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tradition suggests that the
Eyle were the
first people to make
pottery in Buur Heybe. Buur
Heybe is
today primarily inhabited by the
Eyle, a sub-clan of the Rahanwayne...
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Eyles is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Derek Charles Eyles (1902–1974),
British illustrator Don
Eyles (1944),
retired computer engineer...
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Petrona Eyle (18
January 1866, Baradero,
Argentina – 12
April 1945,
Buenos Aires) was an
Argentine physician and
feminist who
campaigned for
Latin American...
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Eyles, his wife,
donated the
Eyles Collection,
their collection of
papers on the
history and
practice of geology, to the
University of Bristol.
Eyles...
- Don
Eyles is a
retired computer engineer who
worked on the
computer systems in the
Apollo Lunar Module vehicle. As a
young engineer during the
lunar landing...
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Francis Eyles may
refer to: Sir
Francis Eyles, 1st
Baronet (died 1716),
Governor of the Bank of the
England Francis Eyles (died 1735) (1679–1735), MP...
- Gönül Dağı / Hey Koca
Topcu Genç
Osman (1973) (Yavuz YA 1554)
Nazar Eyle Nazar Eyle / Gülme Ha Gülme (1974) (Yavuz YA 1562) Bir
Bahar Akşamı / Estergon...
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James Roy
Eyles OBE (10
January 1926 – 12
November 2004) was a New
Zealand archaeologist. Born in
Blenheim on 10
January 1926,
Eyles was the son of Albert...
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Eyles's harrier (Circus teauteensis) (Māori: Kērangi) is an
extinct bird of prey that was
endemic to New Zealand. This
species was
named after Jim Eyles...
- John
Eyles is the name of: John
Eyles (MP for Devizes) (died 1703), MP for
Devizes Sir John
Eyles, 2nd
Baronet (1683–1745), MP for
Chippenham and City...
