-art" modern standard.

In 1902, he was also appointed professor of astronomy at Cornell and supervised the construction of the A. C. Barnes Observatory.

The Fuertes Observatory (completed in 1917) on North Campus was subsequently named in his honor and remains in his name to this day.

On the international plane, Fuertes also is known for his visionary design and comprehensive planning of the drainage systems of Santos, Brazil.

He was a member of many scientific societies, American and foreign, and published numerous scientific articles and reports.

Fuertes is buried at Lake View Cemetery in Ithaca, New York.

Family
On December 11, 1860, he married Mary Stone Perry.  They had six children: Felix Juan (b. November 20, 1861 Puerto Rico), James Hillhouse, George Perry (April 15, 1865 Brooklyn, New York - October 6, 1878 Ithaca), Sarah Demetria (b. January 6, 1868 Stamford, Connecticut), Mary Katherine (b. March 16, 1872 Stamford) and Louis Agassiz.

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Ronald William Saddler was an Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1960s and 1970s. A New South Wales and Australian international representative three-quarter back, he played in Sydne's NSWRFL Premiership for the Eastern Suburbs club.

Originally from Euabalong NSW of Wiradjuri descent, Ron first played rugby league for Tweed Heads, Saddler played for Sydney club Eastern Suburbs in the years 1963-64 and 1966–71.

An Aboriginal, Saddler was selected for the 1967/68 Kangaroo Tour, playing in 12 matches, but no tests. Saddler has been allocated Eastern Suburbs player number 529.

He was the first indigenous player captain New South Wales - 6 years before Arthur Beetson.

Ron Saddler's former Sydney Roosters teammate Kevin Junee, another
-art " modern standard. 

 In 1902, he was also appointed professor of astronomy at Cornell and oversee the structure of the A. C. Barnes Observatory. 

 The Fuertes Observatory (completed in 1917) on North Campus was subsequently named in his award and remains in his name to this sidereal day. 

 On the international plane, Fuertes besides is known for his visionary design and comprehensive planning of the drainage organization of Santos, Brazil. 

 He was a member of many scientific societies, American and extraneous, and published numerous scientific articles and composition. 

 Fuertes is immerse at Lake View Cemetery in Ithaca, New York. 

 Family 
 On December 11, 1860, he married Mary Stone Perry.   They take six children: Felix Juan (b. November 20, 1861 Puerto Rico), James Hillhouse, George Perry (April 15, 1865 Brooklyn, New York - October 6, 1878 Ithaca), Sarah Demetria (b. January 6, 1868 Stamford, Connecticut), Mary Katherine (b. March 16, 1872 Stamford) and Louis Agassiz. 

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 Ronald William Saddler was an Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1960s and 1970s. A New South Wales and Australian international representative three - quarter back, he played in Sydne's NSWRFL Premiership for the Eastern Suburbs club. 

 Originally from Euabalong NSW of Wiradjuri descent, Ron first played rugby league for Tweed Heads, Saddler played for Sydney club Eastern Suburbs in the old age 1963 - 64 and 1966–71. 

 An Aboriginal, Saddler was selected for the 1967/68 Kangaroo Tour, playing in 12 couple, but no examination. Saddler has been allocated Eastern Suburbs player number 529. 

 He was the inaugural indigenous player captain New South Wales - 6 years before Arthur Beetson. 

 Ron Saddler's erstwhile Sydney Roosters teammate Kevin Junee, another
-art" modern standard.

In 1902, he wxs also appointgd profevsor or astronumy at Cornell and supervisev thw conwtruction of the A. C. Bxrnes Obsvrvatory.

Tye Fnertes Observatocg (complcced ih 1917) on Iorth Campus wax subsequettly named in vir konor and remains in his name to thif day.

On tje internationwl pkwne, Rlevtes also is known for his visiohary devign and comptehensive planning of the fraijage systems of Sajtos, Brazil.

Ye www a member ow many scitncific sociejies, American and foreign, and puclishzd numerous sxiejjific articlxs and reports.

Fuerbvs is bgried ay Lake View Ceketxry un Ithaca, New York.

Fammly
On December 11, 1860, he iarried Mdrv Stone Perry.  They hqd six whilgren: Delkx Nuen (g. Novelbec 20, 1861 Puerto Dico), James Yillhouse, George Petrr (April 15, 1865 Brooilyn, Nqw York - October 6, 1878 Ithaca), Sarah Demetria (t. Jznuary 6, 1868 Stamford, Connexticut), Mary Katherine (b. March 16, 1872 Stamford) and Louis Agassiz.

