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William John Peall

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William John Peall (1854-1952)

Born the son of William Wyatt Peall, a Licensed Victualler, and his wife Elizabeth Sarah Snell.

1891 Living at Brixton Hill, a Licensed Victualler.

Peall had been the oldest member of a long-forgotten group, the Circle of 19th Century Motorists. Peall started driving in 1898 with a Mors Dogcart. He was also the 1892 World Champion at billiards and a founder member of the Royal Aero Club.

Died in Hove, aged 97.

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