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Thomas Wright Hill

Thomas Wright Hill (24 April 1763 in Kidderminster – 13 June 1851 in Tottenham) was an English mathematician and schoolmaster. He is credited as inventing the single transferable vote in 1819. His son Rowland, famous as the originator of the modern postal system, introduced STV in 1840 into the world's first public election, for the Adelaide City…

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Thomas Wright Hill → Adelaide, Birmingham, Bruce Castle SchoolCaroline Hill, Francis Clark, Hill, July, Martin's Church, Matthew Davenport Hill, Post OfficeWilliam Howard Hill, Sarah Hill, Sarah Lea, South AustraliaFrederic Hill, St

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Thomas Wright Hillrelated to FamilyJuly0.60section
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Thomas Wright Hillrelated to FamilyBruce Castle SchoolCaroline Hill0.60section
Thomas Wright Hillrelated to FamilyFrancis Clark0.60section
Thomas Wright Hillrelated to FamilyAdelaide0.60section
Thomas Wright Hillrelated to FamilySouth AustraliaFrederic Hill0.60section
Thomas Wright Hillrelated to FamilyPost OfficeWilliam Howard Hill0.60section

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