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Gillanders is a
personal name and a surname. It is an
Anglicised form of a
Gaelic name
meaning "the
servant of (St) Andrew". The
surname can be represented...
- Clan
Gillanders, also
known in
Scottish Gaelic as
Clann Ghille Ainnriais, is a
Scottish clan
whose genealogy is
preserved in the 15th-century m****cript...
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Bronwyn May
Gillanders FTSE (born 1963) is a
marine scientist whose research spans freshwater,
estuarine and
marine waters while focusing on fish and fisheries...
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Lieutenant John
Gordon Gillanders (1895-1946) was a
World War I
flying ace
credited with five
aerial victories. "John
Gordon Gillanders". v t e...
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Brendan Gillanders (born
November 27, 1990) is a
Canadian football running back who is
currently a free agent. He pla**** CIS
football at the University...
- John
David Gillanders (born May 18, 1939) is an
American competition swimmer,
Olympic medalist, and
former world record-holder. He
still competes in masters...
- Ken
Gillanders OAM is an
Australian botanist, horticulturist,
nurseryman and
plantman from Tasmania. Ken, a
nurseryman for over 50
years (now retired)...
- 1845, the
Glencalvie or
Croick clearance,
executed by the
factor James Gillander on
behalf of
William Robertson,
sixth laird of Kindeace. In 1854, the...
- John
Gillanders Turriff (14
December 1855 – 10
November 1930) was a
Canadian parliamentarian. Born in Petit-Métis,
Canada East,
Turriff as a
young man...
- (2nd ed.). Crowell. p. 241.
Retrieved 22
January 2017. Findlay,
George Gillanders; Holdsworth,
William West (1921). "The
History of the
Wesleyan Methodist...
