Beverly Briley

Beverly V Briley, age 80, Philadelphia, PA View Details

Cities: Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Tricia Nicole Briley

Beverly Ann Briley, age 63, Tarpon Springs, FL View Details

Cities: Tarpon Springs FL, Rosemount MN, Sun City Center FL Possible Relatives: Amanda K Briley, Corey Lee Briley, Gerald Anthony Briley

Beverly G Briley, age 78, Jackson, TN View Details

Locations: Jackson TN Possible Relatives: Samuel Don Barnett, Gerald W Briley

Beverly Parker Briley, age 78, Midlothian, VA View Details

Locations: Midlothian VA, Chesterfield VA Possible Relatives: Allison D Briley, Brian Mark Briley

Beverly Briley, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Hosie J Briley, Parthenia Briley, Rhonda Michelle Clinton

Beverly A Briley, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Erlean Briley, Kathrean Briley, Willard Briley

Beverly G Briley, age 77 View Details

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Beverly D Briley, age 71 View Details

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New Evidence In 1964 Babysitter's Murder - NewsChannel 5 Nashville

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Briley skillfully led Nashville as Metro's first mayor. But Bishop says his personal life often included heavy drinking with off duty cops, prosecutors and at least 3 nurses.

Briley, Beverly | Tennessee Encyclopedia

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Beverly Briley, first mayor of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County (1963-75), was born in Nashville in 1914. Briley grew up in East Nashville, attended Vanderbilt University and Cumberland Law School, and in 1932 became the youngest Tennessean ever admitted to the bar.

PDF Beverly Briley Papers, 1950-1975, (bulk 1963-1975) - Nashville

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Beverly Briley is first elected County Judge of Davidson County, defeating County Judge Litton Hickman, who had held the post for 32 years. Note: "County Judge" at the time was the chief administrative and fiscal officer of county government, presiding

History of Metropolitan Nashville Government

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Beverly Briley was elected the first mayor in November and Metropolitan government was implemented on April 1, 1963 with the swearing in of Mayor Briley & the newly elected Metropolitan Council. Nashville became the national pioneer in Metropolitan organization. Although other cities had partial consolidation, Nashville was the first city in ...

The mayors of Metro Nashville-Davidson County over the years

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Metro Mayor Beverly Briley, left, outlines at his first Metro staff meeting the procedures which administrative heads will follow in setting up initial programs of the new government April 3, 1963.

Nashville mayors over the years - The Tennessean

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Mayor Beverly Briley, left, Patrol Chief Don Barton, and Police Chief Hubert O. Kemp, inspect the new colors and new Metropolitan government emblem, which the Police Department squad cars will ...

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Beverly Briley was elected the first Mayor in November and the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County was implemented on April 1, 1963. Nashville became the national pioneer in metropolitan organization. Although other cities had partial

PDF C. Beverly Briley Mayoral Papers - Nashville

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Clifton Beverly Briley was born in Nashville on January 11, 1914. He attended Caldwell and Glenn elementary schools, as well as Central High School, and later attended Vanderbilt University and Cumberland Law School, where he received his law degree. In 1932, Briley became the youngest Tennessean to be admitted to the bar at age eighteen

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Clifton Beverly Briley was the first mayor of the metropolitan government of Nashville and Davidson County. A Democrat, he served from 1963 to 1975. Briley was born in West Nashville. He was involved in Scouting as a boy and became famous in the area for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout at age 12. He attended Vanderbilt University and ...