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Reginald Alec Martin — is an author of a variety of children s series and other novels. Usually writes under a pseudonym. His various pseudonyms include E. C. Eliott (or E. C. Eliot) and Rex Dixon.As Eliott he wrote the Kemlo and Tas series of books.As Dixon he wrote… … Wikipedia
Dorp (band) — Dorp Origin Cape Town, South Africa London, UK Genres Alternative rock, Electronic (Post 1999) Ska punk, Trip hop, Maskanda (Pre 1999) Years active 1992 Present … Wikipedia
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Crookshanks — This interesting surname, of medieval Scottish origin, though apparently a nickname for a bow legged person, from the older Scots cruik , hook or bend, plus shank , leg bone, is, in fact, of locational origin from residence by the river Crui(c)k… … Surnames reference
Cruickshank — This interesting surname, of medieval Scottish origin, though apparently a nickname for a bow legged person, from the older Scots cruik , hook or bend, plus shank , leg bone, is, in fact, of locational origin from residence by the river Crui(c)k… … Surnames reference
Cruickshanks — This interesting surname, of medieval Scottish origin, though apparently a nickname for a bow legged person, from the older Scots cruik , hook or bend, plus shank , leg bone, is, in fact, of locational origin from residence by the river Crui(c)k… … Surnames reference
Cruikshank — This interesting surname, of medieval Scottish origin, though apparently a nickname for a bow legged person, from the older Scots cruik , hook or bend, plus shank , leg bone, is, in fact, of locational origin from residence by the river Crui(c)k… … Surnames reference
