Stookey — is an American surname, and may refer to:* Noel Stookey (born 1937), American folk singer * S. Donald Stookey (born 1915), American engineeree also* Stookey Township * Stooky … Wikipedia
Stookey Township, St. Clair County, Illinois — Infobox Settlement unit pref=Imperial settlement type=Township official name = Stookey Township nickname = motto = imagesize = image caption = image mapsize = map caption = Location in St. Clair County subdivision type = Country subdivision name … Wikipedia
Stookey reflex — Stook·ey reflex (stookґe) [Byron Polk Stookey, American neurosurgeon, 1887–1966] see under reflex … Medical dictionary
Stookey — Byron P., U.S. neurosurgeon, 1887–1966. See S. Scarff operation, Queckenstedt S. test … Medical dictionary
Stookey reflex — with the lower limb semiflexed at the knee, flexion of the limb when the tendons of the semimembranosus and the semitendinosus muscles are tapped … Medical dictionary
S. Donald Stookey — Infobox Scientist name = Stanley Donald Stookey caption = S. Donald Stookey, inventor of CorningWare birth date = birth date and age|1915|5|23 birth place = Hay Springs, Nebraska residence = U.S. nationality = American death date = death place =… … Wikipedia
Paul Stookey — Birth name Noel Paul Stookey Also known as Paul Stookey, Noel Stookey Born December 30, 1937 (1937 12 30) (age 73) Baltimore, Maryland, U.S … Wikipedia
Municipio de Stookey (condado de St. Clair, Illinois) — Municipio de Stookey Municipio de los Estados Unidos … Wikipedia Español
Nathaniel Stookey — (b. 1970) is an American classical music composer. He is the youngest composer ever commissioned for the San Francisco Symphony s New and Unusual Music Series. He collaborated with children s book author Lemony Snicket on the work The Composer Is … Wikipedia
Noel Stookey — Noel Paul Stookey (* 30. Dezember 1937) ist ein US amerikanischer Sänger, bekannt als Paul der Folk Gruppe Peter, Paul and Mary. Die beiden anderen Mitglieder des Trios sind Peter Yarrow und – bis zu ihrem Tod im Jahre 2009 – Mary Travers. Nach… … Deutsch Wikipedia