- Jeter's
sister Olyve at piano. In 1914 Weir and
Jeter expanded once
again and
formed the
American String Quartet by
dropping pianist Olyve and
adding violinists...
-
Edith Cape died in 1919. In 1927 Cape
married Olyve Vida James, with whom he had a son and a daughter;
Olyve Cape died in 1931. In 1941 he
married Kathleen...
- The Mureș (Romanian: [ˈmureʃ]) or
Maros (IPA: [ˈmɒroʃ]; German: Mieresch, Serbian: Мориш, romanized: Moriš{{langx}} uses
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identifier 9/2/054/0010 - Mooiplaas,
Kuils River District) 9/2/056/0001
Olyve River, Van Wyksdorp,
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- afrotexan.com.
Retrieved February 5, 2019.
Woolley 2000, p. 12. Abbott,
Olyve (August 24, 2001).
Ghosts In The Graveyard:
Texas Cemetery Tales. Taylor...
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collaboration with
cellist Leonard Jeter (1881–1870) and
eventually Jeter's
sister Olyve, a pianist. In
about 1914, Weir and
Leonard Jeter founded the
American String...
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Cromwell sought to
promote a
marriage between Osborne Ichyngham and
Olyve Wychyngham,
relict of
Roger Rookwood: '4055.
Francis Lovell to Cromwell'...
- Tikveš Tököspuszta
Topolje Izsép
Torjanci Torjánc Tvrđavica Kisdárda Uglješ
Ölyves Valpovo Valpó
Vardarac Várdaróc
Viljevo Villyó
Vladislavci Lacháza Vuka...
- cipres, deth to pleyne; The
sheter ew, the asp for
shaftes pleyne; The
olyve of pees, and **** the
drunken vyne, The
victor palm, the
laurer to devyne...
- Kökényesradnót, who was dead by then. His
brother Peter was
granted the land of
Ölyves in the same time.
Simon last
appeared as
Count of the Székelys on 4 June...
