What was Colonel Sanders first name?
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Colonel Harland Sanders, born September 9, 1890, actively began franchising his chicken business at the age of 65. Now, the KFC® business he started has grown to be one of the largest quick service food service systems in the world. And Colonel Sanders, a quick service restaurant pioneer, has become a symbol of entrepreneurial spirit.
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Yes, it was Thomas Jefferson.\n\n\nhttp://www.loc.gov/exhibits/jefferson/jeffworld.html
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1. Barry Sanders\n2. Gale Sayers\n3. Eric Dickerson\n4. Walter Payton\n5. Emmet Smith
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Robin R. Yount\n\nJust R...  Like Harry S Truman
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As a member of his immediate family, you are entitled to his complete service record. You can get this through the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. I have linked their web site below. As for a list of all the names aboard a specific ship - unless you can find a veterans organization involving that ship (many many ships have these types of organizations for shipmates to stay in contact after their service) - you may be out of luck finding it. I wish you the best - Good Luck.
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Barry Sanders, NFL, Detroit Lions, 1989-1999,\nMy question would be "Why did you retire at the age of 33 when you were only just over 1000 yards shy of the all-time NFL rushing record?"
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Deon Sanders, played for the atlanta braves and the falcons
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oliver atton & thomas price ?\nah moins que ça soit mike sanders
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He was a colonel when the civil war (war between the states) started. Quickly promoted to general. And eventually became lieutenant general and general in chief.\n\nHis major contribution was dictating surrender terms to Robert E Lee (these terms were very generous, which Lincoln had intended).
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Charles Curtis.  He was from Kansas.  He served for all of Hoover' term (1929-1933).  He basically did nothing.
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Grandfather Russel C. Mitchell, \nMitchell fought at Sharpsburg too.
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George W. B(L?)USH.\n:-)
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"Semper Fi!" Yelled Lt. Johnson as he opened his wall-locker to uncover the black dress shoes that adorned a fresh coat of spit and polish.\n\nJohnson had joined the Marines after reading the "A Few Good Men" recruiting poster, and was eager to serve his country. Johnson, a fith generation military man did as his great grandfather had done before, or how goes the cow.\n\nOf English decent his great grandfather was destined to wear the uniform of a Marine and told Johnson that he was destined to be a Marine "All me bloomin' life, sir!"\n\nLt. Johnson also remembers the stories from his grandfather who was aboard the USS Missouri on the "Day that will live in Infamy" December 7, 1941.
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His father was Louis Davis, a servant for General John A. Logan. http://de.essortment.com/informationbenj_rhqy.htm\n\nI'm still looking for information on his mother.\n\nTHE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN GENERAL OFFICER IN THE REGULAR ARMY AND IN THE U.S. ARMED FORCES\nhttp://www.army.mil/cmh/topics/afam/davis.htm
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his real name from birth is Cornell Hayes Jr.
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Isn't that the colonel from KFC?
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i believe you are talking about Baron Von Raschke.  His real name is James Donald Raschke.