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Francis Philip Armstrong

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Francis Philip Armstrong (1871-1944)

1871 Born the son of Sir George Carlyon Hughes Armstrong, newspaper proprietor ('Globe' and 'People'), and his wife Alice Fitzroy Furlong

1906 Chairman of Committees of the Motor Yacht Club

1909 Biographical information and image at Automotor Journal 1909/06/05. Lives at Cobham and is a lawyer and journalist.

1909 Vice-chairman of the Royal Automobile Club (RAC)

1930 Writes as Secretary of the RAC

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