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Meaning of "george grey"
george grey: A proper noun referring to a person named George Grey, though additional context would be needed to determine the specific individual as there may be multiple people with this name
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George Grey becomes governor for the second time.
The interiors were designed by a team of artists headed by the architect George Grey Wornum.
Sir George Grey occupied the chair.
He worked for a year as assistant to George Grey Wornum.
Governor George Grey agreed to meet those demands.
He was a strong supporter of Sir George Grey.
George Grey incorrectly referred to the class names as family names, for example.
The road between Northampton and Kalbarri, George Grey Drive, runs along its western edge.
The governor, George Grey presented the end of the rebellion as a British victory.
In 1867 he was commissioned to photograph a portrait of Governor George Grey.
As early as 1838, the explorer George Grey had described 3 rock paintings in Worora territory.
For a brief period in 1896 she served as aide to Sir George Grey.
George Grey (British politician).
They returned in March 1847 and faced difficulties with Governor George Grey.
In 1845 George Grey arrived in New Zealand to take up his appointment as governor.
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In 1904, while at university, Caradus was awarded the Sir George Grey Science Scholarship in chemistry.
George Grey had become Governor of New Zealand for a second term in 1861.
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