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Who is Sir John Franklin?
Sir John Franklin was a British Naval Officer and explorer.
What is Sir John Franklin famous for?
Sir John Franklin was famous for exploring! Tinkergirl020!!
How many men did Sir John Franklin take with him on his first expedition?
135
When was Sir John Franklin born?
Sir John Franklin was born in Spilsby, Lincolnshire, UK, in 1786.
What date did Sir John Franklin die?
Sir John Franklin died on June 11, 1847.
What country or organization did Sir John Franklin work for?
sir john Franklin worked for new Orleans and the British army .
Why did sir john Franklin explore?
sir john Franklin explored to find the north west passage and did find it after a couple expeditions
Where was Sir John Franklin born?
Franklin was born in Spilsby, Lincolnshire, UK, in 1786.
What is Sir John Franklin's nationality?
British
What was Sir John Franklin famous for?
his a lol
Where did sir john Franklin?
he worked in a winery
Who sent sir john Franklin?
horse
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