- —John D.
Defrees, 1864 John
Dougherty Defrees (1810–1882) was an
American newspaperman and politician. Born in Sparta, Tennessee,
Defrees moved to Ohio...
- "Director" of the GPO. Superintendent: John D.
Defrees (1861–1866)
Cornelius Wendell (1866–1867) John D.
Defrees (1867–1869)
Almon M.
Clapp (1869–1876) Public...
- 1867. His brother, John D.
Defrees, was a
major figure in
Indiana Republican party politics. Born in Sparta, Tennessee,
DeFrees moved to Ohio with his parents...
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superintendent was John D.
Defrees. The
first man with the
title Public Printer of the
United States was
Almon M. Clapp. John D.
Defrees (1861–1866) Cornelius...
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Madeline DeFrees (also
known as,
Sister Mary Gilbert;
November 18, 1919 –
November 11, 2015) was an
American poet, teacher, and
Roman Catholic nun. Born...
- Dr. Jean
Kellogg (née Jean
Mathieson DeFrees,
sometimes also Jean
Defrees Kellogg);
December 28, 1916 Chicago,
Illinois –
March 12, 1978) was an American...
- 1848,
Frazer married Caroline McLean DeFrees, a
member of a
prominent Indiana political family. John D.
DeFrees, a
newspaper magnate and superintendent...
- over.
Foster V. Brown, U.S.
Congressman David Culley, NFL
coach John D.
Defrees,
newspaperman and
politician George Gibbs Dibrell,
Civil War
general (Confederate)...
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delivery on
Thursday and Sunday.
Originally founded in 1833 by John D.
Defrees as the
Michigan Statesman and St.
Joseph Chronicle, the paper's name was...
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Kennedy Rockhill Harlan Brenton Chamberlain Case W. Mitc****
Edgerton Defrees W.
Williams Sayler Haymond Calkins Motte T. Wood W. Owen
Patton Hammond...
