Henry John Andrews (1778 bytes)
1: '''Henry John Andrews''' (VC, MBE) was an [[England|English]] recipient...
7: ... at [[Waziristan]], North-west [[India]], Captain Andrews, the senior medical officer in charge of the Khaj...
13: ...p://www.barmy.co.uk/ramc/andrews.htm Captain H.J. Andrews]
17: ...:British Victoria Cross recipients|Andrews, Henry John]]

John Millar Andrews (1165 bytes)
1: '''John Millar Andrews''' ([[July 17]], [[1871]] - [[August 5]], [[1956]...
3: ...ng Minister for Labour and Minister for Finance. Andrews was also a member of the [[Orange Order]].
7: His name is sometimes also spelled John Miller Andrews.

John F. Miller (372 bytes)
1: '''John Franklin Miller''' ([[November 21]], [[1831]]–[[March 8]], ...
5: [[Category:1831 births|Miller, John Franklin]]
6: [[Category:1886 deaths|Miller, John Franklin]]
7: [[Category:United States Senators|Miller, John Franklin]]

John Miller (744 bytes)
1: Many men have the name '''John Miller''', including:
3: * [[John Miller (entrepreneur)|John A. Miller]] (1847-1941), an amusement park entrepreneur
4: * [[John Miller (journalist)|John Miller]], the co-host of ''[[20/20]]''
5: * [[John Miller (false Billy the Kid)|John Miller]], false [[Billy the Kid]] <!-- I am not sure; co...
6: * [[John Miller (politician)|John Miller]], member of the [[United States House of Represe...

John Miller (politician) (814 bytes)
1: '''John Ripin Miller''' (born [[23 May]] [[1938]]), an [[United States...
3: Miller did not run for re-election in [[1992]].
13: [[Category:1938 births|Miller, John]]
14: ...bers of the U.S. House of Representatives|Miller, John]]
15: [[Category:Washington politicians|Miller, John]]

John Miller (entrepreneur) (1440 bytes)
1: '''John A. Miller''' ([[1874]]-[[1941]]) was an "...innovative and ...
3: ...asters and other amusement devices and buildings. Miller was the "Thomas Edison" of roller coasters and is...
5: ... Dipper at [[Geauga Lake]]. Other famous coasters Miller Designed and built were, The Puritas Cyclone, Euc...
7: ...rain would not roll back down the lift hill. John Miller also worked on another famous ride, The Flying Tu...
10: * http://home.nyc.rr.com/johnmiller/

John Franklin Miller (1234 bytes)
1: '''John Franklin Miller''' ([[9 June]] [[1862]]-[[28 May]] [[1936]]), an ...
3: Miller ran for election to the seat being vacated by fel...
13: [[Category:1862 births|Miller, John Franklin]]
14: [[Category:1936 deaths|Miller, John Franklin]]
15: ...bers of the U.S. House of Representatives|Miller, John Franklin]]

John Frederick Miller (769 bytes)
1: '''John Frederick Miller''' ([[1759]] - [[1796]]) was an [[England|English...
3: Miller was the son of the artist [[Johann Sebastian Müll...
5: Miller published ''Cimelia Physica. Figures of rare and ...
9: [[Category:1759 births|Miller, John Frederick]]
10: [[Category:1796 deaths|Miller, John Frederick]]

John Miller (false Billy the Kid) (140 bytes)
1: ...only, and I repeat only, a cowboy that worked for John Chisum and had known Billy the Kid (AKA William H...

John Campbell, 1st Baron Campbell of St Andrews (15723 bytes)
1: '''John Campbell, 1st Baron Campbell of St Andrews''' ([[17 September]] [[1779]]-[[1861]]), was a Br...
3: ...ears Campbell studied at the [[United College, St Andrews]]. In [[1800]] he was entered as a student at [[L...
5: ...afford was in defence of [[Lord John Russell|Lord John Russell's]] first Reform Bill ([[1831]]). In a te...
9: ...]] newspaper, which had accused [[John Conroy|Sir John Conroy]], equerry to the [[Princess Victoria of S...
11: ...peerage with the title of '''Baron Campbell of St Andrews''', in the county of Fife. His wife, Mary Elizabe...

