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October 1725,
Graves was the
second son of Rear-Admiral
Thomas Graves of
Thanckes in Cornwall. Graves'
first military experience was as a
volunteer with...
- fame, in a
family mausoleum inscribed with the
family motto "Thincke and
Thancke"
Vesta Tilley, born
Matilda Alice Powles, a male
impersonator who was a...
- ****isted by an
accomplice ("The Other")
Eindride Eidsvold [no] as
Claes Thancke ("The Other", Theo Dermann): Tom's lawyer,
serial killer Rudy Claes [no]...
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Wilcove between the wars. The South-East part of the
village houses the
Thanckes oil depot,
which is run by the
Ministry of Defence.
Cornwall portal Ordnance...
- 53°15'21.2"N 2°25'44.7"W 34
underground salt
caverns for oil
storage OFD
Thanckes Torpoint,
Cornwall 50°22'57.7"N 4°11'40.0"W West side of
River Tamar opposite...
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instance of any one that ever I used
violence against,
havinge always (I
thancke the Lord) had that
consideracion of
christian duty as I
never sought any...
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Oilport Es****
Greenergy / S**** Ship offloading, storage,
tanker loading Thanckes Devon Operated by OPA
Supports Devonport Naval Base
Theale West Berkshire...
- and usid me in
frindly maner; I wold have the goe to hym and gyve hym
thanckes for mee; and he wold goe
truly to the
right baylyf that did so use hys...
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village of Crafthole. The
Whitsand Bay
Hotel –
formerly a
mansion called Thanckes House in
nearby Torpoint,
dismantled and re-erected in
Portwrinkle – closed...
- to 1798. He died
unmarried in 1801. "GRAVES,
William (?1724-1801), of
Thanckes, Cornw".
History of
Parliament Online.
Retrieved 1 July 2016. Debrett's...
