File:John WOOD (1857-1951) c.1911.jpg
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English: Portrait of John Wood (1857-1951), Esquire, Member of Parliament, Master of Arts, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Herefordshire, from the book 'Suffolk Leaders: Social and Political' by Ernest Gaskell [usually spelled Gaskill in official records (1868-1928)] published for private circulation [late 1911 or early 1912] by the Queenhithe Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd, 13 Bread Street Hill, Queen Victoria Street, London E.C. |
| Date | circa 1911 |
| Source | 'Suffolk Leaders: Social and Political' by Ernest Gaskell |
| Author | The photographer is not credited |
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