- John
Coterell (fl. 1390–1421) of Wallingford, Berkshire, was an
English Member of
Parliament for
Wallingford in
January 1390, 1393, 1394, 1395, Jan. 1397...
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Urban exploration Watertable control Arthur Coterell (1980). The
Encyclopedia of
Ancient Civilisations.
Rainbird Publishers...
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Arthur Coterell (1980). The
Encyclopedia of
Ancient Civilizations.
Rainbird Publishers...
- of Clifford. Its
mouth is
located near Bur**** Corners. A lake
known as
Coterell Lake is at the
headwaters of an
unnamed tributary to
Tinker Hollow. It...
- (1990), p. 239.
Milne (1923), p. 43.
Thwaite (1990), p. 240. Boyce,
Frank Coterell (2017). "A.A. Milne: When We were very Young".
Reader (68): 12–15. Thwaite...
- Times".
Sewage Works Journal. 12 (5): 939–946. JSTOR 25029094.
Arthur Coterell (1980). The
Encyclopedia of
Ancient Civilizations.
Rainbird Publishers...
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English clergyman and academic. John
Cotterell may also
refer to: John
Coterell (fl. 1390–1421), MP for
Wallingford Sir John Cotterell, 1st
Baronet (1757–1845)...
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Richard de
Gonisale 1349
Henry Bonet 1350
Andrew Attemore 1379 John
Coterell 1397
William Slade 1399 John
Bokeland 1412 John
Tyrel 1415 John Sarger...
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stagecoach and mail
route that ran west from Lampasas. In 1883,
David Coterell started a
blacksmith shop, and
Elizabeth Wallace opened a
general store...
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Tamarack Swamp, Tea Pond, two
lakes named Mud Pond,
Idlewild Lake, and
Coterell Lake. In the
early 1900s,
major industries in the
watershed included agriculture...
