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granted to
Robert Cardell in 1795; 16
hectares (40 acres)
granted to
Francis MacGlynn; and 150
hectares (370 acres)
granted to
William Wentworth. In 1803 the...
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granted to
Robert Cardell in 1795, 16
hectares (40 acres)
granted to
Francis MacGlynn and 150
hectares (370 acres)
granted to
William Wentworth, which, with...
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Carlin Elizabeth Glynn (February 19, 1940 – July 13, 2023) was an
American singer and actress. Most
notable for her work as a
theater performer, she is...
- Flannán
mac Toirrdelbaig (Latin: Flann****; fl. 640) was an
Irish saint who
lived in the 7th
century and was the son of an
Irish chieftain, Toirdhealbhach...
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available from CELT. Seán
Mac Airt; Gearóid
Mac Niocaill, eds. (1983). The
Annals of
Ulster (to AD 1131).
Translated by
Mac Airt;
Mac Niocaill. Dublin: Dublin...
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Ahearn O'Boland
Coombe O'Cosgrave
Eustace MacGlynn O'Kearney O'Lonergan
MacArthur
MacConsidine
MacGrath
MacLysaght
Mac****n O'Muldowney O'Brennan O'Brien O'Casey...
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Joshua Fenton-
Glynn is a
British Labour Party politician who has been
Member of
Parliament for
Calder Valley since 2024. He
gained the seat from the Conservatives...
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Glynn Turman (born
January 31, 1947) is an
American actor.
First coming to
attention as a
child actor in the
original 1959
Broadway production of A Raisin...
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Glynn is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Bill
Glynn (baseball) (1925–2013),
baseball player Brendan Glynn (1910–1986), Fine Gael Teachta...
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Prudence Loveday Glynn,
Baroness Windlesham (22
January 1935 – 24
September 1986), was a
British fashion journalist and author, best
known for her long-running...
