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Pages created

USA

California

Pres Romanillos American animator
ScholarShare California tax free investment account
Scholarshare Investment Board Board of supervisors of ScholarShare

Maryland (gen)

1st Maryland Infantry, CSA, Regiment of the CSA formed of volunteers from Maryland
2nd Maryland Infantry, CSA, Regiment of the CSA formed of volunteers from Maryland
Annapolis Subscription Plate, 18th Century Maryland horse race and silver trophy
Dodon, 18th Century Maryland farmhouse and tobacco plantation
Dungannon (horse), Racehorse in 18th Century Maryland
First Light Division, Maryland Volunteers
Gundry Sanitarium, Establishment for the treatment of mental illness in early 20th Century Maryland
Mahoney v Ashton, Slavery case in Annapolis, Maryland in 1791
Maryland in the American Revolution
History of the Maryland Militia in the Civil War
History of slavery in Maryland
Jarvis Hospital, Union hospital in Baltimore, Maryland during the American Civil War
Maryland Gazette Maryland newspaper
Maryland Jockey Club, Maryland turf club
Maryland Line (CSA), Volunteers from Maryland who fought for the CSA
Maryland Square, 19th Century mansion in Baltimore, Maryland
Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland branch of the American Colonization Society
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, West River, Maryland
Parole Hunt Club, Maryland turf club
Protestant Revolution (Maryland), Puritan-led overthrow of Calvert family rule in 17th Century Maryland
The Ark (ship), 17th Century ship bringing settlers to colonial Maryland
Warburton Manor, Home of the Digges Family in Colonial Maryland
Washington Blues, Militia company from Maryland during the War of 1812

Maryland (people)

Benedict Swingate Calvert, 18th Century Maryland politician and judge
Charles Calvert (governor), 18th Century Maryland politician
Charles Carroll of Annapolis, 18th Century Maryland politician
Eleanor Darnall Carroll, Heiress in Colonial Maryland
Elizabeth Calvert, Heiress in Colonial Maryland
George Calvert (planter), 19th Century Maryland planter and slaveowner
George H. Steuart (militia general), 18th Century Maryland militia general
George H. Steuart (physician), 19th Century Maryland physician
George H. Steuart (politician), 18th Century Maryland politician and judge
Henry Darnall, 17th Century Maryland planter and politician
Henry Darnall II Wealthy Roman Catholic planter in Colonial Maryland
Henry Darnall III Wealthy planter in Colonial Maryland
Henry Lowe (politician) Politician and planter in Colonial Maryland
Jacob Small 19th Century Mayor of Baltimore
Jesse Hunt 19th Century Mayor of Baltimore
John Hanson Thomas Jerome, 19th Century Mayor of Baltimore
John L. Carey, 19th Century Maryland newspaper editor
John Smith Hollins 19th Century Mayor of Baltimore
Jonas Green Newspaper editor in Colonial Maryland
Colonel Joseph Sterrett, Maryland militia officer who served during the Battle of Baltimore
Justus Engelhardt Kühn Portrait painter in Colonial Maryland
Michael MacNamara Politician in Colonial Maryland
Onorio Razzolini‎, 18th Century immigrant to Maryland and the first Italian to hold public office in North America
Philip Darnall English barrister and coloniser
Richard Sprigg Steuart Medical doctor in Maryland, and founder of the Maryland Hospital for the Insane.
Rosalie Stier Calvert 19th Century plantation owner
Samuel Hinks 19th Century Mayor of Baltimore
Steuart family Maryland branch of the clan Stewart
Thomas Ruckle 19th Century Maryland painter
Walter Dulany Politician in Colonial Maryland
William Digges Virginia politician and planter
William Frederick Steuart 19th Century Maryland medical doctor who served in the CSA
William Steuart (Mayor of Baltimore) 18th Century Maryland politician
William Steuart (Planter)‎ 18th Century Maryland planter
Zachariah Hood 18th Century Maryland tax collector

North Carolina

3rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment, CSA
Aquascogoc Native American tribe of Secotan people in what is now North Carolina
Dasamongueponke Native American tribe
Simon Fernandes, Portuguese navigator who guided Sir Walter Raleigh's expedition to Roanaoke
Wanchese (Native American leader)

Virginia

George H. Steuart (diplomat) 20th Century American diplomat
James Maury (consul), 19th Century American consul
Lancaster Court House Historic District Historic district in Lancaster, Virginia
Simon Fernandez 16th Century Portuguese navigator and pirate
St. Mary's, Whitechapel 17th Century Episcopalian church in Lancaster County, Virginia
Steuart Blakemore Building Historic building in Lancaster, Virginia

