James Wilkinson (9074 bytes)
1: :''Alternate use: [[James H. Wilkinson]], mathematician and computer scientist.''
3: ...mes Wilkinson.jpg|thumb|200px|right|General James Wilkinson]]
5: ...f [[General]]. He was also the first governor of the [[Louisiana Territory]].
7: ...[University of Pennsylvania]] was interrupted by the American revolution.
11: ...tly secretary to the Board of War, January to March 1778.

James H. Wilkinson (1479 bytes)
1: ''You might want [[James Wilkinson]] (1757-1825), an American General.''
3: ...nd [[computer science]] particularly useful to [[physics]] and [[engineering]].
5: ...in 1946, where he worked with [[Alan Turing]] on the [[Pilot ACE|ACE]] computer project.
7: ...ld, where he discovered many significant [[algorithm]]s.
9: ...computer, having received special recognition for his work in computations in linear algebra and 'bac...

James John Garth Wilkinson (2214 bytes)
1: '''James John Garth Wilkinson''' ([[June 3]], [[1812]] - [[October 18]], [[1899...
3: ...sophic Argument on the Infinite'', and ''Hieroglyphic Key to Natural and Spiritual Mysteries''.
5: ...on further attracted [[Alfred Tennyson]], the Oliphants and [[Edward Maitland]].
7: ...memorated by a bust and portrait in the rooms of the Swedenborgian Society in [[Bloomsbury, London|Bl...
9: ''This entry was originally from the [[1911 Encyclopedia Britannica]].''

Wilkinson (1666 bytes)
1: '''Wilkinson''' can refer to:
3: *[[Wilkinson Sword]], a manufacturer of razor blades and [[swo...
4: *The Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe ([[WMAP]]), a satellit...
8: *Rt Hon [[Nicholas Browne-Wilkinson]], English jurist
9: *[[Anne Wilkinson]], Canadian poet

Bruce Wilkinson (4670 bytes)
1: ...until resigning to officially launch [[Walk Thru the Bible]] in June [[1976]].
3: ...[United States|North America]]'s most successful christian ministries, producing 11,000 seminars for ...
5: ...imes of Temptation, as a part of “The Biblical Manhood” series.
7: ...bia]], [[Zambia]], [[Myanmar]], [[Jordan]], [[South Korea]], and [[Belarus]].
9: ...'Jesus'' film. Wilkinson served as [[CoMission]] chairman for five years, (CoMission is an innovative...

Geoffrey Wilkinson (2457 bytes)
1: ...offrey Wilkinson''' was an [[England|English]] [[chemist]]
3: ... This is where he first developed an interest in Chemistry.
5: ...], who received a [[Nobel Prize]] for “splitting the atom”.
7: ...rest as a student - transition metal complexes such as [[carbonyl]]s and [[olefin]] complexes.
9: ...ation functions for [[proton]]s on [[cobalt]] but had already begun to work on olefin complexes.

Dot Wilkinson (1622 bytes)
1: ...o the public light with the film ''[[A League of Their Own]]''.
3: ...n [[1955]], and .387 on the ''Rambler''s championship year of 1957.
5: ... (a bowling triple crown event) in [[1962]], and the WIBC singles in [[1963]].
7: ...of eligibility. She was inducted into the bowling Hall of Fame twenty years later, in [[1990]].
9: ... number eight among Arizona's all time greatest athletes in [[1999]].

John Wilkinson (751 bytes)
1: There were several famous men named '''John Wilkinson''':
2: ... use of iron for many roles where other materials had previously been used.
4: ..., writer and pioneer [[Egyptologist]] of the [[19th century]].
6: ...fficer in the [[Confederate States Navy]] during the [[U.S. Civil War]].
8: ...n [[September 23]], [[1940]]) is a politician in the [[United Kingdom]].

Jonny Wilkinson (2984 bytes)
1: ... He plays his club rugby for the [[Zurich Premiership]] side [[Newcastle Falcons]].
3: ... his tendency to kick whenever he has the ball in hand.
5: ...nson was also named the 2003 IRB World Player of the Year.
7: ...nd fly-half [[Rob Andrew]] and brought along with his family to live in Newcastle.
9: ...ny as any other England player) in 52 matches for his country.

