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William McQuhae or M'Quhae (1737–1823) was a
senior Scottish clergyman in the
Church of
Scotland who by the time of his
death was
Father of the Church...
- animals,
including an
extinct species of whale. On 6
August 1848
Captain McQuhae of HMS Daedalus and
several of his
officers and crew (en
route to St Helena)...
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McQuhae,
William (17
December 2008).
McQuhae's Practical Technical Instructor (3rd ed.). Lightning...
- and sold in 1911 at
Bristol to take to pieces. On 6
August 1848,
Captain McQuhae of
Daedalus and
several of his
officers and crew (en
route to St Helena)...
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English psychologist Sir
Roderick McQuhae Mackenzie of Scatwell, 12th Bt.,
Fellow of the
Royal College of
Physicians Dr
Digby McLaren,
Geologist and palaeontologist...
- father, is from the
Hungarian nobility,
where he was born. Sir
Roderick McQuhae Mackenzie, 12th Bt., of
Scatwell lives at Calgary, Alberta. Sir Benjamin...
- (1850-1914) NZ
politician David Hill (1881-1928)
footballer Rev Dr
William McQuhae parish minister 1764 to 1820 Dr
Thomas Oliver (1853-1942)
George Oswald...
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Baronet (1954–1981)
Roderick Edward Francois McQuhae Mackenzie,
presumed 11th
Baronet (1894–1986)
Roderick McQuhae Mackenzie,
presumed 12th
Baronet (born 1942)...
- "Alien Frequency" 4:15 5. "The
Professor & the Madman" 6:00 6. "Mr.
Harry McQuhae" 6:14 7. "Vertigod" 3:58 8. "Control Freak" 2:52 9. "High" 7:11 10. "Edge...
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March 1763 aged 70. His
position at St
Quivox was
filled by Rev Dr
William McQuhae, who had
declined Moderatorship (in 1805). In 1745 he
married Janet Ballantine...
