John D. Rockefeller (8317 bytes)
1: ...ge:John_d_rockefeller.jpg|framed|1917 painting by John Singer Sargent.]]
3: ...March 28]], [[1889]]). In [[1853]] his family moved to [[Strongsville, Ohio]].
5: ...ry, and formed the partnership of Rockefeller & Andrews.
7: ...d Oil]] Company, with John D. Rockefeller as president.
9: ...rs in western Pennsylvania and refineries there and afar alike.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (2650 bytes)
1: ...eller Jr.jpg|thumbnail|200px|John D. Rockefeller, Jr.]]
3: ...and a member of the prominent [[United States]] [[Rockefeller family]].
5: ...n Bank|Chase National Bank]] when the Bank acquired his Equitable Trust Company.
7: ...nated the land on which the [[United Nations]] headquarters was built.
9: ...osemite]], and [[Shenandoah National Park | Shenandoah]].

John D. Rockefeller III (943 bytes)
1: ..., and member of the prominent [[United States]] [[Rockefeller family]].
3: ...and [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], and father of [[Jay Rockefeller]].
5: On [[November 11]],[[1932]] he married [[Blanchette Ferry Hooker]].
7: He died in an automobile accident in [[1978]].
10: ...ller.edu/archive.ctr/jdr3rdbiog.html Biography on Rockefeller University]

Rockefeller (81 bytes)
1: Rockefeller
3: *[[Rockefeller family]]
5: *[[Rockefeller Group International, Inc.]]

Rockefeller family (3956 bytes)
1: ...resident of the United States]], held by [[Nelson Rockefeller]].
4: ...printed on a number of places throughout the United States, most notably in [[New York City]].
6: ...er]] - a [[New York, New York|New York City]] building complex
7: * The [[Rockefeller Foundation]] - a charitable organization
8: ...ommittees (in [[1972]] and [[1975]]) dubbed the [[Rockefeller Commission]].

Rockefeller Museum (2683 bytes)
1: ...ountry mainly during the time of the [[British Mandate]] ([[1919]]-[[1948]]).
2: The Museum was opened in [[1938]].
4: ...situated inside a magnificent white limestone building.
6: ... Mandate]] of [[Palestine]], and was surprised to discover [[Jerusalem]]'s lack of a proper archaeolo...
7: ...ohn D. Rockefeller]], Jr. for a donation that would help constructing such museum in [[Jerusalem]].

Jay Rockefeller (2521 bytes)
1: ...nited States Democratic Party|Democratic]] [[United States Senate|U.S. Senator]] from [[West Virginia...
3: [[Image:Jay Rockefeller.jpg|right|Senator Rockefeller]]
5: ...es and History, after having spent three years studying [[Japanese language|Japanese]] at the [[Inter...
7: ...to America|VISTA]] volunteer, during which he moved to [[Emmons, West Virginia]].
9: ...his term as Secretary of State, he served as President of [[West Virginia Wesleyan College]] from [[1...

Winthrop Rockefeller Jr. (1647 bytes)
1: ...of [[Pembroke College]], [[Oxford University]], and [[Texas Christian University]].

Rockefeller Commission (592 bytes)
1: '''Rockefeller Commission''' can refer to either of two commissi...
2: ...March]], [[1970]]. The commission released its findings on [[March 27]], [[1972]].
3: ...s within the United States''', headed by [[Nelson Rockefeller]].
5: [[Category:The Rockefellers]]

David Rockefeller (1861 bytes)
1: ...h was strongly supported by his brother, [[Nelson Rockefeller]].
3: ...] as well as attending some of the secretive [[Bilderberg Group]] meetings.
5: ...uncil, and Chairman Emeritus of the [[Museum of Modern Art]] in [[New York City]].
7: ...n several occasions. His ''Memoirs'' were published in [[2002]].
9: ...making him the 215th wealthiest person in the world.

