- John
Orrok (c. 1779 - 1838) was a
junior British army
officer in the late 18th
century and
early 19th century. The
letters he
wrote home to
Scotland between...
- Clixby, on 6
August 1906.
After her
death in 1937 he married, secondly, Anna
Orrok Stronach Sheila Forbes, on 21
December 1940. She died in 1949.
There were...
- B.1, 1
Mogum kɛ̀ (m), kā (f) sɛ̀ sup poot bey mik
payse porpide barkɛt
orrok B, B.1, 1 Ubi
piina muɗu suɓa poɗa bɛɛja bɛɛpɛne (5 + 1) bɛɛmuɗu (5 + 2)...
- cargo;
wrecked in
August 1796
coming up the
Thames Phoenix Wemys (or Wemyss)
Orrok Ponsborne James Clifford Wrecked after landing her
troops Raymond Henry...
- Category B 2787
Upload Photo Orrok (Or Orrock)
House 57°16′00″N 2°03′41″W / 57.266685°N 2.061312°W / 57.266685; -2.061312 (
Orrok (Or Orrock) House) Category A...
- Lane).
Nowpart of Paul
Revere School yard.
Built in 1720.
Bought from the
Orrok family by
Henry T****au's
grandfather when he
arrived from
Jersey in 1773...
- "Phoenician
Women of Euripides:
Topicality in Gr**** Tragedy",
translated by D. H.
Orrok, in
Bucknell Review 15 (1967) 108–132. "Fairness and
Kindness in Thucydides"...
-
ketches Furnace,
Commander Jonathan Faulknor Firedrake,
Commander James Orrok Basilisk,
Commander John
Clarke Mortar,
Commander Joseph Hunt Carc****, Commander...
- Fordell,
started to
extend the
castle in 1566. The
masons Robert Peris,
James Orrok, and
others had made good
progress building a "house of
great quantity"...
-
replaced Webster. He
commanded until 26
October 1769, when
Commander James Orrok replaced him. He
recommissioned her in May 1770. In 1771 she
served on the...
