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Walbert may
refer to
Saint Waldebert Kate
Walbert,
American writer William Burton Walbert,
American musician Walbert, Missouri, a
ghost town
Walbert IV...
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Walbert I, Vaubert, Waudbert, or
Vautier (died c. 528-535 AD) also
known as
Walbert of the
Ardennes (French:
Walbert I d'Ardennes) was a
Frankish nobleman...
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Walbert III (born c. 560 AD) was a
Frankish nobleman and a
Merovingian Count.
Walbert III was born in c. 560 in Francia. He was the son of
Walbert II....
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Walbert is a
small village that
hosts the muni****l
offices of
South Whitehall Township in
Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. It is part of the
Lehigh Valley...
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Saint Walbert IV (French:
Sainte Walbert IV) (died c. 640-646 AD), also
known as Vaubert, Waubert, or
Waudbert was a
Merovingian Count of
Hainaut and a...
- Kate
Walbert (born
August 13, 1961) is an
American novelist and
short story writer who
lives in New York City. Her novel, Our Kind, was a
finalist for...
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Walbert II (born c. 513-519 AD) also
called the Younger, was a patrician,
Roman senator, and
Merovingian Count of
Haynau and of the Ardennes.
Walbert...
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William Burton Walbert (May 18, 1886 –
December 2, 1959) was an
American Southern gospel songwriter, singer, composer, and editor. He (co-)wrote many...
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Walbert is an
extinct town in
western Franklin County, in the U.S.
state of Missouri. The
community was on a
hillside above the
Bourbeuse River between...
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Richard Charles "Chip"
Walbert II (born
January 16, 1979) is an
American musician, songwriter, and disc jockey,
originally from Tampa, Florida, but long-established...
