Albert Simoes

Albert M Simoes, age 74, Laconia, NH View Details

Cities: Union NJ, Elizabethport NJ, Robbinsville NJ Possible Relatives: Melanie Nicole Goncalves, Joaquim A Simoes, Maria F Simoes

Albert Simoes, age 81 View Details

Albert M Simoes, age 64 View Details

Address:***** Sylvia St, New Bedford, MA. Phone Number: (508) 998-****

Albert L Simoes, age 77 View Details

Address:***** Schuyler Ave, Kearny, NJ. Phone Number: (973) 493-****

Albert Simoes, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Tiffany L Demendonca, Alberto M Simoes, Cheryl A Simoes

Albert Simoes, age 50s, New Bedford, MA View Details

Locations: New Bedford MA, North Dartmouth MA Possible Relatives: Tiffany L Demendonca, Albert M Simoes, Cheryl A Simoes

Albert Simoes, age 57, Union, NJ View Details

Cities: Union NJ, Elizabethport NJ Possible Relatives: Maria F Simoes, Melanie N Simoes, Melissa Suzane Simoes

Albert Simoes, age 62, New Bedford, MA View Details

Cities: New Bedford MA, North Dartmouth MA Possible Relatives: A Simoes, Cheryl A Simoes, James M Simoes

Albert Simonson

Albert Charles Simonson was an American chess master. He was one of the strongest American players of the 1930s, and was part of the American team which won the gold medals at the 1933 Chess Olympiadread more.... Simonson was certainly at least of International Master strength, based on his limited playing career.read less...

Albert Simonsz

Albert Simonsz a distinguished historical painter, born at Haarlem in 1523, told Karel van Mander in 1604 that he had been a scholar of Jan Mostaert 60 years previously when Mostaert himself was alreread more...ady an old man of 70. Van Mander noted his remark because Simonsz also said that Mostaert had claimed he had never heard of Ouwater. The 18th-century writer Jacobus de Jongh was the first to extrapolate Simonsz' birth year from his statements to Karel van Mander. Simonsz clearly lived to a great age, but the exact year of his death after 1604 is not recorded. Though no known works survive, Hessel Miedema in his more recent edition of the Schilder-boeck wonders whether he isn't the same "Aelbert symonssen" mentioned in a document in the Haarlem archives who was paid 15 florins in 1592–1593 for making several copies of maps of Haarlem after the one by mayor Thomas Thomassen, and who was also paid 25 florins for making one copy of a map made in 1570 of the boundary of Rhineland after Joost Janssen of Amsterdam.read less...