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- William Bratton - Wikipedia
Bratton began his police career at the BPD before becoming police commissioner in New York, where his quality-of-life policy has been credited with reducing petty and violent crime
- BRATTONS
After almost 50 years in the business Bratton’s Antique Auto Parts has decided to close their retail operations Our last day in retail sales will be November 11, 2025
- Bratton Funeral Home | York SC funeral home and cremation
Walt Bratton is now in the business with his father assisting families with anything they may need He was born and raised in York and became interested in the funeral business at a young age He brings the same caring and nurturing personality to the funeral service as his father
- Shawn N. Bratton gt; United States Space Force gt; Display
Gen Shawn N Bratton is the Vice Chief of Space Operations, United States Space Force As Vice Chief, he is responsible for assisting the Chief of Space Operations in organizing, training and equipping the United States Space Force
- Bratton History, Family Crest Coats of Arms - HouseofNames
Bratton Castle (Bratton Camp) is a bivallate Iron Age hillfort on Bratton Down One of the most famous and earliest records of the family was Henry de Bretton, Bratton or Bracton (d 1268), the English ecclesiastic and judge and author of a comprehensive treatise on the law of England
- Bratton Home - Bratton Online - A Weekly Column By Bruce Bratton
BrattonOnline: Bruce Bratton ran weekly opinion columns in various papers, and eventually online, for 49 years His contributors of additional content are continuing his legacy
- Guide to the Bratton family papers, 1825-1986 - Simmons University
The Bratton family has a long history, traceable to ancestors who fought in both the American Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars Robert Bratton, was the descendent of a powerful southern family who were active supporters of both the American Revolution and the Confederacy during the Civil War
- Private William E. Bratton (U. S. National Park Service)
In early 1806, Bratton is frequently mentioned in the journals due to his severe lower back pain which continued until early June Upon his return from the Expedition, Bratton settled in Kentucky and Missouri He served in the War of 1812 and fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe
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