Eunice Ko

Eunice Eunju Ko, age 30, Staten Island, NY View Details

Possible Relatives: Byung Chul Ko, Hwa Soon Ko, Kimberly Jamie Ko

Eunice Ko, Wood Ridge, NJ View Details

Possible Relatives: Byung Chul Ko, Hwa Soon Ko, Kimberly Jamie Ko

Eunice Ko, Edgewater, NJ View Details

Possible Relatives: Byung Chul Ko, Hwa Soon Ko, Kimberly Jamie Ko

Eunice Ko, Severna Park, MD View Details

Possible Relatives: Byung Chul Ko, Hwa Soon Ko, Kimberly Jamie Ko

Eunice Ko View Details

Address:***** Main St, Trumbull, CT

Eunice K Ko, age 40s, Henderson, NV View Details

Locations: Henderson NV, Honolulu HI, Las Vegas NV Possible Relatives: Chae Yang Ko, Eun Soog Ko, Ling Ngam Ko

Eunice H Ko, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Haley Ko, Wah Kwan Ko, Wei Chu Ko

Eunice K Ko, age 40 View Details

Possible Relatives: Christy Kay Ko, Eunice K Ko, Jae Yol Ko

Eunice H Ko, age 56 View Details

Cities: Lynnwood WA Possible Relatives: Jonathan Changhoonko, Nyo Kim, Hwan Kim

Eunice Haeyong Ko, age 62 View Details

Possible Relatives: Ik Chung, Chang Hwa Kim, Connie Hyun Kim

Eunice H Ko, age 66 View Details

Possible Relatives: Allan Ming Ho, Allen W Ko, Charles Ko

Eunice Meerie Ko, Plano, TX View Details

Cities: Plano TX Possible Relatives: D Cho, E Hwan Cho, James Quincy Cho

Eunice Ko, Wood Ridge, NJ View Details

Cities: Wood Ridge NJ, Brooklyn NY, New York NY Possible Relatives: Joon Hee Ko, Joon Ko, Kenny Yu

Eunice Olumide

Eunice OlumideListen MBE is a Scottish fashion model and actress.

Eunice Kanenstenhawi Williams

Eunice Williams, also known as Marguerite Kanenstenhawi Arosen, was an English colonist taken captive by French and Mohawk warriors from Deerfield, Massachusetts in 1704. Taken to Canada with more tharead more...n 100 other captives, the seven-year-old girl was adopted by a recently converted Mohawk family at Kahnawake and fully assimilated into Mohawk society. She was baptized as the Catholic "Marguerite" and renamed A'ongonte, meaning "she who has been planted as an ash tree." She eventually married a Mohawk man, François-Xavier Arosen, having several children and remaining with the Mohawk for the rest of her life. While choosing not to return to her natal family, she, along with her children, repeatedly made the trek to Deerfield to visit with her Puritan siblings over the course of her life. Her father, Rev. John Williams and her brother Samuel made numerous efforts to ransom her to no avail. Moreover, they failed to persuade her to return to Massachusetts and her birth family.read less...

Eunice Powers Cutter

Eunice Powers Cutter was an American teacher, who was active in the Abolistionist movement, and wrote one of the most popular children's textbooks on anatomy in the Antebellum period. She was born in read more...Massachusetts and educated there and in Connecticut before becoming a teacher in 1843. After her marriage, she assisted her husband in writing university-level anatomy textbooks. She presented lectures on hygiene to women's groups and community gatherings through the mid-1850s and published textbooks on anatomy aimed at grammar school children. In 1856 or 1857, the family moved to Kansas and participated with John Brown in the efforts to ensure that Kansas Territory entered the union as a free state.read less...

Eunice Kirwa

Eunice Jepkirui Kirwa is a Kenyan-born Bahraini long-distance runner who specialises in marathon running. Having switched countries in 2013, she is the Bahraini record holder with 2:21:17 hours for thread more...e distance, set in 2017 at Nagoya Women's Marathon. She was the silver medallist in the marathon at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games.read less...

Eunice Connolly

Eunice Connolly was an American woman born into pre-Civil War-New England, who left a correspondence archive detailing her life during the period. From a working-class family, she labored in textile mread more...ills and as a housekeeper and laundress, when her husband was unable to find work. Hoping for a better life, they moved to Mobile, Alabama, but when the Civil War broke out and her husband joined the Confederacy, Eunice returned to New England. Lack of word or financial support from her spouse, led Connolly into poverty as she struggled to provide for their two children. Learning after the war ended that he had died, Connolly decided to marry a "coloured" British West Indian sailor and move with him to the Cayman Islands. The letters she left, give a glimpse into the struggles of working class life during the period of industrialization and the war, as well as the differences in racial attitudes of American and Caribbean societies.read less...

Eunice K. Fiorito

Eunice K. Fiorito was an American disability rights activist and social worker. She was president of the American Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities (ACCD).