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His mother, | Ann, a gifted artist and musician, had her hands fu |
Edith | Ann: A Few Pieces of the Puzzle (1992) |
nder the collective title The Passion of Mother | Ann: A Sacred Festival Play, a children's opera cal |
In time Matthew would marry | Ann, a slave of the bricklayer, Samuel Spurr. |
This station became WVCA: The Voice of Cape | Ann, a phrase which became attached to Mr. Geller h |
Darian O'Rear as Mary | Ann, a young girl who was separated from her parent |
They have two children: | Ann, a pastor in Brooklyn, and John, an architect. |
ssembly, and endorsed Gloucester Township Mayor | Ann A. Mullen to fill his seat. |
Hon. Mary | Ann Abercromby (1811-1898), married Col. N.R. Brown |
On June 24, 1985, she replaced | Ann Abernathy as co-host of The Morning Show on WAB |
Bullock continued with new co-host, | Ann Abernathy, and the show became The Jim J. and A |
Sue confronts | Ann about her resentment of Chris in a particularly |
posthumously to Cullen himself, which his widow | Ann accepted. |
d her first large blockade runner, the schooner | Ann accompanied by a small sloop; and a 3-day chase |
"Chicas nos Vamos pa' la Fiesta" - Mary | Ann Acevedo |
Vocals - Mary | Ann Acevedo |
Mary | Ann Acevedo Rivera (Spanish pronunciation: ); (born |
Ann Acheson | |
Lord Kennet married Elizabeth | Ann Adams in 1948 and had one son, Thoby Young, and |
t returned to Cincinnati, where he married Mary | Ann Adams about 1847. |
Bugg married Mary | Ann Adams in 1804, by whom he had four daughters an |
On October 23, 1954, he married Ruth | Ann Adams in San Pedro, California. |
Claire Du Brey - | Ann Adams |
ich was argued before U.S. District Court Judge | Ann Aiken on July 15, 2005, challenged the law whic |
Mary | Ann Akers is a political gossip columnist. |
ation from medical school, he married Elizabeth | Ann Alden, of Westville, Connecticut, on December 2 |
Joan | Ann Alderson-Rosazza (born March 5, 1935 in Torring |
sperm whale responsible for the sinking of the | Ann Alexander off the coast of the Galapagos Island |
n and address tables, showing that Joe, Bob and | Ann all live at 2001 Main Street, but Joe also take |
eam played in the Second Division (third tier), | ann all-time high. |
Harris, with whom he had seven children, Lydia | Ann Alley, with whom he had six children; Susan Han |
He is survived by wife | Ann along with their daughter Joanne and their sons |
Ann, already introduced as the woman who raised Kot | |
Ann also hosted a show similar to American Bandstan | |
However, | Ann also deserves to be remembered as a writer of p |
n Carver, and James Tute; Elizabeth, Potter and | Ann also accompany the group to Michilimackinac. |
Tina | Ann Amato is a classically-trained vocalist from Lo |
ring: Monique Alexander, Audrianna Angel, Julia | Ann, Amber Ashley, Bridgette B., Charley Chase, Nik |
He and his wife, Colleen, have three daughters: | Ann, Amy, and Allison. |
While at CBS, | Ann anchored the 4 p.m. news on KCAL and the 6 p.m. |
d differs from past hard rock-oriented hits, as | Ann and Nancy Wilson pulled from their folk music i |
, Massachusetts, the eldest of four children of | Ann and Mark Mitchell. |
and Christopher, and three sisters, Elizabeth, | Ann, and Katherine. |
Peter, Mary | Ann and Sauli end up being animated characters, and |
Sickert/Prince Edward Albert Victor, husband to | Ann and grandson of Queen Victoria. |
his wife, Elaine, and three daughters (Martha, | Ann, and Mary). |
19 February - The | Ann and Albion meet the King George, Captain Samuel |
He is known as the creator of Raggedy | Ann and Raggedy Andy. |
Jo | Ann and Pelegrin do meet, but they are separated wh |
He revives | Ann and they rejoice at being given back the gift o |
him, the killers are romantics and decide that | Ann and Marco are so in love that both must die so |
Connelly and his wife Reg have two children, | Ann and Stephen. |
n Warren County, and the towns of Dresden, Fort | Ann, and Putnam, in Washington County. |
To save her reputation, the Major proposes to | Ann and she accepts. |
arles in 1859, showing the Montreal ward of St. | Ann and the area outside the city limits |
Ann and Jennifer are the parents of John Aull Kansf | |
ed in Denton, Maryland, and have two daughters, | Ann and Elizabeth. |
int ads led some fans to think that the sisters | Ann and Nancy Wilson were lesbians. |
six children: Janis, Jennifer, Daniel, Jon, Jo | Ann and Gillian, and ten grandchildren: Stefan, Aid |
Trace had two older siblings, | Ann and David Morley Trace. |
He is married to | Ann and has two sons, Luke and Joel. |
Is married to his wife, Joy | Ann, and they have two daughters, Sidney Lee and Ka |
born in Southwell in 1822 to John Batchelor and | Ann and was a chorister in the cathedral choir from |
so plays in the Savoy Family Band with his wife | Ann and their sons Joel and Wilson. |
Hyde, Charles K., and | Ann and John Mahan. |
rt, age 64, lives in Boston with his wife, Mary | Ann, and his two sons, Matt and Marc. |
e, North Carolina, United States, owned by Beth | Ann and Tony Morgenthau. |
The other is housed at the | Ann and Robert H. Lurie Tower on the North Campus. |
He was survived by his wife Mary | Ann and a daughter, Ashton (who presently works at |