Andrews (2646 bytes)
1: '''Andrews''' is the name of some places in the [[United Sta...
3: *[[Andrews, Florida]]
4: *[[Andrews, Indiana]]
5: *[[Andrews, North Carolina]]
6: *[[Andrews, Texas]]

St Andrews (13065 bytes)
1: *''See [[St Andrews, New South Wales]] for St Andrews, [[Sydney]], [[Australia]].''
2: *''See [[St Andrews, Victoria]] for St Andrews, [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]].''
3: *''See [[St Andrews, New Zealand]] for St Andrews, South Canterbury, [[New Zealand]].''
4: *''See [[St. Andrews, New Brunswick]] for St Andrews, New Brunswick, [[Canada]].''
5: *''See [[St. Andrews, Manitoba]] for St Andrews, [[Manitoba]], [[Canada]].''

Old Course at St Andrews (2239 bytes)
1: ...ndrews]]. The [[Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews]] (R&A) club house sits adjacent to the first tee...
9: See also: [[St Andrews Links]]
12: [[Category:British golf courses|St Andrews]]

Bruce Andrews (1827 bytes)
1: '''Bruce Andrews''' (born [[1948]]) is an [[United States poetry|A...
5: ...hicago]] and studied international relations at [[Johns Hopkins University]] and political science at [[...
11: ==Andrews and Politics==
13: Since [[1975]], Andrews has been a professor of political science at [[Fo...
17: As well as a number of essays, Andrews has published about forty books of poetry, either...

T. Coleman Andrews (1485 bytes)
1: '''Thomas Coleman Andrews''' ([[February 19]], [[1899]] - [[October 15]], [...
3: ...s controller and director of finance in Richmond. Andrews served in the office of the under-secretary of Wa...
5: ...ent in [[U.S. presidential election, 1956|1956]]. Andrews won 107,929 votes (0.17% of the vote), running st...
7: [[Category:1899 births|Andrews, T. Coleman]]
8: [[Category:1983 deaths|Andrews, T. Coleman]]

Andrews Sisters (2643 bytes)
1: ...ers-The Millennium Collection.jpg|right|frame|The Andrews Sisters on the cover of the reissue collection ''...
2: ...s]] (high harmony; [[1916]]-[[1995]]) and [[Patty Andrews]] (lead; born [[1918]]). All were born in [[Minne...
21: * [http://www.cmgww.com/music/andrews/ Andrews Sisters Official Website]
22: * [http://www.bigbands.net/andrewsbio.htm Andrews Sisters on BigBands.net]
23: ..._sisters.htm Vocal Group Hall of Fame page on the Andrews Sisters]

St Andrews (stadium) (89 bytes)
1: St. Andrews is the home of [[Birmingham City F.C.]] who play ...

Kevin Andrews (1202 bytes)
1: [[Image:ac.kevinandrews.jpg|frame|Hon Kevin Andrews]]
3: '''Kevin James Andrews''' (born [[9 November]] [[1955]]), is an [[Austra...
5: Andrews was Co-ordinator of Continuing Legal Education fo...
8: As a backbencher Andrews authored a bill which overrode the [[Northern Ter...
10: Andrews was Minister for Ageing [[2001]]-[[2003|03]] and ...

A. David Andrews (1131 bytes)
5: '''A. David Andrews''' is (was?) an [[Ireland|Irish]] [[astronomer]] ...
13: [[Category:Irish astronomers|Andrews, A. David]]
14: [[Category:Lists of asteroids|Andrews, A. David]]

Chris Andrews (319 bytes)
1: '''Chris Andrews''', (born [[October 15]], [[1942]]), was a singer...

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