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Authorised form of nameStrachey; John (1671 - 1743)
Dates1671 - 1743
NationalityBritish
Place of birthSutton Court, Chew Magna, Somerset, England, United Kingdom
Date of birth10 May 1671
Place of deathGreenwich, Kent, England, United Kingdom
Date of death11 June 1743
OccupationLandowner
Research fieldGeology
ActivityEducation:
Trinity College, Oxford (matriculated 1686); Middle Temple (admitted 1688)
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election05/11/1719
Age at election48
ProposerRobert Welstead
RelationshipsSon of John Strachey of Sutton Court, Somerset, and his wife, Jane; married: 1) Elizabeth Elletson; 2) Christina Staveley; 19 children, 18 of them by his first wife; great, great grandfather of Richard Strachey (FRS 1854)
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; DSB; Foster; MT
Virtual International Authority File22018516
CodeNA311
Archives associated with this Fellow
RefNoTitleDate
MS/390/183Bond of John Strachey to the Treasurer of the Royal Society10 December 1719
CLP/9i/69/2Plate, two cross-sections of coal country in Somersetshire by unknown artist[1724]
CLP/9i/69Paper, 'An account of the strata in coal mines' by John Strachey[1724]
CLP/9i/69/3Plate, distribution of rocks and minerals in coal country in Somersetshire by unknown artist[1724]
CLP/9i/69/1Manuscript, 'An account of the strata in coal mines' by John Strachey[1724]
EL/S2/62Extract of a letter, from John Strachey [to the Royal Society]1 June 1726
RBO/12/20'Account of the Strata in Coal mines' by John Strachey1725
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