Samson Occom and the Christian Indians of New England [electronic resource] / by W. DeLoss Love.

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Second letter to nephew 05/16/1881

Second letter to nephew, Daniel Avery Whedon from Daniel D. Whedon dated May 16, 1881.

Letter to nephew, 11/30/1881

Handwritten letter from Daniel D. Whedon to nephew, Daniel Avery Whedon. Dated November 30, 1881.

Letter to nephew, 05/16/1881

Letter from Daniel D. Whedon to nephew. One of two dated May 16, 1881.

Letter to nephew, 01/13/1868

January 13 1868 letter from Daniel A. Whedon to nephew.

Letter to nephew, 12/11/1868

Letter from Daniel Whedon to nephew, Daneil Avery Whedon. Dated December 11 1868.

Letter to nephew, June 7, 1881

Handwritten letter dated June 7, 1881, to nephew, Daniel Avery Whedon.

Letter to nephew, 10/10/1867

Daniel Avery Whedon's four page letter to nephew, dated October 10, 1867.

Letter to nephew, August 9 1867

Hanwritten letter from Daniel Denison Whedon to nephew. Dated 08/09/1867.

Letter to nephew, 02/06/1868

Letter from Daniel Whedon to nephew, Daniel Avery Whedon. Dated February, 6, 1868.

Cancer mortality in IBM endicott plant workers, 1969-2001: An update on a NY production plant

BACKGROUND: In response to concerns expressed by workers at a public meeting, we analyzed the mortality experience of workers who were employed at the IBM plant in Endicott, New York and died between 1969-2001. An epidemiologic feasibility assessment indicated potential worker exposure to several known and suspected carcinogens at this plant. METHODS: We used the mortality and work history files produced under a court order and used in a previous mortality analysis. Using publicly available data for the state of New York as a standard of comparison, we conducted proportional cancer mortality (PCMR) analysis. RESULTS: The results showed significantly increased mortality due to melanoma (PCMR = 367; 95% CI: 119, 856) and lymphoma (PCMR = 220; 95% CI: 101, 419) in males and modestly increased mortality due to kidney cancer (PCMR = 165; 95% CI: 45, 421) and brain cancer (PCMR = 190; 95% CI: 52, 485) in males and breast cancer (PCMR = 126; 95% CI: 34, 321) in females. CONCLUSION: These results are similar to results from a previous IBM mortality study and support the need for a full cohort mortality analysis such as the one being planned by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.