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William Joshua Ffennell (1799–1867), was an Irish fishery reformer. Ffennell was the eldest son and second of sixteen children of Joshua William and Elizabeth Ffennell, was born 16 August 1799, at Ballybrado, three miles below Cahir on the River Suir. The family had been members of the Society of Friends almost from the time of George Fox, but Ffennell's father, a hospitable country gentleman, was excluded from the society on account of undue conformity to the world. William Joshua resented this sentence (which was afterwards reversed), and with his five brothers joined the established church. He had a desultory education, and spent much time in hunting, shooting, and fishing. He became especially expert in angling for salmon; and his attention was drawn to the decay of the fishing in the

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rdfs:comment	William Joshua Ffennell (1799–1867), was an Irish fishery reformer. Ffennell was the eldest son and second of sixteen children of Joshua William and Elizabeth Ffennell, was born 16 August 1799, at Ballybrado, three miles below Cahir on the River Suir. The family had been members of the Society of Friends almost from the time of George Fox, but Ffennell's father, a hospitable country gentleman, was excluded from the society on account of undue conformity to the world. William Joshua resented this sentence (which was afterwards reversed), and with his five brothers joined the established church. He had a desultory education, and spent much time in hunting, shooting, and fishing. He became especially expert in angling for salmon; and his attention was drawn to the decay of the fishing in the (en)
birth place	County Tipperary Kingdom of Ireland
death place	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland London
death place	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland London
birth place	Ballybrado, County Tipperary, Kingdom of Ireland (en)
birth date	1799-08-16 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	18th-century Irish people 19th-century Irish writers Irish activists Irish non-fiction writers 1799 births 1867 deaths Irish male non-fiction writers
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cahir River Suir United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Earl of Glengall County Tipperary George Fox Great Famine (Ireland) London 18th-century Irish people 19th-century Irish writers Irish activists Irish non-fiction writers Land and Water 1799 births 1867 deaths Irish male non-fiction writers Great Industrial Exhibition (1853) Kingdom of Ireland Office of Public Works Fishery Fishing weir Tideway Poacher Society of Friends Francis T. Buckland
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has abstract	William Joshua Ffennell (1799–1867), was an Irish fishery reformer. Ffennell was the eldest son and second of sixteen children of Joshua William and Elizabeth Ffennell, was born 16 August 1799, at Ballybrado, three miles below Cahir on the River Suir. The family had been members of the Society of Friends almost from the time of George Fox, but Ffennell's father, a hospitable country gentleman, was excluded from the society on account of undue conformity to the world. William Joshua resented this sentence (which was afterwards reversed), and with his five brothers joined the established church. He had a desultory education, and spent much time in hunting, shooting, and fishing. He became especially expert in angling for salmon; and his attention was drawn to the decay of the fishing in the Suir and other rivers. (en)
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