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ARTHUR WEMYSS, fifth son of the Reverend Alfred Austin Wemyss, Rector of St. Agnes, Tilbury Road, County of Kent, England, had but recently crossed the ocean.
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It was from Alfred Austin Wemyss, Rector of St. Agnes, Tillbury Road, County of Kent, England.
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He was wearing a faded kilt in what Laura, as he approached, managed to identify as the Wemyss tartan.
My Bones Will Keep Mitchell, Gladys, 1901-1983 1977
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Hearing the name "Wemyss, " she returned to the conversation at hand, only to discover that the girls were not discussing Lizzie, but rather her father.
A Breath of Snow and Ashes Gabaldon, Diana 2005
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Auction house Lyon & Turnbull will offer a wide selection of Wemyss pottery, popular Scottish hand-painted wares dating back to 1882, on Tuesday in Edinburgh.
A Wealth of Scottish Treasure Margaret Studer 2011
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Yesterday, the company's director of trading Jeff Wemyss insisted that its cosmetics - branded Taxi Man - are not just for transvestites.
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Colin Clifford's book The Asquiths tells us that Cynthia Asquith was born Cynthia Charteris, the daughter of the Earl of Wemyss.
Archive 2005-07-01 2005
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Colin Clifford's book The Asquiths tells us that Cynthia Asquith was born Cynthia Charteris, the daughter of the Earl of Wemyss.
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“I recognized the Wemyss coach a few in front of us,” he said baldly.
Marriage Most Scandalous JOHANNA LINDSEY 2005
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His father had been a butler for the Wemyss family for many years, had groomed him in the same line of service, though John preferred a more personal level of commitment.
Marriage Most Scandalous JOHANNA LINDSEY 2005
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