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Daniel Roberdeau (1727 –
January 5, 1795) was an
American Founding Father and
merchant residing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the time of the American...
- Fort
Roberdeau, also
known as The Lead Mine Fort, is an
historic fort,
which is
located in
Tyrone Township,
outside Altoona, Pennsylvania. It was added...
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Chatham Roberdeau Wheat (April 9, 1826 – June 27, 1862) was a
captain in the
United States Army
Volunteers during the
Mexican War,
Louisiana State Representative...
- film of The
Elephant Man, he
shelved the idea. In 1988,
Geisler and John
Roberdeau met with
Malick in
Paris about writing and
directing a
movie based on...
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named after William H. Emory, was
constructed in 1963.
Roberdeau Hall,
named after Isaac Roberdeau, was
constructed in 1966 as two-story
brick building...
- and artist, to
design the new capital. He
enlisted the help of
Isaac Roberdeau, Étienne
Sulpice Hallet and
Scottish surveyor Alexander Ralston to help...
- 686, 940, 941, 942, 943, 944, 946, 947, 949 The
Birmingham Bridge, Fort
Roberdeau,
Jacob Isett House and Store, and St. John's
Evangelical Lutheran Church...
- Gordon, and Gary
Levinsohn The Thin Red Line
Robert Michael Geisler, John
Roberdeau, and
Grant Hill 1999 (72nd)
American Beauty Bruce Cohen and Dan Jinks...
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organized into a "flying camp" with
Daniel Roberdeau as the
first brigadier general in the
states forces.
General Roberdeau chose the
young man as an aide, and...
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destroy it). Many ****ure
Confederate officers and soldiers, such as
Chatham Roberdeau Wheat, of the
Louisiana Tigers,
obtained valuable military experience...
