- Adam
Empie (September 7, 1785 –
November 6, 1860) was an
Episcopal priest in
North Carolina and Virginia, who also
taught and
served as
President of the...
- John F.
Empie (March 10, 1821 –
April 20, 1918) was an
American politician who
served in the 93rd New York
State Legislature. He was also a
member of...
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Albert Empie Wright born (19 July 1912 –
January 1960) was an
American tennis player then
later lawyer. He was a
quarter finalist at the 1888 U.S. National...
- (1928).
Studies on the
early Papacy. London:
Sheed & Ward. OCLC 422117622.
Empie, Paul C.; Murphy, T. Austin, eds. (1974).
Papal primacy and the universal...
- The
Empie-Van ****
House is a
historic house at 403
Laurel Street in Newport, Arkansas. It is a two-story wood-frame structure, with the asymmetrical...
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Robert Empie Rogers (March 29, 1813 –
September 6, 1884) was an
American chemist.
Rogers was born in Baltimore,
Maryland on
March 29, 1813. The youngest...
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provides bicycle and
pedestrian connection from Wade Park,
Halyburton Park and
Empie Park to the Heide-Trask
Drawbridge at the
Intracoastal Waterway. It also...
- Hart
Haller (Hal)
Empie (1909–2002) was an
American artist, cartoonist, illustrator,
teacher and pharmacist. He was best
known for his
portrayals of places...
-
colonial officer, explorer, and playwright;
commanded Rogers'
Rangers Robert Empie Rogers (1813–1884),
American chemist Robert Montresor Rogers (1834–1895)...
- Church's
Sunday School superintendent). In 1837, they
called Rev. Adam
Empie,
formerly rector of Williamburg's
Bruton Church and
president of the College...
