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Gaultier (French: [gotje]) is a name of
French origin. It may
refer to: Grégory
Gaultier (born 1982),
French squash player Bon Gaultier, a pen name of...
- county:
Coshmore and Coshbride, Decies-within-Drum, Decies-without-Drum,
Gaultiere, Glenahiry, Middlethird,
Upperthird and
Waterford City.
County Waterford...
- 1984, and
already lauded by Dawn
Mello and
Polly Allen Mellen. The term "
Gaultiered" was
coined to
describe the
classic pieces that were
reinterpreted by...
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Gaultier or
Gaultiere (Irish: An Ghailltír) is a
barony in
County Waterford, Ireland.
Gaultier barony is
derived from the
Irish for "land of the foreigners"...
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union Abartagh 34
Decies within Drum
Clashmore Youghal Abbeylands 234
Gaultiere Kilculliheen Waterford Abbeyside 177
Decies without Drum
Dungarvan Dungarvan...
- from the Center: Old
Wisdom from
Thomas Kelly for Today,
article by Bill
Gaultiere GoodReads website, The
Eternal Promise Quaker Theology website, Beyond...
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Database of
Ireland (logainm.ie).
Retrieved 2
January 2022. "An Ghailltír/
Gaultiere".
Logainm (in Irish).
Retrieved 1
August 2023.
Canon P. Power,
Place names...
- "Maps of
lands in the
baronies of Decies-within-Drum, Decies-without-Drum-
Gaultiere and
Waterford Co. Borough, Co.
Waterford by John
Brownrigg and John Longfield...
- used with the
meaning of "beyond" or "outside."
Waterford Gaultier or
Gaultiere An Ghailltír By 1672 29,447
Kilculliheen was
formerly a
parish of this...
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Construction on Fort
Prince of
Wales begins.
September 24, 1738 —
Pierre Gaultiere de Varennes,
Sieur de La
Verendrye is the
first European man to see the...
