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The Sedbergh School Register, 1546 -1895
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click to view detail Metcalfe Robert Weston 1882 1870
click to view detail Whiteway Stephen Evan Angelo   1753
click to view detail Inman Thomas 1875 1866
click to view detail Redhead Thomas Henry 1886 1872
click to view detail Scott Walter Cleland 1888 1872
click to view detail Shepherd Walter Curzon 1890 1877
click to view detail Scargill Walter Kennedy 1888 1875
click to view detail Robertson William 1887 1873
click to view detail Robinson William 1888 1875
click to view detail Wordsworth William   1765
click to view detail Ainslie William George 1824 1811
click to view detail Crawhall William Henry 1854 1839
click to view detail Boutflower William Nolan 1846 1836
click to view detail Ritchie William Thackeray Denis 1887 1874
 
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