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Geraldyn M. Cobb (March 5, 1931 –
March 18, 2019),
commonly known as
Jerrie Cobb, was an
American pilot and aviator. She was also part of the
Mercury 13...
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Geraldyn Schaer Bonnevie-Savellano (Tagalog pronunciation: [ˈbɔnɛbɪ],
formerly Sotto and Penson;
January 27, 1962),
known by her
stage name Dina Bonnevie...
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Geraldyn Holland,
Geraldyn Hodges Holland, or
Geraldyn Dismond Holland.
After marrying John
Richard Major, she was
called Geraldyn Major,
Geraldyn Hodges Major...
- to test and
screen women for spaceflight. The
first parti****nt,
pilot Geraldyn "Jerrie" Cobb
helped Lovelace identify and
recruit the others. The parti****nts...
- the MTC
Quezon City
shows the Judge's
Order of
Annulment stating that
Geraldyn Bonnevie is
psychologically incapacitated in as much as it was her that...
- of
Geraldyn Redmond (1854–1918) and
Estelle Maud (née Livingston)
Redmond (1860–1916). His
brothers were
Johnston Livingston Redmond and
Geraldyn Livingston...
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presented 1971 Lt. Col.
Thomas B. Estes, USA; Lt. Col.
Dewain C. Vick, USA
Geraldyn Cobb, USA No
award presented 1972 Lt. Col.
Edgar L. Allison, USA No award...
- June 2019. "Jim Barnett". OklaFan.com.
Retrieved January 4, 2023. "Cobb,
Geraldyn M. | The
Encyclopedia of
Oklahoma History and Culture". www.okhistory.org...
- link] "Eas Géitine/Askeaton". Logainm.ie. Rowan, A. B. (1872). "The Last
Geraldyn Chief of
Tralee Castle". In Hickson, Mary Agnes.
Selections from Old Kerry...
- Paul
Parish on West 23rd Street. The
church had been
established after Geraldyn Redmond donated funds to the
Fathers of Mercy,
requesting they
build a...
