Sherwood (surname) — Sherwood is a surname, and may refer to* Adrian Sherwood * Alf Sherwood, Welsh footballer * Allan Sherwood * Bill Sherwood * Billy Sherwood, musician and one time member of the band Yes * Brad Sherwood * Brandi Sherwood, former Miss USA and Miss… … Wikipedia
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Sherwood, William — • Bishop of Meath, d. at Dublin, 3 Dec. 1482. He was an English ecclesiastic who obtained the see by papal provision in April, 1460 Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 … Catholic encyclopedia
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