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Meaning of "levett"
Levett (noun): A surname of English origin, possibly derived from the Old French word 'levee' meaning 'raised' or 'elevated'
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- A surname.
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Levett was satisfied with the guidance.
Wilson then discussed the cheating with Levett.
Levett ran at a more leisurely pace and was an easy winner.
By the fifth mile Levett was leading.
Levett was crestfallen.
I have got Levett working on it.
Levett left behind a group of settlers to carry on after he returned to England.
The subsequent events led to a slander trial at which Levett was one of the defendants.
Dean Levett was survived by five daughters.
Other ancestral lands passed from the family with the marriage of Levett heiresses.
Parson Levett had taken to his new sideline.
Among the prime movers of the early Wealden iron industry were the Levett family.
Levett replaced the existing house with a new mansion in the Georgian style.
The family name was spelled Levett in early Massachusetts records.
But Levett was quickly reinstated.
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Minister Calamy even dedicated a sermon to Lady Levett.
Francis Levett followed in their footsteps.
I am called Levett.
Parson Levett was the first to cast iron cannons in England.
But thanks to friends in high places, Levett was quickly reinstated.
In the meantime Levett was assigned to more pressing matters in England.
What was the function of the objects representing animals in the Levett Collection?
Levett was named to advise Gorges as the governor of the Plymouth Colony.
There is a monument to Catherine Levett Dering on the floor of the church chancel.
Levett also took an advanced degree from Orleans University in France.
Alison Keith thanked Brad Levett for taking over as Editor in difficult circumstances.
Levett was married to the daughter of English diplomat and ambassador Sir Harry Smith Parkes.
In the meantime, Levett exploited all his connections.
Levett apparently grew restless, and instead turned his sights towards a career as an explorer.
In other letters, Prideaux mentioned alliances with Levett in ongoing church political maneuverings.
The several Levett byways in Lichfield are named for the family.
The girl was able to walk away but despite fervent attempts, Levett would not revive.
Initially, Levett was regarded with deep suspicion.
Reed and Hernandez were brothers, according to Levett.
Eventually Levett grew accustomed to the smaller aircraft, but it was a steep learning curve.
In many subsequent colonial records, Leavitt 's name also appears as Levet or Levett.
The King appointed the armigerous Levett his chief " goonstone maker.
Levett and his wife later inherited Babington properties at Curburough, Whittington and elsewhere in Staffordshire.
Despite their impressive Norman lineage, the Levett brothers were strictly middle-class.
Levett proposed naming it York after York, England, the town of his birth.
Reed and Hernandez were brothers, Levett said.
Although originally from Yorkshire, Levett apparently decided to remain in Lincolnshire.
Nevertheless, either out of an explorer 's zeal or a businessman 's gimlet eye, Levett forged ahead.
Ward also painted a group portrait of three Levett children - John, Theophilus and Frances Levett.
Kathleen Folbigg has always protested her innocence . - by Emma Levett.
Even in death, Capt. Levett could not avoid the controversies roiling the age.
Another was Ward 's 1811 painting entitled The Reverend Thomas Levett and his favourite dogs, cock-shooting.
On the surface, Capt. Levett seemed ideally placed to push such settlement.
One Levett family home, she noted, was known for its ' gloomy ' atmosphere.
The United Kingdom census, 1881 shows the Levett family and fourteen servants in residence.
