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| In 1722, he married | Lucy Wainwright. |
| Lucy Wakeford (harp) | |
| Dennis Harvey of Variety stated, "To filmmaker | Lucy Walker's credit, results transcend their sensat |
| He was first married 1938 (div 1956) to Grace | Lucy Walkey (b. |
| Lucy Walman is a singer in a girl band, enrolled in | |
| ginal material with artists and writers such as | Lucy Walsh (Island/DefJam), Juliet Simms (Sony/Epic) |
| Lucy Walsh | |
| lly, my curiosity was piqued by the line in the | Lucy Walter article, "There is little evidence to su |
| Lucy Walter (1630-1658): mistress to King Charles II | |
| gitimate son of King Charles II by his mistress | Lucy Walter) by Anne Scott, 1st Duchess of Buccleuch |
| family of Roch Castle took ownership, from whom | Lucy Walter, mistress of King Charles II and mother |
| it was a marriage contract between himself and | Lucy Walter, mother of his favorite, and ill-fated, |
| ave been the father of an illegitimate child by | Lucy Walter. |
| They were married and had one daughter, | Lucy Ward II. |
| the death of his first wife, Oconostota invited | Lucy Ward, a former lady-in-waiting to the Queen of |
| Ina Claire as | Lucy Warriner |
| Wilmut was born in Hampton | Lucy, Warwickshire, England. |
| Maries was born in Hampton | Lucy, Warwickshire, the youngest of five sons born t |
| Lucy was an advocate of the secession of the U.S. So | |
| ing well in school.However the plan backfired & | Lucy was made to finish school. |
| Lucy was born on December 3, 1982, in Santa Barbara, | |
| The role of | Lucy was originated on stage by actress Linda Eder. |
| After his demise, Mother | Lucy was the acknowledged leader of the Shaker Minis |
| Lucy was nicknamed "The Poison Dwarf" by Terry Wogan | |
| rtant meaning in Joseph Sr.'s dying blessing on | Lucy was to reaffirm her role and status: "Mother, d |
| ar, the place where the fossil remains known as | Lucy was found. |
| Arnold | Lucy was a British actor claimed to have performed o |
| After both her parents died when | Lucy was young, she was raised by her aunt Martha Pr |
| ta is much less forgiving upon finding out that | Lucy was the one who killed his family. |
| Lucy was born at Norton Canon, Herefordshire. | |
| Early on | Lucy was portrayed as a sullen character who resente |
| Their youngest child and only daughter, Rose | Lucy, was born in 1871. |
| t should be noted that he, much like his sister | Lucy, was a very astute business person who maintain |
| Jr. and Hyrum were imprisoned in Liberty Jail, | Lucy was a tower of strength to her husband and othe |
| His wife | Lucy was the sister of a Choctaw chief. |
| Lucy was a bright, lively, dark-eyed child. | |
| Godfrey de Luci (also Godfrey de | Lucy) was a medieval Bishop of Winchester. |
| In the year 1230 Geoffery de | Lucy was Warden of Portsmouth, Hythe and Romney, Con |
| ng the Sirius/XM channel merger, the XM channel | Lucy was renamed as the new Lithium. |
| Lady | Lucy was the daughter of the politician William Cave |
| aris Review and The New Yorker, where her novel | Lucy was originally serialized. |
| "While the seagulls were screaming | Lucy was eating Then we hauled up our colors The way |
| Dolley's sister was | Lucy Washington, wife of Samuel Washington's son Geo |
| and decided to remain in Charnham with Pete and | Lucy wasn't going to leave Eileen alone with Pete. |
| In 1869, he married | Lucy Waterman Southmayd (b. |
| On 28 November 1753 Thornton married | Lucy Watson (1722-1785), daughter of Samuel Watson o |
| Miss | Lucy Watts - Joannah Tincey |
| featuring in works from Mol Smith, Paul Law and | Lucy Watts. |
| nity, including the wives of former presidents ( | Lucy Webb Hayes and Frances Folsom Cleveland), his m |
| ne Pierce, Mary Todd Lincoln, Eliza Johnson and | Lucy Webb Hayes. |
| He was the tenth child of Jesse and | Lucy Webb (Barnett) Johnson. |
| Guest vocals on "Kindertraum" by | Lucy Wende |
| Where | Lucy Went / Monster Pudding / Under the Covers |
| He and his wife | Lucy were married by Rev. Thomas Crosby in 1891. |
| ll in the lead with 12 points, while Esther and | Lucy were lagging behind in last place with 8. |
| t second place with 14 points, while Esther and | Lucy were lagging behind in last place with 13. |
| Eliminated: Frances and | Lucy were eliminated because the judges felt they di |
| In November 1975 Alf and | Lucy were written out of Number 96 as part of a dras |
| was the person who finally "goaded" her friend | Lucy Wertheim into opening her gallery in London to |
| Lucy Wertheim contributed seven works by Stockley, a | |
