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Winifred is a
feminine given name, an
anglicization of
Welsh Gwenffrewi, from gwen, "fair", and ffrew, "stillness". It may
refer to:
Saint Winifred, 7th...
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eight years spent at Holywell,
Winifred received an
inspiration to
leave the
convent and
retire inland. Accordingly,
Winifred went upon her
pilgrimage to...
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Emerson Interviewed by You". Keyboard. "Meeting
Winifred Atwell "
Winifred Atwell Tribute –
Winifred Atwell Tribute". Winifredatwell.comlu.com. 20 June...
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reveals that he
hates Winifred and is on
their side. The
witches snatch Dani back
after attacking the
children from the air, and
Winifred attempts to use their...
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Winifred Celeste Hervey (born May 14, 1955) is an
American television producer and screenwriter. She is
sometimes credited as
Winifred Hervey Stallworth...
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Winifred Robinson (born 7
December 1957) is a BBC
Radio presenter of the You and
Yours programme.
Robinson was born in Liverpool, the
fourth of six daughters...
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Winifred Dawson (born
Winifred Arnott; 5
February 1929 — 22
August 2014) was a librarian,
biographer and
close friend of
Philip Larkin.
Winifred Dawson...
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Winifred Ainslee (born
Winifred MacIntosh;
April 17, 1924 –
December 14, 1991) was an
American actress.
Ainslee was born
Winifred MacIntosh, the daughter...
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about Winifred M.
Letts at the
Internet Archive Works by
Winifred M.
Letts at
LibriVox (public
domain audiobooks)
Listing of
plays by
Winifred Letts at...
- historian, she
became formally styled Winifred, Lady Fortescue, when he was
knighted in 1926. Lady
Fortescue (born
Winifred Beech in 1888) was a
daughter of...
