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William Froude
British engineer and naval architect (1810–1879)
- Child of Robert Froude and Margaret Spedding
- Married to Catherine Henrietta Elizabeth Holdsworth
- Dated 28 November 1810 CE – 4 May 1879 CE
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- child of (mother) Margaret Spedding 1774 - certain 1821
- child of (father) Robert Froude Archdeacon of Totnes
- parent of (child) Eliza Margaret Froude
- parent of (child) Robert Edmund Froude British engineer (1846-1924)
- sibling of Hurrell Froude British cleric and writer (1803-1836)
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sibling of James Anthony Froude English historian, novelist and biographer (1818–1894) - sibling of Margaret Froude (1808-1883)
- married to Catherine Henrietta Elizabeth Holdsworth
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