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Hereditary Genius
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Coombes, Robert; very excellent oarsman.
[S.] David; a good match rower.
[B.] Thomas; has always pulled as one of a crew.
Cooper, Robert.
[S.] He pulls well, but is not old enough for matches.
Maddison, Antony.
[B.] James; a good rower.
Matfin, Thomas. Unmarried.
B. William. Unmarried.
Renforth, James; Champion rower of England. Unmarried.
[B.] Stephen; a fair rower. Unmarried.
Sadler, Joseph. Unmarried.
[B.] William. Unmarried.
Taylor, James; very excellent oarsman, the ablest of a remarkable family. He has
rowed 112 races, alone and in crews; 13 of these were skiff matches, and of
these he won 10.
B. Matthew; a good rower. (He has a son who is a clever rower, but not old enough
for matches.)
3 B. Thomas, William, and John; all good rowers; they have only pulled in crews.
All unmarried.
Winship, Edward; very eminent oarsman. He is not a skiff rower, but always rows
in two- or four-oared races. He was one of the crew who won the “Champion
Fours” at the Thames National Regatta in 1854, 1859, 1861, and 1862, and the
“Champion Pairs” at the same Regatta in 1855, 1856, 1860, 1861, and 1862.
[B.] Thomas; a good rower, also in crews.
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