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Information: The first column shows data points from Brown, H. P. (Horace Plessay), 1916- in red. The third column shows data points from Brown, Phil, 1916-1973. in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Brown, H. P. (Horace Plessay), 1916-

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Brown, Phil, 1916-1973.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225077293

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122624160

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/191957081

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Brown, H. P. (Horace Plessay), 1916-

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Applications for position of road superintendant, 1828-1861.

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Virginia. Board of Public Works. Applications for position of road superintendant, 1828-1861.

Title: Applications for position of road superintendant, 1828-1861.

Letters of application and petitions of recommendation; advertising invoices (1858); unsigned applications (1858; 1861); "Bidders for the Superintendence of State Roads, 1861"; wrappers. Applicants include: E. M. Aisquith (1861); E.T. Albertson (1861); George Alderson (1831); John J. Allen (1858); Joseph Alton (1861); Singleton Anawalt (1858); Henry Anderson (1833); James Anthony (1851); J. H. Arbogast (1861); Thadeus W. Arnett (1861); David Bainbridge (1861); Charles W. Baker (1858); Benjamin H. Barker (1858); P. C. Barlow (1858); James P. Bartlett (1858); Philip S. Basnett (1858); Alvin M. Bastable (1858); Robert W. Baylor (1861); Aza Beall (1858); G. H. Beall (1858); James Bell (1833); Thomas Bell (1861); David Bennett (1858); James Bennett (1858); William Benson (1858); Ralph Berkshire (1833-1834); Collins Betts (1858); Charles Blue (1858); Henry Boggess (1858); Elam B. Bosworth (1858; 1861); David Bright (1831); John M. Brome (1831); Francis M. Brooks (1858; 1861); H. P. Brown (1858); William M. Bryan (1858); John Burke (1858); Jacob H. Burner (1858); Jacob Bush (1858); E. Baxter Butcher (1858); Henry Butcher (1858). J. F. Caldwell (1828); J. M. Cally (1858); John C. Campbell (1858); Thomas Carskaden (1833); Jacob Z. Chadwick (1858; 1861); Abraham Chamberlin (1858); Abner Charnock (1858); Eli Chenoweth (1858; 1861); Lemuel Chenoweth (1858; 1861); Newton Chenoweth (1861); Arthur H. Chevalier (1858); William Chichester (1858); William Clayton (1858); William H. Coberly (1858); Elijah Collins (1836; 1845; 1851; 1858); Alfred Conaway (1858); Andrew F. Conaway (1858); Jacob Conrod (1861); William R. Coplin (1861); John James Cork (1858); Christian Cove (1858); Arthur Cowan (1858); Philip Cox (1858); John M. Coyle (1858); David Creel (1834); Thomas Crews (1828); James T. Crockett (1858); Thomas H. Crogan (1858); David Cunningham (1858); Ezekiel Cunningham (1858; 1861); Robert Cunningham (1858); John J. Cupp (1858); Jonathan T. Curry (1861); George Dangleman (1858); John Dargan (1858); William J. Darvis (1858); Devickman D. Davisson (1835); John D. Day (1858); Henry C. Derrick (1858); Philip Digman (1858); John Dotson (1858); William Dunnington (1858). Michael Eddy (n.d.); Benjamin Estell (1858); T.T. Fauntleroy (1858); Russell Finnell (1861); Henry H. Fleisher (1858); Andrew J. Fleming (1858); John Flesher (1858); Benjamin Franks (1858); John Garrett (1858); Robert Gay (1861); William Gibson (1861); Michael D. Gittings (1835); Edward F. Grant (1858); James D. Hall (1858); Thomas J. Hall (1858); William K. Hall (1858); William Hamilton (1858; 1861); Robert W. Handley (1858; 1861); Daniel Harper (n.d.); William J. Harper (1858); B. F. Harrison (1858); Isaac Harrison (1861); Luther Haymond (1858); William Heavner (1858); John Heiskell (1833); Porterfield A. Heiskell (1858); Benjamin Herold (1858); F. D. Hickman (1858); Jacob J. Hill (1858); Andrew Smith Holden (1858); Joseph H. Holston (1858); Alfred Hood (1858); James Y. Horner (1858); Joseph F. Hottell (1858; 1861); Fenelow Howes (1858; 1861); D. R. Hoxie (1853); S. F. Huffman (1858); John Hunsaker (1858); Henry B. Hunter (1834); Thomas H. Janes (1858); Hamilton G. Johnson (1858; 1861); Joseph Johnson (1833); L. S. Johnson (1861); William Johnson (1858); Benjamin T. Jolley (1861); A. M. Jordan (1858). John Keane (1858); Holzen Kelley (1861); Levi L. Kinnett (1858); A G. Kidwell (1858); John Kierans (1861); William W. King (1858); Jacob Kinnison (1858); Samuel G. Kneller (1861); Nathaniel Kuykendall (1833-1834; 1858); Leonard Lamb (1861); Joseph L. Leake (1828); Alexander C. Lessly (1861); Johnson Limber (1858); James T. Lockridge (1858); William E. Logan (1858; 1860); John M. Lowther (1858); John McCauley (1858; 1861); Andrew McCoy (1858); Angus W. McDonald (1831); Paul McNeel (1858); Henry Mahany (1858); J. W. Marshall (1858); George W. S. Martin (1858); Samuel G. Martin (1858); Sanford Mason (1861); S. Mercer (1861); John Michael (1858); John Miller (1831); George W. Mills (1858); Allen T. Moore (1858); Robert Moore (1858); Stephen Morgan (1858); Joseph S. Morris (1858); Peter C. Morris (1858); Edward Morton (1858); John Mullin (1833-1834); John R. Murdoch (1833); James Musgrave (1858; 1861); John Musgrave (1858); Moses Musgrave (1861); Chambers Musto (1858). William S. Naylor (1833-1834); D. H. Neal (1858); James H. Neale (1833); Joshua S. Newbrough (1861); Granville A. Newlon (1861); Henry Nichols (1861); William A. Nichols (1858); Henry S. Obenshain (1858); Emmett J. O'Brien (1858); Wilson Osburn (1858); George R. Page (1861); James M. Peaco (1858); Richard Pitzer (1858); Alpheus W. Poage (1858); James A. Price (1858); Alpheus Pritchard (1858); Joseph Reed (1858); Benjamin Reeder (1833; 1835); James Reese (1858); Josiah W. Reeves (1858); S. J. Reynolds (1858); William Reynolds (1858); Thomas Rhea (1858); William L. Richardson (1833); John J. Riely (1861); Jesse C. Roach (1858); Major Robison (1853); Philip B. Rodgers (1858); William L. D. Rodgers (1861); Denison Rose (1834); Elijah B. Ross (1858; 1861); John H. Ruckman (1861); George M. Ryan (1858). Erehart F. Sacks (1858); Edward T. Saunders (1858); Ellis G. Saunders (1828); Peter Scales (1829); Charles Schoonover (1858); John Thomas Scott (1836); Robert Shaw (1831); David G. Shepherd (1861); Wilson K. Shinn (1835); Lorenzo Sibert (1858); Allen Simpson (1858); Washington G. Singleton (1833); Harmon Sinsel (1858); Charles Sitlington (1858); Augustine J. Smith (1835; 1858); George Smith (1833; 1835); John B. D. Smith (1835); John S. Smith (1858); N. C. Smith (1858); P. A. Smith (1858); Wesley Smith (1858); George W. Spotswood (1831; 1834); Jeremiah Stair (1858); Absolam Stalnaker (1858); John Staples (1828); John D. Stemple (1858); Banister P. Stevens (1858); William N. Stewart (1858); Henson L. Stout (1858); Leonard Stout (1858); Jesse Sturm (1858); Henry Suiter (1858); John S. Supton (1858); Benjamin R. Tallman (1858); Johnson F. Terry (1858; 1861); Jacob M. Thomas (1858); John P. Thomasson (1831); David Thompson (1858; 1861); George B. Thompson (1861); Henry Thompson (1858); John Trimble (1858); Addison S. Vance (1858). Jedediah Waldo (1833); John Wallace (1858; 1861); George W. Ward (1858); James Warder (1857-1858); Lemuel E. Warder (1858; 1861); John Webster (1831; 1833-1835); A. Werninger (1833); George M. Whitescarver (1858); John S. Williams (1858; 1861); Samuel S. Williams (1830-1831); Isbern Wilmouth (1858); Alpheus P. Wilson (1858); James Wilson (1858); John H. Wilson (1833); Josiah D. Wilson (1835); William Wilson (1828); William Windle (1858); Alexander S. Withers (1833-1835); Daniel E. Wotring (1858); John Yoakum (1858).

