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YourSpain - Almeria
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Cars Hire, etc. The city of Almeria is Andalucia's most eastern capital. Years ago, it was not as well known by tourists as other capitals like Malaga, Seville, or Granada. However, that has changed considerably recently with its growth as a major holiday area. Almeria holds a great deal of charm and is steeped in history. It is located at the foot of a mountain range which is crowned by the magnificent. The cathedral was built during an era when the southern Mediterranean was terrorised by the raids of ...
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YourSpain - Lloret de Mar
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Cars Hire, etc. Lloret de Mar is a town with a history of over a thousand years. One of the first places to embrace mass tourism in Spain, this dynamic town has become a major tourist destination. Meeting place of many different cultures, Lloret has managed to maintain its own traditional customs and identity while incorporating new values as suitable for a cosmopolitan town. Europe's biggest water park, an aquatic zoo and the Universal Studios Port Aventura theme park are all within easy reach. The Llor...
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Kennett Genealogy (North Kent)
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Kennett Genealogy (North Kent). Kennett Genealogy (North Kent). Welcome to the Kennett Family Tree. This Kennett family originated in the north of Kent, UK, and via seafaring family members, spread to various sea ports including Bristol, and on into Somerset and Dorset. The names that interest you may also be found in any of these sub-trees, so it's probably worth checking in the Index pages -. Seymour (Dukes of Somerset.
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YourSpain - Cartagena
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Cars Hire, etc. Is a Mediterranean city and naval station located in the Region of Murcia. In southeastern Spain. It is the second largest city in the Region after the city of Murcia. Cartagena has been the capital of the Spanish Navy in the Mediterranean since the arrival of the Bourbon dynasty in the 18th century. As far back as the 16th century it was one of the most important naval ports in Spain, It is still an important naval seaport, the main military haven of Spain, and naval shipyard. Cartagena&...
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YourSpain - Badalona
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Cars Hire, etc. Is a city in the eastern part Catalonia, the region which is in northeastern part of Spain, and is located next to the city of Barcelona. Almost as a suburb. It is situated on the left bank of the small Besòs river and the Mediterranean Sea to the front of it, and has a stunning backdrop of the Sierra de la Marina mountain range. For many years the Catholic monarchs of Spain used Badalona as their summer retreat and the Saint Jeroni de la Murtra Monastery was originally their residence.
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Hawker Genealogy
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Welcome to Hawker Genealogy. This family tree starts with three generations with the surname Hauker. Over time it gets changed to Hawker, as is used more often nowadays. This is a family which has lived in the area around Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England for most of it's generations. In fact, very few have moved away. The names that interest you may also be found in any of these sub-trees, so it's probably worth checking on the Index pages -. Seymour (Dukes of Somerset.
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Shurmer Genealogy
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Welcome to the Shurmer Family Tree. The name Shurmer, and all it's variants including Shermer, is thought to have derived from the Anglo-Saxon, and referred to a 'dweller by the bright pool'. It is a fairly rare surname and originally found mostly in the south-west of England. The names that interest you may also be found in any of these sub-trees, so it's probably worth checking in the Index pages -. Seymour (Dukes of Somerset.
