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| In 1812 he married | Lucy, eldest daughter of Rev. Thomas Dunham Whitaker |
| On 23 September 1679 Price married | Lucy, eldest daughter and coheiress of Robert Rodd o |
| Julia Roberts was offered the role of | Lucy Eleanor Moderatz but turned it down |
| Sandra Bullock as | Lucy Eleanor Moderatz, a young woman who lives in Ch |
| her was Abner Wilcox (1808-1869) and mother was | Lucy Eliza Hart (1814-1869). |
| The oldest son of the 1st Earl of Bradford and | Lucy Elizabeth Byng, was educated at Harrow School, |
| Lord Byron married | Lucy Elizabeth Jane Wescomb, daughter of Reverend Wi |
| urveyor Donald Campbell(1830-1900) and his wife | Lucy Elizabeth(nee Speak)(1828-1922) of Church Lane, |
| uston Daily Telegraph, during which time he met | Lucy Ella Gonzales (or Waller), a woman of multi-eth |
| eabody Loring (history), Alice James (history), | Lucy Elliot Keeler (history), Florence Trail (ancien |
| Lucy Ellmann (born 18 October 1956 in Evanston, Illi | |
| She was also survived by her mother ( | Lucy Emma Berger) who was 5 months from her 100 birt |
| o do not appear in the anime, such as Aiko, who | Lucy encounters prior to her capture (although she b |
| Lucy ends up having to substitute her own hand for M | |
| Lucy endured a moaning layabout husband Alf (James E | |
| s found choking in a pile of mud by her mother, | Lucy Ennis (Gladys died in 1995 at age 94, the last |
| On December 20, 1952, | Lucy entered the restaurant owned by Zehmer with a b |
| The special opens with | Lucy enticing Charlie Brown to kick the football she |
| oximately 30-second guest role in a 1955 I Love | Lucy episode entitled "L.A. at Last" in which she pl |
| Rice was mentioned in an I Love | Lucy episode entitled "The Camping Trip", and was po |
| In the Season 4 I Love | Lucy episode "Ethel's Home Town", Ethel Mertz perfor |
| The actual diamond appeared on the Here's | Lucy episode "Lucy Meets the Burtons" in 1970. |
| ing collected 12 points on her driving licence, | Lucy escaped a driving ban after she appealed to mag |
| Edward L. Doheny and his granddaughter, | Lucy Estelle, circa 1928 |
| ekah Mary Buxton, daughter of Gerald Buxton and | Lucy Ethel Pease, on 15 December 1921, and they had |
| Lucy Evangelista represented Northern Ireland at Mis | |
| Best Body - | Lucy Evangelista (Northern Ireland) |
| It all comes out when barmaid Lauren Wilson ( | Lucy Evans) gets a drink spilt down her top in the R |
| Born as Leslie Violet | Lucy Evelyn Wood, she was also Director of the World |
| layers Forum, along with John Leatherbarrow and | Lucy Evenden. |
| Lucy eventually falls for a psychologist named Dr. | |
| d, and promises she would be a better wife than | Lucy ever was. |
| Lucy Ewell (music, graphics) | |
| Tilton, American actress best known for playing | Lucy Ewing Cooper on Dallas |
| ived drama, Emerald Point N.A.S., and as one of | Lucy Ewing's love interests, Casey Denault, in Dalla |
| Upon seeing him again, | Lucy explains that she still does not know who he is |
| As the season progresses, | Lucy faces more and greater challenges in medicine a |
| In 1993 she founded the | Lucy Faithfull Foundation, which works as a child pr |
| Lucy Faithfull, Baroness Faithfull, OBE (26 December | |
| nd his wish is answered when a young girl named | Lucy, falling naked from the sky, enters his life. |
| uaraldi (who'd later be known for his Linus and | Lucy fame, and was already known for "Cast Your Fate |
| The previous owners of Charlecote Park, the | Lucy family, had become extinct in the male line. |
| Lucy Faulkner, Equality Manager, Football Associatio | |
| nt of Ulster Women's Unionist Association under | Lucy Faulkner. |
| such as The Cranberries or Crash Test Dummies, | Lucy featured those artists. |
