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| Lady | Jane Hermione Seymour (1 January 1832 - 4 April 1909 |
| y founded by architect Gordon Herr and his wife | Jane Herr, about seventy-five miles north of San Fra |
| Sherman Loomis was the son of Henry Loomis and | Jane Herring Greene, the great nephew of William Max |
| Mary | Jane herself admitted associating with Nathan Gregor |
| Confronting Richard, | Jane hesitates to pull the trigger, doing so only wh |
| e second son of Henry Hayter and his wife Eliza | Jane Heylyn. |
| , where, on 21 October of that year, he married | Jane Hibbert, and established a boarding-school. |
| Fuller married Emily Georgina | Jane Hick Beach, second daughter of Sir Michael Hick |
| ublished Expedition Magazine, current editor is | Jane Hickman, Ph.D. (ISSN 0014-4738) |
| After much prodding from | Jane, Hickok professes his love for her just before |
| gston, Canada West, the son of Thomas Tweed and | Jane Hiditch, and was educated there. |
| rt Haag) and Joan Field Davis (Noel Mills, Mary | Jane Higby), as they confronted endless problems in |
| Jane Higdon, "L-Carnitine", Micronutrient Informatio | |
| under the Homestead Act, James David and Rhonda | Jane Hill settled in 1886 on 110 acres (45 ha) of la |
| d the late afternoon news programme, first with | Jane Hill and then with Maxine Mawhinney. |
| Born on the same day as BBC newsreader | Jane Hill in Crawley, West Sussex, Young attended th |
| ator on the Twelve o'clock News, interviewed by | Jane Hill on Prime Minister Cameron's meeting with P |
| y 2008, survived by his fourth wife, the writer | Jane Hill, with whom he had shared an ancient cottag |
| In 1973, Mazzone-Clementi and his wife | Jane Hill, a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon, went to Hu |
| McHeffy married | Jane Hill. |
| m to 10pm on Monday-Thursday evenings alongside | Jane Hill. |
| News Channel presenters Matthew Amroliwala and | Jane Hill. |
| She receives an invitation from Madame | Jane Hillary (Leslie Caron), the headmistress of Bro |
| L'Da - | Jane Hills |
| L'da - | Jane Hills |
| Nurse - | Jane Hills |
| Jane Hills | |
| omputer and communication systems introduced by | Jane Hillston in the 1990s. |
| ation Irish-American immigrant from Ireland and | Jane Hilton from Chicago, Illinois. |
| erior decorator and author, and his wife, Sarah | Jane Hine Langley (1815-1894), the daughter of John |
| based on the play called The Devil Was Sick by | Jane Hinton. |
| 1: 1. "Earthbound" (Irene Jackson) (c) 1971 by | Jane Hipolito and Willis E. McNelly "Go With Me" / " |
| luding George, Julia, Cyrus Branson, Mary Etta, | Jane, Hiram Jr., and John. |
| Louise Erdrich, Susan Griffin, Marilyn Hacker, | Jane Hirshfield, Ha Jin, Galway Kinnell, William Kot |
| or, Gerould W. Kern, and a new managing editor, | Jane Hirt. |
| adventures - his housekeeper may be Dee's wife, | Jane, his Russian acquaintance, Lopotin, may be the |
| bers of his family, including himself, his wife | Jane, his father-in-law Arthur Goodwin, and his daug |
| Jane Hissey was born in Norwich in 1952 and currentl | |
| und the time of her 15th birthday in July 1910, | Jane hit the 7 ft (2.13 m) mark. |
| - 2004) - founder of the Bank of Wales and the | Jane Hodge Foundation. |
| rtune for charity work including setting up the | Jane Hodge Foundation in memory of his mother and as |
| so developed art workshops with emerging artist | Jane Hodgson centered around the theme of arts and e |
| abortions and employed abortion rights pioneer | Jane Hodgson. |
| Sophie Thompson - | Jane Hogarth |
| Angela Scoular as | Jane Hogg |
| It was originally sung by Suzi | Jane Hokom and Lee Hazlewood in 1966, but it was mad |
