Tanner, Vera (b. 1906)
Tanner, Vera (b. 1906)
English swimmer. Born 1906 in UK; George Dupre Crozier Murrell (1894–1979), 1930; children: Julia de Burley Murrell (b. 1934).
Won a silver medal at Paris Olympics (1924) and a silver medal at Amsterdam Olympics (1928), both in 4 × 100-meter freestyle relay.
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