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Estrild Raymona Myers (March 11, 1909 –
December 14, 1972),
known professionally as Ramona, was an
American cabaret and jazz
singer and pianist. She was...
- The
remaining villagers are slaughtered.
Queen Amethea, her
handmaiden Estrild (Katt Shea) and the
female warrior Tiniara (Susana Traverso)
survive the...
- author: Char.
Tilney wrot[e a]
Tragedy of this
mattr [which] hee
named Estrild: [which] I
think is this. it was [lost?] by his death. & now s[ome] fellon...
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Ragan Sabrina Gonorill Mehetabel Cordella Boadicea/Gwiniverra
Conwenna Estrild Gwinefrid Ignoge Cambel Gwiniverra has
replaced Boadicea, who is later...
- the
Liber Vitae, and is
likely the
ancestor of the
Middle English name
Estrild.
Various continental Germanic names include the element,
including Austrechild...
- poem The
Faerie Queene (1590).
Estrild and
Sabrina flee Guendolene, who
catches them at the
River Severn,
killing Estrild, but
casting "the
faire Sabrina...
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performed with
Glenn Miller for two years.
Ramona (Raymona Davies; né
Estrild Raymona Myers 11
March 1909 Lockland, Ohio – 14
December 1972 Sacramento)...
- labyrinth. Her name is
probably a
Latinized form of the
medieval name
Estrild (Old English: Éastorhild),
which survived in
England only
until the 12th...
- as Ruud Serge-Henri Valcke [nl] as
Louis Corpus Linda van der
Steen as
Estrild Emiel Sandtke as
Stefan Martijn Oversteegen as
Martin Lodema Liz Snoyink...
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fairly compact portfolio.
Others were of Anglo-Saxon or
Norse origin, like
Estrild, the
widow of the
former sheriff, and Thorkil—both also
Wiltshire tenants...
