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office or
annulled by the church; the
state considered such
marriages bigamous without a
civil annulment (more
restricted than a
church annulment) or...
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Hitler Jr. and his
second wife
Hedwig Heidemann, whom he had
married bigamously. He has an
adopted sister. He was the
younger half-brother of William...
- for
being the
United Kingdom's longest-serving
female prisoner.
Having bigamously married a man in 1986
after two
previous marriages, she had a violent...
- His
parents married on
September 4, 1943, but this
union later proved bigamous, as
Blythe was
still married to his
fourth wife.
Virginia traveled to New...
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Lillian Russell (born
Helen Louise Leonard;
December 4, 1860 or 1861 – June 6, 1922) was an
American actress and singer. She
became one of the most famous...
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Malta as a
young man, and that
consequently his
marriage to
Queen Mary was
bigamous. The lie had
first surfaced in
print in 1893, but
George had
shrugged it...
-
scheduled for 22 June 1483, the
marriage of his
parents was
declared bigamous and
therefore invalid. Now
officially illegitimate,
Edward and his siblings...
-
later revealed that he had not,
meaning that her
marriage to
Jackson was
bigamous. They were
forced to
remarry in 1794
after the
divorce had been finalized...
- he was a
frequent collaborator of
Henry Pottinger Stephens. He had a
bigamous marriage with
Lillian Russell in the 1880s.
Edward ("Teddy")
Solomon was...
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under the
alias Charles Oliver James. In total,
Smith entered into
seven bigamous marriages between 1908 and 1914. In most of
these cases,
Smith stole and...