United Kingdom

Devon and Cornwall

Lekerock Cove, cove in Cornwall
Mortehoe Museum Museum in Morthoe
Net Loft, Polperro
St Brannock's Church, Braunton, Devon
Hospital of St Lawrence, Bodmin, Cornwall
St Mary's Church, Morthoe Church in Devon

England (finance)

England (general)

13 Soho Square
Argyll House (Chelsea)
Consulate of the United States in Liverpool
Kingsnympton Hall, bombed and demolished house in Surrey
Pilot Inn Pub in Greenwich
Southwold Sailors' Reading Room Building in Southwold
The Big Egg Hunt 2012 charity event in London
Woodcote Park Country home of the RAC, formerly the estate of the Lords Baltimore

England (people)

Barrie Heath British WW2 fighter pilot and businessman
Bernard Cookson British cartoonist
Cecil Bebb British pilot
Christopher Walter Waitt British aviator, recipient of the Military Medal
Clara Montalba 19th Century English painter
Clarissa Parish Anglo-Italian artist
Clive Collins English cartoonist
Douglas Francis Jerrold 20th Century British journalist and fascist sympathiser
Duncan Heath English talent agent
Ella Baron British Cartoonist
Ellen Montalba 19th Century English painter
Francis Brerewood English artist
Francis Hill Sewell Victorian clergyman and the benefactor of All Saints Church, Lindfield
George Frederick Tippett 19th Century English builder and entrepreneur
George S. V. Wills 19th Century English Chemist
George Wynter, Tudor naval commander and adventurer
Graham Francis Defries English Cartoonist
Henry Cavendish (politician) 16th Century British politician, traveller and libertine
Hilda Montalba 19th Century British artist
Hugh Pollard (Major) British secret agent
James Cogan (teacher)
James Weller Ladbroke 19th Century English property developer
John Asbridge English vicar and founder of the Shepherd's Bush Housing Association
John Edward Crowther English textile entrepreneur
Kenneth Mahood British Cartoonist
Lady Anna Sophie Herbert, 17th Century English noblewoman
List of former pupils of The Hall School (Hampstead)
Marita Black Anglo-American writer and singer
Max Howard English film producer
Mona Vivian English stage actress
Nicola Jennings, cartoonist
Percival W. Hawkins Architect
Philip Waller, historian and fellow of Merton College, Oxford
Sally Artz English cartoonist
Stephen Gunn (historian)
Tim Butcher English author
Tim Kevan English barrister and author
Thomas Allason English architect
William Strickland (farmer) 18 Century English gentleman farmer and traveller

Churches & Chapels

All Saints Church, Lindfield, Sussex
All Saints Notting Hill, Church in Notting Hill
All Saints Church, Weybourne, North Norfolk
Chapel of St Nicholas, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire
Chapel Royal, Hampton Court
Church of St John the Baptist, Stokesay, Shropshire
Holy Trinity Church, Wolverton, Buckinghamshire
Merton College Chapel, Oxford
Petworth House Chapel
St Andrews Church, Wootton Rivers, Wiltshire
Church of St Bartholomew, Hanworth, Norfolk
Shepherd's Bush Tabernacle Former Baptist church in Shepherd's Bush
St Brannock's Church, Braunton, Devon
St Hilda's Church, Egton, Yorkshire
St Faith's Chapel, Westminster
St Mary's Church, Beverston, Gloucestershire
St Mary's Church, Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire
St Mary's Church, Morthoe, Church in Devon
St Mary's Church, Barnsley, Gloucestershire
St Mary Magdalene, Cowden, Kent
St John's Notting Hill, London
St Nicholas Church, Poling, Parish church in Poling, West Sussex
St Peter's Dyrham, Gloucestershire
St Peter's Notting Hill, London
St Simon's Church, Shepherd's Bush, London
St Stephen's Church, Shepherd's Bush, London
St Swithun-upon-Kingsgate Church Church in Winchester, Hampshire
St Thomas, Charterhouse, demolished church in London
The Vyne Chapel Chapel of The Vyne, 16th Century country house, Hampshire

Gloucestershire

Barnsley House, House and Gardens in Gloucestershire
George Wynter, Tudor naval commander and adventurer
St Mary's Church, Barnsley, Gloucestershire
St Mary's Church, Beverston, Gloucestershire
St Peter's Dyrham, Dyrham, Gloucestershire
The Court House, Chipping Campden, Historic Cotswold House in Gloucestershire

