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Saint Everilda of
Everingham (Old English: Eoforhild) was an Anglo-Saxon
saint of the 7th
century who
founded a
convent at Everingham, in the
English county...
- village's name. Firstly, the
theory that the
village is
named after St.
Everilda, the
daughter of the 7th-century King
Cyneglis of the West Saxons, who...
- crowdfunding, and
Everilda expressed surprise that
almost 700
individuals had "subscribed" (pre-purchased)
about 1400 copies. Gardiner,
Everilda (1842). Recollections...
- St
Everilda's Church lies in
Nether Poppleton, a
village immediately north-west of York, in England. The
church is one of only two in the
country dedicated...
- The
Chapel of St. Mary the
Virgin and St.
Everilda, in the
village of
Everingham in the East
Riding of Yorkshire, England, is an
impressive Italianate-style...
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transept of the church.
Wilberforce was pre-deceased by his
first wife
Agnes Everilda Frances Wrangham (1800–1834) and
second wife Jane
Legard (d. 1854). He...
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Florence Everilda Goodeve (24 May 1848 – 15
January 1916) was an
English composer and lyricist,
often credited as Mrs
Arthur Goodeve. She was born Florence...
- Nea
Everilda Morin (née Barnard) (21 May 1905 – 12 July 1986) was a
British rock
climber and
mountain climber.
Morin climbed in the Alps in the 1920s,...
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Public Library of
Valencia Location Valencia,
Spain Established 1979
Other information Director Everilda Ferriols Segrelles Website [2]...
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remarkable persons, 25
September 1815 On 29 July 1765 Sir
Mordaunt married Everilda-Dorothea
Smith (1743 – 21
September 1800),
daughter of the
Reverend William...
