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Harenc is a French-language
surname brought to
England by
Huguenot refugees.
People with the name include:
Orgueilleuse of
Harenc,
first wife of Bohemond...
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Orgueilleuse of
Harenc, also
known as
Orgillosa (died
after January 1175), was
Princess of Antioch—a
Crusader state in the
Middle East—from the 1160s to...
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Edward Alexander Frederick Harenc (14 June 1814 – 3
August 1853) was an
English clergyman and first-class
cricketer who pla**** for
Cambridge University...
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joined their forces and
marched to
Harenc,
compelling Nur ad-Din to retreat.
Reynald of Saint-Valery, Lord of
Harenc,
tried to
convince Bohemond not to...
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Battle of
Harim (
Harenc) was
fought on 12
August 1164 at Harim, Syria,
between the
forces of Nur ad-Din, and a
combined army from the
County of Tripoli...
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Charles Joseph Harenc (3
August 1811 – 14
December 1877) was an
English lawyer and
amateur cricketer in the mid-19th century. He pla****
cricket for the...
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Beuzeville alias Popeline 1388–1391:
Estout d'Estouteville 1391–1399:
Geoffroy Harenc 1399–1418:
Guillaume d'Auvillars 1418–1430:
Robert Vallée 1430–1446: Thomas...
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sister Sophia, who
married Benjamin Harenc) were
cricketers Charles Harenc,
Edward Harenc, and
Archibald Harenc.
Berens became a
member of the Committee...
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before it was occupied, and they
could not
reach a compromise. The
siege of
Harenc (now
Harem in Syria) was a success, but the
crusading leaders finished the...
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Gillow Billy Goodhew William Hammersley Archibald Harenc Charles Harenc Edward Harenc Henry Harenc Lord
Harris Thomas Harris Edward Hartnell Algernon...
