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Stevland Hardaway Morris (/ˈstiːvˌlənd/; né
Judkins; born May 13, 1950),
known professionally as
Stevie Wonder, is an
American singer-songwriter, musician...
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estimated at 250,000
people in 1899. Stead, W. T. Fitchett,
William Henry; Stead, Henry;
Judkins,
William (eds.). "The
South African Crisis".
Review of Reviews...
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Hannah Elizabeth Judkins Starbird (August 10, 1832 –
February 15, 1922)
served as an army
nurse in the
American Civil War.
Later she was an
officer of...
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Drums (2017–Present) TBA -
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Guitar William Perkins- B**** (2011–Present) Mike
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Guitar (2012-2016) Greg Metcalf-
Guitar (2012-2014)...
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Thomas Judkin-Fitzgerald (Uniacke), who had
adopted the
surname of
Judkin in
compliance with the will of his
maternal uncle Judge John Lapp
Judkin, of Cashel...
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Leicester JenningsRoy Jennings 1930 NZ &
Australia England Redruth JudkinsWilliam Judkins 1899
Australia England Coventry KyrkeGerald Kyrke 1908 NZ and Australia...
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Retrieved 10
September 2024.
Judkins, Maggie, ed. (2016).
Standard Catalog of
United States Paper Money.
Market analysis by
William Brandimore (35th ed.). Iola...
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Maree Judkins (born 1
March 1964) is a
retired female track and
field athlete from New
Zealand who
specialised in racewalking.
Judkins was born in...
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Judkin-Fitzgerald, 1st
Baronet (born 1754; died Cork, 24
September 1810) was an Anglo-Irish
lawyer and sheriff. As High
Sheriff of Tipperary,
Judkin-Fitzgerald...
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James William Johnson (born July 16, 1943) is an
American sports analyst and
former football coach.
Johnson served as a head
football coach on the collegiate...
