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Buell Arthur Nesbett (sometimes
misspelled as Nesbitt; June 2, 1910 in New
Mexico –
August 17, 1993 in Anchorage, Alaska) was an
American soldier, lawyer...
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management company named John G.
Nesbett & Co., Inc. with a
small common stock fund
called The
Nesbett Fund Incorporated.
Nesbett & Co. was
renamed The Dreyfus...
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Elizabeth Steele (2000). "The
Materials and
Techniques of
Jacob Lawrence". In
Nesbett,
Peter T.; DuBois, Mic****e (eds.). Over the Line: The Art and Life of...
- end of
Fourth Avenue in
downtown Anchorage. The
Nesbett Courthouse (named in
honor of
Buell A.
Nesbett) is at left. The
administrative offices for the...
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District Court for the
Northern District of
California (1997-2008)
Buell A.
Nesbett (1940),
former justice and
first chief justice of the
Alaska Supreme Court...
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Tyreece Tyson Nesbett Simpson (born 7
February 2002) is an
English professional footballer who
plays as a
striker for EFL
League One club Stevenage. Simpson...
- 2020.
Retrieved August 19, 2020 – via
Traditional Arts
Organization Inc.
Nesbett,
Peter T.; DuBose, Mic****e (2001).
Jacob Lawrence: Paintings, Drawings...
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Roesch Succeeded by
Albert Burnett In
office 1902–1903
Preceded by W.J.
Nesbett Succeeded by
George Paddison In
office 1910–1911
Preceded by
George Paddison...
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character simply referred to as "Quartermaster". The
characters of
Nigel Nesbett and
Louis Litt
served as
quartermasters in the
basic cable USA Network...
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mixed martial artist Delvin Myles (born 1972),
former CFL
player Buell A.
Nesbett (1910–1993), soldier, lawyer, businessman, and the
first chief justice...
