User:Brianyoumans

In the past, my chief activity was looking for articles that need to be deleted, and getting them deleted. Now, I tend to make small improvements in a lot of articles, and write one every once in a while. I also fight vandalism. In real life I'm a stay-at-home dad with interests in science fiction and history.

Due to travel and caring for three children, my activity is sporadic.

some of the pages I have added

• Morrill Wyman, 19th century American physician and social reformer
• hokum - a type of blues song (although the page has been improved greatly since my stub)
• Japanese American internment
  camp
• Rohwer War Relocation Center - ditto
• Logan Trace
• Adamu Tesfaw - an Ethiopian artist
• Nicholas Stuart Gray - British children's author and playwright
• three disambiguation pages: Youmans, Bartley, and Ringwood (disambiguation)
• Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead
  , an historic home in Rhode Island
• André Barde, French librettist of operettas and musical comedies
• George Evans Moule
  , Anglican missionary in China
• 546 (disambiguation) - kind of self-explanatory, isn't it?
• List of lakes in Ethiopia
• John P. Ordway, 19th century Boston music publisher/composer/arranger, doctor, politician, and fisherman
• Frank Nesmith Parsons, Chief Justice of the NH Supreme Court 1902-24
• Andrew Snape Douglas, British Navy captain of the Revolutionary War/Napoleonic War era
• Zeb Turner, country guitarist and songwriter
• Patricia McQueeney, actress, TV personality, and talent agent
• David Stuart
  , associate of George Washington
• John Westcott Myers
  , American WWII test pilot
• Arthur Leo Owens
  , American country music songwriter
• Ernest A. Inglis, American judge
• Marmaduke H. Dent, American judge
• George Poffenbarger, American judge
• Livia Simpson Poffenbarger, American newspaper owner/editor, civic leader, politician
• Peter C. Shannon, American judge
• Ted Jarrett, American songwriter and record producer
• Edward Hughes Ball Hughes, English dandy
• Harold Herbert Williams, British bibliographer and expert on Jonathan Swift
• Avonia Jones, American stage actress
• Andrew Cochrane-Johnstone, Scottish adventurer and fraudster
• Basil Cochrane, Scottish nabob and promoter of the steam bath
• Carus Greek Testament Prizes, at Cambridge University
• George, Count Joannes, British-American actor and eccentric
• Margaret Lewis, American rock-a-billy singer and country songwriter
• Whitaker iron family, an American family of ironmasters
• Buell A. Nesbett, American judge
• Baroness de Calabrella, English writer and journalist
• Woman Suffrage Parade of 1913
  , a march for woman's suffrage in Washington, DC
• Cornelius Ambrosius Logan, American actor and playwright
• Cornelius Ambrose Logan, American physician, writer, and diplomat (and son of the above)
• Celia Logan, American actress, playwright, journalist, and writer
• Eliza Logan, American actress
• Samuel Gookins, American judge
• William Kavanaugh Oldham, Arkansas politician, acting governor
• Charles Bagge Plowright, British doctor and mycologist
• A.L. "Doodle" Owens, American country music songwriter
• Elizabeth Inverarity, Scottish opera singer and actress
• I Will Turn Your Money Green, a Furry Lewis blues song
• Let Me Play With Your Poodle (song), a Tampa Red hokum
  blues song
• The Fiddle and the Drum, a Joni Mitchell song
• Alabama Jubilee, an American popular song by George L. Cobb and Jack Yellen
• William Yoast Morgan, lieutenant governor of Kansas
• Elias S. Stover, businessman, lieutenant governor of Kansas, first president of the University of New Mexico
• Percy Daniels, Populist, lieutenant governor of Kansas
• Chevelle Franklyn, Jamaican gospel reggae singer
• Kerron Ennis, Jamaican gospel reggae singer
• Francis Barton Gummere, American folklorist
• Franz Huning, German-American pioneer merchant
• Ivar Tidestrom, Swedish-American botanist
• Mary Teresita Kittell, American botanist
• West Norfolk and Lynn Hospital, former hospital in Norfolk, England
• Hezekiah Hulbert Eaton, American naturalist
• Miron Elisha Hard, American educator and amateur mycologist
• George Vaughn Horton, American songwriter and performer
• John Adams Lee, grocer, lieutenant governor of Missouri, resigned due to Baking Powder Scandal
• John Baptiste O'Meara, builder and lieutenant governor of Missouri
• Raymond Phineas Stearns, American historian
• Raymond F. Dasmann, American environmental conservationist

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