-
Tunks is a surname, and may
refer to:
Jason Tunks (born 1975),
international level discus thrower Leicester Tunks (1880-1935),
operatic baritone and actor...
- Roy
William Tunks (born 21
January 1951) is a German-born
English former professional footballer who pla**** as a goalkeeper. He made over 850 appearances...
- the 1980s.
Tunks is a
product of
Marcellin College Randwick.
Regarded as one of the best
rugby league players to come out of this school,
Tunks also represented...
- John
Tunks was the
member of
Parliament for
Cricklade in the
parliament of
April 1554.
TUNKS, John. The
History of Parliament.
Retrieved 9 July 2017....
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William Tunks (8
April 1816 – 12
April 1883) was an
Australian politician. He was born in the
Nepean district to
timber merchant John
Tunks and Esther...
- Teri Steer-Cantwell (born
October 3, 1975, in Crete, Nebraska) is an
American shot putter. In 1999, she won
bronze medals at the
World Indoor Championships...
-
intersected by
Galston Road and the heritage-listed
Tunks Cr****
Bridge at the foot of the valley.
Adjacent to
Tunks Cr**** Bridge,
there is a
second concrete bridge...
-
Mustangs track and
field team,
Tunks won the
discus at the 1997 NCAA
Division I
Outdoor Track and
Field Championships.
Tunks was
inducted into the London...
- The
Tunks Cr****
Bridge is a heritage-listed
timber truss road
bridge that
carries Galston Road (Main Road 161)
across Tunks Cr****, in Galston, New South...
-
received prison sentences.
Tunks was born in Newport,
Monmouthshire in 1891, the
eldest of four
daughters of
Gilbert Samuel Tunks (1863–1933), an engineer...
