User talk:70.71.19.78

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October 2013[edit]

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Langford, Jr. (1818-1898) immigrated from Ireland in 1832, her grandmother was Jane McRoberts (b 1821 Ireland, and her parents were Ephraim Langford (b 29 Jul 1842) and Jane Lannin (28 Nov 1849 -

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* [[Alfred Ely Beach]], inventor, publisher, and patent lawyer ]]<ref name="Roberts649"> Roberts, p. 649</ref>

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Blue Riband/Hales Trophy[edit]

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You added some information to the Blue Riband article in January 2014 (which is now at Hales Trophy): This has now been contradicted. There is a discussion at the talk page there if you care to comment. Xyl 54 (talk) 23:18, 20 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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