Ned Hanlan

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Ned Hanlan was a celebrated 19th-century Canadian professional rower and world champion sculler, regarded as one of the country’s first international sports stars.

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Edward Hanlan 1
Ned Hanlan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian sportsman
human
professional rower
world champion sculler
activeYearsEnd 1880s
activeYearsStart 1870s
burialPlace Toronto NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath pneumonia
competedIn professional sculling matches in Australia
professional sculling matches in Canada
professional sculling matches in England
professional sculling matches in the United States
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1855-07-12
dateOfDeath 1908-01-04
describedAs 19th-century Canadian professional rower and world champion sculler
endTime 1884
familyName Hanlan NERFINISHED
givenName Edward
hasNationality Canadian
hasPart statue of Ned Hanlan in Toronto
heritageDesignation National Historic Person of Canada NERFINISHED
honouredIn Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
Canadian Sports Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
influenced development of competitive rowing technique
later generations of Canadian rowers
memorial Ned Hanlan statue on Toronto’s waterfront
nickname Ned NERFINISHED
notableAchievement first Canadian to win the world professional sculling championship
one of Canada’s first international sports stars
popularized the sliding seat in competitive rowing
notableFor single sculls rowing
occupation professional athlete
rower
placeOfBirth Province of Canada NERFINISHED
Toronto NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Toronto NERFINISHED
positionHeld world sculling champion
residence Hanlan’s Point NERFINISHED
Toronto NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
sport rowing
startTime 1880
usedEquipment sliding-seat racing shell

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Hanlan’s Point namedAfter Ned Hanlan
this entity surface form: Edward Hanlan