Carpenter was "one of the greatest vocal technicians e |
| "If I Had You" was a song recorded by Karen | Carpenter during her solo sessions in New York with pr |
| "(They Long to Be) Close to You", with Karen | Carpenter posing next to a Supersister poster. |
| at the Falcon Theatre, and Richard and Karen | Carpenter Performing Arts Center, Long Beach, and give |
| Schmidt, Little Girl Blue: The Life of Karen | Carpenter, Chicago Review Press, 2010, ISBN 1-55652-97 |
| "Sweet, Sweet Smile" at his home while Karen | Carpenter was visiting. |
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