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Lucius Dubignon Clay (April 23, 1898 –
April 16, 1978) was a
senior officer of the
United States Army who was
known for his
administration of occupied...
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Horton House (also
known as Horton-
duBignon House,
Brewery Ruins,
duBignon Cemetery) is a
historic site on
Riverview Drive in
Jekyll Island, Georgia....
- 0°40′35″W / 45.04131°N 0.67649°W / 45.04131; -0.67649 Château
Dubignon,
later Château
Dubignon-Talbot,
later Château
Larruau is a wine
producer in the appellation...
- had set up
permanent residence on
Jekyll Island, near what is now
called DuBignon Cr****. At his residence,
Horton established a
plantation that was able...
- end of the
plantation era of
Jekyll Island,
Newton Finney,
suggested to
Dubignon, his brother-in-law, that they
might acquire the
island and then sell it...
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General Lucius DuBignon Clay Jr. (July 6, 1919 –
February 7, 1994) was a
United States military leader who held the
positions of commander-in-chief of...
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Du Bianons Cr**** is a
stream in the U.S.
state of Georgia.
Variant names are "
DuBignons Cr****" and "
Dubignon Cr****". The cr****
derives its name from Le...
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Ludon (Haut-Medoc) Desmirail, now Château Desmirail,
Margaux Dubignon,[c]
later Château
Dubignon,
Margaux Calon, now Château Calon-Ségur, St.-Estèphe Ferrière...
- Jérôme
Bignon (French pronunciation: [ʒeʁom biɲɔ̃]; 1589–1656) was a
French lawyer born in Paris. His
family originated from the
western part of France...
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married Kate
Amelie DuBignon in Woodville,
Baldwin County, Georgia. Ms.
DuBignon, the
daughter of
Charles and Ann
Virginia Grantland DuBignon, was born Jan...
