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*[[Sir James Tennant Molteno|Sir James Molteno]] (1865–1936), The first Speaker of the South African Parliament. |
*[[Sir James Tennant Molteno|Sir James Molteno]] (1865–1936), The first Speaker of the South African Parliament. |
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*[[Vincent Barkly Molteno]] (1872–1952), Admiral of the Royal Navy in World War I. |
*[[Vincent Barkly Molteno]] (1872–1952), Admiral of the Royal Navy in World War I. |
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*[[Donald Barkly Molteno]] (1908–1972), noted liberal Cape barrister and |
*[[Donald Barkly Molteno]] (1908–1972), noted liberal Cape barrister and parliamentarian. |
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Revision as of 06:43, 30 August 2011
Molteno may refer to:
Places
- Molteno, a town and municipality in Italy.
- Molteno, Eastern Cape, a town in South Africa
- Molteno Pass, mountain pass near Beaufort West, South Africa
People
- Sir John Molteno (1814–1886), The first Prime Minister of the Cape Colony.
- Elizabeth Maria Molteno (1852-1927), prominent early advocate of civil and women's rights.
- Percy Molteno (1861–1937), Shipping magnate and liberal politician.
- Sir James Molteno (1865–1936), The first Speaker of the South African Parliament.
- Vincent Barkly Molteno (1872–1952), Admiral of the Royal Navy in World War I.
- Donald Barkly Molteno (1908–1972), noted liberal Cape barrister and parliamentarian.
Other
- The Molteno Brothers, farming enterprise and trust fund of Ted and Harry Molteno.
- Molteno Institute for Language and Literacy, an NGO to combat illiteracy in Africa
- Molteno Formation, a palaeontological formation in Southern Africa dating to the Upper Triassic.
- Molteno Dam, a historic dam in Cape Town, South Africa
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