Joan Wright

Goodwife Joan Wright (born 1596, date of death unknown), sometimes "Jane Wright" and called '''''Surry's Witch'''," is the first person known to have been legally accused of witchcraft in any British North American colony. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Project engages culturally diverse parents in Proposition 10 decisions

    Project engages culturally diverse parents in Proposition 10 decisions by David Campbell, Joan Wright

    Published 2004-01-01
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    Money Sense makes a difference

    Money Sense makes a difference by Karen Varcoe, Joan Wright

    Published 1990-05-01
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    Tuolumne County shops capture local dollars

    Tuolumne County shops capture local dollars by Nancy Feldman, Andrew Murray, Joan Wright, George Goldman

    Published 2000-11-01
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    Popularity has spawned diversity - and rules - at certified farmers' markets

    Popularity has spawned diversity - and rules - at certified farmers' markets by Kathleen Peck, Ronald Voss, James Grieshop, Joan Wright, Martha Stiles

    Published 1993-03-01
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    Food preparation practices influence nutrition

    Food preparation practices influence nutrition by Estella West, Cathi Lamp, Amy Block Joy, Suzanne Murphy, Mark Hudes, Sybille Bunch, Joan Wright

    Published 1999-01-01
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    Radio is effective in teaching nutrition to Latino families

    Radio is effective in teaching nutrition to Latino families by Joan Wright, Eunice Romero-Gwynn, Anne Cotter, Carol Powell, Constance Garrett, Myriam Grajales-Hall, Saundra Parnell, Gwendolyn Stanford, Barbara Turner, Norma Wightman, Eunice Williamson

    Published 1996-11-01
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