Laurance Rockefeller (2866 bytes)
1: ...mage:Laurance_Rockefeller_1986.jpg|right|Laurance Rockefeller in a 1986 photograph]]
3: ...as a [[finance|financier]], [[philanthropist]], and [[conservationist]].
5: ...o years until he came to the conclusion that he did not want to be a [[lawyer]].
7: ...ry was granddaughter to Fredrick Billings, a president of [[Northern Pacific Railway]].
9: ...ion R. Weber, [[Dr]]. Lucy R. Waletzky, and Larry Rockefeller.

Rockefeller Foundation (841 bytes)
1: [[category:Foundations]]
2: [[Category:The Rockefellers]]
3: ...mote the well-being of mankind throughout the world."
5: ...William Sulzer]] approved the charter for the foundation which soon after began operations.
7: ...Foundation's endowment was $3.1 billion at year-end [[2001]].

Rockefeller University (1148 bytes)
1: ... in 1965, after expanding its mission to include education.
3: ...Prize in Physiology or Medicine]] in 1999, 2000 and 2001.
6: * [http://www.rockefeller.edu/ Rockefeller University]
7: * [http://www.rucares.org/ Rockefeller University Hospital]
8: {{edu-stub}}

Rockefeller Center (2636 bytes)
1: ...eller_Center.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Lower Plaza at Rockefeller Center]]
3: ...ong the Avenue of the Americas during the 1960s and 1970s.
5: ...ler Center was purchased by a [[Mitsubishi]] subsidiary in the [[1980s]].
7: ...el plaza which is used as an [[ice-skating]] rink during winter.
9: ...ring the [[1930s]], the GE Building was constructed as a slab with a flat roof.

Michael Rockefeller (1920 bytes)
1: ...elson Rockefeller]] and disappeared during an expedition to [[New Guinea]].
3: ...eller returned to New Guinea to study the Asmat and collect Asmat art.
5: ...engthy search effort. He was finally declared dead in [[1964]].
7: ... natives, but those stories are not widely believed.
9: ... Rockefeller collected are part of the Michael C. Rockefeller collection at the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]].

Mary Rockefeller (326 bytes)
3: widow of former Vice President and Governor of New York Nelson Rockfeller.
5: ....She was one of Rockfeller's first wives who dumped her for "Happy" in 1961.
7: She died on April 27, 1999 at age 91.

Winthrop Rockefeller (7620 bytes)
1: ...[image:AR_Rockefeller_Winthrop.jpg|right|Winthrop Rockefeller]]
2: ...[[philanthropist]] who served as the first [[United States Republican Party|Republican]] [[governor o...
5: ...ident of the United States]]. Winthrop and Nelson Rockefeller were the first brothers to serve simultaneously a...
7: Winthrop attended [[Yale University]] from [[1931]] to [[1934]].
9: ...the troopship [[USS Henrico]] after it was attacked by a [[kamikaze]] mission. He appears in the [[I...

William Rockefeller (1644 bytes)
1: ... a cofounder of the prominent [[United States]] [[Rockefeller family]].
3: ...[Image:WilliamRockefeller.jpg|thumb|190px|William Rockefeller]]
4: ...[Richford, New York]]. In [[1853]] his family moved to [[Strongville, Ohio]].
6: ...ery, and in [[1870]], the company became [[Standard Oil]].
8: ...es Stillman, were the parents of [[James Stillman Rockefeller]].

Nelson Rockefeller (12516 bytes)
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2: <table border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0">
3: <caption><font size="+1">'''Nelson Rockefeller'''</font></caption>
4: <tr><td style="background:#efefef;" align="center" colspan=2>
5: ...age:N_rockefeller.jpg|none|Nelson Rockefeller]]</td></tr>

Rockefeller Republican (1993 bytes)
1: ... even "liberal") in their positions on domestic and social policies but often conservative about fore...
3: ...publican party]] grew more socially conservative, Rockefeller Republicans became less influential within their ...
5: ...icans are probably more apt to call themselves "moderate Republicans."
7: ...the "Rockefeller wing" of the party and what is today its generally more influential socially conserv...
12: *[[Republican/Democrat In Name Only|Republican In Name Only]]

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