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Annery was an
historic estate in the
parish of ****,
North Devon. It was one of the
original endowments of
Tavistock Abbey,
founded in 961. The first...
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Annery kiln is a
former limekiln of the
estate of
Annery, in the
parish of ****,
North Devon. It is
situated on the left bank of the
River Torridge...
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Annerys Victoria Vargas Valdez (born
August 7, 1981) is a
retired female volleyball player from the
Dominican Republic who won four
consecutive gold medals...
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Julie Annery (born 12 June 1995) is a
French rugby union player. She
plays for the
France women's
national rugby union team and
Stade Français.
Annery was...
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production was
sometimes carried out on an
industrial scale. One
example at
Annery in
North Devon, England, near
Great Torrington, was made up of
three kilns...
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includes the
hamlets of
Saltern Cottages (also
known as
Annery Cottages) and
Annery kilns, both of
which are
historic listed sites.
Located west...
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William Hankford (c. 1350 – 1423), also
written Hankeford, of
Annery in Devon, was an
English lawyer who
acted as
Chief Justice of the King's Bench...
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later without children, when his heir to
Annery became his
younger brother Lt-Col.Joseph
Prust (1620–1677) of
Annery." John Coffin's son and heir was Richard...
- Alonso-Hernandez, Nancy; García-Ramírez, María de Jesús; Serrano-Rodríguez,
Annery; Diego-Nava, Fidel; Zárate-Nicolás,
Baldomero Hortencio (March 2023). "New...
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insistence of the Howards, also
bought Annery House near
Bideford in 1640 for £5000. The Earl was most
delighted with
Annery House and the
living that came with...
