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William Pendrill (died 1705) was a
Roman Catholic and
royalist in the
English Civil War.
Pendrill and his five
brothers were the
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Pendrill Charles Varrier-Jones (24
February 1883 – 30
January 1941) was a
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created Papworth Village Settlement, an industrial...
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Originally working in
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Catherine Rhys (12
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November 1874) was a
Welsh poet and translator. Mary
Catherine Rhys was born...
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