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Esther Vanhomrigh or Van
Homrigh (known by the
pseudonym Vanessa; c. 1688 – 2 June 1723), an
Irish woman of
Dutch descent, was a
longtime lover and correspondent...
- Van
Homrigh is a
surname of
Dutch origin. It may
refer to a
number of
Irish people, including:
Bartholomew Van
Homrigh (d. 1703),
Irish merchant, estate...
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Bartholomew Van
Homrigh, also
Vanhomrigh (d. 29
December 1703) was a Polish-born
Irish merchant,
estate agent and
politician who
served as the 33rd Lord...
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Peter Van
Homrigh (1768 – 5
March 1831) was an
Irish politician in the 19th century. He was
elected member of
parliament for
Drogheda in
County Louth...
- Underbelly:
Vanishing Act". www.nine.com.au.
Retrieved 21
September 2022. Van
Homrigh, Mitc**** (5
April 2022). "The
first episode of
Melissa Cad****'s Underbelly...
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Darvid Garayeli". The
Daily Telegraph.
Retrieved 25
November 2021. Van
Homrigh, Mitc**** (2
January 2022). "'Parted ways':
Bachelorette couple Brooke...
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Archived from the
original on 24
August 2017.
Retrieved 23
August 2017.
Homrigh, Mitc**** Van (6
September 2021). "Men
banned from
applying for council...
- who took over the town from her
husband and John Dongan,
Bartholmew Van
Homrigh and
William Conolly. The
present day
houses in
Celbridge Main
Street and...
- Celbridge,
County Kildare in Ireland. The
house was
built by
Bartholomew Van
Homrigh, who at the time was the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, in 1697. It is, however...
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Saint John the
Baptist Celbridge Abbey *
built 1697 by
Bartholomew Van
Homrigh, Lord
Mayor of Dublin; St John of God
Hospitallers operated as a care home...
