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Thomas Ollive Mabbott (July 6, 1898 – May 15, 1968) was an
American professor and
scholar of literature,
perhaps best
known for his
research on writer...
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Emmanuel Ollive (18
January 1882 – 1 June 1950) was a
French naval officer who
served in the
First and
Second World Wars. Son of a long-haul captain, he...
- Hopewell, John; Kesl****y, Elsa (2010). "Gilliam to
Godfather '1884': Tim
Ollive to Helm
Retro Sci-Fi Fantasy". Variety. 16
December 2010. Kesl****y, Elsa...
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George Washington Eveleth (1922).
Thomas Ollive Mabbott (ed.). The
letters from
George W.
Eveleth to
Edgar Allan Poe. Bulletin...
- Marquis. In
September 1939 the
fleet included: 2ème
Escadre (VAE
Ollive) :
Provence (VAE
Ollive - CV Barois) 2ème DL :
Lorraine * (CA Vallée - CV Aurin) - Bretagne...
- forces.net. 25
November 2022.
Retrieved 27
November 2022. "Corps RSM Nick
Ollive".
Royal Marines Charity.
Retrieved 29
October 2022. "Royal Marines". Royal...
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Admiral Sir
Randolph Frank Ollive Foote, KCB, CMG (14 May 1853 – 28
November 1931) was a
Royal Navy officer. A
gunnery and
ordnance specialist, he held...
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above the 15th-century Bull House, the
tobacco shop of
Samuel Ollive and
Esther Ollive.
Paine first became involved in
civic matters when he was based...
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Evelyn Keyes was born in Port Arthur, Texas, to Omar Dow
Keyes and
Maude Ollive Keyes, the
daughter of a
Methodist minister.
After Omar
Keyes died when...
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Benjamin Ollive,
Citizen and Dyer, who
moved the dye-works to
Bromley Hall
where it
remained in the
family until 1823,
known as
Benjamin Ollive and Company...
