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Larminie is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Vera
Larminie (1881–1964),
English poet
Ferdinand Geoffrey Larminie (1929–2008), Irish...
- Vera
Larminie (1881–1964) was one of the
earliest women to be
admitted as a
Member of the
Royal Geographical Society, in 1913.
Larminie was also known...
- (
Larminie (1893); repr.
Jacobs (1894)) L "Simon and Margaret" (
Larminie) "Beauty of the World" (
Larminie) "The King who had
Twelve Sons" (
Larminie) "Cud...
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William Larminie (1
August 1849 – 19
January 1900) was an
Irish poet and folklorist. He was born in Castlebar,
County Mayo, of
Huguenot descent and was...
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Ferdinand Geoffrey "Geoff"
Larminie OBE (23 June 1929,
Dublin – 16
October 2008, Buckinghamshire) was an
Irish petroleum geologist,
known for his contributions...
- Derivatives", Béaloideas, 34: 162, doi:10.2307/20521320, JSTOR 20521320
Larminie (1893). "The
Gloss Gavlen" (told by John McGinty,
Achill Island). pp. 1–9...
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Ireland vol. 2. London:
Baldwin and Cradock.
Retrieved November 2017.
Larminie,
William (1898), West
Irish Folk-Tales and Romances, London:
Elliot Stock...
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Thomson later known as
Larcombe ^4 –
Margaret Tragett formerly known as
Larminie ^5 –
Gillian Gilks formerly known as
Gillian Perrin and the
latest was...
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Vivienne Larminie, 'The
undergraduate account book of John and
Richard Newdigate, 1618-1621',
Camden Miscellany, **** (London, 1990).
Vivienne Larminie, Wealth...
- "Dul Dauna" in
Larminie's collected folktale. The name Dul
Dauna taken at face
value is
glossed as "the
blind stubborn" (< dall) by
Larminie and "black surly...
