Death by Disease 28 January 1984 (Died at one month, pulmonary failure),Family noted (Granddad),Short Life less than 29 Yrs (One month)

CPA/ Auditor/ Accountant (Accountant),Top executive (CEO)

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Leading figure in Scottish piping.

Leading figure in Scottish piping, likely a teacher or performer.

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Renowned bagpiper and music educator, known for his involvement in piping competitions.

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Piping expert, known for his work in Scottish piping.

Public office (M.P.),Gain social status 11 June 1987 (Reelected to Parliament)

Public office (M.P.),Gain social status 11 June 1987 (Reelected to Parliament)

Death of Father 5 April 2000 in Greensboro (Dad, Lee Petty died),Death of Significant person 12 May 2000 in Loudon (Grandson Adam killed in racing crash, age 19),Business owner (Racing school),Entrepreneur,Race Cars (Race driver and owner-sponser),Ears (75% deaf from racing accidents),Accident/Injury (Racing accidents, broken bones),Kids more than 3 (Four),Kids - Noted (Son Kyle and grandson also a race driver),Kids -Traumatic event (Grandson, Adam, killed in racing crash),Family noted (Dad a champ racer),Other Childhood (Second of four racing generations),Number of Marriages (One),Accident (Non-fatal) February 1988 (Racing; car flipped 7 times),Retired 1993 (Retired at 55),Hazardous work,Wealthy,Sports Championship (Track records, numerous season championships),Top 5% of Profession

Death of Father 5 April 2000 in Greensboro (Dad, Lee Petty died),Death of Significant person 12 May 2000 in Loudon (Grandson Adam killed in racing crash, age 19),Business owner (Racing school),Entrepreneur,Race Cars (Race driver and owner-sponser),Ears (75% deaf from racing accidents),Accident/Injury (Racing accidents, broken bones),Kids more than 3 (Four),Kids - Noted (Son Kyle and grandson also a race driver),Kids -Traumatic event (Grandson, Adam, killed in racing crash),Family noted (Dad a champ racer),Other Childhood (Second of four racing generations),Number of Marriages (One),Accident (Non-fatal) February 1988 (Racing; car flipped 7 times),Retired 1993 (Retired at 55),Hazardous work,Wealthy,Sports Championship (Track records, numerous season championships),Top 5% of Profession

Australian soldier awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery at Gallipoli during World War I.

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Economist and judge known for his work in law and economics.

(kindly update; details are not confirmed) The Overstory (won Pulitzer Prize, explores humanity’s relationship with nature), The Echo Maker (addresses the brain and memory).

Columnist/ journalist (Journalist),Fiction,Textbook/ Non-fiction,Other Science (Expert in biotechnology),Change in family responsibilities 1985 (First daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 1987 (Second daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 1993 (First son born, third child),Kids 1-3 (Two girls and one boy),Order of birth (First of three boys),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (Michelle since 1985),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1988 (First book published),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1995 (No.1 book, "The Hot Zone," released),Travel for work (World traveler),Gain - Financial success in field,Vocational award (Whitman Bassow Award and McDermott Award),Top 5% of Profession,End a program of study 1977 (Graduated from Pomona College),Marriage 1985 (Michelle Parham)

Columnist/ journalist (Journalist),Fiction,Textbook/ Non-fiction,Other Science (Expert in biotechnology),Change in family responsibilities 1985 (First daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 1987 (Second daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 1993 (First son born, third child),Kids 1-3 (Two girls and one boy),Order of birth (First of three boys),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (Michelle since 1985),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1988 (First book published),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1995 (No.1 book, "The Hot Zone," released),Travel for work (World traveler),Gain - Financial success in field,Vocational award (Whitman Bassow Award and McDermott Award),Top 5% of Profession,End a program of study 1977 (Graduated from Pomona College),Marriage 1985 (Michelle Parham)

Director,Entertain Producer,Playwright/ script,Actor/ Actress (Over 20 films),Comedy (Stand-up, TV and film),Voice-Over,Military service (Two years in Germany),Heart disease/attack (Fatal),Multiple Sclerosis (Debilitating),Abuse Alcohol,Abuse Drugs (Excessive),Heart (Quadruple by-pass),Accident/Injury (Set himself on fire, 50% burned),Kids 1-3 (One),Number of Marriages (Five),Acute illness 9 November 1977 in Peoria (Heart attack),Accident (Non-fatal) 9 June 1980 in Northridge (Set himself on fire, 50% burned),Acute illness 5 May 1982 in Baton Rouge (Bronchial pneumonia),Medical diagnosis 1986 (M.S.),Medical procedure 1991 (Quadruple heart by-pass surgery),Change in Appearance 1993 (Retricted to canes, wheelchair and P.T.),New Career 31 August 1954 (First stand-up comedy performance),Great Achievement 9 May 1965 in Manhattan (1st appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show"),New Job 1968 (Screen debut),Prize 1974 (Emmy award for Best Writing),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1974 (Famed movie "Blazing Saddles"),Gain social status 25 November 1991 (Recipient of testimonial dinner),Race (Black),Weight (Weight loss due to disease),Education limited (School dropout age 14),Rags to riches,Emmy (One),Grammy (Two),Hall of Fame (Comedy),Trial dates 15 April 1974 in Los Angeles (Pled guilty to tax evasion, served ten days in jail),Arrest 5 August 1974 in Richmond (Using obscene language during performance, charges dropped)

Director,Entertain Producer,Playwright/ script,Actor/ Actress (Over 20 films),Comedy (Stand-up, TV and film),Voice-Over,Military service (Two years in Germany),Heart disease/attack (Fatal),Multiple Sclerosis (Debilitating),Abuse Alcohol,Abuse Drugs (Excessive),Heart (Quadruple by-pass),Accident/Injury (Set himself on fire, 50% burned),Kids 1-3 (One),Number of Marriages (Five),Acute illness 9 November 1977 in Peoria (Heart attack),Accident (Non-fatal) 9 June 1980 in Northridge (Set himself on fire, 50% burned),Acute illness 5 May 1982 in Baton Rouge (Bronchial pneumonia),Medical diagnosis 1986 (M.S.),Medical procedure 1991 (Quadruple heart by-pass surgery),Change in Appearance 1993 (Retricted to canes, wheelchair and P.T.),New Career 31 August 1954 (First stand-up comedy performance),Great Achievement 9 May 1965 in Manhattan (1st appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show"),New Job 1968 (Screen debut),Prize 1974 (Emmy award for Best Writing),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1974 (Famed movie "Blazing Saddles"),Gain social status 25 November 1991 (Recipient of testimonial dinner),Race (Black),Weight (Weight loss due to disease),Education limited (School dropout age 14),Rags to riches,Emmy (One),Grammy (Two),Hall of Fame (Comedy),Trial dates 15 April 1974 in Los Angeles (Pled guilty to tax evasion, served ten days in jail),Arrest 5 August 1974 in Richmond (Using obscene language during performance, charges dropped)

Sociologist,Autobiographer,Photography

Sociologist,Autobiographer,Photography