Person    | Male  Born 1723  Died 1759

Charles Brooking

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Charles Brooking

Marine painter. Possibly born near Deptford.

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Charles Brooking

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Charles Brooking

Charles Brooking 1723 - 1759 marine painter, lived near this site. City of Lo...

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Moulin Cinema

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