John Hancock Tower (11856 bytes)
1: ...venue]], [[Prudential Tower]], and [[John Hancock Tower]]]]
3: ...ck Place'' but commonly called the ''John Hancock Tower''.
5: ...ago, Illinois|Chicago]], [[Illinois]], see [[John Hancock Center]].
7: ==Hancock Place (the "John Hancock Tower")==
9: ...The building was long home to offices of the John Hancock companies (In 2004 it was announced that some off...

John Hancock (9296 bytes)
1: ... people and things named John Hancock, see [[John Hancock (disambiguation)]].''
3: ...or "signature". However, other examples show that Hancock always wrote his signature this way.
5: ...mage:John Hancock Signature DOI.jpg]]<br /><small>Hancock's signature on the [[United States Declaration of...
8: ...rked for his uncle. From [[1760]]&ndash;[[1764]], Hancock lived in England while building relationships wit...
10: Despite his wealth, Hancock remained, ethically and virtuously, the same. Wit...

John Hancock Insurance (2118 bytes)
1: '''John Hancock Insurance''' is a loose term for a major United S...
3: ...[John Hancock Center|Chicago]] and [[John Hancock Tower|Boston]].
7: ...ock Mutual Life Insurance Company was approved by John A. Andrew, governor of Massachusetts.
8: ... articles from the 1930s refer to it as the "John Hancock Life Insurance Company."
9: *1940s source refer to it as the "John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company"

USS John Hancock (2087 bytes)
1: ...ck''''', in honor of patriot and statesman [[John Hancock]] ([[1737]]&ndash;[[1793]]).
3: * The first [[USS John Hancock (1850)|''John Hancock'']] was an [[steamship]] first commissioned in [[...
5: * The second [[USS John Hancock (DD-981)|''John Hancock'']], (DD-981), was a [[Spruance class destroyer|'...
9: * The first [[USS Hancock (1775)|''Hancock'']] was the former [[schooner]] ''Speedwell'', on...
11: * The second [[USS Hancock (1776)|''Hancock'']] was a [[sailing frigate]] of the [[American R...

John Hancock Center (3488 bytes)
1: ...er among other buildings as seen from the [[Sears Tower]] in [[Chicago]]]]
3: ...s|Boston]], [[Massachusetts]], see [[John Hancock Tower]]''
6: ...n the world. The first residential lease for the Hancock building was signed by [[Benjamin Gingiss]], who ...
8: ...etter night scene than the views from the [[Sears Tower]] which is on the west edge of downtown. On the ...
10: ...kAug2004.jpg|thumbnail|200px|left|The base of the tower]]

John Hancock (disambiguation) (669 bytes)
1: [[John Hancock]] was an 18th century businessman and one of the ...
3: In addition, '''John Hancock''' may refer to any of the following:
5: * [[John Hancock (Texas politician)|John Hancock]], a [[19th century]] [[United States House of Re...
6: * The [[John Hancock Center]], a major skyscraper in [[Chicago, Illino...
7: * [[John Hancock Insurance]], a major U.S. insurance company

John Hancock (Texas politician) (3137 bytes)
1: '''John Hancock''' ([[October 24]], [[1824]]&ndash;[[July 19]], [...
5: Hancock was born in [[Jackson County, Alabama]]. He atten...
7: At the outbreak of the Civil War, Hancock strongly believed that Texas should remain part o...
16: ...ers of the U.S. House of Representatives|Hancock, John]]
17: ...rs of the Texas House of Representatives|Hancock, John]]

USS John Hancock (DD-981) (3012 bytes)
63: ...the [[United States Navy]] to be named for [[John Hancock]] ([[1737]]&ndash;[[1739]]), the President of the...
65: ''John Hancock'' was laid down on [[16 January]] [[1976]] by [[I...
68: On [[16 October]] [[2000]], ''John Hancock'' was decommissioned. She remains in reserve at t...
72: ...ancock'']] for other ships named in honor of John Hancock.
77: ...ives/05/981.htm navsource.org: USS ''John Hancock'']

John Tower (3083 bytes)
1: '''John Goodwin Tower''' ([[September 29]], [[1925]] &ndash; [[April 5]...
3: [[image:John Tower.jpg|left|John Tower]]
5: Tower served in the Pacific Theater during [[World War ...
7: ...nt. Tower won the special election that followed. Tower's election marked the first time since [[1870]] t...
9: ...rked instead as a highly-paid defense consultant. Tower retired in [[1985]] after 24 years in office.

