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Willbur Fisk (August 31, 1792 –
February 22, 1839) was a
prominent American Methodist minister,
educator and theologian. He was the
first President of...
- John
Wilbur may
refer to: John
Wilbur (Quaker minister) (1774–1856),
American Quaker minister and
religious thinker John
Wilbur (American football) (1943–2013)...
- to help
those in need,
especially Willbur. Big Bob – is the
Bobobobs leader, and
father of
Petronella and
Willbur. In all, 26
episodes were produced...
- born in
Manatee County, Florida, one of four sons of
Millie Content (née
Willbur) and
Jesse Edward Markham Sr., who was a merchant. He
attended Palm Beach...
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Methodists bought it and
founded in 1831 an all-male
Methodist college.
Willbur Fisk was the
first president.
Despite its name,
Wesleyan was
never an officially...
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Academic offices Preceded by
Willbur Fisk
President of
Wesleyan University 1841–1842 Succeeded by
Stephen Olin...
- [citation needed] In 1849 the
phrase was
reported to have been said by
Willbur Fisk, a
Methodist minister who had
actively proselytized among Native Americans...
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tried hard to give them
distinctive first names.
Wilbur was
named for
Willbur Fisk and
Orville for
Orville Dewey, both
clergymen that
Milton Wright admired...
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Stemphylium globuliferum is a
plant pathogen infecting alfalfa. Samac, D. A.;
Willbur, J.; Behnken, L.; Brietenbach, F.; Blonde, G.; Halfman, B.; Jensen, B.;...
- (later Vance). He was
named for the
early 19th-century
Methodist theologian Willbur Fisk. His
father was an
itinerant Methodist minister in
North Carolina...
