John W. Brown (1095 bytes)
1: '''John W. Brown''' ([[1867]] - [[June 19]], [[1941]]) was a [[lab...
5: ...36]] on he wrote a regular column for the ''[[Shipyard Worker]]'', the union's newspaper.
7: ...SS ''John W. Brown'']] was named for him the next year.
11: ...tml/brown/john_w_brown.html John W. Brown biography]
13: [[Category:1867 births|Brown, John W.]]

John C. Brown (2071 bytes)
1: '''John Calvin Brown''' ([[January 6]], [[1827]] - [[August 17]], [[1889]]) was [[go...
3: ...rryville]], [[Battle of Missionary Ridge|Missionary Ridge]], and [[Battle of Franklin|Franklin]].
5: ...s as the state's instrument of [[government]] today.
7: ...rintended, and the taxes to pay for them, passed by the legislature.
9: ...fter leaving office, and died in 1889, only three years after his brother.

SS John W. Brown (4451 bytes)
2: ...[[Image:SS John W Brown.jpg|300px|]]<br>''John W. Brown'' on the Great Lakes in 2000
4: ...style="color: white; height: 30px; background: navy no-repeat scroll top left;"|Career
5: ...style="color: white; height: 30px; background: navy no-repeat scroll top left;"|[[image:usnjack.png|U...
8: |EC2-S-C1 ([[Liberty ship]])
10: |Yard:

John Brown (4231 bytes)
1: '''John Brown''' is a common name shared by numerous individuals.
3: Some of the more notable John Browns include:
5: ==John Brown==
6: ...aided [[Harpers Ferry, West Virginia|Harper's Ferry]].
7: ...rative of the Life, Sufferings and Escape of John Brown'' published in [[London]], [[1855]]

John Y. Brown, Jr. (337 bytes)
1: ...[[1984]]. He is a former co-owner of [[KFC|Kentucky Fried Chicken]].
4: ...68,00.html National Governors Association Biography]

John Brown (judge) (731 bytes)
1: .... At that time, the Fifth Circuit included not only [[Louisiana]], [[Mississippi]], and Texas (its ju...
4: ....S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit|Brown, John]]

John Brown (professor) (247 bytes)
1: Professor John Brown [[As of 2004|currently]] holds the following positions :
2: * [[Astronomer]] Royal for [[Scotland]]
3: * Honorary Professor of [[Astronomy]], [[University of Edinburgh]]
4: * [[Regius Professor]] of Astronomy, [[University of Glasgow]]

John Brown (Kentucky) (3782 bytes)
1: ...l>For other people with the same name, see [[John Brown]].</small>
3: ...United States Senate|U.S. Senator]] by the Kentucky [[state legislature]].
5: ...d at [[College of William and Mary|William and Mary]] in [[Williamsburg, Virginia]], but left there i...
7: ..., Kentucky|Danville]] in Virginia's Kentucky County and began his practice.
9: Brown became politically active, and was elected to the Virginia state Sen...

John Brown (abolitionist) (23081 bytes)
1: [[Image:John Brown.jpg|right|thumb|John Brown]]
2: ...ial, and [[execution]] by [[hanging]] are generally considered an important part of the [[Origins of ...
4: ... "Isaac Smith." Later the song "[[John Brown's Body]]" became a [[Union (American Civil War)|Union]] ...
6: ==Early years==
7: ...on]], [[Ohio]], where Owen Brown opened a [[tannery]].

John Brown (servant) (3806 bytes)
1: [[Image:old_john_brown.jpg|108px|thumb|right|John Brown]]
3: ...[1853]]-[[1855]]). After Albert died in [[1861]], Brown became Victoria's personal servant, and she was s...
5: ...|281px|thumb|left|A young John Brown as sketched by Queen Victoria]]
7: ..., and he came to be hated more fiercely than John Brown had been, and for the same reason: the warm regar...
9: ... horrified her family, who disliked Brown intensely).

