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Cromar (Scottish Gaelic: Crò Mhàrr) is an area in Aberdeenshire,
north east
Scotland five
miles inland from Aberdeen. It is also
known as the Howe of Cromar...
- John "Jock"
Cromar (1859/1860–1942) was a Scottish-Australian
seaman and author, who
wrote the book Jock of the Islands, a
supposed retelling of his experiences...
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Robert Lindsay Cromar (8
October 1931 – 4 June 2007) was a
Scottish amateur footballer who made over 360
appearances as a
right half and
right back in...
- public,
Chris Cromar, who had
brought forward a
petition to the
parliament for
consideration on an
agreed national anthem for Scotland.
Cromar had, through...
- 13 May 2022.
Cromar, Todd (14
April 2017). "C-130 to get
second life at Hill museum". Hill Air
Force Base.
Retrieved 13 May 2022.
Cromar, Todd (1 November...
- Snopes, are also two of the most
consistent posters of
serious research.
Cromar,
Scott (9
October 1992). "Trolling for Newbies". Newsgroup: alt.folklore...
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James Cromar Watt (14 July 1862 – 19
November 1940) was a
Scottish artist,
architect and jeweller. Watt was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, to
parents Ann...
- The
feudal barony of
Cromar was a
feudal barony with its
caput baronium at
Migvie Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The
Earls of Mar held the
barony until...
- 2022. "Local
Elections 2022 in Scotland". BBC News.
Retrieved 7 May 2022.
Cromar,
Chris (10
September 2021). "Should
England introduce PR for
local elections...
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Families & Swan Productions. The
script writers were
Forrest S.
Baker and Ken
Cromar. The film won two
Accolade Competition Awards of
Excellence In 2003 and...
