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Anthony Farindon (1598 – 9
October 1658), was an
English royalist divine.
Farindon was born at Sonning, Berkshire, and was
baptised on 24
December 1598...
- died at Eton on 19 May 1656. His life was to have been
written by
Farindon; but
Farindon died
before the
issue of the
Golden Remains, to
which his contribution...
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Clooney US
General Dwight D. Eisenhower,
before D-Day, in The
Grove Anthony Farindon, 17th-century
Royalist preacher Uri Geller,
Israeli illusionist, magician...
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Faramus (1920–1990),
British author and
concentration camp
survivor Anthony Farindon (1598–1658),
English royalist divine Anthony Farnell,
British boxer Anthony...
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Nicholas de
Farndone (sometimes
written as
Farindon,
Farindone or Farrington) (died 1334) was a fourteenth-century
English goldsmith and
politician who...
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Notable people with the
surname include:
Anthony Farington or
Anthony Farindon (1598–1658),
English royalist divine George Farington (1752–1788), English...
- Subsecivæ.’
Scattergood edited in 1672 (2nd edit.) ‘XLVII
Sermons by
Antony Farindon.’ He was long
occupied in a
revision of Schrevelius's Gr**** lexicon, first...
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Korean philosopher and
literary theorist (born 1580)
October 9 –
Anthony Farindon,
English Anglican theologian (born 1598)
October 20 –
Louis Cellot, French...
- 1684 the
mansion house of
Batnors (later Battners) was
bought by
James Farindon. This
included the tanyard,
drying sheds and mill thereto. A map of John...
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survived at St Peter's into the 17th
century ("... pur l'ame
Nicole de
Farindon...") and was seen by John Stow and
recorded by John
Weever (1631), both...
