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Im pretty sure he had 5 brothers- Sir George Smyth Baden-powell, Henry Warrington Smyth Baden-Powell, Augustus- (who died when he was a young man) , Francis, and Baden Fletcher Smyth Baden-Powell and he had 1 sister called Agnes-who originally started off the Girl Guides. He also had 3 other siblings that died after him, at birth.

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