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Frederick McEvoy

Also known as Frederick Joseph McEvoy

Sportsman, socialite (1907-1951)

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History, tradition and kinship as factors in modern Sabo labor migration

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type: Person
Gender: Female
Origin: Ireland
Active from: 1967-01-22

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Discography

I'd Rather Go Blonde
Eleanor McEvoy1993

Article · Polski

Frederick Joseph „Freddie” McEvoy (ur. 12 lutego 1907 w St Kilda, zm. 7 listopada 1951 w Maroku Francuskim) – brytyjski kierowca wyścigowy i bobsleista, brązowy medalista igrzysk olimpijskich i wielokrotny medalista bobslejowych mistrzostw świata.

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Image: British bobsleigh team at the 1936 Winter Olympic Games.webp
Height: 187

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date of birth: 1907-02-12
date of death: 1951-11-07
Commons category: Frederick Joseph McEvoy

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