- p. 50
Jellison, p. 62
Jellison, pp. 62–91
Jellison, pp. 77–86
Jellison, p. 92
Nelson (1990), p. 108
Jellison, p. 94
Jellison, pp 94–95
Jellison, p. 96...
- Cape
Jellison is a 1,600-acre (6.5 km2)
peninsula that juts into
Penobscot Bay on the
coast of Maine. In
colonial times it was
known as
Wasaumkeag Point...
- do****entary
series on the comet.
Political lobbying by
California Senator Arthur Jellison eventually gets a
joint Apollo-Soyuz (docking with
Skylab B)
mission approved...
-
Benjamin H.
Jellison (December 29, 1845 -
April 5, 1924) was an
American soldier who
fought in the
American Civil War.
Jellison received his country's...
- The
Theodore Jellison House, also
known locally as the
Stone House, is a
historic house on
River Road in
eastern Calais, Maine.
Built in 1825, it is one...
-
Joyce Angela Jellison-Hounkanrin (born
August 7, 1969) is an
American author living in New England. She is a
graduate of
Urban College of
Boston and Bay...
- Weal 1998, p. 14.
Jellison 1984, pp. 102–103.
Jellison 1984, p. 106.
Jellison 1984, p. 166.
Jellison 1984, pp. 111–113.
Jellison 1984, pp. 121–123. Hooton...
-
public offering, in 1992.[citation needed]
Between 2001 and 2018,
Brian Jellison, a
former executive of
General Electric and Ingersoll-Rand,
served as chief...
- "dry rot", when in fact, the wood had been
rotten all along.
Schilling &
Jellison note the
potential efficiency of
these 'dry rot'
fungi in
growing away...
- and Fort
Point Light, both
located on Fort Point, a
peninsula on Cape
Jellison. Part of the
Waldo Patent, it was
first settled about 1759, the year Governor...
