James Henderson Blount (1095 bytes)
1: ...ge:jameshendersonblount.jpg|thumb|James Henderson Blount led an investigation into American involvement in...
3: '''James Henderson Blount''' ([[September 12]], [[1837]]-[[March 8]], [[190...
5: Blount is buried at the Rose Hill Cemetery in [[Macon, G...
7: ...f the U.S. House of Representatives|Blount, James Henderson]]
8: ...egory:U.S. Dept. of State officials|Blount, James Henderson]]

James Blount (997 bytes)
1: ... to the Kingdom of Hawai'i,'' ''[[James Henderson Blount|click here]].''
3: ...arently persuaded to switch the Lancastrian side. Blount and Oxford fled to join Henry Tudor (the future [...
5: ...Blount, 1st Lord Mountjoy, and uncle of [[William Blount]], 4th Lord Mountjoy.
7: Blount appears as a minor character in [[William Shakesp...
9: [[Category:1493 deaths|Blount, James]]

James Pinckney Henderson (2126 bytes)
1: '''James Pinckney Henderson''' ([[1808]]–[[1858]]) was a lawyer, politi...
3: ...his growing interest in the [[Texas Revolution]], Henderson began enlistments for service in [[Texas]]. He ar...
5: ... Texas, and took office in [[February]] [[1846]]. Henderson did not run for a second term as governor but lat...
7: ...ished in 1846, and the city of [[Henderson, Texas|Henderson]] in [[Rusk County, Texas|Rusk County]] are named...
9: [[Category:Governors of Texas|Henderson, James Pinckney]]

James Henderson Berry (2824 bytes)
1: '''James Henderson Berry''' ([[15 May]] [[1841]] - [[30 January]] [[...
3: [[image:AR_James_Berry.jpg|left|James Henderson Berry]]
5: James Henderson Berry was born in [[Jackson County, Alabama]]. Be...
15: James H. Berry died in [[Bentonville, Arkansas]]. Berry...
19: ... align="center" | '''Preceded by ''':<br>[[Thomas James Churchill]]

Blount (89 bytes)
1: '''Blount''' may refer to:
2: * [[Blount County, Alabama]]
3: * [[William Blount]]

William Blount (7741 bytes)
1: ...For the [[England|English]] scholar see [[William Blount, 4th Baron Mountjoy]].''
3: ...mage:William Blount.jpg|thumb|190px|right|William Blount]]
4: '''William Blount''', ([[March 26]] (sometimes given as [[April 6]]...
6: Blount was born near [[Windsor, North Carolina]] in [[Be...
8: ...ia]] against Sir [[William Howe]]'s Royal forces. Blount and his comrades had participated in one of the k...

Thomas Blount (1237 bytes)
1: ...the state of [[North Carolina]]. He was born at ''Blount Hall'', in what is now [[Pitt County, North Carol...
5: ...liam Blount]] and the uncle of [[William Grainger Blount]].
9: [[Category:1759 births|Blount, Thomas]]
10: [[Category:1812 deaths|Blount, Thomas]]
11: [[Category:Continental Army soldiers|Blount, Thomas]]

Mountjoy Blount (1618 bytes)
1: ...ll, and was a favourite with [[James I of England|James I]].
10: [[Category:1597 births|Blount, Mountjoy]]
11: [[Category:1666 deaths|Blount, Mountjoy]]

Roy Blount, Jr. (356 bytes)
1: ...tes|American]] writer. Best known as a humorist, Blount is also a reporter, actor, and musician with the ...
4: *[http://www.royblountjr.com Official site]
6: [[Category:1941 births|Blount, Roy, Jr.]]

Edward Blount (1355 bytes)
1: '''Edward Blount''' (or '''Blunt''') (b. [[1565]] - ?), was the pr...
3: ...are's colleagues at the [[Globe Theatre]], but as Blount combined the functions of printer and editor on o...
5: ...ers' Register states that he was the son of Ralph Blount or Blunt, merchant tailor of London, and apprenti...
10: [[Category:1565 births|Blount, Edward]]

Blount County (173 bytes)
1: '''Blount County''' is the name of several counties in the ...
3: * [[Blount County, Alabama]]
4: * [[Blount County, Tennessee]]
7: [[de:Blount County]]

Winton M. Blount (3327 bytes)
1: '''Winton Malcolm "Red" Blount''' ([[February 1]], [[1921]] - [[October 24]], [[...
5: Blount served in the [[U.S. Army Air Force]] during [[Wo...
7: ...r Houston started a building contractor company [[Blount Brothers Corp]] in [[1946]]. Houston left in [[1...
13: ...he government to a government-owned corporation. Blount served as the first Chairman of the new U.S. Post...
17: ...sident again in [[1974]]. From [[1981]]-[[1984]] Blount Inc. built [[King Saud University]] in [[Riyadh]]...

