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Henry Kayll

1855 – 1910

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About Henry Kayll

Lived 1855 – 1910 (aged 54). Henry Kayll was a rugby union player.

Henry Edward Kayll (16 July 1855 – 14 February 1910) was an English international rugby union player.

Kayll was the son of former Sunderland mayor John James Kayll.

An all–round sportsman, Kayll was a British pole vault champion and as a rugby fullback earned representative honours for England in 1878, featuring in a drawn match against Scotland at The Oval.

Kayll immigrated to Canada soon after attaining his England cap.

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Who was Henry Kayll?

rugby player

When was Henry Kayll born?

Henry Kayll was born on 16 July 1855.

When did Henry Kayll die?

Henry Kayll died on 14 February 1910.

What was Henry Kayll's occupation?

Henry Kayll was a rugby union player.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Henry Kayll

· Wikidata: Q133847476

· DBpedia: Henry Kayll

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