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I have reason to believe Reginald Moss is deceased, as there has been no record of him in Who's Who since 1975, after which his name disappeared mysteriously without it appearing in the obituaries of the 1976 edition. He's also not in Who Was Who, although his name appeared in Stenton & Lees in about 1980. I will change the categories to Possibly living people, so if anyone out there knows anything more about this, please amend. Thanks. Dovea13:00, 4 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
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