David Alimo

David Wayne Alimo, age 59, Fountain Hills, AZ View Details

Cities: Burnsville MN, Fountain Hills AZ, Lutherville Timonium MD Possible Relatives: Christoph A Alimo, Christopher Alim Alimo, Daniel M Alimo

David J Alimo, age 57, Myrtle Beach, SC View Details

Cities: Burnsville MN, Fountain Hills AZ, Lutherville Timonium MD Possible Relatives: Christoph A Alimo, Christopher Alim Alimo, Daniel M Alimo

David J Alimo, age 55, Myrtle Beach, SC View Details

Locations: Burnsville MN, Fountain Hills AZ, Lutherville Timonium MD Possible Relatives: Christoph A Alimo, Christopher Alim Alimo

David Mawa Alimo, age 23, Burnsville, MN View Details

Locations: Burnsville MN Possible Relatives: Christoph A Alimo, Christopher Alim Alimo

Dawar D alimi, age 40s View Details

Possible Relatives: Maher M Alimi, Sidiqa M Alimi, Wajma Alimi

Blayne Almo David, age 40s, Chester, WV View Details

Locations: Chester WV, Wellsville OH

David Alimo View Details

Address:***** 2nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN

David Alimo View Details

Address:***** Newton St, South Hadley, MA. Phone Number: (413) 538-****

Animorphs

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David Limond

Major-General David Limond C.B. was a British soldier of the Royal Engineers (Bengal) and a member of a family with a strong tradition of military service.

David ibn Merwan al-Mukkamas

David ibn Merwan al-Mukkamas al-Rakki was a philosopher and controversialist, the author of the earliest known Jewish philosophical work of the Middle Ages. He was a native of Raqqa, Mesopotamia, whenread more...ce his surname. Harkavy derives his byname from the Arabic "ḳammaṣ", interpreting it as referring to his asserted change of faith. This is uncertain. The name is written "אלקומסי" in Masudi's Al-Tanbih, in a Karaitic commentary to Leviticus, and in a manuscript copy of Jefeth's commentary to the same book, and is perhaps a derivative from the city of Ḳumis in Taberistan. Another Karaite bears the name "Daniel al-Ḳumisi," and in Al-Hiti's chronicle this name is also spelled with a ẓade.read less...