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111List of supporting Harry Potter characters — The following are supporting characters in the Harry Potter series written by J. K. Rowling. Contents 1 The Dursleys 1.1 Vernon Dursley 1.2 Petunia Dursley 1.3 Dudley Dursley …
112man — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 male person ADJECTIVE ▪ elderly, middle aged, old, older, young ▪ a little old man ▪ a middle aged, balding man …
113Númenor — Place from J. R. R. Tolkien s legendarium Other names See below Description Island (or continent) Location The Great Sea, west of Middle earth Lifespan …
114France — • Geography, statistics, and history Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. France France † …
115Fancy — This very unusual surname recorded in the spellings of Fancy, Fansy, Fennessy, Phinnessy, and Finessy, is of medieval Irish origins. According to our research and to the famous book on Irish surnames by MacLysaght, the surname is mostly found in… …
116Fansy — This very unusual surname recorded in the spellings of Fancy, Fansy, Fennessy, Phinnessy, and Finessy, is of medieval Irish origins. According to our research and to the famous book on Irish surnames by MacLysaght, the surname is mostly found in… …
117Fennessy — This very unusual surname recorded in the spellings of Fancy, Fansy, Fennessy, Phinnessy, and Finessy, is of medieval Irish origins. According to our research and to the famous book on Irish surnames by MacLysaght, the surname is mostly found in… …
118Finessy — This very unusual surname recorded in the spellings of Fancy, Fansy, Fennessy, Phinnessy, and Finessy, is of medieval Irish origins. According to our research and to the famous book on Irish surnames by MacLysaght, the surname is mostly found in… …
119Phinnessy — This very unusual surname recorded in the spellings of Fancy, Fansy, Fennessy, Phinnessy, and Finessy, is of medieval Irish origins. According to our research and to the famous book on Irish surnames by MacLysaght, the surname is mostly found in… …
120Fendley — Recorded as Finlay, Finlay, Findlay, Findley, Fendlay, Fendley, and possibly others, this is a surname of Scottish origins, which is also recorded widely in England and Ireland. However spelt it derives from the pre 7th century Gaelic elements… …
