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| - | A celebrated English admiral who circumnavigated the globe has provided the name for Anson Street. George Anson was conspicuous for his successful engagements with the Spanish and in the Pacific Ocean. Later he became Lord Admiral of the British Fleet. | + | A celebrated English admiral who circumnavigated the globe has provided the name for Anson Street. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Anson,_1st_Baron_Anson George Anson] was conspicuous for his successful engagements with the Spanish and in the Pacific Ocean. Later he became Lord Admiral of the British Fleet. |
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| + | * Folster, William 'Streets named after admirals' ''Central Western Daily'' 6 January 1949 | ||
* Weathersten, Paul ''W Folster’s articles: the writings of William (Bill) Folster compiled by his grandson,'' Molong NSW, Cabonne Printers, 1988 | * Weathersten, Paul ''W Folster’s articles: the writings of William (Bill) Folster compiled by his grandson,'' Molong NSW, Cabonne Printers, 1988 | ||
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A celebrated English admiral who circumnavigated the globe has provided the name for Anson Street. George Anson was conspicuous for his successful engagements with the Spanish and in the Pacific Ocean. Later he became Lord Admiral of the British Fleet.
- Folster, William 'Streets named after admirals' Central Western Daily 6 January 1949
- Weathersten, Paul W Folster’s articles: the writings of William (Bill) Folster compiled by his grandson, Molong NSW, Cabonne Printers, 1988