| the Help I Can Get" originally recorded by Suzi | Jane Hokum in 1966 and "Breakaway" recorded by Toni |
| 21 September 1875 in Kingston upon Hull, Sophia | Jane Holden (2 April 1857-3 February 1920), the daug |
| A Yaqui Life (coauthored in 1971 with daughter | Jane Holden Kelley) |
| Katelyn Pippy as Emmalin | Jane Holden (seasons 2 through 4, guest season 5) |
| in Yaqui Indian culture (William Curry Holden, | Jane Holden Kelley and Edward H. Spicer), who origin |
| 1968 | Jane Holderness-Roddam (Jane Bullen) : Our Nobby |
| In 1850 he married Mary | Jane Holland. |
| Jane Hollister (Holly Marie Combs), Shannon (Brooke | |
| who had married Sarah Anne Driver the sister of | Jane Holloway. |
| ur's father John had previously been married to | Jane Holmwood, with whom he had four children: Emily |
| is the sister of architecture critic and author | Jane Holtz Kay. |
| Maxwell married in 1844 | Jane Home Jardine, daughter of Sir William Jardine, |
| Lindsay Price as | Jane Honda |
| he alkaloid levels in one teaspoon of salvation | jane honey are generally above the EU recommended we |
| Frere married | Jane Hookham on June 12, 1768; John Hookham Frere wa |
| Jane Hoop Elementary | |
| lakeley was married, in December, 1813, to Miss | Jane Hoope, the daughter of his father's old friend, |
| Lord Methuen married firstly Mary Catherine | Jane Hooper in 1958. |
| He subsequently married | Jane Hooper. |
| Jane Hope (died 9 June 1829) | |
| starts pursuing the cult, after orientation of | Jane, hoping to save her soul. |
| Emma Dunn.....Aunt | Jane Hopkins |
| In 1870, John Robertson married Mary | Jane Hopkins. |
| Boone was married three times: to | Jane Hopper (1937-1940), Mimi Kelly (1949-1950), and |
| Jane Horney 1940. | |
| Jane Horney was born as Ebba Charlotta Horney in Swe | |
| The role of | Jane Horney and her activity as a spy is debated, an |
| Jane Horney (1985) TV mini-series .... Adm. Wilhelm | |
| Jane Horrocks ..... Mo | |
| Jane Horrocks - Life Is Sweet | |
| novel was adapted for film in 1988 by starring | Jane Horrocks as Rita, Billie Whitelaw as Marge and |
| Jane Horrocks as Mavis Davis | |
| Jane Horrocks - Ghost of Christmas Past (voice) | |
| lle in the film, which also stars Nicolas Cage, | Jane Horrocks and Simon Callow. |
| She graduated from RADA in the same class as | Jane Horrocks and Iain Glen, and has since become an |
| Further Adventures of Little Voice | Jane Horrocks (2000) |
| stars Rik Mayall as a rock manager who recruits | Jane Horrocks (playing the title character). |
| Sam Mendes directed stars | Jane Horrocks and Alison Steadman at the Royal Natio |
| Jane Horrocks plays Yitta Hilberstam, a vicious Icel | |
| Jane Horrocks as Babs, one of Ginger's friends, who | |
| zing Mrs. Pritchard, portraying the daughter of | Jane Horrocks' character. |
| That would be | Jane Horrocks' vocal performance . . . |
| Jane Horrocks) | |
| Jane Horrocks, the lead actress in the film, went on | |
| adapted for a 1998 film by Mark Herman starring | Jane Horrocks, Brenda Blethyn, Michael Caine, and Ew |
| co-starred with Kevin Whately, Nisha Nayar and | Jane Horrocks. |
| pril 1872, aged 28, for the murder of his wife, | Jane Horry. |
| While Elizabeth | Jane Howard was credited as the writer, the script e |
| Originally, Elizabeth | Jane Howard had written a script called The Price of |
| He is married to the former | Jane Howard and has three sons that are all practici |
| Charlotte Juliana | Jane Howard (February 1809 - 15 December 1855), marr |
| Lady | Jane Howard, married name Lady Jane Neville, 'Jane C |
| n of James Buller and married Charlotte Juliana | Jane Howard-Molyneux-Howard, daughter of Lord Henry |
