Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies/B
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- Sir Harold Eric Barrowclough, Barrowclough, Harold Eric, Sir
- Carl George Lange Barth {search}, Barth, Carl George Lange
- Jacob Dyneley Beam {search}, Beam, Jacob Dyneley
- Jacob Dyneley Beam (1908 - 1993), U.S. diplomat; U.S. ambassador to Soviet Union 1969-1974
- James Ford Bell {search}, Bell, James Ford
- Thomas Montgomery Bell {search}, Bell, Thomas Montgomery
- Theophile Bellando de Castro {search}, Bellando de Castro, Theophile
- Theophile Bellando de Castro (1820 - 1903), Monegasque lyricist & soldier; wrote Monegasque national anthem (adopted 1867)
- Eleanor Robson Belmont {search}, Belmont, Eleanor Robson
- Eleanor Robson Belmont (1879 - 1979), U.S. (English-born) actress; inspiration for character Major Barbara in George Bernard Shaw's play "Major Barbara" 1905
- Francis Gano Benedict {search}, Benedict, Francis Gano
- Tapley Bennett Jr. {search}, Bennett, Tapley Jr. (William, W. Tapley Bennett Jr.)
- Tapley Jr. Bennett (William,, W. Tapley Bennett Jr.) (born 1917), U.S. diplomat; U.S. ambassador to NATO 1977-1983
- Frank Biondi, Jr., Frank Biondi Jr. ~> Frank Biondi
- '''Frank Jr. Biondi''' (born [[1945]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] entertainment businessman; pres. & CEO of Viacom, [[Incorporated]] 1987--
- Pieter Jeremias Blignaut ~> Pieter Blignaut
- '''Pieter Jeremias Blignaut''' ([[1841]] - [[1909]]), [[South]] African Boer [[political figure]]; acting pres. of Orange Free State 1888-1889, 1895-1896
- Ernst August Max Bodenstein
- '''Ernst August Max Bodenstein''' ([[1871]] - [[1942]]), [[German]] [[chemist]]
- Willem Edmund Bok ~> Willem Bok
- '''Willem Edmund Bok''' ([[1846]] - [[1904]]), [[South]] African Boer [[political figure]]; 1st state [[secretary]] of Transvaal 1880-1888
- Frederick Gilmer Bonfils ~> Frederick Bonfils
- '''Frederick Gilmer Bonfils''' ([[1860]] - [[1933]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] journalist
- Fernand Eugene Bonnier de la Chapelle
- '''Fernand Eugene Bonnier de la Chapelle''' ([[1922]] - [[1942]]), [[French]] assassin of Jean Francois Darlan; executed
- Boqdo Gegen Khan ~> Boqdo Khan
- '''Boqdo Gegen Khan''' ([[1870]] - [[1924]]), last king of Urga 1874-1912; only king of Outer Mongolia 1912-1924
- Louis Eustache Antoine Francois Joseph Borno
- '''Louis Eustache Antoine Francois Joseph Borno''' ([[1865]] - [[1942]]), Haitian [[political figure]]; pres. of Haiti 1922-1930
- Joseph Boyer
- '''Joseph Boyer''' ([[1848]] - [[1930]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] ([[Canadian]]-born) inventor & computer industrialist
- Adalbert von Bredow (also try Adalbert Bredow)
- '''Adalbert von Bredow''' ([[1814]] - [[1890]]), [[German]] soldier
- Joseph Ignatius Breen (also try Joseph Breen) - our article is about the soap opera actor.
- '''Joseph Ignatius Breen''' ([[1890]] - [[1965]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] movie censor; founded Legion of Decency 1934
- Francis Brennan
- '''Francis Brennan''' ([[1894]] - [[1968]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] cardinal
- J. Keirn Brennan (also try J. Brennan, Keirn Brennan)
- '''J. Keirn Brennan''' ([[1873]] - [[1948]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] songwriter; co-wrote song "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" 1912
- Thomas Francis Brennan - (also try Thomas Brennan) - our article is about the Irish politician).
- '''Thomas Francis Brennan''' ([[1853]] - [[1937?]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] Catholic bishop; 1st Catholic bishop of Dallas 1891-1893
- Charles Henry Brent (also try Charles Brent)
- '''Charles Henry Brent''' ([[1862]] - [[1929]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] Episcopal bishop
- Herbert Lawrence Bridgman (also try Herbert Bridgman)
- '''Herbert Lawrence Bridgman''' ([[1844]] - [[1924]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] explorer & journalist
- Nathan Edwin Brill (also try Nathan Brill)
- '''Nathan Edwin Brill''' ([[1860]] - [[1925]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] physician
- Harry Samuel Bickerton Brindley
- '''Harry Samuel Bickerton Brindley''' ([[1867]] - [[1920]]), [[English]] armaments businessman & manufacturer
- Marion Luther Brittain (also try Marion Brittain)
- '''Marion Luther Brittain''' ([[1866]] - [[1953]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator; pres. of Georgia Institute of Technology 1922-1944
- John Mason Brown (also try John Brown) -
- '''John Mason Brown''' ([[1900]] - [[1969]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] literary critic
- James Wares Bryce (also try James Bryce) - different person
- '''James Wares Bryce''' ([[1880]] - [[1949]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] computer engineer; pioneer of magnetic data recording
- William Buchan
- '''William Buchan''' ([[1729]] - [[1805]]), [[Scottish]] [[author, writer]], physician, & popularizer of medicine
- Charles Francis Buddy (also try Charles Buddy)
- '''Charles Francis Buddy''' ([[1887]] - [[1966]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] Catholic bishop & educator; 1st Catholic bishop of San Diego 1936-1966; founder & 1st pres. of [[University]] of San Diego 1950-1966
- Harry Amos Bullis (also try Harry Bullis)
- '''Harry Amos Bullis''' ([[1890]] - [[1963]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] grain businessman; pres. of General Mills, [[Incorporated]] 1943-1948; chairman of General Mills, [[Incorporated]] 1948-1959
- Bulugan
- '''Bulugan''' ([[12XX]] - [[1307]]), regent of Mongol Empire 1307; wife of Temur Khan
- Schalk Willem Burger (also try Schalk Burger) - WP is about a rugby player
- '''Schalk Willem Burger''' ([[1852]] - [[1918]]), [[South]] African Boer [[political figure]]; acting last pres. of Transvaal 1900-1902
- Randolph Burgess, (Warren Burgess, W. Randolph Burgess)
- '''Randolph Burgess''' ('''Warren''',, '''W. Randolph Burgess''') ([[1889]] - [[1978]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] diplomat; [[United States of America|U.S.]] ambassador to NATO 1957-1961
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