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Same surname: Test match cricketer, naval commander, archaelogist father and son

drchris | 17:57 Mon 21st Mar 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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A former England test match cricketer; a naval commander in Nelson’s day; and a 19th/20th century father and son who were archaeologists, all share which surname? Any ideas please. Thanks in advance

D Tel £500

locations fact/fiction in british isles Monday March 21st 2011

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boysinblue68

drchris - a question from the current GFQ, but of course you know that. So, you also know the GFQ and GBQ rules, don't you?

jt58

stuart/stewart

drchris

Question Author

sorry I didn't realise it was a question from there. It was asked in our local quiz league yesterday. Sincere apologies to all

Sqad

Collingwood.

factor-fiction

Hey, drchris are both posting on AB tonight. I wonder if they'll answer each other's questions.
It's not Stuart/Stewart I'm sure.
I think the cricketer's first name may be Ken

boysinblue68

apologies if your question didn't come from the current GFQ, but it's an amazing coincidence that it's the same question, word for word, don't you think?

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