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Albert A Stewart

from New Haven, CT
Age ~61
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Also known as:
Albert Sharon Stewart, Albert A Stweart, Alberta Stewart, Albert Stuart
Related to:
Damion C Stewart, 59Jermaine Stewart, 39Maurice Stewart, 75Denise Berry, 54
Connected to:
Abe J Stewart, 51Abram C Stewart, 46Adolph Stewart, 70Adron S Stewart, 64Aisha Stewart, 38Alan B Stewart, 63Alana Stewart, 44Aldimond Stewart, 65Alex M Stewart, 35Alfonza Stewart, 37

Albert Stewart Phones & Addresses

  • New Haven, CT
  • 302 E Sidney Ave APT 1B, Mount Vernon, NY 10553 (914) 419-8844
  • 302 Sidney Ave, Mount Vernon, NY 10553
  • Ocala, FL
  • Greenwich, CT
  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • Westchester, NY
  • Stone Mountain, GA

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Albert Stewart

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Address:
2313 Park Hl Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15221
Phone:
(412) 708-1692
VIN:
3MEHM0HA6AR632229
Make:
MERCURY
Model:
MILAN
Year:
2010

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Detention Officer

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Work:
Spectrum Detention
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Location:
United States
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Financial Services Professional

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Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
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Location:
United States

Business Records

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Company / Classification
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Albert L. Stewart
President
The Apostolic Jesus Name Church, Inc. (Pentecostal Faith, Inc.)
Albert Stewart
THE YOCONA GIN COMPANY
Albert Stewart
GREAT LAKES CHAPTER BIKERS FOR CHRIST
Albert Stewart
THE ALBERT STEWART COMPANY

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Us Patents

Crystals For Ultraviolet Light Filters

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US Patent:
58370544, Nov 17, 1998
Filed:
Aug 30, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/709399
Inventors:
Narsingh B. Singh - Export PA
William D. Partlow - Export PA
Steven Strauch - Ellicott City MD
Albert M. Stewart - Pittsburgh PA
John F. Jackovitz - Monroeville PA
David W. Coffey - Columbia MD
Robert Mazelski - Monroeville PA
Assignee:
Northrop Grumman Corporation - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
C30B 700
C30B 2912
US Classification:
117 10
Abstract:
Crystals formed of a solid-solution of NiSiF. sub. 6 6H. sub. 2 O provide very good materials for filtering ultraviolet light and will not deteriorate in temperatures as high as 115. degree. C. They are particularly useful in sensing devices which seek to identify the presence of ultraviolet light in the UV missile warning band.

Crystals For Ultraviolet Light Filters

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US Patent:
57424284, Apr 21, 1998
Filed:
Sep 30, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/724605
Inventors:
Narsingh B. Singh - Export PA
William D. Partlow - Export PA
Steven Strauch - Ellicott City MD
Albert M. Stewart - Pittsburgh PA
John F. Jackovitz - Monroeville PA
David W. Coffey - Columbia MD
Robert Mazelsky - Monroeville PA
James D.B. Smith - Monroeville PA
Assignee:
Northrop Grumman Corporation - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
G02B 102
G02B 522
F21V 906
US Classification:
359350
Abstract:
Crystals formed of a solid-solution of Ni(BF. sub. 4). sub. 2 6H. sub. 2 O provide very good materials for filtering ultraviolet light and will not deteriorate in temperatures as high as 110. degree. C. They are particularly useful in sensing devices which seek to identify the presence of ultraviolet light in the UV missile warning band.

Crystals For Ultraviolet Light Filters

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US Patent:
57887659, Aug 4, 1998
Filed:
Aug 30, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/709398
Inventors:
Narsingh B. Singh - Export PA
William D. Partlow - Export PA
Steven Strauch - Ellicott City MD
Albert M. Stewart - Pittsburgh PA
John F. Jackovitz - Monroeville PA
David W. Coffey - Columbia MD
Assignee:
Northrop Grumman Corporation - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
C30B 708
US Classification:
117 68
Abstract:
Crystals formed of a solid-solution of K. sub. 2 Ni(SO. sub. 4). sub. 2 6H. sub. 2 O provide very good materials for filtering ultraviolet light and will not deteriorate in temperatures as high as 110. degree. C. They are particularly useful in sensing devices which seek to identify the presence of ultraviolet light in the UV missile warning band.
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