Wilson, Sir Charles Henry, (13 Jan. 1859–30 Dec. 1930), Major, retired; Alderman and Justice of the Peace for city of Leeds; Local Director (Leeds) Barclays Bank; Director of Guardian Eastern Insur. Co. Ltd, and Chairman of Leeds Local Council; Director and Deputy Chairman of the Yorkshire Paper Mills, Ltd, Barnsley; Chairman, Sunsheen, Ltd, Lisnafillan, Ireland; Lord of the Manor of

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Wilson, Sir Charles Henry, (13 Jan. 1859–30 Dec. 1930), Major, retired; Alderman and Justice of the Peace for city of Leeds; Local Director (Leeds) Barclays Bank; Director of Guardian Eastern Insur. Co. Ltd, and Chairman of Leeds Local Council; Director and Deputy Chairman of the Yorkshire Paper Mills, Ltd, Barnsley; Chairman, Sunsheen, Ltd, Lisnafillan, Ireland; Lord of the Manor of

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"Wilson, Sir Charles Henry, (13 Jan. 1859–30 Dec. 1930), Major, retired; Alderman and Justice of the Peace for city of Leeds; Local Director (Leeds) Barclays Bank; Director of Guardian Eastern Insur. Co. Ltd, and Chairman of Leeds Local Council; Director and Deputy Chairman of the Yorkshire Paper Mills, Ltd, Barnsley; Chairman, Sunsheen, Ltd, Lisnafillan, Ireland; Lord of the Manor of North Duffield, East Yorkshire; L’Agent Consulaire de France à Leeds; Chairman of Conservative Party, Leeds City Council" published on by Oxford University Press.

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