Francis Owen

Last updated December 13, 2021

Francis Owen may refer to:

Francis Owen (missionary) (1802–1854), English missionary
Francis Owen (politician) (1745–1774), British politician
Francis Owen (philologist) (1886–1975), Canadian philologist and military officer

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