John Brown (vicar) (187 bytes)
1: ...ns' College, Cambridge]]. He was Vicar of St. Mary's Leicester and famous for his evangelical preach...
3: [[Category:1845 deaths|Brown, John]]

John Brown (essayist) (3056 bytes)
1: ...n|British]] divine and author, was born at Rothbury, [[Northumberland]].
3: ...head of the list of wranglers in 1735, he took holy orders, and was appointed minor canon and lecture...
5: ...nism|utilitarian philosophy]], praised later by [[John Stuart Mill]] (''Westminster Review'', vol. xxix....
7: ...Athelstane'' (1756); [[David Garrick|Garrick]] played in both, and the first was a success.
9: ...ation on the Rise, Union and Power, etc., of Poetry and Music'' (1763).

John Brown (clergyman) (3045 bytes)
1: ...andson of [[John Brown (doctor)|John Brown, the physician]], was born at Whitburn, [[Linlithgowshire]...
3: ...ears. While there he had an interesting controversy with [[Robert Owen]] the socialist.
5: ...s ability as a preacher and pastor, it was probably in this sphere that he rendered his most valuable...
7: ...nsistent upholder of anti-state-church or voluntary views.
9: ...ef a protracted trial, he was acquitted by the [[synod]].

John Brown (doctor) (1319 bytes)
1: ...ctober 17]], [[1788]]), [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[physician]], was born at Lintlaws or at Preston, [[Be...
3: ...n]], who engaged him as private tutor to his family, and treated him in some respects as an assistant...
5: ...own, or as it was then called the Brunonian, theory of medicine, which for a time had a great vogue.
7: ...ettering his fortunes, and died there of [[apoplexy]] on the 17th of October 1788.
9: ...ith notice of his life by his son, William Cullen Brown, appeared in 1804.

John Brown Gordon (6346 bytes)
3: '''John Brown Gordon''' served as one of [[Robert E. Lee]]'s mo...
5: ==Biography==
7: ...t in the [[American Revolutionary War|Revolutionary War]].
9: ...[captain]] of a company of mountaineers and quickly climbed from captain to [[brigadier general]] (18...
11: ...ontinued to lead his men. He was finally stopped by a ball which hit him in the face, passing through...

John Brown Hamilton (1805 bytes)
1: ...igious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to [[British]] and [[Commonwe...
5: ...n., [[The Highland Light Infantry]], [[British Army]] during the [[World War I|First World War]] when...
7: ...iew of their snipers and machine-guns which were lying out in the front of our line at close range, h...
15: His Victoria Cross is displayed at the [[National War Museum of Scotland]] ''(E...
18: *[[Monuments To Courage]] (David Harvey, 1999)

John Brown (theologian) (1232 bytes)
1: '''John Brown''' ([[1722]]-[[1787]]), [[Scotland|Scottish]] div...
3: ...ge|Hebrew]] while employed as a shepherd. His early career was varied, and he was in succession a pac...
5: ... He gained a just reputation for learning and piety.
7: ...ictionary of the Bible'', works that were long very popular. The former was translated into [[Welsh l...
10: ... public domain text originally from the [[1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica]].''

John Brown (author) (1474 bytes)
1: .... He was the son of [[John Brown (clergyman)|John Brown (1784-1858)]], and was born in [[Biggar, Scotland...
3: ...vae'' (''Leisure Hours'') ([[1858]], [[1861]]), ''John Leech and Other Papers'' ([[1882]]), ''Rab and Hi...
5: ...is principle, he published little himself, and only after subjecting it to the severest criticism.
7: ...of his life from pronounced attacks of [[melancholy]].
10: * E.T. McLaren, ''Dr John Brown and his Sister Isabella'' (4th ed., 1890)

John Brown University (2505 bytes)
2: name=John Brown University|
5: type=[[Private school|Private]]|
7: city=[[Siloam Springs, Arkansas|Siloam Springs]]|
9: country=[[United States|USA]]|
13: faculty=122|

John William Brown (3065 bytes)
1: ...of Ohio]] from [[January 3]], [[1957]] to [[January 14]], [[1957]] and served as [[Lieutenant Governo...
3: ...wn defeated Nye again in 1954 to win a second two-year term.
5: ... at the time, the U.S. Senate term began on January 3, but the Ohio gubernatorial term did not end un...
7: ...ted the governor-elect, C. William O'Neill, greatly.
9: ... to four years), from [[1963]]-[[1975]]. In 1974, Brown lost his bid for another term to [[Dick Celeste|R...

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