| nrad Tolendahl Lally was the sole child born to | Lucy Fedora Wells and Conrad Colthurst Whitley Lally |
| Agnes Glynne - | Lucy Ferrier |
| Dame Gwen | Lucy Ffrangcon-Davies, DBE (25 January 1891 - 27 Jan |
| Saint | Lucy Filippini (Italian: Santa Lucia Filippini) (13 |
| The TV project eventually became I Love | Lucy, films of which the Arnazes retained ownership |
| met and hires during her stay at the hospital, | Lucy finds the magazine floundering without her hard |
| The next morning, | Lucy finds Anne scrubbing up a huge bloodstain on th |
| e children from his marriage to Emma, Bella and | Lucy Finkel, became Yiddish actors. |
| His wife | Lucy first appears in Christopher Bond's play. |
| Lucy Fisher - Vocals | |
| Miriam Webster, Deborah Ezzy, Donia Makedonez, | Lucy Fisher - 4:33 |
| "The Enemy's Defeated" (Bullock & | Lucy Fisher) |
| "Lord of the Heavens" ( | Lucy Fisher; from God Is in the House) |
| the guests at the ceremony were her daughters, | Lucy Fleming and Kate Grimond. |
| es with the parents; and Joseph W., who married | Lucy Fleser, and is a farmer. |
| "Sugar Blues" (Clarence Williams, | Lucy Fletcher) 3:26 |
| linois Training School for Nurses together with | Lucy Flowers. |
| Phillip Morris sponsored I Love | Lucy for the first three seasons and part of the fou |
| 48-1951), the forerunner of television's I Love | Lucy, for which Denning was replaced by Ball's real- |
| Dame Elizabeth "Liz" Anne | Lucy Forgan, DBE (born 31 August 1944) is an English |
| Lucy Fortescue, married George Lyttelton, 1st Baron | |
| Joseph and | Lucy Foster Sexton House, 5490 Hollister Ave., Santa |
| Lucy found herself bullier at her new comprehensive | |
| Lucy Fox - Lucy Durant | |
| The BBC programme guide has no data for a | Lucy Foxall, and neither does Walford Web. |
| s published in 1991 has the original actress as | Lucy Foxall, with an A not an E.Gungadin 13:00, 16 A |
| She was credited as | Lucy Foxell in the 1989 episode. |
| e father of George Herbert Strutt and daughters | Lucy Frances and Clara. |
| ory "Chino" has been translated into English by | Lucy Fraser and is available online via the Japanese |
| Robertson married Philadelphia Mary | Lucy Fraser, daughter of W. N. Fraserof Tornaveen, A |
| lm stars Paul Morris, Amber Newman, David Levy, | Lucy Frashure, Renae Raos, Debbie Rochon and S. Will |
| a daughter who married Charles L. McCauley, and | Lucy Frelinghuysen. |
| t he had his memory voluntarily erased, he knew | Lucy from before, and to find a way to solve the puz |
| isode of the television situation comedy I Love | Lucy from 1956, entitled "Lucy And The Loving Cup", |
| lumbia as the dean of the law school and as the | Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law. |
| ean of Columbia College of Columbia University, | Lucy G. Moses Professor, and Brander Matthews Profes |
| New York - The New York Landmarks Conservancy: | Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award, 2005 |
| from his posts as Dean of Columbia College and | Lucy G. Moses Professor; beginning in academic year |
| Jane Wyman in | Lucy Gallant, 1955 |
| s a three part 2008 drama miniseries written by | Lucy Gannon and produced for ITV. |
| ried to Letitia J. Garrard, and had a daughter, | Lucy Garrard Stell. |
| Holby City (2001) | Lucy Gartside |
| Derek Thompson, Suzanne Packer, Ben Turner and | Lucy Gaskell appear as nurses Charlie Fairhead, Tess |
| ber 2007, in which she works with school friend | Lucy Gaskell. |
| in his novels Fools of Fortune and The Story of | Lucy Gault. |
| Independence Party candidate | Lucy Gerold finished third. |
| Independence Party: | Lucy Gerold |
| Melissa Leo as | Lucy Gessler |
| When | Lucy gets a hold of a bubble-gum card of Charlie Bro |
| also the author of several novels including The | Lucy Ghosts (1991), Ring of Red Roses (1992), Manche |
