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Gernon is a surname. It may
refer to the
following notable people:
Billy Gernon,
American college baseball coach Edward Gernon (1800–1877),
Wisconsin state...
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Thomas Gernon (born 1983,
County Louth, Ireland) is an
academic who won the
Millennium Young Scientist and
Technology Exhibition (Ireland) for his work...
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Thomas Hussey. fig 261. Q 21. Cronne, H. A. (1937). "Ranulf De
Gernons, Earl of Chester, 1129–1153".
Transactions of the
Royal Historical Society...
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Lordship of Bakewell, Derbyshire, in 1231. The
first family seat of the
Gernons was at
Stansted Mountfitchet in Es****. They held the
Lordship of Bakewell...
- 1st
feudal baron of
Topcliffe in
North Yorkshire,
known as
Willame als
gernons (Old French,
meaning 'with whiskers'), was a
Norman nobleman who arrived...
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masculine given name
which derives from the Norman-French
sobriquet Aux
Gernons,
meaning "with moustaches".
Algernon Ashton (1859–1937),
English composer...
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Frederick Anthony John
Gernon (born 30
December 1962),
commonly known as
Irvin Gernon, is an
English former football defender who pla**** in the Football...
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chose to have his name
removed from the project.
Executive producer Ed
Gernon was
fired for
comparing the
climate of fear that led to the rise of Hitler's...
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Algernon (first
borne by the 1st
Baron as a nickname: Aux
Gernons or "with moustaches").
Prominent members of the
family include: William...
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Billy Gernon is an
American college baseball coach,
currently serving as head
coach of the
Western Michigan Broncos baseball team. He was
named to that...
