Ut
Ut was an American band which originated from New York City's no wave scene, forming in December 1978. The inheritors of the fertile collision between rock, free jazz, and the avant-garde that first manifested itself in the Velvet Underground, Ut soon became a serious force within the New York music scene.
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William Ladd
Prince Whipple
American soldier
Levi Woodbury
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
John H. Bartlett
Former Governor of New Hampshire
Napoleon J. T. Dana
Officer
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
American author
John Samuel Sherburne
Former United States Representative
Bob Dee
American american football player
Charles M. Dale
Former Governor of New Hampshire
Henry T. Mayo
Admiral
Samuel Cushman
American attorney
Frank Jones
Former United States Representative
Daniel Marcy
Former United States Representative
John Haley Bellamy
Folk artist
J. W. Gage
American football player
John Langdon
Former President pro tempore of the United States Senate
Samuel Greene
Military officer
Ichabod Bartlett
Former United States Representative
Woodbury Langdon
American merchant ‧ John Langdon's brother
Peter D. Fuller
Nathaniel Appleton Haven
Former United States Representative
Clement Storer
Former United States Representative
Rocky Nelson
Professional baseball player
Wells A. Hutchins
U. S. representative
Bill Harsha
American Politician
Al Bridwell
American baseball player
Henry T. Bannon
U.S. representative
Reginald Claypoole Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt's father
Michael J Mahoney
Author
Alexander Gordon Lyle
Commanding officer
Philip Sherman
William Hutchinson
Rhode Island judge
Stukely Westcott
William Freeborn
Settler
Thomas Hazard
Carpenter
John Albro
Settler
James Riordan
Film actor
Alec Rose
Sailor
Derek Oldham
English singer
Edmund Warwick
British actor
Bobby Stokes
Footballer
Richard Bell Davies
Armed force officer
Norman Augustus Finch
Soldier
Robert McClure
Explorer
Charles James Napier
Former Governor of Sindh
Geoffrey Layton
Submariner
Sidney James Day
British serviceman
