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Name
  
Jenks Carman


Role
  
Singer

Jenks

Albums
  
Chippeha! The Essential Dixie Cowboy (1947-1957)

Similar People
  
Johnny Bond, Roy Acuff, Bob Wills

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Jenks refers to:

Contents

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Places

  • Holland Jenks House, Florida
  • Jenkinson's Boardwalk, Point Pleasant, New Jersey
  • Jenks Lake, California
  • Jenks, Oklahoma
  • Jenks Public Schools, a public school system located in Jenks, Oklahoma
  • Jenks, West Virginia
  • Jenks Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania
  • John Story Jenks School, a school located in Pennsylvania
  • People

  • Alysa Jenkins, aka Daisy Jenks, Canadian Artist
  • A. J. Jenks (born 1990), American professional ice hockey player
  • Alden Jenks, composer
  • Andrew Jenks, American filmmaker
  • Arthur Whipple Jenks, Christian theologian
  • Bobby Jenks, professional baseball player
  • Frank Jenks, actor
  • Frederick L. Jenks, professor emeritus at Florida State University
  • George A. Jenks, 19th-century Pennsylvania politician
  • George C. Jenks, author of first The Shadow story under pen name Frank S. Lawton (Feb. 1929)
  • George F. Jenks, 20th-century cartographer, designer of the Jenks Natural Breaks classification system
  • Jeremiah Jenks, professor
  • Kathleen M. Jenks, Neuropsychologist; researches learning problems, especially in cerebral palsy
  • Michael Hutchinson Jenks, 19th-century Pennsylvania politician
  • Silvester Jenks, Catholic priest
  • Stephen Jenks, composer
  • William J. Jenks, 20th century railroad businessman
  • Other

  • A series of firearms produced by various firearms companies in the 1800s:
  • Jenks Carbine a.k.a. "Mule Ear", Ames Manufacturing Company
  • Jenks Carbine with tape primer, E. Remington and Son
  • Jenks Navy Rifle, Ames Manufacturing Company
  • Jenks-Merrill Carbine, altered by James H. Merrill, Baltimore, MD
  • References

    Jenks Wikipedia