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Richard William Heneker (May 2, 1823 in Ireland – August 15, 1912) is a Canadian businessman of Irish descent. Following his immigration to Canada in 1855, he settled in Sherbrooke, in Quebec. After a long career in business in Sherbrooke, he left Canada in 1902 to return to retirement in England. He acted as the first chairman of Bishop's College School and a Chancellor of Bishop's University.

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rdfs:comment	Richard William Heneker (2 mai 1823, Irlande - 15 août 1912) est un homme d'affaires canadien d'origine irlandaise. À la suite de son immigration au Canada en 1855, il s'établit à Sherbrooke, au Québec. Après une longue carrière dans les affaires à Sherbrooke, il quitta le Canada en 1902 pour retourner vivre sa retraite en Angleterre. (fr) Richard William Heneker (May 2, 1823 in Ireland – August 15, 1912) is a Canadian businessman of Irish descent. Following his immigration to Canada in 1855, he settled in Sherbrooke, in Quebec. After a long career in business in Sherbrooke, he left Canada in 1902 to return to retirement in England. He acted as the first chairman of Bishop's College School and a Chancellor of Bishop's University. (en)
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