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original Penneys brand is not used
outside of
Ireland because it is
owned elsewhere by
American retailer JCPenney. The company's
first shop,
named Penneys and...
- two-thirds. In 1977, J. C.
Penney sold its four
stores in
Italy to
Italian department store chain La Rinascente;
Penneys had
opened in
Italy in 1970...
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David Mark
Penney (born 17
August 1964) is an
English football manager and
former player. Born in Wakefield, West
Riding of Yorkshire,
Penney entered professional...
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Penney (also
spelled Penny) is a
common surname of
British origin. The name
Penney dates from the
ancient Anglo-Saxon
culture of Britain. It was derived...
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Penney is a
common English surname.
Penney may also
refer to: J. C.
Penney,
American department store chain Penneys,
Irish clothing store Penney Farms...
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Steve Penney may
refer to:
Steve Penney (ice hockey) (born 1961),
Canadian ice
hockey goaltender Steve Penney (footballer) (born 1964),
Northern Ireland...
- The J. C.
Penney House in Kemmerer, Wyoming, was the home of
James Cash
Penney, the
founder of the J. C.
Penney department stores,
during the 1904-1909...
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William George Penney,
Baron Penney, OM, KBE, FRS, FRSE (24 June 1909 – 3
March 1991) was an
English mathematician and
professor of
mathematical physics...
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Penney (born 11
February 1998) is an
English professional footballer who
plays as a full back or
midfielder for
National League side Rochdale.
Penney...
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Hannibal Penney was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He
spent many
years performing in films,
Shakespearean plays and as a
regular on Ryan's Hope. He co-starred...
