Sutton Hoo (6219 bytes)
1: ...utton.hoo.helmet.JPG|right|250px|thumbnail|Sutton Hoo parade helmet]]
3: ...939]] that contains a wealth of artifacts. Sutton Hoo is of primary importance to [[Middle Ages|early m...
5: ==Sutton Hoo==
7: ...tigation began in [[1938]] and in 1939 the Sutton Hoo ship burial site was discovered. Further excavati...
9: ...crificial burials made at the same time as Sutton Hoo. Other mounds at the site include ''mound 2'' whe...

Fort Hoo (853 bytes)
1: '''Fort Hoo''', like [[Fort Darnet]] was built on the recomme...
3: [[category:British forts|Hoo]]

Cliffe-at-Hoo (11070 bytes)
1: '''Cliffe-at-Hoo''' is a [[village]] on the [[Hoo peninsula]] in [[Kent]], [[England]], reached fro...
5: ...having been called Clive and Cloveshoo (Cliffe-at-Hoo).
7: ==The ancient Saxon town of Cloveshoo==
9: ...gh it is generally thought to have been Cliffe-at-Hoo.
21: ...during the 16th century, the village of Cliffe-at-Hoo was still considered a town. By the middle of the...

Hoo Peninsula (19840 bytes)
3: ...f marshland composed of alluvial silt; the name ''Hoo'' is the [[Old English]] word for ''high''.
11: ...e Hundred of Shamel. (Notes from ''The Hundred of Hoo'' (Ralph Arnold, Constable 1947))
13: ...ranted his half-brother, Odo, the large estate of Hoo.
30: ... secondary road (B2000) goes north to [[Cliffe-at-Hoo]], on the edge of the northern marshes.
32: ...n of the now vanished station of the [[Hundred of Hoo Railway]], and finally enters Church Street, whic...

Yoo-Hoo (2407 bytes)
1: [[Image:Yoohoologo.jpg|260px|right]]
2: '''Yoo-Hoo''' is the name of a [[chocolate]]-flavored [[Unit...
4: ''Yoo-Hoo'' dates back to the [[1920s]], when Mr. [[Natale ...
8: ...ther fruit drinks, so naturally, he applied ''Yoo-Hoo'' to his chocolate-flavored drink too.
10: ... labels are applied. As long as it is sealed, Yoo-Hoo cannot go sour.)

Woo Hoo (1152 bytes)
1: "'''Woo Hoo'''" is a popular song originally released by [[Th...
3: ...04. Almost simultaneously, Chevrolet adopted "Woo Hoo" for its advertising of the new Chevy Cobalt. The...

Hoo St Werburgh (190 bytes)
1: ...lages on the [[Hoo Peninsula]] to bear the name ''Hoo''.
5: [[Hoo Peninsula]] for notes on the village.

Luton Hoo (5518 bytes)
1: ... his energies on his Bedfordshire estate at Luton Hoo.
5: Luton Hoo was one of the largest houses for which Adam was ...
7: ...ings such as the [[British Museum]]. Hence Luton Hoo, neither gothic or strictly Greek revival, is an ...
9: ...er plan. The Leigh family continued to own Luton Hoo until [[1903]], when on the death of John Leigh's...
19: Luton Hoo is now in the process of conversion to a luxury [...

Sutton (1048 bytes)
1: ...]], is a very common [[place name]]. Places named Sutton include:
4: * [[Sutton, Bedfordshire|Sutton]], [[Bedfordshire]]
5: * [[Sutton, Cheshire|Sutton]], [[Cheshire]]
6: * [[Sutton Coldfield]], [[Birmingham]]
7: * [[London Borough of Sutton]]

May Sutton (2531 bytes)
1: [[pl:May Sutton Bundy]]
2: [[de:May Sutton]]
3: '''May Godfrey Sutton''', born [[September 25]], [[1886]] in [[Plymouth...
6: ...California tennis circuit. In 1904 at age 18, May Sutton won the [[US Open (tennis)|United States Open]] s...
8: ..., with Douglass recapturing the title in 1906 and Sutton winning it back in 1907. After that she did not r...

