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Frances Porcher (1853–1935),
American writer and
journalist Francis Peyre Porcher, A
medical figure from the
American Civil War
Frederick Adolphus Porcher (1909–1888)...
- A
porch (from Old
French porche, from
Latin porticus "colonnade", from
porta "p****age") is a room or
gallery located in
front of an
entrance of a building...
- 38972 (
Porcher Island (locality)).
Stephens and
Prescott Islands are
located off its
northwestern tip. With a land area of 200 sq mi (518 km2),
Porcher Island...
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named the "Robert
Porcher Man of the Year" in
honor of his
tremendous contributions to the community,
especially in Detroit.
Porcher is now an entrepreneur...
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obtained the
house from the
Porcher family and
turned it into the City Hall. It is
currently rented out for
special occasions.
Porcher was a
pioneer in the citrus...
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After his baccalauréat,
Porcher obtained a licence, then a
doctorate on
Economics at the Pantheon-Sorbonne University.
Porcher is an ****ociate professor...
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Porcher is
surname of
French origin.
Porcher may also
refer to:
Porcher House, a
historic home in Cocoa,
Florida Philip Porcher House, a
historic home...
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Porches may
refer to:
Porch, an
architectural element Porches (Lagoa), a
civil parish (freguesia) in the muni****lity of Lagoa, Algarve,
Portugal Porches...
- A
sleeping porch is a deck or balcony,
sometimes screened or
otherwise enclosed with
screened windows, and
furnished for
sleeping in
warmer months. They...
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Thomas Davis Porcher, of
Huguenot descent, from the
Counts de Richebourg, a
native of
South Carolina,
where his ancestor,
Isaac Porcher (de Richebourg)...
