Authorised form of name | Englefield; Sir; Henry Charles (1752 - 1822) |
Dates | 1752 - 1822 |
Date of birth | 1752 |
Place of death | Tylney Street, London |
Date of death | 21 March 1822 |
Dates and places | Burial: Englefield church, near Reading, Berkshire |
Activity | Education: At one of the English Colleges, abroad Memberships: FSA (1779)
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Membership category | Fellow |
Date of election | 12/02/1778 |
Sources | Sources: Bulloch's Roll; DNB References: Anita McConnell and Alison Brech, 'Nathaniel and Edward Pigott, Itinerant Astronomers' in NR 1999 vol 53 pp 305-318 Brian Bowers and Keith Bowers, 'Michael Faraday's Geological Notes on the Isle of Wight' in NR 1996 vol 50 pp 65-74 |
Royal Society code | NA1641 |
Archives associated with this Fellow
Reference number | Title | Date |
CB/2/569 | Copy of a letter from Charles Blagden to H Englefield | 1 October 1791 |
CB/2/573 | Copy of a letter from Charles Blagden to H Englefield | 3 October 1791 |
IM/001301 | Englefield, Sir Henry Charles | nd |
L&P/8/169 | Paper, 'Thermometrical observations, 1783' by Henry Charles Englefield | 1785 |
L&P/8/39 | Letter, 'On variations of light in the star Algol' by Henry Charles Englefield | 3 July 1783 |
L&P/8/116 | Letter, 'Of variable stars' from Edward Pigott to Henry Charles Englefield | 5 December 1784 |
L&P/7/199 | Letter, 'Appearance of the soil in opening a well at Hanby, Lincolnshire' from Henry Charles Englefield to Joseph Banks | 1781 |
L&P/9/154 | Letter, 'An account of some luminous arches' from Edward Pigott to Henry Charles Englefield | 25 April 1789 |
L&P/9/172 | Letter, 'Determination of the longitudes and latitudes of some remarkable places near the Severn' from Edward Pigott to Henry Charles Englefield | 25 April 1790 |
L&P/8/127 | Letter, 'Observations of a new variable star' from John Goodricke to Henry Charles Englefield | 10 January 1785 |
EC/1777/21 | Englefield, Sir Henry Charles: certificate of election to the Royal Society | |
MS/957/72 | Letter from Henry Englefield, to Henry Kater, 1 Union Place, Regent's Park | [1820] |