- Look up
Hardage in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hardage is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Joe
Hardage (1869–1929),
American politician...
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Heath Hardage Lee is an
American historian. She
graduated from
Davidson College, and the
University of Virginia.[citation needed] Lee,
Heath Hardage (2014-04-15)...
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Woolford Hardage (February 11, 1891 –
August 29, 1973) was an
American college football player and
college football and
baseball coach.
Hardage was an All-Southern...
- (unpublished)
Heath Hardage Lee,
Winnie Davis:
Daughter of the Lost Cause,
University of
Nebraska Press,
Potomac Press: 2014
Heath Hardage Lee,
Winnie Davis:...
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Josiah Hardage (November 20, 1869 –
December 29, 1929) was an
American politician. He was a
member of the
Arkansas House of Representatives,
serving from...
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Slessor of Calabar,
Pioneer Missionary (PDF), London:
Hodder & Stoughton.
Hardage, Jeannette, "Slessor, Mary",
Dictionary of
African Christian Biography...
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Sherwood from 1981
until their divorce (date indeterminate); and ****le
Hardage, his
former high
school sweetheart in Malvern, Arkansas, from 2006 until...
- convenient. The town
acquired its name due to its
central location.
James Hardage Lane, one of the landowners,
conceived the idea of the town as a way to...
- (Manhattan) to Birmingham, Alabama. The
current editor-in-chief is
Rachel Hardage Barrett. The
magazine initially was
conceptualized by John Mack Carter...
- Hansen;
inferred M. W.
Hansen — D. S.
Hardage 1 n.a. D. S.
Hardage; co-disc. w/ D. T. Durig, Cordell-Lorenz D. S.
Hardage — Karl
Ludwig Harding 1 1765–1843...
