- Flawelling, Fleuellen, Flewellin, Flewellen, Flewelling, Flewellyn, Fluellen,
Fluellin, Fluelling, Flwellin, Fowellen, Fuelling, Lawellins, Lawellen, Lewellen...
-
western portion of a
tract of land
purchased in 1661 from
Abenaki Chief Fluellin by
Major William Phillips, an
owner of
mills in Saco.
First called Phillipstown...
- of land
purchased in 1661 by
Major William Phillips of Saco from
Chief Fluellin.
Known as M****abesic Plantation, it
included most of modern-day Waterboro...
- and
Peter Turbat purchased from the
Abenaki sachem Sosowen and his son
Fluellin what is now the
township of Lyman.
First called Swanfield, it was settled...
-
western portion of a
large tract of land
purchased from
Indian chiefs Fluellin,
Hombinowitt and M****sombe (also
known as
Captain Sunday),
between 1661...
-
Duckweed Yellow Waterflag or Iris
pseudacorus Flower-de-luce, or Iris (plant)
Fluellin - may be
Common Speedwell,
Germander Speedwell, or
Common Toadflax Ivy...
- Lincoln's Inn
Fields included Lacy Ryan as Bellayr,
Benjamin Griffin as
Fluellin,
Christopher Bullock as Meagre,
Anthony Boheme as
Jaspar and John Harper...
-
Brigantine For R. Iliff.
January United
Kingdom William Adamson Sunderland Fluellin Barque For W. Adamson.
January United
Kingdom Robert Thompson & Sons Sunderland...
- textile-producing
subsidiary of the
London department store Heal & Son. This fabric,
Fluellin (1950),
marked the
start of her long
relationship with Heal's,
which lasted...
- (Plantaginaceae). It
includes several species known commonly as
cancerworts or
fluellins.
Species are
mostly native to Europe,
Central Asia, and Africa, with two...
