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Authorised form of nameBarlow; John (c 1799 - 1869)
Datesc 1799 - 1869
Place of birthSouth Mimms, Hertfordshire, England
Date of birthc 1799
Place of death5 Berkeley St, Piccadilly, London
Date of death08 July 1869
ActivityEducation:
Mr Richards' school, Tiverton, Devon; BA (1820), MA (1823) Cambridge
Career:
Curate, Uckfield, Sussex (1822); Rector of Little Bowden, Northamptonshire (1830-1843); Secretary of Royal Institution (1842-1860); Chaplain in ordinary, Kensington Palace (1854-1867)
Memberships:
FLS
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election18/12/1834
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll
Virtual International Authority Filehttp://viaf.org/viaf/64748107
CodeNA7551
Archives associated with this Fellow
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IM/Maull/000249Barlow, Rev Johnnd
RR/3/13Referee's report by John Hall Gladstone, on a paper 'On the formation and some of the properties of cyanide' by Reverend John Barlow5 July 1855
RR/3/14Referee's report by Benjamin Collings Brodie, on a paper 'On the formation and some of the properties of cyanide' by Reverend John Barlow25 July 1855
EC/1834/35Barlow, John: certificate of election to the Royal Society
MC/3Volume 3 of miscellaneous correspondence regarding business matters, sent to the Royal Society1839-1843
MC/3/278Letter from John Barlow, [Secretary of the] Royal Institution, Albermarle Street, to the Royal Society1 May 1843
MC/3/275Letter from John Barlow, [Secretary of the] Royal Institution, to [Dr. Peter Mark Roget and Samuel Hunter Christie] the Secretaries of the Royal Society1 May 1843
PT/52/2Paper, 'On the formation and some of the properties of cymidine the organic base of the cymol-series' by John Barlow14 June 1855
AP/36/1Unpublished paper, 'On the metallic, and some other, oxides, in relation to catalytic phenomena' by J [John] Eyre AshbyMarch 1855
AP/36/1/1Unpublished manuscript, 'On the metallic, and some other, oxides, in relation to catalytic phenomena' by J [John] Eyre AshbyMarch 1855
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