Proper noun
Mayhew (plural Mayhews)
A surname from Norman.
"You know,” he said as they started back up the corridor, "it might be better if we don't yell, going in. It's startling. It's bound to be a lot easier to hit people if they're not jumping around and ducking behind things.” "They do it that way on the vids,” Mayhew offered. Lois McMaster Bujold
America's Bank: The Epic Struggle to Create the Federal Reserve (Penguin Press, 2015). 368 pp. * citation * Mayhew, Anne. Source: Internet
In 2014, when Simon & Schuster celebrated its 90th anniversary by having staff members vote for their 90 favorite titles over those years, almost one-third of the books (29) had been edited by Ms. Mayhew. Source: Internet
Finally, the American trading ship Topaz under Mayhew Folger became the first to visit the island, when the crew spent 10 hours on Pitcairn in February 1808. Source: Internet
In 2002, the historians Stephen E. Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin, both Mayhew authors, were accused of plagiarism. Source: Internet
In December 1842, the magazine was sold to Bradbury and Evans; Mayhew resigned as joint editor, and he continued at the magazine as "suggestor in chief" with Mark Lemon reappointed as editor. Source: Internet