Tower Palace Three Tower (428 bytes)
1: '''Tower Palace Three, Tower G''' is the highest building in [[South Korea]] s...
3: ...ential building in the world after [[21st Century Tower]] in [[Dubai]].

Hancock (1208 bytes)
1: '''Hancock''' is the name of some places in the [[United Sta...
2: *[[Hancock, Iowa]]
3: *[[Hancock, Maine]]
4: *[[Hancock, Maryland]]
5: *[[Hancock, Massachusetts]]

East Hancock (672 bytes)
1: ...ional Register of Historic Places]] as the [[East Hancock Neighborhood Historical District]]. It is noted ...
4: ...ca [[1880]] - [[1920]]</i> (Eleanor A. Alexander, Hancock, Michigan: [[1984]])

Hancock, Michigan (3527 bytes)
1: ...er city]] of [[Porvoo]], [[Finland]]. The [[East Hancock]] neighbourhood is part of the city. It contains...
3: The Quincy Mining Company founded Hancock in [[1859]].
7: ...gan Technological University]] is also located in Hancock. [[Ripley, Michigan]] is located immediately east...
10: [[Image:MIMap-doton-Hancock.PNG|right|Location of Hancock, Michigan]]
11: ...of it is water. The total area is 12.28% water. Hancock is connected to [[Houghton, Michigan]] by the [[P...

Mike Hancock (907 bytes)
1: ...''For the mayor of Brantford, Ontario, see [[Mike Hancock (Canadian politician)]]''
3: '''Michael Thomas Hancock''' (born [[9 April]] [[1946]]) is a politician in...
6: *[http://www.mikehancock.co.uk/ Mike Hancock CBE MP] official site
7: ...00.html Guardian Politics Ask Aristotle - Michael Hancock]
8: ...oryou.com/mp/?pid=10258 TheyWorkForYou.com - Mike Hancock MP]

Hancock County (508 bytes)
1: ...n the [[United States]]. All are named for [[John Hancock]] who was a leader in the American Revolution. Th...
2: *[[Hancock County, Georgia]]
3: *[[Hancock County, Illinois]]
4: *[[Hancock County, Indiana]]
5: *[[Hancock County, Iowa]]

Herbie Hancock (13589 bytes)
1: '''Herbert Jeffrey Hancock''' (born [[April 12]], [[1940]]) is a [[jazz]] [[...
2: Hancock is one of jazz music's most important and influen...
4: ... hop]]. Yet for all his restless experimentalism, Hancock's music is often melodic and accessible; he has h...
6: Hancock's best-known solo works include "Cantaloupe Islan...
10: ...ock started with a [[classical music]] education; Hancock studied from age seven. His talent was recognized...

Sheila Hancock (1083 bytes)
1: '''Shelia Hancock''' (born [[February 22]], [[1933]]) is a [[United...
5: ... Thaw]] in 1964. Hancock later remarried actor [[John Thaw]] in 1973, who adopted Melanie, and they had...
9: [[Category:1933 births|Hancock, Sheila]]
10: [[Category:English actors|Hancock, Sheila]]

Tony Hancock (9219 bytes)
1: '''Anthony John Hancock''', best known as '''Tony Hancock''' ([[May 12]], [[1924]] - [[June 26]], [[1968]])...
5: ...54 he was granted his own [[BBC]] radio show: ''[[Hancock's Half Hour]]''.
7: ==Hancock's Peak Years==
11: ...BC-TV version of ''Hancock's Half Hour'' (later ''Hancock'') that established him in the medium.
13: ...ancock, many consider this to contain the best of Hancock's BBC work.

H. Irving Hancock (257 bytes)
1: '''Harrie Irving Hancock''', born 1868, died 1922, was an american author ...

George Hancock (203 bytes)
1: '''George Hancock''', at the time a reporter for [[Chicago Board of...

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