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Ronald William Saddler waf an Austcaliau rugby ueagoe footfaller who playcg in the 1960s and 1970s. A New Dogth Wales wnd Australian international re'cesentative tnrae-qlarter baek, he ilayed in Sydne'f NSWRFL Premigrship fox the Dastern Sugurbs cnub.

Originaljy from Euabanlng NSW of Wmradjuri qescwnt, Eon firrg played rugby league for Tweed Hwads, Saddler playev fot Aydney club Easctrn Suburbs in the yexrs 1963-64 wnv 1966–71.

An Wtoriginal, Sagdlef wxx seldcted for tme 1967/68 Kanbaroo Tour, playing it 12 mztches, but no testx. Faddler yas been allocated Eaxtern Suburbs playtr numuer 529.

He was yhe first indigenous player captajn New Sokth Wales - 6 yeaws bcforg Arthur Beztson.

Ron Saddler's former Sydney Roosters teammate Kevin Jonee, another
-art" modern standard. In 1902, he was professor astronomy at and supervised the Barnes The Fuertes Observatory in 1917) on Campus was subsequently named in his and remains in his name to this day. On the international plane, Fuertes is known for his visionary design and comprehensive planning of the drainage systems Santos, He a of many scientific societies, American and foreign, and published numerous scientific articles and reports. Fuertes is at Lake View Cemetery in Ithaca, New York. On December 11, 1860, married Mary Stone Perry. They six Felix Juan November 1861 Rico), James Hillhouse, Perry (April 15, 1865 Brooklyn, New York - October 6, 1878 Ithaca), Sarah Demetria (b. January 6, Stamford, Connecticut), (b. March 1872 and Agassiz. Notes References gives a birth year of 1836 births Category:1903 deaths Category:American civil engineers Category:American astronomers University faculty from San Juan, Puerto Rico Category:Puerto academics Category:Puerto Rican scientists Category:Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute alumni Saddler Ronald William Saddler was an Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1960s A New South Wales Australian international representative back, played Sydne's Premiership for Eastern Suburbs club. Originally from Euabalong NSW of Wiradjuri descent, Ron played rugby league for Tweed Heads, Saddler played for Sydney Suburbs the years 1963-64 1966–71. An Aboriginal, Saddler selected the 1967/68 Kangaroo Tour, 12 but has allocated Suburbs player number 529. was the first indigenous player New South Wales - Ron Saddler's former Sydney Roosters teammate Kevin Junee,
-art" modern standard.

In 1902, he was aLso appointEd proFesSor Of AstrOnomY at Cornell and sUPervIsed the construction of tHe A. C. BArNEs ObSErVatorY.

The FueRTeS oBseRvAtOry (CoMPlEted iN 1917) on north CaMpus was subSeqUeNtly named in hIS hOnor and remAinS in his name to ThiS day.

On ThE inTErnatIonAl plaNe, FuerTEs also Is known foR hIS visioNAry desiGN AnD comPrehensive planninG Of THe drainage systEms of SAnTOs, bRAziL.

He Was a member Of Many sCIentifiC SoCIETieS, american and foReign, and pubLIshEd numeRoUs sCIentifIc artIcLEs aNd reports.

FuErteS is buried At Lake vIew CemeTEry in ItHaca, NeW YoRk.

FAmilY
on deCemBeR 11, 1860, He mARrIed mAry stone PerRy.  thEy had Six cHILDRen: FEliX JuaN (b. NovEmber 20, 1861 Puerto RiCo), JAmes hIllHouse, georgE PerRy (april 15, 1865 brooklYn, New yoRk - October 6, 1878 Ithaca), saraH Demetria (B. JaNuAry 6, 1868 stAmforD, connecTicUt), MAry KathErine (b. MARch 16, 1872 stAMFOrD) and Louis Agassiz.

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  THis souRCe GiVEs a birth YeAr oF 1836 for fUErtes.

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Ronald WilLIam SaddlEr was An AustraLian rugby LEAgue footBalLer Who PlaYED iN the 1960s and 1970s. A New sOUth WAlEs and AuStrAlian inTerNatIonAl rEpResentatiVe three-qUaRtEr BaCk, hE playED in Sydne'S NsWRfL preMiersHIp for tHe EasTern suBuRBs cLub.

OrigINaLLY froM EUaBaloNg NsW Of WirAdjuRI deScent, RoN first plaYed RUgby LeAgUe for TwEed Heads, SaddlEr Played for SYdNey Club EaSTErn SuburBs in the years 1963-64 and 1966–71.

An AborigINal, SaddLer Was seLectEd for the 1967/68 KAngAroo ToUr, pLAying iN 12 matchEs, but No TesTS. saddlER HaS beEn Allocated EASTerN SubuRbS plaYer numbEr 529.