Jemima Wilkinson (1088 bytes)
1: ...c evangelist who preached total [[abstinence]] to her congregation of "Universal Friends."
3: ...ording to some stories, only imperfectly observed herself.
5: ...her congregation in the state of [[New York]] in the Finger Lake area.
7: ...xpectation for decades, despite visible decay of the body.
11: [[Category:New religious movements|Wilkinson, Jemima]]

Wilkinson, Indiana (2550 bytes)
1: ..., Indiana]]. As of the [[2000]] census, the town had a total population of 356.
3: == Geography ==
4: Wilkinson is located at 39°53'5" North, 85°36'30" West (39.884810, -85.608241){{GR|1...
6: ... to the [[United States Census Bureau]], the town has a total area of 0.6 [[square kilometer|km²...
8: == Demographics ==

Howard Wilkinson (2892 bytes)
1: '''Howard Wilkinson''' is an [[England|English]] [[football (soccer)|football]] manager.
3: ...gan his coaching career at [[Notts County]] where he was taken on and tutored by County's legendary m...
5: ...g and other training programmes at all levels of the game.
7: ...-21 team, but was not particularly successful in this role.
9: ... [[2004]], he was appointed as the first team coach of [[Leicester City F.C.|Leicester City]].

Kevin Wilkinson (609 bytes)
1: '''Kevin Wilkinson''' ([[1958]] - [[July 17]], [[1999]]) was a drumm...
2: ... [[The Proclaimers]] and his last work was with [[Howard Jones]].
4: ...himself at the family home in [[Swindon]], [[Wiltshire]], [[United Kingdom]].
8: [[Category:1958 births|Wilkinson, Kevin]]
9: [[Category:1999 deaths|Wilkinson, Kevin]]

Gary Wilkinson (1176 bytes)
1: {| style = "float: right; margin-left: 0.5em;" border="1" cellpadding="2"...
3: ...= "2" bgcolor = "#00AF00" align = "center" | Gary Wilkinson
9: ! Date of birth
13: | [[England|English]]
26: ! World Championship Best

Morton S. Wilkinson (2244 bytes)
1: [[image:MortonWilkinson.jpg|right|Morton S. Wilkinson]]
3: ...Smith Wilkinson''' ([[January 22]], [[1819]] – [[February 4]], [[1894]]) was an [[United States...
5: ...actice in [[Eaton Rapids, Michigan]] in [[1843]]. He moved to [[Stillwater, Minnesota]] in [[1847]].
7: ...d of commissioners to prepare a code of laws for the Territory of Minnesota in [[1858]].
9: ...esentatives]] from [[March 4]], [[1869]] to [[March 3]], [[1871]] but unsuccessful candidate for reno...

Ellen Wilkinson (5221 bytes)
1: ...]], [[Manchester]]-[[6 February]], [[1947]]) was the [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] [[Member of Parliam...
3: ...y. She was a very small woman with a shock of red hair, pale skin and arresting blue eyes.
5: ... was elected to [http://www.manchester.gov.uk Manchester City Council].
7: ...evoted herself to writing - including a novel, ''The Division Bell Mystery'' - and campaigning.
9: ...employed workers from Jarrow to [[London]] where she presented a petition for jobs to Parliament.

Wilkinson County (187 bytes)
1: ...son County''' is the name of several counties in the [[United States]]:
3: * [[Wilkinson County, Georgia]]
4: * [[Wilkinson County, Mississippi]]
7: [[de:Wilkinson County]]

Thomas Wilkinson (343 bytes)
1: There are a number of people named '''Thomas Wilkinson''':
3: *There have been three [[Victoria Cross]] recipients:
4: ** [[Thomas Wilkinson, Royal Marines]], during the [[Crimean War]].
5: ...[Thomas Wilkinson, Royal Naval Reserve]], during the [[Second World War]].
6: ** [[Thomas Orde Lauder Wilkinson]], during the [[First World War]].

Mark Wilkinson (660 bytes)
1: ...t|Mark Wilkinson's cover for<br> ''Misplaced Childhood'']]
3: ...ism|surrealistic]] cover art that he created for the [[Progressive Rock]] band, [[Marillion]].
5: ...rillion's albums and 12" releases that comprised the band's earlier trilogy from 1983-1986.
8: [[Category:Surrealism|Wilkinson, Mark]]

Wilkinson Sword (138 bytes)
1: ...ng]] equipment. The brand is owned by [[Energizer Holdings]].

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