Henry Froude Seagram
Royal Navy commander and Governor of the Gambia
About Henry Froude Seagram
Lived 1802 – 1843 (aged 40–41). Henry Froude Seagram was a British.
Henry Froude Seagram (c. July 1802 – 26 August 1843) was Lieutenant Governor of the Gambia from January 1843 and Governor from June 1843 to 26 August 1843, when he died there of fever. Later, however, from 1866 to 1888, The Gambia was again administered under the colony of Sierra Leone. He is memorialised in St Michael's Church, Aldbourne, Wiltshire.
Memorial stone in St Michael's Church, Aldbourne, to Henry Froude Seagram.
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Who was Henry Froude Seagram?
Royal Navy commander and Governor of the Gambia
When was Henry Froude Seagram born?
Henry Froude Seagram was born in 1802 in Wiltshire.
When did Henry Froude Seagram die?
Henry Froude Seagram died on 1 October 1843 in Banjul.
What nationality was Henry Froude Seagram?
Henry Froude Seagram was British.
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