hey had three known children: Elizabeth, Jemima | Ann, and a son. |
rescued a fortnight later by the schooner Sarah | Ann and later taken to Launceston. |
y for, among others, Frank and Barbara Sinatra, | Ann and Morton Downey, Bennett and Phyllis Cerf, Ro |
efore, Constitution had already captured Lovely | Ann and had taken her as a prize. |
in flames in a suspicious house fire that kills | Ann and Chris, however, Matt finds himself in a mou |
Harding); three daughters, Mary Victoria, Ruth | Ann, and Jeanne; his grandchildren John, Guy, Eliza |
Along with Lisa | Ann and Nikki Benz, Michaels hosted the XRCO Awards |
e are six designated trails located off of Roxy | Ann and Tower roads, ranging in difficulty from mod |
gave the newly built house to his daughter Mary | Ann and her husband, James Wilkinson, himself the s |
lay to take her husband Aaron and children Mary | Ann and Charles back to Kentucky. |
mily that now included three children (William, | Ann, and Nancy), along with an older brother Joel, |
Written by | Ann and Nancy Wilson, the song is sung from the vie |
Her stepfather insisted that | Ann and the press refer to Luce as her father. |
Herbert was married to | Ann and had one son, Chris Herbert and one daughter |
Richard, | Ann and Neil Storer are the farmers. |
His wife is | Ann and his daughter, Emma Davies is also an actres |
Jackie, Chubby, Mary | Ann, and Farina arrive at this house and Chubby get |
parents supported by donating to construct The | Ann and Edgar Bronfman Theatre during a 1967 expans |
ope and Africa, and as of 2010 is fronted by Li | Ann and Stacey "Stay-C" Paton. |
Benjamin West painted portraits of both | Ann and William Henry, as well as the precocious "D |
Howard Taft were descendants of her two sisters | Ann and Margaret. |
The farmer then deserted | Ann and left her to give birth to a daughter. |
hips about the dangerous coastline between Cape | Ann and Nantucket. |
Ann and Bill cannot both win the race. | |
ngside the Melgaard Young Conductor Scheme, the | Ann and Peter Law OAE Experience scheme is an appre |
During the holidays, Claude, | Ann and Muriel become very close and Claude gradual |
Anthony, and Salt Plains Railroad, for his wife | Ann and daughter Ellie. |
thickness of some 600m and transects the Emily | Ann and Maggie Hays orebodies. |
ng Chin Leong, Syafarin Sarif, Raymond Lim Peng | Ann and Gilbert Goh. |
Ann and Harold is a very early BBC television progr | |
Their parents are | Ann and the late Primo Sellecchia. |
up, which was promptly re-recorded with only Li | Ann and Stacey's voices. |
r the others, but the rest of the crew (Thorne, | Ann, and Marlowe) manage a successful escape to the |
to the group, along with two new vocalists, Li | Ann and Miss Cherry. |
He is survived by his sister, Mary | Ann, and his longtime companion, Los Angeles stage |
'Clintock house by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mary | Ann and probably Elizabeth M'Clintock and Mary M'Cl |
s go as planned on the hiking trip that Sharon, | Ann and several of their friends attend, as Sharon |
A Sony recording, with Judith Raskin as | Ann and John Reardon as Nick Shadow, is from London |
extempo; “Santimanitay”, “Matilda”, “Miss Mary | Ann” and “Big Bamboo.” |
mily Band along with of his father Marc, mother | Ann, and brother Wilson Savoy. |
rsity, The National Endowment for the Arts, the | Ann and Erlo Von Waveren Foundation, and NYFA artis |
ted, and explained the trials of a couple named | Ann and Harold respectively, and starred Ann Todd. |
Mary | Ann and William Davis had dreamed of building a cit |
come Lonnie's legal guardian after the death of | Ann and Gus. |
They had two daughters, Delsey | Ann and Diane. |
millionaire, his wife, the Professor, and Mary | Ann) and solving various puzzles. |
arried for 30 years and they have two children, | Ann and Walt. |
Taylor, Turtle, Lou | Ann and Dwayne Ray witness the blooming of the cere |
Her parents are | Ann and Owen, and she is one of six siblings who we |
The farmer seduced | Ann and she fell pregnant. |
as born in Wood Norton, Norfolk in 1702 to Mary | Ann and Edward Stillingfleet, a physician. |
Ann and Peter in Austria (1962) | |
Ann and her sister Josie, in turn, rustled cattle f | |
By 1799 | Ann and William had returned to Britain, and settle |
He is married to | Ann and has one daughter. |
however, that threaten to change life for Mary | Ann and the rest of the tenants at Barbary Lane. |
had four children, Mary, William, Henry, Sarah | Ann, and William Jacob. |
He lives in Oxfordshire with his wife | Ann and daughter Rosie. |
enant Fitzgerald was survived by his wife Betty | Ann, and their children who continued to reside in |
Lady Anne Moulson (sometimes | Ann and/or Mowlson), born Anne Radcliffe (sometimes |
Shirley Patterson as | Ann Anderson (as Shawn Smith) |
Katharine Ross as | Ann Anderson |
In 1823, he married Sarah | Ann Anderson, the adopted daughter of Sampson Salte |
Son of Brigham Young and Mary | Ann Angell |
Mary | Ann Ansell, a house-maid, was hanged at St Albans, |
Cheryl | Ann Araujo (1961-1986) was an American rape survivo |
f Michigan first opened for students in 1841 in | Ann Arbor after moving there from Detroit. |
In 1925 his family moved back to | Ann Arbor where his father continued studying law, |
