James Schul

James J Schul, age 56, Hot Springs National Park, AR View Details

Cities: Carlisle OH, Franklin OH Possible Relatives: Sheila Kay Manes, Bonnie Mae Schul, Christa Marie Schul

James Lee Schul, age 41, Hazlehurst, GA View Details

Cities: Carlisle OH, Franklin OH Possible Relatives: Sheila Kay Manes, Bonnie Mae Schul, Christa Marie Schul

James Robert Schul, age 82, Gratis, OH View Details

Cities: Carlisle OH, Franklin OH Possible Relatives: Sheila Kay Manes, Bonnie Mae Schul, Christa Marie Schul

James J Schul, age 56, Hot Springs National Park, AR View Details

Locations: Carlisle OH, Franklin OH Possible Relatives: Sheila Kay Manes, Bonnie Mae Schul

James Ervin Schul, age 50, Winona, MN View Details

Locations: Carlisle OH, Franklin OH Possible Relatives: Sheila Kay Manes, Bonnie Mae Schul

James Lee Schul, age 41, Hazlehurst, GA View Details

Locations: Carlisle OH, Franklin OH Possible Relatives: Sheila Kay Manes, Bonnie Mae Schul

James J Schul, age 40s, Hot Springs National Park, AR View Details

Locations: Hot Springs National Park AR, Hot Springs AR Possible Relatives: Jessica A Schul, Vicki Jo Schul

James Sherry Schul, age 50s, La Porte, TX View Details

Locations: La Porte TX, The Colony TX Possible Relatives: G James, Amanda M Schul, Carrie L Schul

James William Schul, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Cindy Mwilliam Hoff, Joanne E Weber

James Carl Schul, age 60s, San Antonio, TX View Details

Locations: San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Alvin B Schul, Dorothy E Schul, John Morris Schul

James Allen Schul, age 70s, Franklin, OH View Details

Locations: Franklin OH, Carlisle OH Possible Relatives: Sheila K Manes, Bonnie M Schul, Rebecca Lynn Swain

James Schul, age 70s, Ronkonkoma, NY View Details

Locations: Ronkonkoma NY, Farmingville NY, Smithtown NY Possible Relatives: Barbara Jean Schultz, Carol Ann Schultz, James M Schultz

James R Schul, age 70s, Gratis, OH View Details

Locations: Gratis OH, Middletown OH Possible Relatives: Patricia Risner, Barbara E Schul, Emily C Schul

James A Schul, age 75 View Details

Address:***** Waterview Rd, Apt Fx, West Chester, PA. Phone Number: (215) 796-****

James F Schul, age 58 View Details

Address:***** S Bellaire St, Apt 2xx, Denver, CO

James A Schul, age 79 View Details

Address:***** Crestwood Dr, Gilbertsville, KY. Phone Number: (270) 556-****

James S Schul View Details

Address:***** Carrollwood Meadows Dr, Tampa, FL. Phone Number: (786) 299-****

James Scully (poet)

James Scully is an American poet. Died 12/11/20.

James Shuler

James Shuler was a U.S. Olympic and professional boxer from Philadelphia known as "Black Gold."

James Scholefield

James Scholefield, English classical scholar, was born at Henley-on-Thames.

James Schureman

James Schureman was an American merchant and statesman from New Brunswick, New Jersey. He represented New Jersey in the Continental Congress as well as the United States House of Representatives and Uread more...nited States Senate.read less...

James Shulman

James Shulman is vice president and Chief Operating Officer at the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS). He has worked in higher education and philanthropy since receiving his PhD in 1993. Untread more...il May 2016, he served as Artstor's founding President. During his nine years at the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation before joining Artstor, he participated in the construction of large databases, wrote about educational policy issues and the missions of not-for-profit institutions, and worked in a range of research, administrative, and investment capacities. From 2016 to 2018, he served as a Senior Fellow in residence at Mellon.read less...

James Scully (GC)

Acting Corporal James Patrick Scully, originally from Crumlin, Dublin, of the Pioneer Corps, was awarded the George Cross for the valour he displayed on the night of 12th/13th March 1941 in Birkenheadread more... in rescuing people from a bomb damaged building during the Blitz. The citation was published in the London Gazette on 8 July 1941, and reads:"George VI of the United Kingdom has been graciously pleased to approve the award of the GEORGE CROSS, to:- No. 13039555 Acting Corporal James Patrick Scully, Pioneer Corps. Awarded the George Medal. Lieutenant Charles Cummins Chittenden (163280), Pioneer Corps. When houses were demolished by enemy action, a rescue party under the direction of Lieutenant Chittenden went to the incident and a search was made for trapped people. Corporal Scully located a man and a woman and, with great difficulty, he managed to penetrate the debris and get to where they were buried. Lieutenant Chittenden followed him. Wood was obtained to use as props to shore up the debris, but there was no means of cutting it into proper lengths. A rescue party then arrived with tools to cut some wood into more suitable lengths for shoring. All available help was mustered and the men worked tremendously hard in their efforts to clear away the wreckage. Corporal Scully remained with the trapped persons and prevented any more debris falling on them. A long plank was inserted to take most of the weight but as the result of further falls the props began to sway out of position. There was then a very real danger of the mass of debris falling down and burying the injured persons. Realising this, Corporal Scully placed his back under the plank to try to prevent the props from giving way completely. He steadied them for a time but gradually the weight increased until the props slipped. This left Corporal Scully holding one end of the plank and Lieutenant Chittenden supporting the other. Corporal Scully could have got away at this stage, but he knew that if he did so the debris would fall and probably kill the trapped persons, so he stayed under the plank. Gradually the weight increased and forced Corporal Scully down until he lay across the trapped man. Lieutenant Chittenden who was still holding one end of the plank reached over and supported Corporal Scully's head to prevent him from being suffocated by having his head pressed into the debris. He managed to keep Corporal Scully's face clear, but he was fast becoming exhausted. Despite this, he kept up his spirits and continued to talk encouragingly to the woman. The man was unconscious nearly all this time. Corporal Scully remained in this position throughout the night until, more than seven hours later, the rescue party were able to rescue him and the casualties. When they first entered the house. Lieutenant Chittenden and Corporal Scully knew there was a grave risk of injury or death as the high walls nearby appeared about to collapse at any moment. Had this collapse occurred, they would have been buried under many tons of debris. Corporal Scully risked his life to save the two people and, though the position looked hopeless, Lieutenant Chittenden stayed with him."read less...