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BULLOCK, ROBERT (1828-1905) Confederate Brigadier General Florida; U.S. Representative Florida 1889-93 # bullockrobert
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BULLOCK, SETH (1849-1919) Member of the Montana Territorial Senate 1871-72; Sheriff of Lewis and Clark County, Montana Territory 1873 # bullocks
Moved to Deadwood, Dakota Territory, where he opened a hardware business with Sol Star in 1876, soon becoming the town sheriff; Portrayed by Timothy Oliphant in the HBO television series, Deadwood; Served as Captain of a Volunteer Cavalry Regiment during the Spanish-American War; Appointed U.S. Marshal for South Dakota by President Theodore Roosevelt, a longtime friend 1909
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BURBANK, SIDNEY (1807-82) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Veteran of the Second Seminole War# burbanksidney
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BURBRIDGE, STEPHEN GANO (1831-94) Union Brigadier General - Kentucky# burbridgestephengano
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BURKE, MARTIN (1800-82) Union Brevet Brigadier General# burkemartin
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BURLESON, ALBERT S. (1863-1937) U.S. Postmaster General 1913-21; U.S. Representative Texas 1899-1913# burlesonalberts
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BURNETT, HENRY CORNELIUS (1825-66) Confederate Colonel 8th Kentucky Infantry; Confederate Senator Kentucky 1862-65; U.S. Representative Kentucky - 1855-61# burnetthenrycornelius
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BURNHAM, HIRAM (1814-64) Union Brigadier General Maine; Killed-in-Action at the Battle of Chaffins Farm, Virginia September 29, 1864 # burnhamhiram
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BURNHAM, JOHN (1816-98) Notable Citizen of Batavia, Illinois; Conceived & produced the self-regulating windmill, principle in the United States Wind Engine & Pump Company; Later moved to California, and is buried in Santa Ana, Orange County# burnhamjohn
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BURNS, JOHN L. (1793-1872) Civilian resident who fought with the Union Army at the Battle of Gettysburg; Veteran of the War of 1812# burnsjohnl
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BURNS, WILLIAM WALLACE (1825-92) Union Brigadier General# burnswilliamwallace
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BURNSIDE, AMBROSE EVERETT (1824-81) Union Major General - Rhode Island; Governor of Rhode Island 1866-69; U.S. Senator Rhode Island 1875-81# burnsideambroseeverett
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BURR, AARON (1756-1836) U.S. Vice President 1801-05; U.S. Senator New York 1791-97; Officer in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War; Killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel on July 11, 1804# burra
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BURR, THEODOSIA (1783-1813) American Socialite; Daughter of Aaron Burr; Wife of Joseph Alston, Governor of South C arolina # burrt
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BURROUGHS, EDGAR RICE (1875-1950) American Writer# burroughsedgarrice
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BUSCH, VALENTINE (1824-72) German-Born American Brewer; Principal in Valentin Busch Brewery, 1851-58, and Busch & Michael Brand Brewery, 1858-73, in Chicago, Illinois # buschvalentine
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BUSHNELL, DAVID (1740-1824/26) American Medical Doctor; Inventor of the Submarine# bushnelldavid
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BUSSEY, CYRUS (1833-1915) Union Brigadier General; Assistant Secretary of the Interior 1889-93# busseycyrus
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BUTLER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1818-93) Union Major General Massachusetts; U.S. Congressman Massachusetts 1867-75 & 1877-79; U.S. Presidential Candidate Greenback Party - 1884 # butlerbenjaminfranklin
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BUTLER, CHESTER PIERCE (1798-1850) U.S. Congressman Pennsylvania 1847-50 # butlercp
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