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William Butler Yeats was born in
Sandymount in
County Dublin, Ireland. His father, John
Butler Yeats, was a
descendant of
Jervis Yeats, a
Williamite soldier...
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Smith (born
February 26, 2000),
known professionally as
Yeat (occasionally
stylized as
YEAT /ˈjiːt/ YEET), is an
American rapper, singer-songwriter,...
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Yeats is a
family name.
Notable people with the name include: Anne
Yeats (1919–2001),
Irish painter and
stage designer Elizabeth Yeats (1868–1940), Irish...
- W. B.
Yeats was an
Irish poet and playwright.
Yeats may also
refer to:
Yeats (surname), a
surname and list of
people with the name
Yeats (crater), an impact...
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Tranmere Rovers.
Yeats was also player/manager at
Barrow and
Santa Barbara Condors. He also made
appearances for the
Scotland national team.
Yeats was an Under-15...
- Jack
Butler Yeats RHA (29
August 1871 – 28
March 1957) was an
Irish artist and
Olympic medalist. W. B.
Yeats was his brother. Butler's
early style was...
- John
Yeats may
refer to: John
Butler Yeats,
Irish artist and
father of W. B.
Yeats John
Yeats (economist),
English economist and
educationalist John Yeates...
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James Yeats may
refer to:
James Yeats (American football)
player for 1960
Houston Oilers season James Yeats,
character in
British Intelligence (film)...
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Music and Musicians. Gráinne
Yeats was
married to
Michael Yeats, a
Fianna Fáil
politician and son of the poet W. B.
Yeats. They had
three daughters and...
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Charles Yeats and
escaped in the confusion. A few days
later Vane
captured a
sloop and
placed Yeats aboard as Captain, on the
condition that
Yeats continue...
