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William Wallace Harllee (July 29, 1812 –
April 29, 1897) was an
American lawyer, businessman, and
politician who
served as the 49th
lieutenant governor...
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Harllee may
refer to: John P.
Harllee,
member of the
Florida House of
Representatives John
Harllee (admiral),
United States Navy
officer John Harley...
- John
Harllee (January 2, 1914 –
February 5, 2005) was an
American admiral who
served in the
United States Navy in
World War II and the
Korean War. He...
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Washington Harllee (c. 1847 - 1927) was an
educator and
advocate for
African American education in the
United States. He was born on the
Harllee Plantation...
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Florida House of Representatives.
Harllee was born in Bradenton, Florida, the son of Sara
Scott and J. P.
Harllee Jr.
Harllee was
raised in Palmetto, Florida...
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Plant Harllee Branch was a coal-fired
power station located in
Putnam County,
southeast of Eatonton, Georgia,
United States. It was
located between Eatonton...
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Wilmington and Manchester, and the Northeastern.
General William Harllee, the
president of the W & M,
built his home at the junction, and named...
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Commandant of the
Marine Corps Alexander Haig, US
Secretary of
State John
Harllee Gustav Hasford, novelist,
journalist and poet
Michael Hayden, Director...
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Robert Halperin Iceal Hambleton Edward Hardin James C.
Harding John
Harllee Tom
Harmon Raymond Harvey Carlos Hath**** Vern
Haugland (first civilian...
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Tragic First". HistoryNet.com.
Retrieved 2024-01-18. Ryan, Oswald; Branch,
Harllee; Lee, Josh; Board,
Clarence M.
Young for the
Civil Aeronautics. Aviation...
