- Orundellico,
known as "Jeremy Button" or "
Jemmy Button" or "Jimmy Button" (c. 1815–1864), was a
member of the
Yaghan (or Yámana)
people from
islands around...
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people with the name, see
Jemmy (given name). It may also
refer to:
Jemmy Jones Island an
island in
British Columbia Jemmy Joneson’s
Whurry a traditional...
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Jemmy is a male (seldom female)
given name. It is a
diminutive form of the
given name James.
Although po****r in the 18th and 19th centuries, the name...
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colloquially gooseneck, or pig bar, or in
Britain and
Australia a
jemmy or
jimmy (also
called jemmy bar), is a
lever consisting of a
metal bar with a
single curved...
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James "
Jemmy"
Hirst (1738–1829) was an
English eccentric.
Hirst was born to a
farmer family of Rawcliffe, Yorkshire. Even at
school he kept a pet jackdaw...
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James "
Jemmy" Wood (7
October 1756 – 20
April 1836) was the
owner of the
Gloucester Old Bank who
became nationally known as "The
Gloucester Miser". His...
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Jemmy Elton Shaw, also
known as
Jimmy Shaw and
James Shaw, was a 19th-century
pioneer fancier of the
early dog show days, a
promoter of dog
fighting and...
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James "
Jemmy"
Moore (1839 – 19
April 1890) was an
Australian cricketer who pla**** a
single first-class
match for New
South Wales during the 1861–62 season...
- they were
Catholic and some
spoke Portuguese. The
leader of the rebellion,
Jemmy, was a
literate enslaved man. In some reports, however, he is
referred to...
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Yilbung (c.1815 – 6
November 1846), also
known as
Millbong Jemmy, was an
Indigenous Australian of the
Turrbal people who was a
major figure in resisting...
