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Authorised form of nameThoday; David (1883 - 1964)
Dates1883 - 1964
Date of birth05 May 1883
Date of death30/03/1964
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election19/03/1942
RelationshipsParents: Susan Elizabeth Thoday nee Bingham
Grandparents: Charles Bingham (1840-1926), Alice Bingham nee Goodwin (1836-1894)
SourcesObituaries:
Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 1965 vol 11 pp 177-185, plate, by Walter Stiles
Royal Society codeNA2216
Archives associated with this Fellow
Reference numberTitleDate
EC/1942/17Thoday, David: certificate of election to the Royal Society
NLB/40/700Copy letter from John Rose Bradford to D [David] Thoday19 July 1909
RR/17/446Referee's report by Francis Darwin, on a paper 'Experimental researches on vegetable assimilation and respira­tion V.—A critical examination of Sachs’ method for using increase of dry weight as a measure of carbon dioxide assimilation in leaves' by David Thoday19 June 1909
NLB/42/95Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D [David] Thoday, Botany School, Cambridge23 March 1910
MC/24/181Letter from [David] Thoday, 26 Portugal Place, Cambridge, to the [Royal Society]1 May 1909
NLB/38/143Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to [David] Thoday, [Fellow of the Royal Society], Trinity College, Cambridge19 June 1908
NLB/39/268Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D Thoday, 26 Portugal PLace, Cambridge17 December 1908
NLB/40/195Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D [David] Thoday, Trinity College, Cambridge30 April 1909
NLB/40/136Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D Thoday23 April 1909
NLB/41/105Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to [David] Thoday, [Fellow of the Royal Society]13 October 1909
NLB/40/642Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D [David] Thoday, 26 Portugal Place, Cambridge12 July 1909
NLB/40/482Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Dr F [Frederick] F [Frost] Blackman FRS14 June 1909
NLB/40/521Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D [David] Thoday18 June 1909
NLB/42/135Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Professor F [Francis] W [Wall] Oliver FRS 11 April 1910
NLB/42/373Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harriton to D Thoday, MA30 May 1910
NLB/41/437Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to [David] Thoday, [Fellow of the Royal Society], Botany Schools, Cambridge14 December 1909
NLB/42/67Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Dr J [John] R [Rose] Bradford, Sec RSUndated
RR/70/100Referee's report by David Thoday, on a paper 'Quantitative studies on the wetting of leaves by water' by Gordon Elliott Fogg1947
RR/18/87Referee's report by Horace Tabberer Brown, on a paper 'Experimental researches on vegetable assimilation and respira­tion. VI.—Some experiments on assimilation in the open air' by David Thoday13 March 1910
IM/GA/GRS/6367Thoday, Davidnd
NLB/39/603Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to D [David] Thoday, 26 Portugal Place, Cambridge12 February 1909
MC/24/180Letter from [David] Thoday, 26 Portugal Place, Cambridge, to the [Royal Society]4 February 1909
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