Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, Volume 41Devonshire Press, 1909 - Devon (England) List of members in each volume. |
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Page 42
... JOHN EVANS . The Devonshire Association has lost a distinguished member through the death of Sir John Evans , who joined the Association in 1869 , and thus was one of its oldest members . He was born on 17 November , 1823 , at Britwell ...
... JOHN EVANS . The Devonshire Association has lost a distinguished member through the death of Sir John Evans , who joined the Association in 1869 , and thus was one of its oldest members . He was born on 17 November , 1823 , at Britwell ...
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... John Dickinson , F.R.S. , was the head and founder , and in 1851 , at the age of twenty- eight , he was admitted into partnership and lived to become the senior member of the firm . He was also for many years President of the Paper ...
... John Dickinson , F.R.S. , was the head and founder , and in 1851 , at the age of twenty- eight , he was admitted into partnership and lived to become the senior member of the firm . He was also for many years President of the Paper ...
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... John Evans was married three times . By his first wife , Harriet Ann , the daughter of John Dickinson , F.R.S. , he had three sons and two daughters . One of these sons is the well - known explorer of Knossos . His second wife , Frances ...
... John Evans was married three times . By his first wife , Harriet Ann , the daughter of John Dickinson , F.R.S. , he had three sons and two daughters . One of these sons is the well - known explorer of Knossos . His second wife , Frances ...
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... John Huddleston , of York , and was born in that city on 2 June , 1828. He was educated at Uppingham School and St. John's College , Cambridge , where he proceeded to degree of Master of Arts . Between 1853 and 1860 , he travelled in ...
... John Huddleston , of York , and was born in that city on 2 June , 1828. He was educated at Uppingham School and St. John's College , Cambridge , where he proceeded to degree of Master of Arts . Between 1853 and 1860 , he travelled in ...
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... John E. Coombes , Librarian . The Rev. John Gill , M.A. R. Burnard , F.S.A. M. W. Tattam . T. W. Latham . E. D. Wylie . Maj . - Gen . E. H. Holley , R.A. , J.P. H. Victor Prigg , A.M.I.C.E. , F.R.MET.Soc . Frank Howarth , M.I.C.E. 1200 ...
... John E. Coombes , Librarian . The Rev. John Gill , M.A. R. Burnard , F.S.A. M. W. Tattam . T. W. Latham . E. D. Wylie . Maj . - Gen . E. H. Holley , R.A. , J.P. H. Victor Prigg , A.M.I.C.E. , F.R.MET.Soc . Frank Howarth , M.I.C.E. 1200 ...
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