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... Jones, Mr. W. Corin, Mrs. James, Mr. F. Corin, Isabel Corin, Messrs. Richard Green, John Green, Jimmy Green, and George Green (cousins), Mrs. H. Corin, Mr. J. James, Mrs. John Corin, Mrs. W. Corin, Mr. W. Eddy, Mrs. P. Jenkin, Mr. S. Jenkin, Mts. S. Jenkin ...
... youngest son of Mr and Mrs W C Osborne of St Columb and Pte Lillian Banks twin daughter of Mr and the late Mrs H Banks of 13 Cardigan Street Preston Lancs The bridegroom’s mother and tw’o sisters Mrs G Tabb Enniscaven St Dennis and Mrs D Vincent of London ...
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... They were a species of cavalry which were mote lightly armed than the men-at-arms. English soldiers called them paunce nars. because they wore the German panzer, a sleeveless coat .chainmail. Sir John Fortescue commented upon the derivation the word pauncenar ...