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Edward Peyton (disambiguation) (view ),
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Pine Bluff State Hospital
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in 1912, it was a private institution managed by the Superintendent Edward Peyton Ritchings, M.D.. A portion of the construction was funded by the state
HMS Greyhound (1720)
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to the Mediterranean in 1736. In April 1740 she came under Captain Edward Peyton , RN then later that year when ordered home she was under command of
Moura massacre
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5 April 2022. Retrieved 9 April 2022. Lorgerie, Paul; McAllister, Edward ; Peyton , Nellie (14 April 2022). MacSwan, Angus (ed.). "Mali massacre survivors
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Lineage of the Immigrant Robert Peyton, Son of Thomas Peyton, Son of Sir Edward Peyton of "Isselham," in England. With Appendix of Connecting Farish Family
Thomas Peyton (died 1484)
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before her death founded the Peyton Hospital in Isleham. John Peyton Edward Peyton Elizabeth Peyton, wife of Edward Langley of Knowlton in Kent. Jane Peyton
Henry Lawrence (President of the Council)
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the church. On 21 October 1628 Lawrence married, Amy, daughter of Sir Edward Peyton , of Iselham, Cambridgeshire. They had seven sons and six daughters.
Maldon (UK Parliament constituency)
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1515 John Strangman ? 1523 John Bozom Thomas Wyburgh 1529 Thomas Tey Edward Peyton 1536 William Harris John Raymond 1539 John Edmonds William Bonham 1542
Knights of the Royal Oak
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— Keyte esq of Camden £1,000 — Middlemore esq of Edgebaston £2,000 Edward Peyton esq £1,800 Capt Geo Rawley £700 Seabright Reppington esq £1,000 — Sheldon
1983 Birthday Honours
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O. Group Captain Anthony Mumford, Royal Air Force. Commander Loftus Edward Peyton Jones, D.S.O., M.B.E., D.S.C., Royal Navy. George Douglas Pinker. Richard
List of naval battles
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and British fleets south of Toulon 1746 June 25 (OS) – British under Edward Peyton vs French under la Bourdonnais 1747 May 14 1st Cape Finisterre – British