- Ivan
Delacherois Neill CB OBE (10 July 1912 – 18 June 2001) was an
Anglican priest and
British Army officer. He
served as a
military chaplain during World...
- century. The
folly or
castle on top of the
motte was
built by
Daniel Delacherois in the
early 19th century. It was used for
storing the gunpowder, used...
-
Church of
England titles Preceded by Ivan
Delacherois Neill Provost of
Sheffield 1974–1988 Succeeded by John
Warren Gladwin...
-
along the
original line,
between 1775 and 1785 by the landlord,
Daniel Delacherois,
probably with the help of John Smeaton, the
distinguished civil engineer...
-
Henry Moss, MBE, (122458),
Corps of
Royal Engineers. The
Reverend Ivan
Delacherois Neill,
Chaplain to the
Forces 2nd
class (89720),
Royal Army Chaplains'...
-
along the
original line,
between 1775 and 1785 by the landlord,
Daniel Delacherois,
probably with the help of John Smeaton, the
distinguished civil engineer...
- 1937:
Arthur Delacherois Irwin 1938:
William Edward Greeves 1939:
George Valentine Crossley Irwin 1940:
James Edwards Harden 1941:
George Scott 1942:...
- Looks, with
photography by
Andrew Farrar. In 2012, she
married Charles Delacherois-Day. Rare Birds, True Style:
Extraordinary Interiors and
Signature Looks...
- (44406), late
Royal Army
Medical Corps. The
Venerable Archdeacon Ivan
Delacherois Neill, OBE, QHC, (89720), Chaplain-General to the Forces. Major-General...
- of
Scarvagh 1777:
Charles Echlin of
Echlinville (Rubane) 1778:
Daniel Delacherois of
Donaghadee 1779: John Knox of
Waringsford 1780: Hill
Willson 1781:...
