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Sephy Halford, well Persephone Halford was born on the 19th October 1995 in Edwardsburg, Michigan. Her father is high up in the music industry, and Sephy has been known to be friends with various celebrities. She is known to be wild, and a party girl. Always holds the most amazing parties. She's hella rich. And gets whatever she wants through her dad. She's the popular girl at school that everyone hates but wants to be. She gets all the guys but she is super sweet
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When did Henry Halford die?
Henry Halford died in 1844.
What nicknames does Rob Halford go by?
Rob Halford goes by The Metal God, and Metal God.
When did William Halford die?
William Halford died on February 7, 1919 at the age of 77.
When did Frederic M. Halford die?
Frederic M. Halford died on 1914-03-05.
What is Rob Halford best known for?
Rob Halford is best known for being the lead singer of the heavy metal group Judas Priest. The group was formed in Birmingham, England in 1969 and they have sold over 50 million albums worldwide.
Is Sephy white in Noughts and Crosses?
No Sephy is black.
Does Sephy Persephone in Noughts and Crosses have a daughter?
Yes, Sephy has a daughter named Callie Rose.
What is the birth name of Rob Halford?
Rob Halford's birth name is Robert John Arthur Halford.
In Noughts and Crosses does Callum really love Sephy?
Yes, Callum genuinely loves Sephy in "Noughts and Crosses." Their relationship faces numerous challenges due to the societal divide between their races, but Callum's feelings for Sephy are deep and sincere throughout the novel.
When was Henry Halford born?
Henry Halford was born in 1766.
When did John Halford die?
John Halford died in 1901.
When was John Halford born?
John Halford was born in 1846.
When was George Halford born?
George Halford was born in 1865.
When did George Halford die?
George Halford died in 1948.
When was Alan Halford born?
Alan Halford was born in 1934.
When did Henry Halford die?
Henry Halford died in 1844.
Who is more popular Rob Halford or Geoff Tate?
Rob Halford
