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CCGS Sir William Alexander was created in 1987.
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∙ 9y agoCCGS Sir Wilfred Grenfell was created in 1987.
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When did sir William Alexander die?
September 12, 1640
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William Lyon Mackenzie's king's wife called
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What has the author William Alexander Stirling written?
William Alexander Stirling has written: 'The poetical works of Sir William Alexander, Earl of Stirling'
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When was Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School created?
Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School was created on 1949-10-30.
When was Sir Alexander Mackenzie Senior Public School created?
Sir Alexander Mackenzie Senior Public School was created in 1971.
When did sir William Alexander die?
September 12, 1640
What has the author William Cockburn written?
William Cockburn has written: 'Additional answers for Sir William Cockburn of that ilk, and the other creditors of the estate of Langton, defenders to the petition of the deceast Sir Alexander Cockburn of Langton, defenders ..' 'Information for Sir William Cockburn of that ilk, and the other creditors of Langtoun, defenders, against Sir Alexander Cockburn heir apparent of Langtoun, pursuer' 'Additional information for Sir William Cockburn of that ilk, and the other creditors of Langtoun, defenders, against Sir Alexander Cockburn, ..'
