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variant form of
Cruwys[Cruys][Cruice][Cruise][deCruis];
there are many others. Jill
Cruwys (1943–1990),
England cricketer Margaret Cruwys (1894–1968), Devon...
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spent much of his
childhood at
Cruwys Morchard House with his
uncle and aunt
Lewis Cruwys and
Sarah Cruwys née Treffry.
Cruwys Morchard is the
alias of Clytie...
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Susanna Gregory is the
pseudonym of
Elizabeth Cruwys, a
Cambridge academic who was
previously a coroner's officer. She
writes detective fiction, and is...
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Cruwys may
refer to:
Cruwys, list of
people with this
surname Cruwys Morchard, a
parish in Mid
Devon Local authority area, England,
which takes its name...
- 18
March 1968 at the
Church of the Holy Cross,
Cruwys Morchard, Devon. The
Diary of John
Cruwys of
Cruwys Morchard (1682-8).
Devon and
Cornwall Notes &...
- Australia, they beat
Western Australia 228 for 5 declared, with
Cruwys on 71 not out.
Cruwys topped the
England team's
batting averages for all
three games...
- (name)
Cruse (disambiguation) "
Cruwys One-Name Study".
Guild of One-Name Studies.
Retrieved 23 June 2014. The Cruse/
Cruwys one-name
study This page lists...
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Norman Conquest. It is a
variant form of Cruce, Cruys, Cruse;
others include Cruwys (Welsh) and Cruize. The
surname Cruise was
found in
Bedfordshire (Old English:...
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Robert Geoffrey Cruwys (10
March 1884 – 25
August 1951) was an
English cricketer and clergyman. He was born in the
family manor,
Cruwys Morchard House...
- the
original on 12
October 2010.
Retrieved 23
November 2015.
Elizabeth Cruwys, 2003. Knud Rasmussen, 1927,
Across Arctic America, Introduction. "Life...
