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James H.
Purkins (c. 1814–?) was a
state legislator in Arkansas. He
served in the
Arkansas House of
Representatives from 1860–1863 and in the Arkansas...
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strongholds on the
north and
south hillsides overlooking the
harbour (Glavica and
Purkin ****). In 384 BC, the town was
formally founded by
ancient Gr****s from the...
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cello (track 4)
LeRoi Moore –
soprano and alto sax (track 11)
Rachel Purkin –
violin (track 4) Gena
Rankin –
vocals (track 12) Boyd
Tinsley – violin...
- guitar, producer,
engineer Avi
Kipper –
engineer David Low –
cello Rachel Purkin –
violin Lori
Stoll –
photography Peter White –
accordion ("Toutes Les Etoiles")...
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electric guitar Monty Parkey - keyboards,
piano Katia Popov -
violin Rachel Purkin -
violin Hargus "Pig"
Robbins -
keyboards Gil
Romero -
violin Bruce Rutherford...
- part of Hope. By
several accounts,
Foster and
Clinton attended Miss
Marie Purkins'
School for
Little Folks together, a
private kindergarten,
although Foster...
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Pamela Sixfin –
violin Bob
Peterson –
violin Jacob Lawson –
violin Rachel Purkin –
violin Brian Leonard –
violin Joel
Derouin –
violin Eve
Butler – violin...
- Levy,
Lianne Mautner,
Frances Moore,
Ralph Morrison, Sara Parkins,
Rachel Purkin,
Susan Rishik, Marc Sazer, Lisa Sutton, Lesa Terry,
Roger Wilkie and Margaret...
- Porto – ****istant
engineer Anthony Posk –
violin Sue Pray –
viola Rachel Purkin –
violin Rita Quintero –
background vocals Matthew Raimondi –
violin Dave...
- mine,"
Stevens Point Daily Journal (Wisconsin), 18
October 1915. E.L.
Purkins, "The lost mine of Pitt Lake",
Province 9
August 1925 Jack Hamony, "Oft-sought...
