Massachusetts, Rhestrau Pleidleiswyr Caergrawnt, 1904-1947

977,883 cofnod

Newid categori neu gasgliad

Blwyddyn enedigaeth

Blwyddyn

Preswylfa

Blwyddyn

Lle

Ychwanegu manylion

Rhyw

Cydweddu pob term yn union

Clirio ffurflen

Holl Gasgliadau

Cyfrifiadau a Rhestrau Pleidleiswyr

Arall

Massachusetts, Rhestrau Pleidleiswyr Caergrawnt, 1904-1947

Massachusetts, Rhestrau Pleidleiswyr Caergrawnt, 1904-1947

977,883 cofnodion

NEWYDD

Mae'r casgliad hwn yn cynnwys rhestrau o drigolion o Cambridge, Massachusetts, yr Unol Daleithiau rhwng y blynyddoedd 1904 a 1947. Mae cofnodion fel arfer yn cynnwys enw'r preswylydd, blwyddyn geni, oedran, preswylfa a chyn breswylfa. Gall cofnodion hefyd gynnwys galwedigaeth a chenedligrwydd.<br><br>Detholwyd y cofnodion o'r rhestrau sganiedig gan ddefnyddio technoleg DA uwch a ddatblygwyd gan MyHeritage. Oherwydd defnydd deallusrwydd artiffisial wrth echdynnu'r wybodaeth hon, gall rhai cofnodion gynnwys anghywirdebau. Argymhellir adolygu'r delweddau cysylltiedig i wirio'r manylion.

Categorïau cofnodion cysylltiedig:

Arall

Massachusetts

Casgliadau cysylltiedig

GWELER POB UN

Casgliadau cysylltiedig

Papurau Newydd Massachusetts, 1704-1974

6,072,758 cofnod

Boston, Rhestri Teithwyr Massachusetts, 1891-1943

3,945,505 cofnod

Unol Daleithiau, Massachusetts, Mynegai Marwolaethau, 1840-1910

2,277,752 cofnod

Unol Daleithiau America, Massachusetts, Mynegai Geni, 1840-1910

3,406,032 cofnod

1865 Massachusetts State Census

1,351,923 cofnod

Massachusetts, Rhestrau Preswylwyr Boston

16,397,151 cofnod

Massachusetts, Priodasau, 1841-1915

8,867,769 cofnod

Cofnod enghreifftiol

James Bryant ConantResidence: 1934 - 17 Quincy Street, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States

James Bryant Conant was a prominent American chemist, educator, and public servant. Serving as President of Harvard University from 1933 to 1953, he significantly strengthened the institution's emphasis on graduate education and scientific research. Originally trained in organic and physical chemistry, Conant conducted notable research on reaction mechanisms and chlorophyll. During World War II, he played a pivotal role as a member of the National Defense Research Committee, coordinating scientific efforts for the war, including key contributions to the Manhattan Project. Post-war, Conant served as the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany and subsequently became the first U.S. Ambassador to West Germany, cementing his legacy as an influential figure in both education policy and diplomacy.