Francis Ellis (20 September 1889 - July 1960) was an English

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er. He played for

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between 1914 and 1921, playing 26 matches. He scored 241 runs and took 70 wickets. His best bowling was 6-90 against Kent in 1914. Francis died in July 1960.

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