Willie Blount (2138 bytes)
1: ...to [[1815]]. He was the half-brother of [[William Blount]], representative of [[North Carolina]] to the [[...
3: A native of [[North Carolina]], Willie Blount studied at [[Princeton University|Princeton]] and...
7: [[Blount County, Alabama]] is named in his honor for his w...
16: [[Category:1768 births|Blount, Willie]]
17: [[Category:1835 deaths|Blount, Willie]]

Elizabeth Blount (2775 bytes)
1: ...'Elizabeth Blount''', better known as '''''Bessie Blount''''' (c. [[1502]] - [[1540]]).
3: ... of monarchs of England | King of England]]. John Blount was a loyal, if unremarkable, servant to the roya...
15: [[Category:1502 births|Blount, Elizabeth]]
16: [[Category:1540 deaths|Blount, Elizabeth]]
17: [[Category:Tudor people|Blount, Elizabeth]]

Blount County, Tennessee (3910 bytes)
1: ...0 1em 1em;">[[Image:Map of Tennessee highlighting Blount County.png]]</div>
2: '''Blount County''' is a [[county]] located in the [[U.S. s...
5: ..., Maryville, was named for his wife Mary Grainger Blount.
8: ...'s landscape. The [[Little River]] flows through Blount County and forms several man-made [[lake]]s creat...
31: [[Category:Blount County, Tennessee| ]]

William Grainger Blount (1555 bytes)
1: ... of [[William Blount]] and the nephew of [[Thomas Blount]]. He was born near [[New Bern, North Carolina]] ...
7: [[Category:1784 births|Blount, William Grainger]]
8: [[Category:1827 deaths|Blount, William Grainger]]
9: ...gory:Members of the U.S. House of Representatives|Blount, William Grainger]]

Blount County, Alabama (3965 bytes)
1: ...0 0 1em 1em;">[[Image:Map of Alabama highlighting Blount County.png]]</div>
2: ... is 51,024. Its name is in honor of '''Willie G. Blount,''' who served as [[Governor of Tennessee]]. Its...
5: Blount County was established on [[February 6]], [[1818]...
30: *[[Blountsville, Alabama|Blountsville]]
46: [[Category:Alabama counties]][[Category:Blount County, Alabama| ]]

Wiley Blount Rutledge (2467 bytes)
2: '''Wiley Blount Rutledge''' ([[1894]] - [[1949]]) was a [[United ...
11: ...the Supreme Court of the United States]]|before=[[James F. Byrnes]]|after=[[Sherman Minton]]|years=[[Febr...
17: ...egory:U.S. Supreme Court justices|Rutledge, Wiley Blount]]
18: ...urt of Appeals for the DC Circuit|Rutledge, Wiley Blount]]
19: ...[Category:American law professors|Rutledge, Wiley Blount]]

Charles Blount, 1st Earl of Devon (3145 bytes)
1: '''Charles Blount, 1st Earl of Devon''' and 8th Baron Mountjoy ([[1...
3: ... along with his distant cousin, Sir [[Christopher Blount]] (1565-1601). (Christopher had married Essex's ...
5: ...; and after the accession of [[James I of England|James I]] in 1603 Mountjoy continued in office with the...
7: ...er Raleigh's judges in 1603; and in the same year James made him [[Master-General of the Ordnance | maste...
17: ...r>'''[[William Blount, 7th Baron Mountjoy|William Blount]]'''

William Blount, 4th Baron Mountjoy (1773 bytes)
1: '''William Blount, 4th Baron Mountjoy''', (c. [[1478]] - [[1534]]) ...
9: ... by:<br>'''[[John Blount, 3rd Baron Mountjoy|John Blount]]'''
11: ...r>'''[[Charles Blount, 5th Baron Mountjoy|Charles Blount]]'''
16: [[Category:Peers|Mountjoy, William Blount, 4th Baron]]
17: ...[Category:Knights of the Garter|Mountjoy, William Blount, 4th Baron]]

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