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Sturmy is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
William Sturmy (died 1427),
English politician Robert Sturmy, 15th-century
beach merchant...
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Robert Sturmy (died 1458) was a 15th-century
Bristol merchant. In 1445 he
sponsored a
voyage conveying 200
pilgrims to
Santiago de
Compostela in Galicia...
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Thomas Sturmy was a 13th-century landowner, nobleman, and
household knight for John, King of England. He was the
younger son of
Geoffrey Sturmy who held...
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William Esturmy (died 1427) (alias
Sturmy), of Wolfhall,
Wiltshire was an
English Knight of the Shire,
Speaker of the
House of Commons, and hereditary...
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mysteries than
their parents. And don't worry, we're not
gonna get all
sturmy-e****
either like on My So-Called Life. Although, you know, that
chick didn't...
- Gascony. It was the
starting point for many voyages,
including Robert Sturmy's (1457–58)
unsuccessful attempt to
break the
Italian monopoly of Eastern...
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Society describing “taking the mean” of five values: In this Table, he [Capt.
Sturmy]
notes the
greatest difference to be 14 minutes; and so
taking the mean...
- ^Rickmansworth CC
Professional teams 1939–1940
Rickmansworth CC 0 ^Raleigh-
Sturmy Archer Major wins More than 200
Amateur and
Professional Road and Time Trial...
- CreateSpace. ISBN 978-1-4610-4513-7. Roskell, J. S.; Knightly,
Charles (1993). "
Sturmy (Esturmy), Sir
William (c.1356–1427), of Wolf Hall in
Great Bedwyn, Wilts...
- 12th
Dynasty also
called Sesostris Sesostris (play), a 1728 play by John
Sturmy Sesostris Bank, a
submerged bank
named after the 1839
steam frigate INS Sesostris...