| idower, who had been married to her sister Mary | Jane Howe (born about 1821). |
| a British made-for-TV movie (1990) directed by | Jane Howell starring David Jason, Anne Carroll, Rowe |
| iam Gaskill (1963), Edward Taylor (1969, 1973), | Jane Howell (1976), Patrick Garland (1980), Toby Rob |
| He married | Jane Howell and the couple would have three daughter |
| of Gloucester, later Richard III of England in | Jane Howell's repertory treatment of the Henry VI pl |
| Jane, however, fell sick shortly afterwards and fina | |
| Jane, however, is having some money problems, and is | |
| He defeated | Jane Howlett for the final Liberal seat. |
| Dr. | Jane Hsiao Tropical Research Labs at Fairchild Tropi |
| In 1743, Henley married | Jane Huband who was the daughter of Sir John Huband |
| E. Tolleson, Sr., of Hope and a sister-in-law, | Jane Huber of Royal Oak, Michigan. |
| fe and great-grandson of William Mount and wife | Jane Huckell. |
| tenham, of Tottenham Green, by his second wife, | Jane Hudle. |
| o modern audiences from his performance as Baby | Jane Hudson's father in the opening scenes of the cu |
| Castle Dawson, County Londonderry, by his wife | Jane Hudson. |
| She played | Jane Huggett in The Huggetts Abroad (1949) and appea |
| Dinah Sheridan as | Jane Huggett |
| In 1833, Brown's wife, | Jane Hughes, died. |
| t fuels" scandal that tarnished the end of Gov. | Jane Hull's second term. |
| The then Governor, | Jane Hull, the second ever woman to serve as the Gov |
| , business editor Michael Todd and metro editor | Jane Hulse. |
| In 1857, he married | Jane Humphrey. |
| Ula Love, Ruth Bacon, and | Jane Hunt - "Vitamin D" (Traditional "Three Blind Mi |
| Jane Hunt as Jane Hilton | |
| Ula Love, Ruth Bacon, | Jane Hunt, and Smiley Burnette - "Down in the Land o |
| He married on April 2, 1811 to Eliza | Jane Hunter Sanders. |
| e Descendants of Ambrose John Hertzog and Sarah | Jane Hunter Hertzog. |
| Jane Hurley - Leslie Kritzer | |
| Don't Ever Stop Saying "I Love You" - | Jane Hurley and Ralph Halloran |
| Jane Hurte, died 1634 | |
| His widow, Martha | Jane Huskey Ogle (1756-1827), moved the family to Vi |
| er for Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills: | Jane Hutt |
| Jane Hutt AM (born 15 December 1949) is a Welsh Labo | |
| Jane Hutt, 2007-2009 (December) | |
| A leading medical statistician, Prof | Jane Hutton, submitted that the Crown's central evid |
| Jane Hyatt Yolen (born February 11, 1939) is an Amer | |
| Jane Hyde was a daughter of Henry Hyde, 4th Earl of | |
| d by Ernest Morris and starring Norman Wooland, | Jane Hylton and Dennis Waterman. |
| Jane Hylton - Marion | |
| to a garage run by his mistress Nora Lawrence ( | Jane Hylton), who provides the pair with overnight s |
| of his plays and films were done with his wife, | Jane Hylton. |
| Hazey | Jane I |
| Betty | Jane I was built in 1913 as a private motorboat of t |
| Assigned to the 6th Naval District, Betty | Jane I patrolled the southeastern coast of the Unite |
| USS Betty | Jane I (ID-3458), also listed as SP-3458, was a Unit |
| Betty | Jane I was stricken from the Navy List on 17 January |
| Hazey | Jane I - 4:28 |
| he was commissioned later that day as USS Betty | Jane I. |
| Born in Bedale, Yorkshire to Roger and | Jane Iddison, England, Iddison was a right-handed ba |
| s not approve of her change in personality, but | Jane ignores her worries and becomes a model. |
| Hazey | Jane II - 3:44 |
| "Hazey | Jane II" - 3:46 |
| During a visit to an old friend, | Jane, in a dark antiquities museum, Lara Croft witne |
| Robert Mackay is interred with his wife | Jane in the Mount Royal Cemetery in Montreal. |
