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Eleanor McMain (1868–1934) was an
American settlement house worker and
progressive reformer in early-20th-century New Orleans.
McMain served as head resident...
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Eleanor Laura McMain Secondary School is a
charter secondary school in
Uptown New Orleans, Louisiana. It is
operated by the
Inspire Charter Network. The...
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McMain (26
December 1872 – 1957) was an
English footballer who pla**** in the
Football League for
Notts County and
Wolverhampton Wanderers. Joe
McMain...
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Louisiana that
served grades 8–12. It was
located five
blocks away from
McMain Secondary School. The
school opened in 1931 and was
named for the renowned...
- Report.
Surveillance Summaries. 60 (1): 1–42. PMID 21346710.
Ferris LE,
McMain-Klein M, Iron K (1998). "Factors
influencing the
delivery of
abortion services...
- Prof.
Monica Partridge born
Monica Agnes McMain (25 May 1915 – 2008) was a
British linguist and
Russian and Serbo-Croatian
scholar who was a benefactor...
- Fast Facts".
International Paralympic Committee.
Retrieved 2022-02-10.
McMain,
Julie 2006.
Glamour addiction:
inside the
American ballroom dance industry...
- John
McDonogh
Senior High
School (nicknamed John Mac) was a
public charter high
school in the Mid-City
neighborhood of New Orleans, Louisiana,
United States...
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Louisiana House of
Representatives (District 98).
After finishing Eleanor McMain Magnet Secondary Senior High
School in New Orleans, Gray
proceeded to Stanford...
- Kilpatrick, King, Kirkpatrick,
Laing (or Lang),
McCowan,
McMains (or
McMain),
McM****,
McClintock and
McOwan, Covian,
McCovian. Cahoon, a
variant name
Colhoun (disambiguation)...
