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Samare was an
outer garment of
ladies in the 17th century. It was a
loose jacket with
extra frills hung down to the
knees in the
style of a gown. It was...
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Samarès Manor (Jèrriais:
Mangni d'Sanmathès) is a
manor house with
medieval origins in the
Vingtaine de
Samarès, in the
parish of St.
Clement in Jersey...
- word is
derived from
French simarre, and is also
written as cimar, cymar,
samare, and simare.
Collins English Dictionary defines "simar" and its variant...
- The
seigneur of
Samarès is a
noble title in Jersey. "Seigneur" is the
French word for "lord".
Their traditional home is the
Samarès Manor.
Rudolph de...
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Centre de
services scolaire des
Samares,
formerly the
Commission scolaire des
Samares,
operates francophone public schools, including:...
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Bailiwick of Guernsey. The
Seigneur of
Saint Ouen and the
Seigneur of
Samarès are
titles in the
Bailiwick of Jersey.
According to the
Feudal Dues Law...
- The
Centre de
services scolaire des
Samares is a
francophone school district headquartered in Saint-Félix-de-Valois, in the
Canadian province of Quebec...
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Samares Das (10
February 1945 – 17
August 2020) was an
Indian politician from West Bengal. He was
elected three times to the West
Bengal Legislative ****embly...
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succession to St Peter. The church's full name is
Saint Clement de Pierreville.
Samarès, its
namesake manor, and now the name of a
district of and a
suburb located...
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mother was
Margaret de Carteret,
widow of
Clement Dumaresq,
Seigneur of
Samarès, and
daughter of ****ier de Carteret,
Bailiff of
Jersey and
Margaret Payn...