| She was re-teamed with Cooper, playing Calamity | Jane in Cecil B. DeMille's The Plainsman (1936), and |
| of Bartow, and together they had one child, Eva | Jane, in 1950. |
| He married | Jane in 1938. |
| is best known for her role as Ruth's daughter, | Jane, in the 1984 BBC docudrama Threads. |
| d to the stage in 2009 to play the lead role of | Jane in The Girls of Slender Means at The Assembly R |
| Jane in Hang of the Jail (RSC Donmar Warehouse, Dece | |
| After Leland's death on June 21, 1893, | Jane in effect took control of the University and it |
| The detective locates Sarah | Jane in California, living as a white woman under an |
| r saw Pete after he separated from their mother | Jane in late 1982. |
| the statue of Thomas Holloway with his wife | Jane, in the South quadrangle of Royal Holloway Coll |
| Berkley starred alongside Thomas | Jane in the David Arquette directed short film The B |
| The series was won by Bob | Jane in a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. |
| She changed her name to | Jane in order to avoid confusion with a popular radi |
| n Confederate vessels: Alabama, Friendship, and | Jane in 1863, and Allison, Annie Verden, Louisia, an |
| was also used in the London stage show Calamity | Jane in 2003 and the musical based on Doris Day's gr |
| er contract stipulating that her studio include | Jane in every Blanche Hudson picture. |
| "Dick and | Jane in the storybook are strangers to an Indian boy |
| can actress best known for her role as Wrangler | Jane in the 1960s TV series F Troop. |
| defeats him and then returns home, to find Mary | Jane in the process of moving in. |
| cal-horror film directed by and starring Thomas | Jane in his directorial debut. |
| c Ocean, published posthumously by his daughter | Jane in 1832, which was not significantly overtaken |
| Several of the actresses that have portrayed | Jane, including Eve Brent, Joyce MacKenzie, and Loui |
| d son of Thomas Pitt, of Boconnoc, and his wife | Jane Innes, daughter of James Innes. |
| Tarzan and | Jane inside Tarzan's Treehouse at Disneyland. |
| Jane intercepts them and tells Richard that everyone | |
| Instead, she puts Sarah | Jane into a painting. |
| Then, The Thinker lured Doctor Hormone and | Jane into a mysterious gorge where they descended in |
| Back in Never Land, he drops | Jane into the waiting tentacles of "the beast" (a gi |
| Alison | Jane Inverarity (born August 12, 1970 in Perth, West |
| Jane Ira Bloom: Mighty Lights (1982) | |
| as a session musician, appearing on records by | Jane Ira Bloom, Uri Caine, James Emery, Lee Konitz, |
| Jane Ira Bloom | |
| Jane Ira Bloom (born Boston, Massachusetts, 1955) is | |
| Mary | Jane Irving - Baby Madge |
| he estate of General James Findlay and his wife | Jane Irwin Findlay. |
| o the Northwest Territory in 1793 with his wife | Jane Irwin (1769-1851). |
| ntly widowed but assisted by her foster mother, | Jane Irwin Findlay, who was then seventy-three, she |
| Jane Irwin Harrison (Mercersburg, Franklin, Pennsylv | |
| Jane is a young woman with short black hair and dark | |
| During a party, Peter learns that Mary | Jane is engaged to Jameson's son, renowned astronaut |
| ons with her doctor and attorney, realizes that | Jane is becoming increasingly unstable. |
| Jane is a shadow of her former self, still drinking | |
| Major Brand's wife | Jane is an RAF Flight Lieutenant who enlisted to be |
| In a few scenes when Sarah | Jane is talking to the Doctor, they use -very- subtl |
| ving friendship and potential romance with Lady | Jane is a central subplot. |
| In the second two-parter, Sarah | Jane is able to recover K-9 full-time (reflecting a |
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