- woman. She met
various officials and
influential people,
including J.H.
Abendanon. She
began the
tradition amongst three of her
sisters to
found and operate...
- Nick
Abendanon (born 27
August 1986 in Bryanston,
South Africa) is a
former England international rugby union player. His
preferred position was full-back...
-
Abendanon is a
Jewish surname, a
variant of Abendana.
People with this
surname include: Nick
Abendanon (born 1986),
English rugby union footballer Maryse...
-
Maryse Abendanon (born 15
November 1966 in Amsterdam) is a
former Dutch field hockey player, who
earned a
total number of
seventeen international caps...
- and were
collected by one of Kartini's
correspondents Jacques Henrij Abendanon and
published in 1911. They have
since been
translated into a
number of...
-
mortgagees and
credit and
debit cards as well as
business loans.
Simon Abendanon founded De
Surinaamsche Bank (DSB) on 19
January 1865, in Paramaribo,...
-
English national team,
including Lee Mears, Rob Webber, Dave Attwood, Nick
Abendanon and Matt Banahan. Colston's School, Bristol, has had a
large input in...
-
School was
opened in
Batavia in 1907. It was
supported by
Governor General Abendanon and
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands.
Additional Kartini Schools were...
- of Europe: The
Century of Discovery. Vol. 1.
Chicago University Press.
Abendanon, E. C.; Heawood, E. (December 1919). "Missing
Links in the Development...
- of the Year accolade, with the
first going to
Clermont full-back Nick
Abendanon. In the 2016/17
season it was
announced that the
award would change name...
