James Kenyon

James Kenyon (26. Mai 1850–6. Februar 1925) Alternative Namen Kenyon Biografie James Kenyon was born on May 26, 1850 in England, UK. James was a producer and director, known for Diving Lucy (1904), The Nurse's Brother (1900) and The Lost Scout on the Veldt (1901). James died on February 6, 1925 in Southport, Merseyside, England, UK. IMDB TMDb Wikipedia (EN) Wikidata GND

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AAA Championships at Fartown, Huddersfield (1901) Arthur Mold Bowling to A.N. Hornby (1901) Congregation Leaving St Mary's Pro-cathedral, Dublin (1901) Halifax v. Salford (1901) Hunslet v. Leeds (1901) Manchester and Salford Harriers' Cyclists' Procession (1901) Newcastle United v. Liverpool (1901) Oldham v. Swinton (1901) Race for the Muriatti Cup, Manchester (1901) Ride on a Tramcar Through Belfast (1901) Salford v. Batley (1901) Tynemouth Swimming Gala in the Haven, North Shields (1901) Warrington v. St. Helens (1901) Albert Quay in Cork (1902) Ambush II at Eyrefield Lodge, Curragh (1902) Arrival of VIPs for Official Opening of Cork Exhibition (1902) Cattle Market in Derry (1902) Champion Athletes at Birmingham (1902) Congregation Leaving Jesuit Church of St Francis Xavier, Dublin (1902) Congregation Leaving St Mary's Dominican Church in Cork (1902) Congregation Leaving St Patrick's Church in Cork (1902) Cork Fire Brigade Turning Out (1902) Crews Practicing on River Lee at Cork Regatta (1902) Day School Sports at Park Avenue, Bradford (1902) Everton v. Liverpool (1902) Final of International Cup at Cork Regatta Between Leander and Berlin (1902) – 2 Versionen Hull FC v. Hull Kingston Rovers (1902) Hull Kingston Rovers v. Wigan (1902) Kingston Rowing Club at Practice (1902) Life in Wexford (1902) Lord Mayor of Cork Arriving for Official Opening of Cork Exhibition (1902) Notts County v. Middlesbrough (1902) Panorama of College Green, Dublin (1902) Panorama of Cork Exhibition Grounds (1902) Panorama of Queenstown Harbour (1902) Preparation of the Cork Exhibition Grounds and Erection of Buildings (1902) Regiments Returned from Boer War to Victoria Barracks, Cork (1902) Ride from Blarney to Cork on Cork and Muskerry Light Railway (1902) Rotherham Town v. Thornhill (1902) Sheffield United v Bury (1902) Sports Day at Queen's College Ground, Cork (1902) The Great Local Derby: Accrington v Church Cricket Match (1902) Trade Procession at Opening of Cork Exhibition (1902) Tram Ride from King Street to Patrick's Bridge, Cork (1902) Two-Oared Boat Race, Sundays Well, Cork (1902) Views of the Grand Parade, Cork (1902) Wexford Railway Station (1902) Workers Leaving Lee Boot Factory – Dwyer & Co. Ltd, Cork (1902) Bradford City v. Gainsborough Trinity (1903) Manchester to Blackpool Road Race (1903) Northern Union Challenge Cup Final: Halifax v. Salford (1903) Blackburn Rovers v. Aston Villa (1904) Bolton v. Burton United (1904) Preston North End v. Wolverhampton Wanderers (1904) Trotting Match at Springfield Park, Wigan (1904) England v Ireland at Manchester (1905) Preston North End v. Aston Villa (1905) Wales v Ireland at Wrexham (1906) Sunderland v. Leicester Fosse (1907)