Tomassa (c. 1840 – 1900) was a Mexican-American woman who was captured by the Comanche as a child and later integrated into their society. She supported...
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Thomás, Tomas, Tomàs Gallard, and Tomàs i Gallard. She is also called Sor Tomassa or Sor Tomaseta (sor meaning sister in Catalan). "Saint Catherine of Palma"...
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chief of the Ketahto band and later of the entire Yamparika division Tomassa (c. 1840–1900), translator Tosawi (White Knife) (c. 1805/1810 – c. 1878/1880)...
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outfielder Robert S. Johnson, WWII ace Tom Jordan, former MLB catcher Tomassa (c. 1840–1900), translator Stacey King, three-time NBA champion Hellen...
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Peter McRobbie, actor Dave Nelson, baseball player Tom Platz, bodybuilder Tomassa, translator Mary Pope Osborne, children's author Terry Serpico, actor Steve...
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Verden Separate School, originally in Verden but relocated to Chickasha Tomassa (c. 1840–1900), translator "Grady County, Oklahoma". United States Census...
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English and French Albena Bakratcheva Valeri Petrov Nikolai B. Popov Tomassa Xenia Dyakonova Benedicto Wokomaatani Malunga – translator of Things Fall...
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TOTAL: El Salvador abre con tres medallas de Oro". 19 August 2011. "Xenia Tomassa Estrada Villalta". FirstCycling.com. FirstCycling AS. Retrieved 22 January...
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Pritizkano po Josefu Karolu Kotsche. 1793. Duhovni kalendar iz pobosne knisicze Tomassa od Kempis vzet 1793. V-Zagrebu: Pri Trattnern. 1795. Nebeszki pasztir pogublyenu...
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