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Thomas Tapling

Thomas Keay Tapling (30 October 1855 – 11 April 1891) was an English businessman and politician. He played first-class cricket and was also an eminent philatelist who formed one of the greatest stamp collections of his era.

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Early life

Cricket

Politics

Philately

Death and legacy

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Thomas Tapling

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related to Early life · 15
Thomas Tapling → Annie Elizabeth Tapling, BA, Cambridge, Dulwich, Harrow School, He, His, Keay, Later, LL, London, MA, Middle Temple, Tapling, Trinity College
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Thomas Tapling → Hansard, Parliament

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tapling collection cricket thomas played first-class india also one stamp collections cambridge 1889 keay 1891 businessman formed early philately death

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Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeTapling0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeDulwich0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeLondon0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeHe0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeHarrow School0.60section
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Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeTrinity College0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeCambridge0.60section
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Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeLL0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeMA0.60section
Thomas Taplingrelated to Early lifeHis0.60section

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