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Brown, H. P. (Horace Plessay), 1916-

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Papers of H.P. Brown, 1939-1957 [manuscript]. 1939-1957.

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Brown, H. P. (Horace Plessay), 1916-1971. Papers of H.P. Brown, 1939-1957 [manuscript].

Title: Papers of H.P. Brown, 1939-1957 [manuscript]. 1939-1957.

Papers on national income estimates, covering period 1929-45, including working sheets, estimates of wages, estimates of distribution of income, and correspondence. Correspondents include Colin Clark, Leslie Melville, J.F. Nimmo and Professor Richard Stone of the UK Central Statistical Office. Also obituary note and list of publications by H. P. Brown, compiled by Professor Trevor W. Swan.

ArchivalResource: 21 cm. (7 folders)

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Brown, Phil, 1916-1973.

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King Vidor Collection, 1924-1941 (bulk 1941).

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Vidor, King, 1894-1982. King Vidor Collection, 1924-1941 (bulk 1941).

Title: King Vidor Collection, 1924-1941 (bulk 1941).

The King Vidor Collection consists of photographs, scripts, props, publicity materials, production reports, studio memos, and other production materials primarily from the 1941 film H.M. Pulham, Esquire. Also in the collection is a typescript of Vidor's 1936 film The Texas Rangers and an accompanying photo of Vidor, and four additional photographs of Vidor dating from around 1924. Photographs constitute the bulk of the materials and include costume, makeup, set, production, and film stills. The film's stars, Hedy Lamarr, Robert Young, Ruth Hussey, Charles Coburn, Van Heflin, Fay Holden, and Bonita Granville, are depicted in many of the photos. Publicity photos of actors and actresses considered for casting but not selected are also present. Scenes and settings are documented with twenty production design sketches, and with architectural drawings and models for six of the movie's sets. Costume sketches include twenty-two original women's gowns by Robert Kalloch and thirty-three men's wardrobe sketches by Gile Steele. The tools of film making are represented by various props, a production board with shooting schedules, a scene slate, and a small brass periscope. Daily reports and production, footage, and wardrobe breakdowns track the financial and business aspects of the film. Comment cards from members of a preview audience accompany editing notes from the preview. The original musical score by Branislaw Kaper is documented with one folder of sheet music, memos, editing notes, and photographs of the orchestral recording.

ArchivalResource: 9 boxes, 20 oversize boxes, 1 oversize folder (20.16 linear feet)

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Virginia. Board of Public Works.

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Virginia. Board of Public Works.
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Brown, Phil, 1916-1973.

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Vidor, King, 1894-1982.

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Brown, H. P. (Horace Plessay), 1916-

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Brown, Phil, 1916-1973.

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