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Saint Everild of
Everingham (Old English: Eoforhild) was an Anglo-Saxon
saint of the 7th
century who
founded a
convent at Everingham, in the
English county...
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Statistics of the Bahamas" (PDF). bahamas.gov.bs.
Retrieved 30
March 2022.
Everild Young,
Eleuthera the
island called Freedom,
Regency Press (London, 1969)...
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Ottery St Mary, a
Major in the
Coldstream Guards, and his
first wife
Everild Tania Hambrough, she is
related to the poet
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The...
- He had a brother,
William Constable, who was a cleric, and a sister,
Everild Constable.
According to Bindoff, like his
father and
grandfather Constable...
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Fairfax of Denton, by whom he had two sons. His
second marriage was to
Everild Maltby,
second daughter of
Christopher Maltby of Maltby, and by her he...
- wife, Barbara, died 4
October 1540, and was
buried in the
Church of St.
Everild, Everingham. On 2
March 1541
Constable made his will, in
which he requested...
- to set up a
convent at a
place that came to be
known as 'Everildsham' (
Everild's home),
which some
believe to have
evolved into the
current name; Everingham...
- Mary in 1984 on the
death of his father, the 4th Baron.
Coleridge married Everild Tania Hambrough, the
daughter of
Lieutenant Colonel Beauchamp Hambrough...
- Disibode) 700
Drithelm 700
Eanfleda 700
Efflam 700
Everild 700
Godeberta 700
Lambert 633 700
Bishop of Maestricht...
- 1495 – 12
October 1558),
William Constable, a cleric, and a daughter,
Everild. Sir
Robert Constable (before 1495 – 12
October 1558) married,
before 1530...
