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Kermac Macmaghan (fl. 1262–1264) was a thirteenth-century
Scottish nobleman. In 1262, he is
stated to have
aided William I, Earl of Ross in a particularly...
- (re:
Kermac) McLemore, V. (February 2007). "Uranium
Mining Resources in New Mexico" (PDF). SME
Annual Meeting.
Retrieved 3
October 2009.(re:
Kermac) Kamat...
- America.
Later a
partnership with
other companies was
formed called the
Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corporation. In 1957-58 this
partnership built a
uranium mill...
- ****her offs****. In any case, that made Kerr-McGee's Gulf of
Mexico well,
Kermac No. 16, the
first oil
discovery drilled out of
sight of land.[page needed]...
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Another theory is that all
three are
descended from the
thirteenth century Kermac Macmaghan. The
chiefs of the Clan
Mackenzie are said to have been settled...
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Anderson Development Corporation, and
Pacific Uranium Mines to form the
Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corporation. They
built a mill there. When Kerr-McGee Nuclear...
- In 1962 Kerr-McGee
began a
significant expansion of the
newly christened Kermac Building that
would see the
structure double its east/west foot
print and...
- is 10th Baronet.
Other branches of the
Mackenzies of
Gairloch include:
Kermac Macmaghan,
apparent ancestor of the clan A
History of the Clan Mackenzie...
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include SA
Umbrella Manufacturers,
Barrier Coatings,
Concord Cupboards and
Kermac Tarpaulin Manufacturers. He also
established a
variety of
office and kitchen...
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including the Wye
Plantation (James Boal Lingle) in Queenstown, MD; the
KerMac Angus Ranch (Sen.
Robert S. Kerr) in Poteau, OK; the
Elton Angus Farm (Roy...
