- Montgomery, or
Montgomery tubercles. They are
named after Dr.
William Fetherstone Montgomery (1797–1859), an
Irish obstetrician who
first described them...
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Richard Fetherston (
Fetherstone, Featherstone) was an
English Roman Catholic priest. He was
Archdeacon of Brecon,
Chaplain to
Catharine of Aragon, and...
- of Montgomery,
sebaceous glands in the areola,
named for Dr.
William Fetherstone Montgomery Montgomery ****tail, a
Martini mixed at a gin:vermouth ratio...
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William Fetherstone Montgomery (1797–1859) was an
Irish obstetrician credited for
first describing the
Glands of Montgomery.
Montgomery was born, raised...
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Diogenes Laertius; made
English by
several hands. Vol. 1.
Translated by
Fetherstone, T.; White, Sam.; Smith, E.; Philips, J.; Kippax, R.; Baxter, William;...
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Montgomery (1829–1905),
American lawyer,
planter and
Baptist minister William Fetherstone Montgomery (1797–1859),
Irish obstetrician William Reading Montgomery...
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Robert Woolsey Dorothy Lee Ruth
Etting 1934 The Poor Rich
Gwendolyn Fetherstone Edward Everett Horton Edna May
Oliver 1934
Bottoms Up
Judith Marlowe...
- (1613). Purchas, His Pilgrimage. London:
William Standby for
Henrie Fetherstone. p. 43. "Article on "Bill" Stephens".
Archived from the
original on 29...
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Commentary upon the Acts of the Apostles. Vol. 1.
Translated by
Christopher Fetherstone. Edinburgh:
Calvin Translation Society. Calvin, Jean (1845). Commentary...
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worked as a
truck driver. The
following year, 1920, he
married Jennie Fetherstone Wade Giles, who had been
widowed twice and had a six-year-old-son, Richard...
