scallop shell
scallop shell a scallop shell is the emblem of St James the Great, and from this association with the shrine at Santiago, was often used as a pilgrim's badge.
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Henry James (author) , William James; became British citizen, 1915. Education: The Richard Pulling Jenks School, New York; traveled with his family in Europe from an early… William James , JAMES, WILLIAM
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Clay County, Missouri
St. Joseph, Missouri
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