- Look up
oliphant or
olifant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Olifant,
Oliphant,
Olyphant and
similar variations may
refer to:
Oliphant, Ontario, Canada...
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Oliphant or
Olyphant is a
surname that was
established in
England and
Scotland by a
family of
Norman origin. The
early forms Olifard and
Oliphard (likely...
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English king, the
Oliphants soon took up the
cause of
Scottish independence.
During the Wars of
Scottish Independence Sir
William Oliphant fought at the Battle...
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Eleanor Oliphant Is
Completely Fine is the 2017
debut novel by Gail Honeyman, and the
winner of the 2017
Costa Debut Novel Award. The
story centres on...
- ****croft, who had died the year before.
Unable to have more children, the
Oliphants adopted a four-month-old boy,
Michael John, in 1936, and a daughter, Vivian...
- It was
incorporated as ‘
Oliphants Ltd’ in 1915 and
taken over by the publishers, Marshall,
Morgan &
Scott in 1946.
Oliphants Ltd was
voluntarily liquidated...
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Oliphants Drift is a
village in
Kgatleng District of Botswana. It is
located 85 km north-east of Mochudi,
close to the
border with
South Africa. The village...
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Peerage of Scotland. Page 256 The
Oliphants in
Scotland The
Oliphants in
Scotland The
Oliphants in
Scotland The
Oliphants in
Scotland Canmore Canmore Registrum...
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Brothers Nigel B.
Oliphant and R.
Harry Oliphant of Adelaide,
South Australia,
founded a
business manufacturing ultraviolet lamps for scientific, industrial...
- The
Oliphant Baronetcy, of Newton, was a
title in the
Baronetage of Nova Scotia. It was
created on 28 July 1629. The
Oliphants of
Newton and the Lords...
