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Found 897 people results for “tynwald” showing 1-20
Photograph (late 19th-early 20th century)
Braddan
2 June 1880
28 March 1870
18 December 1876
Tynwald 5th July 1951
7 July 1872
Tynwald 5 July 1951.
Past Master of Tynwald Masonic Lodge, Douglas war Pensions (d.1943/44?)
Artist and designer of Manx postage and revenue stamps, currency notes and gold coinage (1911-1988)
Manx Gaelic speaker and official Tynwald translator (1910-1996)
Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man
Manx language student (1917-1984)
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Onchan
4 year(s)
18 August 1880
Patrick
28 August 1867
19 October 1886
Lezayre
19 March 1859