| He was the fifth son of Judge John Speed and | Lucy Gilmer Fry Speed, both of prominent slave-holdi |
| The | Lucy Glacier is a wide glacier which flows southeast |
| -equipped Hercules (LC-130) aircraft crashed on | Lucy Glacier, near Mount Isbell. |
| Victoria, to grazier Thomas Peter Connellan and | Lucy Glowrey. |
| Lucy Glynne, married James Gordon | |
| ed in 1887; Sarah H. Bradford, Ednah D. Cheney, | Lucy Goddard, Abby W. May, L.M. Peabody, Harriet M. |
| The article on Saint | Lucy goes into details on the eyes, so it appears th |
| Then, one night, | Lucy goes sleepwalking into the local graveyard. |
| He married for a second time on 19 May 1912 (to | Lucy Goldstein Brinkmann) and died of typhoid fever |
| Lucy Goodale Thurston, 19th century Christian Hawaii | |
| On October 12, 1819 he married | Lucy Goodale, a cousin of a classmate. |
| The Henry and | Lucy Gooding Endowment and the Bryan family made a g |
| Her parents were Charles Blowsnake and | Lucy Goodvillage. |
| Lucy Gordon | |
| including those for award winners Liz Fielding, | Lucy Gordon and Trish Wylie as well as her own |
| However, briefly, | Lucy got the upper hand. |
| ouple married in 1986 and have three daughters, | Lucy, Grace and Emily. |
| ts include Matt Preston, Kate Langbroek, Judith | Lucy, Graeme Blundell, Celia Pacquola, Andrew Rule, |
| Clow married | Lucy Graham in 1857. |
| Lord Powis married Lady | Lucy Graham, the daughter of James Graham, 3rd Duke |
| He was educated at the Hampton | Lucy Grammar School, where he learnt about plants fr |
| n she was succeeded by her own first counselor, | Lucy Grant Cannon. |
| Eve Morey as | Lucy Green |
| us routes at 40th Street include 30, 40 and the | LUCY Green Route. |
| Frita along with Loco Moco, Jucy | Lucy, green chile burgers at Bobcat Bite, and the fr |
| Terence | Lucy Greenidge (14 January 1902 - 18 December 1970) |
| by Guilherme Apolonio (Luke), (Chloe Dolandis) ( | Lucy), Gregg Weiner (Ambrose), Sally Bondi (Aunt Syb |
| Keppel's relationship with Lady Eliza | Lucy Grey was discovered by her husband Sir George G |
| McNeil; Wilson Miles Cary Fairfax, who married | Lucy Griffeth; Farinda Fairfax, who married Perrin W |
| Lucy Griffiths as Miss Prescott | |
| Lucy Griffiths - Millie | |
| For the British actress born in 1919, see | Lucy Griffiths (actress born 1919). |
| Lucy Griffiths ... Lady Marian | |
| e next woman elected to the Council was Labor's | Lucy Grounds in 1951. |
| With an unnamed mercenary she meets, | Lucy grows and learns the meaning and value of true |
| City Racing include Sarah Lucas, Fiona Banner, | Lucy Gunning, Ceal Floyer and Gillian Wearing. |
| ; launched on 23 August 1943; sponsored by Mrs. | Lucy H. Jordan, widow of Lieutenant Jordan; commissi |
| She later became the merchant schooner | Lucy H. Gibson. |
| Lucy H. Bode, 1985 | |
| as married to a fellow performer, actress Mabel | Lucy Hackney (1880-1914). |
| As | Lucy had already reached the age of 18, her mother w |
| Peter soon finds out that | Lucy had an abortion, not a miscarriage. |
| After the abortion, Ian tells Jane that | Lucy had a miscarriage. |
| Lucy had a taste for fine fabrics and imported house | |
| The biggest arguments that William and | Lucy had were over money. |
| utside influences, due to concerns that "Hungry | Lucy had become more about social media, and less ab |
| Throughout the turmoil of the revivals, | Lucy had revealed her anxiety and her determination |
| He and | Lucy had five children, including a son of the same |
| Plaintiff W. O. | Lucy had known Zehmer for many years and had previou |
| Lucy had lessons from her cousin, a Mr. Windsor of B | |
| Lucy had a perceived health need to live in a dry cl | |
| Lucy Hadi (born circa 1946 in Amelia Island, Florida | |
| Dr. | Lucy Hagenow was a physician who operated an illegal |
