-
granted his
request and
promoted Shaw's
first officer, Lt.
Andrew Sterret, to Captain.
Sterret officially took
command on 27 October. On 6 December, she fought...
- Sterrett,
Sterett or
Sterret may
refer to: Sterrett,
Alabama Andrew Sterett (1787–1807),
United States Navy
officer Cliff Sterrett (1883–1964), American...
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recovery in 1989
while living in Park City, Utah. He was
married to
Jeanne Sterret, a
religious woman he had met
while skiing in the same city. He then converted...
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Biography and Illustrations".
Retrieved November 7, 2019.
Virginia Frances Sterret "V. F.
Sterrett Dies".
Monrovia News-Post. June 9, 1931. p. 1. Retrieved...
- commander, Col.
Arthur Brooke,
established his new
headquarters at the
Sterret House on
Surrey Farm, now
called Armistead Gardens,
about two
miles east-northeast...
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Australian modernist artist, died
during a lung
operation Virginia Frances Sterret (1900–1931),
American artist and
illustrator Theodore Van
Soelen (1890–1964)...
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Simon Changer and Ryu
Kawashima Recorded,
mixed and
edited at
Whitfield Sterret Studios, London,
September 2000
Music published by
Northlight Music Ltd...
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hostages began. However, on the
following day, the
pirates opened fire on USS
Sterret with rocket-propelled
grenades and
shortly thereafter small arms fire was...
- 1801, when the
armed schooner Enterprise (commanded by
Lieutenant Andrew Sterret)
defeated the 14-gun
Tripolitan corsair Tripoli in battle. In 1802, in...
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William Scott; at Big Black,
Tobias Brashears; at Fort Adams, by Capt.
James Sterret." Anti****ting the
White essentialism of
Jacksonian democracy and the principle...
