THOMAS, ALLEN (1830-1907) Confederate Brigadier General - Louisiana# thomasallen
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THOMAS, BRYAN MOREL (1836-1905) Confederate Brigadier General# thomasbryanmorel
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MARTINEAU, HARRIET (1802-76) English Writer & Social Theorist# martineauharriet
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LEWIS, ALFRED A. (1849-1929) World War I Anti-War Activist; American Physician & prominent resident of Morristown, New Jersey# lewisalfreda
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LIVERMORE, GEORGE (1809-65) American Historian & Book Collector# livermoregeorge
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LANDON, LETITIA ELIZABETH (1802-38) English Poet & Novelist# landonletitiaelizabeth
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BATHURST, HENRY, LORD BISHOP OF NORWICH (1744-1837) English Churchman; Bishop of Norwich – 1805-37# bathursthenry
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BENTHAM, JEREMY (1747-1832) English Philosopher, Jurist, and Social Reformer, regarded as the founder of modern Utilitarianism# benthamjeremy
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HOWELL, JAMES, JR. (1829-97) Mayor of Brooklyn, New York - 1878-81 # howelljamesjr
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HOWELL, JOSHUA BLACKWOOD (1806-64) Union Brigadier General; Colonel of the 85th Pennsylvania Infantry; Mortally injured in a fall from his horse - September 12, 1864# howelljoshuablackwood
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BUTLER, JAMES WANDESFORD, MARQUIS OF ORMONDE (1774-1838) Irish Nobleman & Politician; Member of Parliament – 1796-1820; Colonel in the 14th Dragoons, British Army & the Kilkenny Militia# butlerjameswandesford
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BURKE, EDMUND (1809-82) U.S. Congressman – New Hampshire – 1839-45; U.S. Commissioner of Patents – 1846-50# burkeedmund
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BERESFORD, WILLIAM-CARR, VISCOUNT BERESFORD (1768-1854) British Army General, served with the Duke of Wellington in the Peninsular War; Governor of Jersey – 1821-54# beresfordwilliamcarr
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BURNS, ROBERT (1759-96) Scottish Poet & Lyricist; Author of “Auld Lang Syne”# burnsrobert
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CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD (1739-91) Major General in the British Army; Governor of Georgia – 1778-79; Governor of Jamaica – 1781-84; Governor of Madras – 1786-89; Member of Parliament – 1774-80 & 1789-91# campbellarchibald
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CARY, ALICE (1820-71) American Poet, the older sister of fellow poet Phoebe Cary# caryalice
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ALBRIGHT, FONTAINE E. (1845-?) Prominent Attorney in Cairo & Murphysboro, Illinois# albrightfontainee
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McCARTHY, CORMAC (b. 1933) American Writer# mccarthycormac
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McCARTHY, JOSEPH RAYMOND (1908-57) U.S. Senator – Wisconsin – 1947-57; Anti-Communist Crusader in the early 1950s; Advocated to commute the death sentences of the German SS Officers responsible for the Malmedy Massacre# mccarthyjosephraymond
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ABBOTT & COSTELLO American Comedy Duo# abbottandcostello
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