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Irving Lee
Dilliard (November 27, 1904 –
October 9, 2002) was an
American journalist and author. He was born in Collinsville, Illinois, and died in Glen...
- was a
trading post
founded in 1834 by
Colonel Dr. John J.
Dilliard: 7 and
known as
Dilliard's Landing. The
settlement had
competition from
Greenwood Leflore's...
- is a 2023
memoir about Jill Duggar,
which was also
written by
Derrick Dilliard and
Craig Borlase. The book
describes Jill's
childhood and her experiences...
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Cierra Janay Dillard (born May 8, 1996) is an American-Senegalese
professional basketball player who
currently plays for
Alexandria Sporting Club. Dillard...
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History of the West
Virginia Mine Wars. Oakland: PM Press.
Dilliard,
Irving and Mary Sue
Dilliard Schusky, "Mary
Harris Jones," in
Notable American Women...
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player and
professional volleyball player; grew up in
Collinsville Irving Dilliard,
journalist and author; life-long
resident of Collinsville. Art Fletcher...
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Joseph Dilliard, who used the iron to make
utensils for
early settlers. Iron came from
surface hematite ore
smelted by
charcoal fires. The
Dilliard family...
- census. The town was
named after Moscow, Russia, by its
founder J. A.
Dilliard to
honor his wife Alexandra, a
native of the
Russian city, whom he met...
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California Press. p. 103. ISBN 978-0-520-03854-7.
Dilliard 1969, p. 176.
Dilliard 1969, pp. 176–177.
Dilliard,
Irving (1969). "The
Shoemaker and the Fish Peddler"...
- Pizzeria, and
Sears had
closed their Mall St.
Vincent operations,
leaving Dilliards as the only
anchor store.
Fortune magazine ranked Shreveport the "#1 place...
