- metaphorically. His
English name is
recorded as
being Winfrid or Winfred.
According to the vitae,
Winfrid was of a
respected and
prosperous family. Against...
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Winfrid Oldfield Burrows (9
November 1858 – 13
February 1929) was the
Bishop of
Truro and
later Chichester in the
first third of the 20th century. Born...
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attention to Germany. In 718, he was
approached by an Anglo-Saxon missionary,
Winfrid, who
proposed undertaking missionary work in Germany.
Gregory agreed, and...
- Karl
Winfrid Eikenberry (born
November 10, 1951) is a
retired United States Army
lieutenant general who
served as the U.S. amb****ador to
Afghanistan from...
-
Winfrid Alden Stearns (13 July 1852 – 10 May 1909) was an
American naturalist,
specimen collector, and
writer who took an
interest in the
birds of Labrador...
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Chichester Installed 11 June 1929 Term
ended 3
October 1958
Predecessor Winfrid Burrows Successor Roger Wilson Other post(s) Dean of
Canterbury (1925–1929)...
- Sir
Norman Winfrid Moore, 3rd
Baronet (24
February 1923 – 21
October 2015) was a
British conservationist and
author who
worked extensively on studies...
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Diocese of
Truro In
office 1906–1912 (death)
Predecessor John Gott
Successor Winfrid Burrows Other post(s) Dean of Ely (1893–1905)
Personal details Born (1845-09-03)3...
- His father, Eugene,
worked as a
journalist and playwright; his mother,
Winfrid "Kay" Knudtson, was emplo**** as a
script supervisor in Hollywood. Starting...
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strengthened his
authority in part via his
support of the Anglo-Saxon
missionary Winfrid (later
Saint Boniface), the so-called "Apostle of the Germans," whom he...
