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* [[Mary Carr Moore]] (1873–1957), American composer |
* [[Mary Carr Moore]] (1873–1957), American composer |
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* [[Mary Elsie Moore]] (1889–1941), American heiress |
* [[Mary Elsie Moore]] (1889–1941), American heiress |
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* [[Mary Tyler Moore]] (1936–2017), American actress |
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* [[Mary Moore (voice actor)]], American voice actor, first voice of talking clock |
* [[Mary Moore (voice actor)]], American voice actor, first voice of talking clock |
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* [[Mary Moore (infielder)]], All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player for the [[Battle Creek Belles#All-time roster|Battle Creek Belles]] and Springfield Sallies |
* [[Mary Moore (infielder)]], All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player for the [[Battle Creek Belles#All-time roster|Battle Creek Belles]] and Springfield Sallies |
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Revision as of 20:26, 25 January 2017
Mary Moore may refer to:
- Mary Carr Moore (1873–1957), American composer
- Mary Elsie Moore (1889–1941), American heiress
- Mary Tyler Moore (1936–2017), American actress
- Mary Moore (voice actor), American voice actor, first voice of talking clock
- Mary Moore (infielder), All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player for the Battle Creek Belles and Springfield Sallies
- Mary Moore (pitcher), All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player for the Rockford Peaches
- Mary Moore, daughter of sculptor Henry Moore
- Mary Moore (stage actress) (1860-1931), English born actress, second wife of Sir Charles Wyndham
- Mary Moore (mayor), first woman elected as Mayor of Pearsall, Texas, (2015)
- Mary Moore (sculptor) (1887-1967), American sculptor and teacher
- Mary Moore (author) (born 1930), British author, diplomat and administrator
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