ansas he moved to the University of Michigan in | Ann Arbor in the mid 1980s. |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1893. |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1886. |
he first class of the University of Michigan in | Ann Arbor in 1845, Collins served as an instructor |
He attended | Ann Arbor High School where he led the football tea |
in Psychology from the University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor and her M.A. and PhD in Psychology at the |
Ann Arbor & Chicago: Radical Education Project/Stud | |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1895. |
After graduating from | Ann Arbor Pioneer High School in 2006, Strait atten |
Her father, Albert H. Wheeler, was mayor of | Ann Arbor from 1975 to 1978, and the first African |
as graduated from the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1883 and commenced practice; member of |
as graduated from the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1846 where he was a founding member of |
Perigo died in | Ann Arbor in 1990 at age 78. |
- Schoolcraft College - University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor - Wayne State University - Concordia Coll |
t Metrage de Clermont-Ferrand, Comedia, and the | Ann Arbor Film Festival where Lessner won the Tom B |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1911. |
Trainer Keene Fitzpatrick came to | Ann Arbor in 1894 and became known as "one of the p |
nd graduated from the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1851. |
He studied law at the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor and graduated in 1884. |
Throughout college she performed at | Ann Arbor venues, most notably The Blind Pig, and p |
Ann Arbor News Nov. 3, 2010 | |
Indexer II, 2001, University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor |
tant professor at the University of Michigan in | Ann Arbor (1961-62), was at Harvard University (196 |
ns Youth Communications and Youth Liberation of | Ann Arbor |
She attended the University of Michigan in | Ann Arbor from 1999-2004, earning degrees in Englis |
store and was said to be the wealthiest man in | Ann Arbor at the time of his suicide. |
He graduated the public schools of | Ann Arbor and then attended the University of Michi |
Member, | Ann Arbor Art Association Board of Directors |
nce Kasdan Award for Best Narrative Film at the | Ann Arbor Film Festival, the Grand Prize at the Lon |
, and has taught at the University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor since 1979. |
ts in the Detroit blues review part of the 1973 | Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival. |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1881, was admitted to the bar the same |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1894, was admitted to the bar and comm |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor and was admitted to the bar. |
7 - Aug. 10, 1878) was an attorney and mayor of | Ann Arbor from 1855-1856. |
d regular season by defeating Michigan 21-14 in | Ann Arbor for Woody's last outright Big Ten champio |
universities in Marburg, Germany, Berkeley and | Ann Arbor (USA) and Paris, France. |
Festival 2002, the Monterey Jazz Festival 2001, | Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival 2000, Sarasota Bl |
istrict, which contains the university towns of | Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti (in which the University of |
in Prosthodontics from University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor in 1975. |
Erlewine brothers continued to play around the | Ann Arbor area for some years after that. |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1880 and was admitted to the bar the s |
rable friend" John Maulbetsch followed James to | Ann Arbor in 1913. |
in 1932, and from the University of Michigan in | Ann Arbor in 1936. |
thers, the Young Lords, and Youth Liberation of | Ann Arbor each worked to encourage young people to |
The Spartans then traveled to | Ann Arbor and defeated Michigan by a score of 19-14 |
Siegel can be seen and heard frequently in the | Ann Arbor area. |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1864. |
RP), which had already succeeded in winning two | Ann Arbor council seats in 1972. |
1956 Museum of Art, University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor |
In 1987, Jernigan ran for | Ann Arbor mayor as a moderate Republican. |
Jernigan was elected to the | Ann Arbor city council from the city's fourth ward |
hio and then from the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1859. |
He graduated from the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor in 1926 and engaged in the real estate an |
conspirator in the bombing of the CIA office in | Ann Arbor on September 29, 1968. |
Recorded September 9, 1972 at the | Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival, Michigan |
in 1938, a M.S. at the University of Michigan, | Ann Arbor in 1939 and a Ph.D. from Harvard Universi |
ember of the first convention of assent held in | Ann Arbor in September 1836 that rejected the condi |
law department of the University of Michigan at | Ann Arbor and graduated in 1874. |
Creal ran for | Ann Arbor mayor as a Republican in 1959. |
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