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British Lions & England international rugby union player For the British agricultural statistician, see R. Henry Rew.

Henry Rew (11 November 1906 – 11 December 1940(1940-12-11) (aged 34)) was an English rugby union player. He won 10 caps for England between 1929 and 1934, and four for the British Lions on their 1930 tour. He was killed at Nibeiwa Fort while serving with the Royal Tank Regiment.

References

"Henry Rew | Rugby Union | Players and Officials". ESPN Scrum. Retrieved 6 September 2013.
Reading Room Manchester. "Casualty Details". CWGC. Retrieved 6 September 2013.

v t e British Lions – 1930 New Zealand and Australia tour
Forwards	Doug Prentice (Leicester and England) (captain) Henry Rew (Blackheath and England) Dai Parker (Swansea and Wales) WB Welsh (Hawick and Scotland) Brian Black (Oxford U. and England) Mike Dunne (Lansdowne and Ireland) George Beamish (Leicester and Ireland) Jimmy Farrell (Bective Rangers and Ireland) John Hodgson (Northern) Henry O'Hara O'Neill (Queens and Ireland) Ivor Jones (Llanelli and Wales) Harry Wilkinson (Halifax and England) Sam Martindale (Kendal and England) Douglas Kendrew (Leicester and England) Harold Jones (Manchester and England)
Backs	Jack Bassett (Penarth and Wales) Gordon Bonner (Bradford) Carl Aarvold (Cambridge U. and England) Jim Reeve (Harlequins and England) Jack Morley (Newport and Wales) Tony Novis (Blackheath and England) Roy Jennings (Redruth) Harry Bowcott (Cambridge U. and Wales) Tommy Jones-Davies (London Welsh and Wales) Paul Murray (Wanderers and Ireland) Roger Spong (Old Millhillians and England) Wilf Sobey (Old Millhillians and England) Tom Knowles (Birkenhead Park) Howard Poole (Cardiff)
Coach	James Baxter

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