Mary ann referes to a woman named Mary Anne Westenhouse who was a heiress around the 1920s the songs writer is unknown but it seems to be her which it is refering this information comes from Pete Seger the folk traditionalist.Some people think the song could also be about a Mary Ann Lagrate from Louisianna who courted John Jacob Niles but that has yet too be proven.
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No. Classical music is typically European church music while folk music is the music composed and played by plain old folk from about any country, but particularly America.
when she was born her name was Cheryl Ann but then she married the footballer Ashley Cole and then her name became Cheryl Cole because that's what happens when you get married the woman's second name turns into the same second name as the mans.
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The same types of music we have but they have folk music.
Okimono it is called craft folk resin folk i had the same problem finding out what they call our ornaments and figurines but put in craft folk anne j olsen good luck
the same anne bonny but bonny is spelt bonnie for anne bonnie
John and Mary are both "Bible" names. This has a lot to do with why they are so common. Other names like Paul, Peter, Daniel, Michael, and Anne to name a few are also very common for this same reason.
Mary Read and Anne Bonny met in the Bahamas in the early 18th century. They both dressed as men and worked together as pirates aboard the ship of notorious pirate captain Calico Jack Rackham. Their shared pirate lifestyle and experiences forged a strong bond between them.
William III and Mary II both served at the same time.
No, they share the same father Henry VIII. Mary's mum was Catherine of Aragon and Elizabeth's Anne Boleyn.
Mary is a name I remember.
The lovely Anne Hathaway. No, this is not vandalism, she had the same name as the actress (Or rather, the actress has the same name as Mrs. Shakespeare.)
Both sisters are married to unrelated men with the last name Campbell.
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The Korean name for Mary Nicole would be λ©λ¦¬ λμ½ (Meli Nikole).
No, Mary Reid was a pirate too. In fact, the two were friends serving on the same pirate ship.