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Rosalind's father is referred to as Edwin Wrong but her Grandfather's son is referred to as Edward. Is is the same person?
Various of the obits say Edwin, but there was a Canadian-born historian Edward Murray Wrong who was at Oxford and wrote on matters Canadian, which would lead one to suppose that he was George's son and Rosalind's father. If you can rustle up someone with JSTOR access, this number of the American Historical Review appears to contain an obit for E. M. Wrong. But perhaps the easiest check would be that Rosalind Mitchison is in the DNB, again you'd need to find someone with access or check the print edition in the library. Angus McLellan(Talk)14:41, 25 April 2008 (UTC)Reply
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