John Billo

John Steven Billo, age 62, College Grove, TN View Details

Cities: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh, Bridget Anne Billo

John S Billo, age 69, Syracuse, NY View Details

Cities: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh, Bridget Anne Billo

John Billo, age 65, Clinton Township, MI View Details

Cities: Pratt WV, Portland TN

John Billo, age 80, Providence, RI View Details

Cities: Pratt WV, Portland TN

John Billo, age 60 View Details

Jack P Billo, Grand Rapids, MI View Details

Cities: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh, Bridget Anne Billo

Juan Manuel Bello, Dallas, TX View Details

Cities: Pratt WV, Portland TN

John Steven Billo, age 61, College Grove, TN View Details

Locations: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh

John Billo, age 60 View Details

John A Billo, age 55, Pratt, WV View Details

Locations: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo

John Martin Billo, age 55, Chicago, IL View Details

Locations: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh

John Daniel Billo, age 31, Saint Cloud, MN View Details

Locations: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh

Jack P Billo, Grand Rapids, MI View Details

Locations: Pratt WV, Portland TN Possible Relatives: Frances B Billo, Thomas Joseph Bilbaugh

Juan Manuel Bello, Dallas, TX View Details

Locations: Pratt WV, Portland TN

John Daniel Billo View Details

Possible Relatives: Catherine Billo, Matthew Joseph Billo, Patricia A Billo

John J Billo View Details

Address:***** Brown St, New Orleans, LA

John A Billo View Details

Address:***** E Edison St, Tucson, AZ. Phone Number: (337) 439-****

John Billo View Details

Address:***** 72nd St, Brooklyn, NY

John Billingsley (agriculturist)

John Billingsley (1747–1811) was an agricultural pioneer in 18th century Somerset, England.

John Willock

John Willock was a Scottish reformer. He appears to have been a friar of the Franciscan House at Ayr. Having joined the party of reform before 1541, he fled for his life to England. There he became noread more...ted as a zealous and taking preacher. This led to his arrest for heresy under an Act of Henry VIII., "for abolishing diversity of opinion" in matters of religion. He was found guilty of preaching against purgatory, holy water, priestly confession, and prayer to the saints, and of holding that priests might lawfully be married, he was for some time confined in the Fleet prison. After the accession of Edward VI he was chaplain to Henry, Duke of Suffolk, who had married King Henry's niece, and is best known as the father of Lady Jane Grey. He preached for a time in London, in St Katherine's Church, when both he and John Knox, his fast friend, were granted general license to preach anywhere in England. Henry, Earl of Huntingdon, presented him to the rectory of Loughborough in Leicestershire, a living which he continued to hold during King Edward's reign, and again during that of Queen Elizabeth for the rest of his life. Thus in his later years he was in the unique position of being at the same time a parish minister in both England and Scotland. When Mary Tudor came to the English throne in 1553, Willock fled to Embden, in the Protestant Duchy of Friesland. There he practised as a physician with much success, and rose to some eminence. In 1555, and again in 1556, the Duchess Anne of Friesland sent him to Scotland as her Commissioner on matters of trade. In 1558 he returned home, and preached for some time in Dundee, with much acceptance among the friends of reform. In 1559, when John Knox had to leave Edinburgh in peril of his life, Willook took his place as the evangelist of the Reformation. It was then that he conducted in St Giles what is believed to have been the earliest public celebration of the Holy Communion in Scotland after the reformed ritual. In 1560, when Queen Mary of Guise lay dying, the Earls of Argyll and Moray, and other Lords of the Congregation advised her to "send for a godly, learned man of whom she might receive instruction"; and Willock was chosen to minister to her, which he faithfully did. That same year he was made Superintendent of Glasgow and the West. He was also one of the six Johns entrusted with the drawing up of the First Book of Discipline, the others being John Knox, John Winram, John Spottiswood, John Douglas, and John Row. Sometime in that year he went to England, and brought home his wife, Katherine Picknavell, an English lady. He was chosen Moderator of the General Assembly in 1563, 1564, 1565, and 1568. In 1565 Queen Mary endeavoured to put a stop to his activity by having him imprisoned in Dumbarton Castle; but the Reformers were now too strong for her, and she had to depart from her purpose.read less...

John Tillotson

John Tillotson was the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury from 1691 to 1694.

John Bill Ricketts

John Bill Ricketts (1769–1802) was an English equestrian who brought the first modern circus to the United States.

John Willoughby

John Willoughby is a fictional character in Jane Austen's 1811 novel Sense and Sensibility. He is described as being a handsome young man with a small estate, but has expectations of inheriting his auread more...nt's large estate. He is in love with Marianne Dashwood, who is also a character in the novel.read less...

John Bollons

John Peter Bollons was a New Zealand marine captain, naturalist and ethnographer. For many years he captained New Zealand government steamers, including the NZGSS Hinemoa, which undertook lighthouse wread more...ork and patrols through New Zealand's subantarctic islands. Bollons Island, in the Antipodes Islands, is named after him. In 1928 he was appointed a Companion of the Imperial Service Order.read less...