| Mountain; she has also appeared in Casualty as | Lucy Hainford, and in Doctors as Gemma Mason, and in |
| Lucy Hale as Rose Baker | |
| wife's death, Chandler resumed his romance with | Lucy Hale, who had been secretly betrothed in 1865 t |
| On April 14, 1891, he married | Lucy Halm. |
| , behind only Jeanne Calment, Sarah Knauss, and | Lucy Hannah (the latter by only 18 days). |
| Features the appearance of the slayer | Lucy Hanover who appears in many of the Buffy books |
| Guided by | Lucy Hanover, Buffy goes back to the day where she t |
| Lucy Harmon, an American teenager, is arriving in th | |
| Lucy Harris - The main attraction at "The Red Rat". | |
| racter of Ivy is the foundation for the role of | Lucy Harris that was later created for the stage mus |
| Edward Randolph (? - April 1757) married | Lucy Harrison of Berkeley (the daughter of Benjamin |
| Lucy Harrison Norvell Clark died in May 1928. | |
| Participating artists included | Lucy Harrison, Delaine Le Bas and Russell Herron. |
| However, he does not support | Lucy's decision to let Jane and Ian raise the baby, |
| Lucy has decided to lose her virginity and becomes a | |
| Lucy has survived, but is psychologically scarred an | |
| Lucy has stated in various interviews that "dad alwa | |
| John McClane's daughter | Lucy has joined the police force. |
| incapable of a mature relationship with a man; | Lucy hasn't finished either of the university degree |
| Dame Anna Patricia | Lucy Hassan, DBE is a British educator who is Consul |
| Lucy Hastings bore her husband four sons, though thr | |
| As Countess of Huntingdon, | Lucy Hastings became involved in a bitter property d |
| Lucy Hastings' poems were not published in her lifet | |
| Now | Lucy Hastings, she was tutored by Bathsua Makin, and |
| of Ensign William King of Suffield and his wife | Lucy Hatheway. |
| On 3 June 1856, he married | Lucy Hawkins. |
| Lucy Hay, Countess of Carlisle. | |
| Lucy Hay, Countess of Carlisle (1599 - 5 November 16 | |
| a Scotia, in which she plays a character called | Lucy Hay; and also in director Gareth Bryn's Driven, |
| States Senator Henry F. Lippitt (1911-1917) and | Lucy Hayes Herron Lippitt. |
| Later, Peter discovers | Lucy's abortion clinic letter and they have a heartf |
| After administering a powerful sedative to | Lucy, he too hears strange noises. |
| ston, Essex, by William Clopton, whose daughter | Lucy he had married. |
| n married his long-term girlfriend, TV producer | Lucy Heald in Hampshire. |
| Lucy Helen Soulsby 1887-1897 | |
| He married | Lucy Helmore, the ex-wife of Bryan Ferry, in October |
| olto Douglas (1855-1891) (twin), married Martha | Lucy Hennessy in 1888, committed suicide. |
| ns,' are reprinted in The Devotions of the Lady | Lucy Herbert of Powis, edited by the Rev. John Morri |
| Lady | Lucy Herbert (1669-1744), was an English devotional |
| Lucy Herndon Crockett (born 4 April 1914 in Honolulu | |
| based on the novel The Magnificent Bastards by | Lucy Herndon Crockett. |
| Lucy Higginson, Editor since 2002 of Horse & Hound | |
| Lucy Hockings (born c.1975) is a New Zealander who i | |
| Chatham married | Lucy Hodgin Hanes in 1919 and had two sons, Hugh Gwy |
| ghter of Governor Francis Wilkinson Pickens and | Lucy Holcombe Pickens, wife of George Couvier Dugas. |
| r Francis Wilkinson Pickens and his third wife, | Lucy Holcombe, were married just before he left the |
| members including Holland's sister, saxophonist | Lucy Holland, his Limp Twins collaborator Russ Porte |
| Scotia, the son of Captain Elkanah Clements and | Lucy Holmes. |
| Lucy Holt as Lucy | |
| 1628: Francis | Lucy, Hon. |
| It is likely that | Lucy hoped to be able to spend more of her husband's |
| Lucy Hornak as Wrangler Shop Assistant | |
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