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Orishatukeh Faduma (September 15, 1855 –
January 25, 1946) was a
British Guiana-born Nigerian-American
Christian missionary and educator, who was also...
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Faduma Sarjelle (Somali:
Faadumo Sarjeelle Gareen) was a
princess of the
House of Gareen, the
ruling dynasty of the
Ajuran Sultanate. The
Sultanate ruled...
- her
household was part of. The
mother of Hirabä was
Faduma Karanlä. The
mother of
Abgal was
Faduma Sargellä, who was an Aguran. She was
espoused by 'Isman...
- 1869–70)
Jeanne Granier by
Francis de Saint-Vidal (late 19th century)
Faduma Ali, wife of
Prince Luigi Amedeo, Duke of the
Abruzzi (Italian Somaliland...
- his life,
Abruzzi had a
relationship and deep
romantic partnership with
Faduma Ali, a
young Somali woman who sta**** by his side even
while he was on his...
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Orishatukeh Faduma, a
native African and
graduate of
London University and Yale, led the
school for 17
years starting in 1895. Rev.
Faduma was a fine man...
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Duniyo Mohamed Ali Dr. Elmi
Mohamud Nur Elmi Omar Elmi (Caynsane)
Faduma Ismail Hussein Faduma H****an Ali
Fadumma Farah Ibrahim Fadumo Odawa Rage
Fahma Ahmed...
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boycott led by
Martin Luther King Jr. in Montgomery, Alabama.
Orishatukeh Faduma, (1855–1946),
African American missionary and educator.
Floyd H.
Flake (born...
- Alexander,
South African politician (b. 1877)
January 25 –
Orishatukeh Faduma,
American missionary (b. 1855)
January 26 –
Katharine Bushnell, doctor,...
- H****an
Farah was a
merchant and
interpreter and his
mother Aleeli (née
Faduma) an oral poet.
Farah was the
fourth eldest boy in a
large family. As a child...