London

Notting Hill

Shepherd's Bush

Anglo-American Exhibition Exhibition in White City
Bush Court Building in Shepherd's Bush
Cathnor Park Public park in Shepherd's Bush
Dimco Buildings Grade II Listed Buildings in Shepherd's Bush, London
Goldhawk Road Road in Shepherd's Bush
Hammersmith Park Park in White City, London
Helios (statue)
History of Shepherd's Bush
Latin-British Exhibition Exhibition in White City
Passmore Edwards Public Library, Shepherd's Bush
Princess Victoria (public house) Public house in Shepherd's Bush
Roseford Court Public housing in Shepherd's Bush
Shepherd's Bush Conservation Area
Shepherd's Bush Green
Shepherds Bush Housing Association
Shepherd's Bush Market
Shepherds Bush Palladium
Shepherd’s Bush Pavilion
Shepherd's Bush Tabernacle Former Baptist church in Shepherd's Bush
Shepherd's Bush Village Hall
St Simon's Church, Shepherd's Bush
St Stephen's Church, Shepherd's Bush
St Stephen's School (Shepherd's Bush)
West 12 Shepherds Bush Shopping Centre in Shepherd's Bush
Woodford Court Public housing in Shepherd's Bush
Wormholt Park Park in Shepherd's Bush

Westminster

College (Westminster School)
College Hall (Westminster School) College Hall, school refectory
St Faith's Chapel, Westminster
The Greaze, pancake toss at Westminster School
Westminster College of Chemistry and Pharmacy A defunct college of chemistry and pharmacy founded in 1841
Westminster School Hall

Oxford

Merton College Chapel
Philip Waller, historian and fellow of Merton College, Oxford
Stephen Gunn (historian)
The Triumph of the West TV series by Warden of Merton John Roberts

Scotland

Argaty, Estate and historic house in Scotland
Clan Stewart of Balquhidder Balquhidder branch of the Clan Stewart
George Steuart Hume 18th Century Scottish physician and landowner
James "Beg" Stewart 15th Century Scottish landowner, ancestor of the Stewarts of Ardvorlich on Lochearnside.
John Wedderburn of Ballendean Scottish planter
James Wedderburn-Colville Scottish planter
Sir John Wedderburn, 5th Baronet of Blackness Jacobite, hanged after the '45
William Cunninghame 18th Century Scottish tobacco merchant
William Stewart of Baldorran, 2nd Laird of Baldorran, 1st Royal Bailie of the Crown lands of Balquhidder

Sussex

All Saints Church, Lindfield, Sussex
Hammonds Place Elizabethan manor house in Burgess Hill, Sussex

Yorkshire

Bank Bottom Mill Yorkshire textile mill
Egton Estate, Sporting estate in Yorkshire
John Edward Crowther Ltd Textile company in Yorkshire
St Hilda's Church, Egton

Animation, Cartoons & Media

Awards, Festivals & People

17th CAT Awards Annual cartoon awards in London
21st CAT Awards Annual cartoon awards in London
Canterbury Anifest Animation festival in Canterbury, England
BAFTA Student Film Awards Annual awards festival in Los Angeles
British Animation Film Festival An annual film festival in London
Cartoon Art Trust Awards Annual cartoon awards in London
Cortoons Gandia Animation Festival in Gandia, Spain
Ella Baron British Cartoonist
FMX (Conference) Annual visual effects conference in Stuttgart
London Film Week
London International Animation Festival
London International Student Film Festival
London Short Film Festival
Manchester Animation Festival
Motoyoshi Tokunaga Japanese Animation Producer
VFX Festival Visual effects festival in London
Young Cartoonist of the Year Award

Principles of Animation

Anticipation (animation) One of the 12 basic principles of animation
Creature animation The process of animating animals and creatures
Follow through and overlapping action One of the 12 Principles of animation

Arts & Media - Gen

2020 Casting Casting agency in London
British Cartoonists' Association Association of British cartoonists
Cartoon Art Trust
Fritz Schiller Dutch artist
Jacques Muller (animator) French animator
John Jensen (cartoonist) Australian cartoonist
Kenneth Mahood British Cartoonist
Nicola Jennings British cartoonist
Sailor and the Devil 1967 Short film by Richard Williams and Errol le Cain
The Official Lawyer’s Handbook
The Triumph of the West British TV series first broadcast in 1985
Vanishing of the Bees US documentary feature film
William Delafield Cook Australian painter

WW2

Misc

Luis Bolín Spanish lawyer and journalist
Nuno da Silva (navigator) Portuguese navigator captured by Francis Drake
Scramble (slave auction)
Thomas Haines Dudley US Consul in Liverpool during the American Civil War

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		For your work on George H. Steuart (Brigadier General)‎. You should nominate it for a Good article! Omarcheeseboro (talk) 17:13, 26 December 2009 (UTC)

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