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Kellaways, also
known as
Tytherton Kellaways, is a
village and
former ecclesiastical parish in the present-day
civil parish of
Langley Burrell Without...
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Kellaway is a surname, and may
refer to
Andrew Kellaway (Australian
rules footballer),
Australian football player Andrew Kellaway,
Australian rugby player...
- of two layers, the
Kellaways Sand, a
light green-grey
clayish silt and sand with
layers of sand concretions,
overlying the
Kellaways Clay, a dark grey...
- each side of
Kellaways bridge) (1022351)".
National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 20
February 2015.
Historic England. "
Kellaways Farmhouse, Langley...
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Frederick George Kellaway PC (3
December 1870 – 13
April 1933),
often called F. G.
Kellaway, was a
Liberal Party politician in the
United Kingdom, and...
- Head's arch-enemy - a mute,
brutish man who
worked for the Mob.
Mitch Kellaway – One of the Mask's
archenemies and a
police officer who was one of the...
- Alec
Kellaway (1894–January 18th, 1973) was a
South African–born
actor best
known for his work in
Australian theatre and film,
notably playing a number...
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Cecil Lauriston Kellaway (22
August 1890 – 28
February 1973) was a
South African character actor. He was
nominated for the
Academy Award for Best Supporting...
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Martin Jon
Kellaway (born 12
August 1970, Southampton, Hampshire, England) is a
former cricketer, who
spent three seasons playing for the
Hampshire Second...
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Kellaways - West Tytherton,
River Avon SSSI (grid
reference ST945750) is a 4.1
hectare geological Site of
Special Scientific Interest in Wiltshire, notified...