Sutton Waldron (535 bytes)
1: '''Sutton Waldron''' is a village in north [[Dorset]], [[En...

Sutton Cheney (321 bytes)
1: '''Sutton Cheney''' is a [[village]] in [[Leicestershire]],...
3: '''Sutton Cheney Wharf''' on the [[Ashby Canal]] gives acce...

Sutton Trinity (236 bytes)
1: '''Sutton Trinity''' is an electoral [[ward]] in [[Birmingh...

Edmund Sutton (1655 bytes)
1: '''Sir Edmund Sutton''' Baron Tibetot and Cherlton, Knight of Dudley C...
5: ... was born in [[Dudley, England]], a son of [[John Sutton, 1st Baron Dudley]], K.G. His wife was the grand ...
7: ...p of Durham), Jane Sutton, Oliver Sutton, Eleanor Sutton, and John Dudley, Esq., of Atherington, Sussex, w...
11: ... Edward, (b.1459), who was to become the [[Edward_Sutton%2C_2nd_Baron_Dudley|2nd lord Dudley]].
13: [[Category:1425 births|Sutton, Edmund]]

Jim Sutton (4128 bytes)
3: ...=center|[[Image:JimSutton.png|center|Photo of Jim Sutton]]
39: ...7 November]] [[1941]]), generally known as '''Jim Sutton''', is a [[New Zealand]] politician. He currently...
41: ...e young, arriving in [[1949]]. He attended high school in [[Timaru]] before becoming a [[farmer]]. He h...
43: ...w Zealand National Party|National Party]], and so Sutton's victory as a Labour candidate is noteworthy.
45: ...aused significant redistribution of electorates - Sutton became the MP for Aoraki, which includes both of ...

Hal Sutton (1658 bytes)
1: '''Hal Sutton''' (born [[April 28]], [[1958]] in [[Shreveport, ...
3: ...GA TOUR career money list. In [[2001]], however, Sutton had one of his best years, making the cut in 22 o...
5: ...the USA by 18.5 points to 9.5 points. Inevitably, Sutton came in for some criticism of his performance as ...
9: ...players/profile?playerId=418 ESPN profile for Hal Sutton]
10: ...[http://www.golfstarsonline.com/S/Hal_Sutton/ Hal Sutton at Golf Stars Online] Directory of related interv...

Frank Sutton (1756 bytes)
1: [[Image:Frank Sutton tvweek.jpg|thumb|Frank Sutton with [[Jim Nabors]] on TV Week]]
2: '''Frank Sutton''' ([[October 23]], [[1923]] - [[June 28]], [[197...
4: ...After Sutton graduated from East Nashville High School, he returned to Clarksville to become a radio DJ...
8: ...Louisiana]], he died of a [[heart attack]] at 50. Sutton was buried in his hometown of Clarksville.
11: * {{imdb name|id=0840308|name=Frank Sutton}}

John de Sutton V (795 bytes)
1: '''John Sutton''' Vth, (b [[1380]], {[[Coleshill]], [[Warwickshi...
3: John was to become the father of the [[John_Sutton%2C_1st_Baron_Dudley|first lord Dudley]], also nam...
5: John Sutton Vth's father was the John Sutton born in 1361 and who died 1395, of [[Dudley Castl...
7: ... widely held that this Sutton was the son of John Sutton (b.1339 d. 1370) and [[Catherine de Stafford]] (b...
12: [[Category:1380 births|Sutton, John I, de]]

Sutton, London (812 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Sutton
7: ...th="50%"|[[Borough]]:||[[London Borough of Sutton|Sutton]]
24: ...''Sutton''' is a place in the [[London Borough of Sutton]].

Walter Sutton (1651 bytes)
1: ...du/research/medicine/anatomy/sutton/images/walter_sutton.jpg]] -->
3: '''Walter Stanborough Sutton''' ([[April 5]], [[1877]] - [[March 10]], [[1916]...
4: Sutton, born in [[Utica, New York]], attended [[Columbia...
6: In [[1902]] Sutton suggested that ''"the association of paternal and...
7: ...d their theory, often referred to as the ''Boveri-Sutton Chromosome Theory'', remained controversial in th...

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