| ly thought of by Roger Fry, Gertrude Stein, and | Lucy Wertheim. |
| In the game, Jonathan Harker fights | Lucy Westenra as a vampiress, Count Dracula's three |
| Lucy Westenra and Detective Grant eventually become | |
| Tara Birtwhistle - | Lucy Westenra |
| The first section of the play follows | Lucy Westenra's search for love while she listens to |
| Sally Cooper as | Lucy Weston |
| ade was cast in the biggest role of her career, | Lucy Weston in Dracula, which starred Bela Lugosi an |
| Lucy Weston Pickett (1904 - 1997) was a Mary Lyon Pr | |
| Lucy Wharton Drexel (1867-1944) was a Manhattan soci | |
| She was the second daughter of | Lucy Wharton, and Joseph William Drexel, her sister |
| The most popular wreck for divers is The | Lucy, which sank in good condition in 1967 after bei |
| George falls in love with | Lucy, while in Florence, but Charlotte whisks her ch |
| r played with Van der Graaf Generator and Juicy | Lucy, while Stuart Leatherwood formed the duo Gary & |
| Charlotte was meeting her younger half-sister, | Lucy, who had run away from home and their mother Ei |
| Lucy, who married Francis Stuart, 10th Earl of Moray | |
| There was also a daughter | Lucy, who married Bampfylde Rodd of Devon, a distant |
| She comes across a blind girl named | Lucy who is searching for her caregiver, Lucas. |
| r boys but most notable was the eldest daughter | Lucy who in 1638 married John Hutchinson. |
| She is mother to the couple's daughter, | Lucy who is mentioned numerously throughout the seri |
| falling ill during a visit from Franklin's Aunt | Lucy, who is an archaeologist. |
| play to Woman in Mind, it is about a teenager, | Lucy, who escapes her unhappiness with her own famil |
| the property to Thomas M. Carnegie and his wife | Lucy, who had also acquired Dungeness. |
| Ashmun had one wife, | Lucy, who died in 1812 at the age of 37. |
| Lucy, who arranged to meet Bradley, in secret persua | |
| 2009 | Lucy Wiegersma/Granntevka Prince |
| in Upper Arley passed to the late lord's sister | Lucy, wife of Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of Mountnorr |
| Molly Lamont as | Lucy Wilding (uncredited) |
| She was replaced by | Lucy Wilkins in summer 1996. |
| own at first refuses, correctly suspecting that | Lucy will pull it away as always; but Lucy convinces |
| In late 2010, | Lucy will be filming a small role in The Woman in Bl |
| hali becomes pregnant, and Kumar is afraid that | Lucy will discover his deception, so he tries to for |
| Jodie Jacobs (Marcy), Debbie Kurup (Diana) with | Lucy Williamson and Mark Goldthorp. |
| At Cambridge at this time he was influential on | Lucy Wills and was awarded Sc.D. in 1914. |
| William Slack on 16 July 1907 for the murder of | Lucy Wilson. |
| ch of England, Three previous incumbents - Revd | Lucy Winkett, Revd Laura Burgess and Revd Claire Rob |
| Lucy Wise (born c. 1681 - March 5, 1727) married Joh | |
| commemorated the fiftieth anniversary of I Love | Lucy with eight collector covers celebrating memorab |
| It stars Mick Molloy, Bob Franklin and Judith | Lucy, with Alan Brough, Bill Hunter, Marshall Napier |
| In April 1861, | Lucy witnessed the shelling of Fort Sumter from a ro |
| house (1784-1855) and his wife and first cousin | Lucy Wodehouse. |
| Borley's Wood, Langham Close Wood and | Lucy Wood are also protected Ancient Woodland. |
| - Performed by Richie Sambora, Travis Tritt and | Lucy Woodward |
| Also in 2010, Amsterdam based British singer | Lucy Woordward recorded a version on her third album |
| After graduation | Lucy worked at the Press Association's weather centr |
| that without J.R. to drive Gary off Southfork, | Lucy would never have been born. |
| If | Lucy would start going to school, Pamela would not t |
| Additionally, he felt Princess | Lucy would be tiresome, and said he had hoped the sh |
| Charlie Brown decides that | Lucy would never pull her trick on a national holida |
| Cassatt introduced her to Camille Pissarro and | Lucy wound up studying with him. |
| In 1779, | Lucy Wright and her beau, Elizur Goodrich, participa |
| Wright, the brother of classical archaeologist | Lucy Wright Mitchell, the husband of author Mary Tap |
| Lucy Wright worked with Joseph Meacham until his dea | |
| Lucy Wright | |
| Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the son of | Lucy Wright and her husband Theophilus DesBrisay, Jr |
| Lucy writes of this in the book, she may have even s | |
| Pope John Paul II canonized St. ZhenMei | Lucy Yi and her companions, the Martyr Saints of Chi |
| e and orchestra were directed by Georgia Starr, | Lucy Z. Reynolds, and Grace D. Walesman. |
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