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Percival Eric
Gratwick, VC (19
October 1902 – 26
October 1942) was an
Australian recipient of the
Victoria Cross, the
highest award for
gallantry in the...
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Geoffrey Gratwick (born July 16, 1943) is an
American politician and
physician from Maine.
Gratwick is a
Democratic State Senator from Maine's 9th District...
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named SS
William H.
Gratwick. SS
William H.
Gratwick (1880), U.S. propeller,
steam barge,
Official No. 80777. SS
William H.
Gratwick (1882), U.S. propeller-tugboat...
- Mrs.
William Gratwick (wife of
William H.
Gratwick, the
founder of
Gratwick,
Smith &
Fryer Lumber Co.), who
donated $25,000. The
Gratwick Research Laboratory...
- was an
American physician and
cancer researcher, best
known for
starting Gratwick Research Laboratory in 1898,
which is now
known as
Roswell Park Comprehensive...
- Cull, pp. 4, 6 Cull, pp 15, 21. Gunther, pp. 15–16 Weigold, pp. 15–16
Gratwick, p. 72 Stone, p. 5 O'****van "Milestones: 1937–1945". history.state.gov...
- 425–437. doi:10.1093/aesa/28.4.425. RHS 2014,
Narcissus bulb fly. MAFF 1970.
Gratwick 1992, Bulb
scale mite, pp. 334–337. Mor &
Spiegel 1993. RHS 2014, narcissus...
- #81427) was
constructed in 1893 by F. W.
Wheeler &
Company as the
William H.
Gratwick for John
Mitcell &
Company of Cleveland, Ohio. The ship was a steel-hulled...
- nationalities.
These include four
Victoria Cross recipients:
Private Percy Gratwick,
Second Australian Imperial Force Private Arthur Stan Gurney,
Second Australian...
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Linwood Gardens (also
known as the
Gratwick Estate) is a
private residence located at York in
Livingston County, New York. The
property is a 325-acre (1...
