Marie Hoyau (born 12 March 1997, in Poissy) is a French ski jumper. In 2012, Hoyau won her first gold medal at a national competition in Les Tuffes (7...

Hoyau or hoyau kamui (var, oyau kamui), in Ainu mythology, is a type of malodorous and venomous dragon or dragon god, believed to thrive in summer or near...

connecting to the rest of the French motorway network. The French ski jumper Marie Hoyau is a native of St. Gervais. During the night of 11 July 1892, an underground...

Jérémie Boga, footballer 9 January – Issa Diop, footballer 12 March – Marie Hoyau, ski jumper 26 August – Lisa Gautier, actress, dancer and singer 11 September...

his first wife, Marie-Barbe Hoyau (widow Munster), in November 1766. She died at the Hôtel-Dieu on 11 March 1782. Simon remarried Marie-Jeanne Aladame...

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(1907–1912) SCAP (1912–1929) SCAR (1906–1915) Scora (1974–present) Secqueville-Hoyau (1919–1924) Sénéchal (1921–1927) Sensaud de Lavaud (1926–1928) SERA (1959–1961)...

were recognised at the time and steps were taken to address them. In 1602, Marie de' Medici, second wife of Henry IV, brought five brothers of the Congregation...

University Press. pp. 65–66, 224, 275–276. ISBN 0-521-52896-8. Southworth, Marie-José (October 1970). "French Words in H-". The French Review. 44 (1): 63–71...

advisor to the king. In 1692 he married the very wealthy Françoise Thérèse Hoyau. Their son, François Guyonneau, born in 1696, took charge of André's properties...