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Delaval, George (bap. 1668, d. 1723)  

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23 September 2004
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23 September 2004

See Delaval family

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Forrest, Arthur (d. 1770), naval officer and planter  

J. K. Laughton

revised by Ruddock Mackay

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23 September 2004
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Forrest, Arthur (d. 1770), naval officer and planter; details of his parents and upbringing are unknown. Prior to his joining the Royal Navy he was a petty officer who traded to Cartagena as a mate or master of a merchantman and who volunteered as a pilot. By December 1740 he had passed his lieutenant's examination and was appointed to command the sloop ...

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Leyland [formerly Naylor], Christopher John (1849–1926), naval officer and silviculturist  

Jane Brown

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21 May 2009

Leyland [formerly Naylor], Christopher John (1849–1926), naval officer and silviculturist, was born at Liscard, Wallasey, Cheshire, on 19 September 1849, the eldest son in the family of three sons and seven daughters of John Naylor (1813–1889), a partner in the family's Liverpool...

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Simpson, George Walter Gillow (1901–1972)  

Maker: unknown photographer

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George Walter Gillow Simpson (1901–1972) by unknown photographer, 1943 The Imperial War Museum, London

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Simpson, George Walter Gillow (1901–1972), naval officer and sheep farmer  

Richard Compton-Hall

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Simpson, George Walter Gillow (1901–1972), naval officer and sheep farmer, was born on 6 June 1901, the second son of the Revd Robert Henry Bridges Simpson (1862–1935), vicar of Oakwood, Surrey, and his wife, Sophie, née Thomson. He became widely known by his sobriquet, ...

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Wilson, Sir Spencer Maryon, tenth baronet (1829–1897)  

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See Wilson, Sir Thomas Maryon, eighth baronet