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Paul Mariner

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The source records Farnworth as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

Paul Mariner
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What is recorded here

Why this person is known: English footballer (1953–2021)

From Wikidata Q537783

Birthplace
Farnworth
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Explorer Tom Farnworth Park - Gladstone Monument is probably where politicians go to forget their promises. Gladstone looked at that spot and thought, 'This is my forever home.' Take a bow if you see him!

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Ellesmere ParkPark · 792 yd

Explorer Tom Ellesmere Park is probably plotting against the other parks in town. It's got a sneaky look about it, like it knows where all the shortcuts are.

Farnworth CemeteryCemetery · 1608 yd

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