Mayhew

[ mey-hyoo ]

/ ˈmeɪ hyu /

noun

Jonathan,1720–66, American Congregational clergyman.

Thomas,1593–1682, American colonist, born in England: settler and governor of Martha's Vineyard.

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Examples from the Web for mayhew

When he looked toward Mayhew he saw that the scouts face had begun to show signs of renewed eagerness.
The Pioneer Boys of the Yellowstone|Harrison Adams
A carrier assured Mr. Mayhew he seldom went less than thirty, and frequently forty miles, through the streets every day.
The Book of Cats|Charles H. Ross
Before Dick could make any further remark an exclamation from Mayhew drew the attention of the two lads.
The Pioneer Boys of the Yellowstone|Harrison Adams
Mayhew insisted upon the strict unity of God, "who is without rival or competitor."
Unitarianism in America|George Willis Cooke

When this girl told her story to Mr. Mayhew, she had been eight years at service, honored by her employers.
The College, the Market, and the Court|Caroline H. Dall

British Dictionary definitions for mayhew

Mayhew

/ (ˈmeɪhjuː) /

noun

Henry. 1812–87, British social commentator, journalist, and writer; a founder of Punch (1841): best known for London Labour and the London Poor (1851–62)

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