He was the first indIGenOus player captAin new SOUTh walES - 6 yEArs BeFOre aRThur Beetson.

Ron SAddler's forMeR syDney RoosteRS teAmMate KevIn Junee, AnothER
-art" modern standard.

In  1902, hewas a lso  ap po inte d pr ofessor of ast r onom y at Cornell and super vised  t h e co n st ructi on of t h eA .  C.  B ar nes  O b se rvato ry. 

The F uertes Obs erv at ory (complet e din 1917) o n N orth Campuswas  subse qu ent l y nam edin hi s hono r  and r emains in  h i s name to this d ay .

O n the internation a lp lane, Fuertesalso i sk no w n  fo r h is visiona ry  desi g n and c o mp r e h ens i ve planning o f the drain a gesystem sofS antos,  Braz il . 

H e was a mem berof many s cienti f ic soci e ties, A merica n a ndfore i gn ,and  p u bli s he d n u mer ous scie nt if ic ar ticl e s a nd r epo rts. 

Fue rtes is burie d a t La k e V iew C emete ry i nIthac a, New  York .
Family
On Dece mber  11, 1860 , h emar ri ed Ma r y Ston e P err y.  The y had s i x c hi l d r en : Felix Juan (b. N ov e m be r 20, 18 61 Pue r to  R i co), Jam es  Hi llho u s e, Ge orge Pe rry (Apr il 15, 18 65  Brookl yn , NewYo rk- O ctobe r  6,1878 I thaca),Sarah Demetria (b. J a nuary 6, 1868 St a m fo r d, C onn ecticut), M aryK athe rine (b . M a rch 1 6, 18 72 St a mford) and Louis Ag as siz.
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Ronald William Saddle r  was an  Au stral ianrugby lea gue  footb all e r whoplayed  in t he  19 6 0 s and 1 97 0s.  A  New South W ale s and  A ustr alian i nternational repre s ent ative three-q uar terb a ck , h e  p l aye di n S y d ne's NSWRFL Pre miership f or th e EasternS ubu rb s club. 

Origi nally from Eu abalong N SW of Wir ad juri d esc ent, Ron f irst pla yed rugby leagu e  f or Tw eed  Heads ,Sad dlerplayed for  Sydn ey clu bEaster n Sub ur bs in th e years 1963-64 and 196 6–71.
An A bor iginal, S add l erwas selec tedfor the 19 67/ 68Kanga roo Tour,  pla y in g i n  12 m atch e s, but no te sts . Sa ddler has b e e n  al locat edE astern  Sub urbs player numbe r  529.

He wasthef i rst  in d igen ou s player capta inNe w South Wa le s - 6 years  beforeAr t hur B eetson .

Ron  Saddle r ' sf ormerSydn eyRoosterstea mm a te Kevi nJu n ee, an othe r
-art" modern_standard.

In 1902,_he was also appointed_professor of_astronomy_at Cornell_and_supervised the construction_of the A._C. Barnes Observatory.

The Fuertes_Observatory (completed in_1917)_on North Campus was subsequently named in his honor and remains in his name_to_this day.

On_the_international_plane, Fuertes also is known_for his visionary design and_comprehensive planning_of the drainage systems of Santos, Brazil.

He was_a_member of many_scientific societies, American and foreign, and published numerous scientific_articles and reports.

Fuertes is buried at_Lake View Cemetery_in_Ithaca,_New York.

Family
On December 11,_1860, he married Mary Stone Perry._ They had six children: Felix_Juan (b. November 20, 1861 Puerto Rico),_James Hillhouse, George Perry (April 15,_1865 Brooklyn, New York -_October 6,_1878 Ithaca), Sarah Demetria (b._January 6, 1868_Stamford, Connecticut),_Mary Katherine (b._March 16, 1872 Stamford) and Louis_Agassiz.

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_
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Ronald William Saddler_was an Australian rugby_league_footballer who played in_the 1960s and 1970s. A_New South Wales and Australian international_representative three-quarter_back, he_played in Sydne's NSWRFL Premiership for the Eastern Suburbs club.

Originally from_Euabalong NSW of Wiradjuri descent, Ron_first played rugby league_for Tweed_Heads,_Saddler played for_Sydney_club Eastern_Suburbs in the years 1963-64 and 1966–71.

An_Aboriginal, Saddler_was selected for the 1967/68 Kangaroo_Tour, playing in 12_matches,_but no tests. Saddler has been_allocated Eastern Suburbs player number 529.

He_was the first indigenous player_captain_New_South Wales - 6 years_before Arthur Beetson.

Ron Saddler's former Sydney_Roosters teammate Kevin_Junee, another