File:Edward Hemmerde.jpg

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Description	Edward Hemmerde
Source	Original publication: Unknown Immediate source: The Times (Accessed from Times Digital Archive, subscription or UK library card required). http://callisto.ggsrv.com/imgsrv/Fetch?recordID=0FFO-1922-NOV17-014-F&contentSet=UDVIN&banner=52b189e2&digest=dd29a972414bb8a1943d7d8f5da1d017&scale=0.33&crop=30+56+1587+2151
Date	Exact date unknown, but known to have been published in the UK on 17/11/1922
Author	Unknown (photographer not credited by The Times) (Life time: not applicable)
Permission (Reusing this file)	See below.

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