- used it in his
translation of Gian
Paolo Lomazzo: "The
lockes or
plaine feakes of
haire called cow-lickes, are made
turning upwards." For
people who are...
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Graham Barton Feakes AO (20
March 1930 – 3
December 1994) was an
Australian public servant and diplomat. From 1984 to 1990,
Feakes was
Australian High...
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Feake is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Charles Feake (c. 1716–1762),
English physician Christopher Feake (1612–1683),
English Congregationalist...
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Charles Feake (c.1716–1762) was an
English physician and
Fellow of the
Royal Society. He was the son of
Samuel Feake (died 1757) of
Durrington Hall in...
- 1645, the
Feakes constructed a post and beam one-room-over-one-room
house on top of the cellar.
After the
Feakes' divorce,
Elizabeth Feake sold the property...
- her
uncle (and
former father-in-law), Gov. John Winthrop. In 1640, the
Feakes acquired more land in what is now Greenwich, Connecticut. Indeed, she is...
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named Mount Feake in
Waltham after Feake in 1632, and
Feake Island (Fetch's Island) in
Virginia is also
named after him.
Around 1633
Feake married Elizabeth...
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Samuel Feake (died 16 Jun 1757) was an
administrator of the
English East
India Company. He
served as
President in the Bay and as
Governor and Commander-in-Chief...
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refers to a
publication called Mr.
Christopher Feakes Exhortations, and
mentions that
although Feake 'derides psalmsinging' he 'makes new songs.' A publication...
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essays in
honour of A.J.P. Taylor. Hamilton. p. 148. ISBN 978-0-241-11789-7.
Feakes D (2003). "Global
society and
biological and
chemical weapons" (PDF). In...
