John Patterson (3225 bytes)
1: '''John Malcolm Patterson''' (born [[September 27]], [[1921]]) is an [[Unit...
3: Patterson was born in [[Goldville, Alabama]]. He joined th...
5: ...ime, but was shot to death in June of 1954. John Patterson replaced his father on the [[United States Democr...
7: ...ery]]. With backing from the [[Ku Klux Klan]], Patterson ran for Governor in [[1958]], and won, defeating ...
9: ...s [[racial segregation|segregationist]] policies, Patterson instigated the expulsion of black students for st...

John Henry Patterson (1482 bytes)
1: ==John Henry Patterson, the Author==
3: '''John Henry Patterson''' ([[1867]]-[[1947]]) was an [[Anglo-Irish]] sol...
7: Patterson was born in [[Ireland]] and served as a soldier i...
11: ==John H. Patterson, the Owner of NCR==
13: ... Watson Sr]], who went on to found IBM. In fact, "John H." was famous for firing many people on rather t...

William John Patterson (1429 bytes)
1: '''William John Patterson''' ([[May 13]], [[1886]]-[[June 10]], [[1976]]) w...
3: ...n, 1944|1944 election]] under [[Tommy Douglas]]. Patterson's Liberals were reduced to five seats in the Legi...
5: Patterson served as [[lieutenant-governor]] of the province...
15: [[Category:1886 births|Patterson, William]]
16: [[Category:1976 deaths|Patterson, William]]

Patterson (912 bytes)
1: '''Patterson''' is the name of several places in the [[United ...
2: *[[Patterson, Arkansas]]
3: *[[Patterson, California]]
4: *[[Patterson, Georgia]]
5: *[[Patterson, Iowa]]

Cissy Patterson (6215 bytes)
1: ...] and [[newspaper]] editor, publisher and owner. Patterson was one of the first women to head a major daily ...
3: ...ll's grandson. Her older brother [[Joseph Medill Patterson]] was the founder of the ''[[New York Daily News]...
9: ...-male [[American Society of Newspaper Editors]]. Patterson made her paper popular with all strata of Washing...
11: ...933]], tried to buy the ''Herald'' out from under Patterson, but failed. Instead, she bought both papers fro...
13: ... House of Representatives]] said Cissy and Joseph Patterson "would welcome the victory of [[Adolf Hitler|Hitl...

Francine Patterson (1971 bytes)
1: '''Dr. Francine "Penny" Patterson''' (b. February 13, 1947, in [[Chicago, Illinois]...
3: ... oldest of seven children, and daughter of [[C.H. Patterson]], a professor of psychology. She and her famil...
17: *[http://www.las.uiuc.edu/alumni/spotlight/03fall_Patterson.html University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign a...
19: [[Category:1947 births|Patterson, Francine]]

Thomas H. Patterson (791 bytes)
1: [[Rear Admiral]] '''Thomas H. Patterson''' (born May [[1820]]) served in the [[United Sta...
8: [[Category:1820 births|Patterson, Thomas H.]]
9: [[Category:U.S. Navy admirals|Patterson, Thomas H.]]
10: [[Category:American Civil War people|Patterson, Thomas H.]]

R. William Patterson (872 bytes)
1: '''R. William Patterson''', an [[United States of America|American]] poli...
3: In 1956 and 1960, Patterson ran for a seat in the [[United States House of Re...
17: [[Category:Mayors of Dayton, Ohio|Patterson, R. William]]

Kay Patterson (3160 bytes)
1: [[Image:Kaypatterson.jpg|100px|thumb|Kay Patterson]]
3: '''Kay Christine Lesley Patterson''' (born [[November 21]], [[1944]]) has been a [[...
5: Patterson was born in [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]], and ...
7: In [[1985]], Patterson was elected as her local party branch delegate to...
9: ...s Affairs and the Arts) under the leadership of [[John Hewson]], but found herself demoted again under [...

Robert P. Patterson (1282 bytes)
1: '''Robert Porter Patterson''' was the [[United States Secretary of War]] und...
5: Patterson was born in [[Glens Falls, New York]] in on Febru...
10: Patterson returned to his law practice in 1947. He later s...

Harvey Patterson (2279 bytes)
1: '''Harvey Norman Murray Patterson''' (born [[September 12]], [[1924]] in [[Roland, ...
3: Patterson was educated at [[Manitoba University]] (not to b...
7: ...[Jim Maloway]], then cast a tie-breaking vote for Patterson. Although such tie-breaking votes are accepted l...
9: ...n investigation into the ballot-counting process, Patterson's election was declared void on [[February 20]], ...
11: In [[1978]], Patterson became Executive Secretary of the Winnipeg Labour...

Patterson, New York (2806 bytes)
1: '''Patterson''' is a town located in [[Putnam County, New York...
3: The Town of Patterson, known as The Town of Franklin at its incorporati...
18: *[http://www.pattersonny.org Town of Patterson, NY]

Rashaan Patterson (375 bytes)
1: '''Rashaan Patterson''' is best known for portraying "The Kid" on the ...

Tom Patterson (1345 bytes)
1: ...eeks starting July 13, 1953. It was, to quote Tom Patterson, "a miracle" that came together from idea to firs...

Lee Patterson (523 bytes)
1: '''Lee Patterson''' (born [[March]] [[31]], [[1929]] in [[Vancouve...
5: [[Category:1929 births|Patterson, Lee]]
6: [[Category:Soap opera actors|Patterson, Lee]]

William A. Patterson (286 bytes)
1: '''William A. "Pat" Patterson''' was the president of [[United Airlines]] from ...
3: ...h]] of [[American Airlines]]. His daughter, Patti Patterson, briefly worked for American as a [[flight attend...

David T. Patterson (2526 bytes)
1: '''David Trotter Patterson''' ([[February 28]], [[1818]] – [[November ...
3: As a young man, Patterson had attended Greenville College for two years. A...
7: ...y-imposed requirement of a two-thirds majority. (Patterson felt that his father-in-law was not guilty and th...
9: ...near Greenville and he was interred in the Andrew Johnson National Cemetery in Greenville.
13: [[Category:1818 births|Patterson, David T.]]

USS Patterson (DD-36) (6197 bytes)
2: |colspan="2"|[[Image:USS_Patterson_(DD-36).JPG|300px|]]
70: ...gnated as '''CG-16'''. She was named for [[Daniel Patterson]].
72: ...ioned [[11 October]] 1911, Lieutenant Commander [[John M. Luby]] in command.
74: ''Patterson'' departed Philadelphia 23 October 1911, calling ...
76: ...One patrol mission took her as far north as [[St. Johns, Newfoundland]].

Simon Patterson (414 bytes)
1: '''Simon Patterson''' (b.1967) is an English artist was born in [[Le...

David A. Patterson (405 bytes)
1: '''David A. Patterson''' is a professor of [[computer science]] at the ...
5: * [http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~pattrsn Patterson homepage]
9: [[Category:Computer pioneers|Patterson, David A.]]
10: [[Category:Computer scientists|Patterson, David A.]]

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