Meanings
proper noun
- A surname.
Among the passengers were Sir Gilmour Jenkins, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Transport; Alderman T. H. Harris, Mayor of Swansea; and Major C. G. Traherne, Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan.
1954 August, Charles E. Lee, “The Swansea & Mumbles Railway 150th Anniversary Celebrations”, in Railway Magazine, page 526
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