- po****tion of 2,644, and
includes the
hamlets of Bowdens, Combe,
Pibsbury and
Wearne. Its name
derives from the
lands or
household ("****sh" from the Old English...
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Wearne was born in Eaglehawk, Victoria. Her father,
Joseph Wearne, was a
miner from Cornwall; her mother, Mary Ann
Smith was from Victoria.
Wearne was...
- forces.
Wearne was born to
Frank and Ada (Morris)
Wearne, the
third of
their five children. One of his brothers,
Captain Keith Morris Wearne (1892–1917)...
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Joseph Wearne (19
August 1832 – 8 June 1884) was an English-born
Australian politician. He was born at St
Levan in Cornwall, to
miller Joseph Wearne and...
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Wearne's Air
Service (WAS),
established in 1937, was an
early Malayan airline.
Based in
Kallang Airport, Singapore, it
emerged as one of the
earliest airlines...
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cricketers "Stewart
Wearne". ESPN Cricinfo.
Retrieved 6
February 2017. "Stewart
Wearne".
Cricket Archive.
Retrieved 6
February 2017.
Stewart Wearne at ESPNcricinfo...
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Simone Wearne (born 5
December 1980 in Melbourne) was a
pitcher for the
Australia women's
national baseball team. At the 2006 Women's
Baseball World Cup...
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Stephen Wearne may
refer to:
Stephen Wearne (Australian footballer) (born 1968),
Australian rules footballer Stephen Wearne (English footballer) (born...
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Christopher Wearne (born 16
December 2000) is an
English professional footballer who
plays as an
attacking midfielder for club
Carlisle United.
Wearne came through...
- Alan
Wearne (born 23 July 1948) is an
Australian poet. Alan
Wearne was born on 23 July 1948 and grew up in Melbourne. He
studied history at
Monash University...
