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Person    | Male  Born 13/12/1913  Died 26/6/2002

General Arnold Brown

Categories: Religion

Countries: Canada

General Arnold Brown

11th General of the Salvation Army, 1977-81. Born London. His family emigrated to Canada when he was a child. There he joined the Army which led to him working in London and travelling elsewhere. Died Toronto.

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General Arnold Brown

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William Booth statue - Mile End

This is a fibreglass copy of the statue on Denmark Hill.

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St Olave Hart Street - Parish Hall

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