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  2. Davis, Bertram (March 1947). "WILLIAM FRIESE GREENE". The Elizabethan XVIII: 10–14. 
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  4. Friese-Greene, Helena. "Helena Friese-Greene (The Common Room) Page 1 RootsChat.Com". https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=506001.0. 
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  22. "Croydon Camera Club meeting". British Journal of Photography 43: 703. 11 December 1896. 
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William Friese-Greene
Name: William Friese-Greene
Born: Sep 1855
Died: May 1921
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Location: Bristol, England
Titles: Inventor Photographer
Affiliation: Unknown
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