Where does the name Osteen come from?

Osteen is a surname of British origin, derived from the Old English word "Estan", which means "east end". It was originally a habitational name given to someone who lived on the eastern edge of a settlement or town.

Whose faces are on all of the US bills?

Who was the leader of mound builders?

Blanche of Castile (1188 - 1252)
Granddaughter of Eleanor of Aquitaine, Blanche was promised in 1200 to the future King Louis VIII. This marriage has for main purpose a reconciliation between France and England. Queen of France in 1223, she gave birth to twelve children. The rigor of the moral and religious education that she gave
Angela Sidney, Keeper of Traditions
Tagish storyteller, an Indigenous people of Canada, Angela Sidney (1902 – 1991) leaves tales of traditional Tagish legends as well as valuable historical sources on the origins of place names in the Yukon. The First Nations Angela Sidney was born in 1902 near Carcross (originally called Caribou C
Emily Dickinson, reclusive poetess
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson (1830 – 1886) was an American poet. His work, considered a classic of American literature, was not published during his lifetime. A wise childhood Daughter of Edward Dickinson, lawyer and senator, and Emily Norcross of Monson, Emily Elizabeth Dickinson was born on Decembe
Louis X le Hutin(1289 - 1316)
Louis X le Hutin (meaning the Quarrelsome) is the son of King Philippe of France IV le Bel and the Queen of Navarre Jeanne Ière. In 1305, he first married Marguerite de Bourgogne. Convicted of adultery with the complicity of her sisters-in-law (Tour de Nesle scandal), Marguerite was sentenced to imp