Results for edmundsbury translation from English to French

===cathedral===bury st edmunds cathedral was created when the diocese of st edmundsbury and ipswich was formed in 1914.
* la cathédrale de bury st edmunds, devenue cathédrale après la création du diocèse de st edmundsbury et ipswich en 1914.

1590), governor of the roanoke colony, first english colony in america* john white (chaplain) (1570–1615), english clergyman* john white (colonist priest) (1575–1648), english puritan clergyman* john chambers white (c. 1770–1845), royal navy admiral* john g. white (1845–1928), cleveland attorney and collector of books about chess, folklore, and orientalia* john white (south australian painter) (1854–1943), painter and pharmacist* john t. white (1856–1924), maryland school administrator and author of proposed alternate lyrics to the maryland state song* john white (minister) (1867–1951), moderator of the general assembly in 1925 and 1929* john white (provost of st edmundsbury) (1895–1958), anglican priest* john f. white (1917–2005), american academic administrator* john sylvester white (1919–1988), american actor* john white (art historian) (born 1924), english former art historian* john m. white (born 1937), american performance artist, sculptor and painter* john h. white (photojournalist) (born 1945), african-american photographer, winner of the pulitzer prize* john white (actor) (born 1981), canadian actor==see also==* jack white (disambiguation)* jon white (disambiguation)* jonathan white (disambiguation)* john whyte (disambiguation)* john wight (disambiguation)* john baker white (disambiguation)* john h. white (disambiguation)* white (surname)
* john white (1973-), joueur de squash écossais.