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Brigham Young (/ˈbrɪɡəm/; June 1, 1801 –
August 29, 1877) was an
American religious leader and politician. He was the
second president of the
Church of...
- ISBN 978-0517227275. "John Hunt Morgan's 1863 Raid".
American Battlefield Trust. Boyer,
Margrette (December 1912). "Morgan's Raid in Indiana". The
Indiana Quarterly Magazine...
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Sydney Occupation(s) Engineer, Lecturer,
Professor Spouse Adelaide Margrette (née Mott)
Children 5
daughters Parent(s)
Nicholas Hawken MLC and Mary...
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gierde eÿth wenlügt och skellügt bÿtthe
Mellom Niels tommesszonn och
Margrette sanders dott
Alexander tomesszonn skolgetinn dotthr och
arffua ÿ sodauna...
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dance with Satan, who
appeared in the
shape of a
black dog. When
Margrette Jonsdotter danced with him, she had lost her shoe, but
Satan had given...
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Frederikke Wilhelmina Charlotte née
Borneman (1770–1851)
Charlotte Margrette Bille (1739–1804)
Captain Anders Bille (1730–1782) (no
direct blood relation)...
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written by
Qateel Shifai; all
music is
composed by A.
Hameed "Seeta
Maryam Margrette (1978) - ****stani Urdu film". ****stan Film
Magazine Website. The Statesman...
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investigation began. Els
herself had gone to Weißenburg in Bayern,
while Margrette von
Biberach and
Ursel von
Konstanz had both gone to Nuremberg. Proceedings...
- County". Jim
Forte Postal History.
Retrieved November 9, 2014. Boyer,
Margrette (1912). "Morgan's Raid in Indiana". The
Indiana Quarterly Magazine of...
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immigrants Gust and
Hanna Carlson and the Craftsman-style
William and
Margrette Cole
residence at 2204 East 1st Street. In 1906,
Lignell and
German were...
