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Eynon may
refer to:
Eynon Evans (1904–1989), a
Welsh writer and film
actor Eynon Hawkins (1920–2001),
holder of the
Albert Medal and
George Cross, and...
- Port
Eynon (also
spelt Port Einon,
Porth Einon in Welsh;
marked on
Ordnance Survey maps as Port-
Eynon) is a
village and
community within the City and County...
- and
Llanrhidian with the
south Gower villages of Port
Eynon and Rhossili. It is in the Port
Eynon community council area,
approximately 2
miles south west...
- John
Eynon, OSB († 1539) was a monk of the
Order of
Saint Benedict who
acted as the
pastor of the
parish of St
Giles in Reading, England.
Copies of Robert...
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Great Famine. The po****tion was 7,348 at the 2021 census. The
village of
Eynon is
incorporated into Archbald.
Archbald is
located at 41°30′23″N 75°33′02″W...
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Rebecca Elizabeth Eynon is a
British educationalist specializing in the
sociology of education. She
holds a
joint academic post at the
Oxford Internet...
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Horton and Port
Eynon Lifeboat Station (based in Horton, Swansea, Wales)
opened in 1884 and was
originally based in Port
Eynon. The
current station in...
- Evan
Eynon Evans (18 May 1904 – 1989)
billed as
Eynon Evans and also
known as E.
Eynon Rees, was a
Welsh writer and film
actor of the 1950s,
mainly known...
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Gallos is an 8-foot-tall (2.4 m)
bronze sculpture by
Rubin Eynon located at
Tintagel Castle, a
medieval fortification located on the
peninsula of Tintagel...
- John
Hicks Eynon (1801-1888) was a
Bible Christian minister. He was born in China. At the
Bible Christian Conference of 1831, held in Cornwall, UK, it...
