Talk:Julian Corbett

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birth / death places changed

I have amended the places as per Corbett's entry in the Dictionary of National Biography. Earlier the page had him as born and dying at Thames Ditton. His father Charles owned Imber Court/Ember Court in Weston Green and after Charles' death in 1882 his wife Elizabeth, Julian's mother, remained at the house until 1893. I would be very interested in substantive references to connections of Julian Corbett with Thames Ditton/Weston Green during that period. —Preceding Monority (talk —Preceding undated comment added 13:22, 19 March 2010 (UTC). [reply]

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