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  <PersonName label="Authorised form of name" urlencoded="Shenstone%3b+William+Ashwell+(1850+-+1908)%3b+chemist+and+schoolmaster" urlpathencoded="Shenstone;%20William%20Ashwell%20(1850%20-%201908);%20chemist%20and%20schoolmaster">Shenstone; William Ashwell (1850 - 1908); chemist and schoolmaster</PersonName>
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  <PlaceOfBirth label="Place of birth" urlencoded="Wells+next+the+Sea%2c+Norfolk%2c+England" urlpathencoded="Wells%20next%20the%20Sea,%20Norfolk,%20England">Wells next the Sea, Norfolk, England</PlaceOfBirth>
  <DateOfBirth label="Date of birth" urlencoded="01+December+1850" urlpathencoded="01%20December%201850">01 December 1850 </DateOfBirth>
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  <PlaceOfDeath label="Place of death" urlencoded="Polurrian+Hotel%2c+Mullion%2c+Cornwall%2c+England" urlpathencoded="Polurrian%20Hotel,%20Mullion,%20Cornwall,%20England">Polurrian Hotel, Mullion, Cornwall, England</PlaceOfDeath>
  <DateOfDeath label="Date of death" urlencoded="03%2f02%2f1908" urlpathencoded="03/02/1908">03/02/1908</DateOfDeath>
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  <ResearchField label="Research field" urlencoded="Pharmaceutical+chemistry" urlpathencoded="Pharmaceutical%20chemistry">Pharmaceutical chemistry</ResearchField>
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  <Activity label="Activity" urlencoded="Education%3a+Colchester+grammar+school%3b+awarded+a+Bell+scholarship+to+train+as+a+pharmaceutical+chemist+at+the+school+of+the+Pharmaceutical+Society+of+Great+Britain%2c+London+(1871)%3b+Science+Master%2c+Clifton+College%2c+Bristol+(1880-1908).%0aCareer%3a+Apprentice+pharmacist+at+his+father%27s+business%3b+awarded+the+Pereira+medal+and+was+appointed+demonstrator+of+practical+chemistry+in+the+school+under+Professor+John+Attfield+(FRS+1880)+(1872)%3b+joined+Clifton+College%2c+Bristol+as+the+assistant+of+William+Augustus+Tilden+(FRS+1880)+(1874)%0aappointed+science+master+at+Taunton+School+(1875)%3b+science+master+at+Exeter+grammar+school+(1877)+and+built+a+cheap+laboratory+which+became+a+model+for+other+public+schools%3b+returned+to+Clifton+College%2c+succeeding+Tilden+as+senior+science+master+(1880-1908).%0aMemberships%3a+%0aFIC%0aAssociation+of+Public+School+Science+Teachers" urlpathencoded="Education:%20Colchester%20grammar%20school;%20awarded%20a%20Bell%20scholarship%20to%20train%20as%20a%20pharmaceutical%20chemist%20at%20the%20school%20of%20the%20Pharmaceutical%20Society%20of%20Great%20Britain,%20London%20(1871);%20Science%20Master,%20Clifton%20College,%20Bristol%20(1880-1908).%0aCareer:%20Apprentice%20pharmacist%20at%20his%20father's%20business;%20awarded%20the%20Pereira%20medal%20and%20was%20appointed%20demonstrator%20of%20practical%20chemistry%20in%20the%20school%20under%20Professor%20John%20Attfield%20(FRS%201880)%20(1872);%20joined%20Clifton%20College,%20Bristol%20as%20the%20assistant%20of%20William%20Augustus%20Tilden%20(FRS%201880)%20(1874)%0aappointed%20science%20master%20at%20Taunton%20School%20(1875);%20science%20master%20at%20Exeter%20grammar%20school%20(1877)%20and%20built%20a%20cheap%20laboratory%20which%20became%20a%20model%20for%20other%20public%20schools;%20returned%20to%20Clifton%20College,%20succeeding%20Tilden%20as%20senior%20science%20master%20(1880-1908).%0aMemberships:%20%0aFIC%0aAssociation%20of%20Public%20School%20Science%20Teachers">Education: Colchester grammar school; awarded a Bell scholarship to train as a pharmaceutical chemist at the school of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, London (1871); Science Master, Clifton College, Bristol (1880-1908).
Career: Apprentice pharmacist at his father's business; awarded the Pereira medal and was appointed demonstrator of practical chemistry in the school under Professor John Attfield (FRS 1880) (1872); joined Clifton College, Bristol as the assistant of William Augustus Tilden (FRS 1880) (1874)
appointed science master at Taunton School (1875); science master at Exeter grammar school (1877) and built a cheap laboratory which became a model for other public schools; returned to Clifton College, succeeding Tilden as senior science master (1880-1908).
Memberships: 
FIC
Association of Public School Science Teachers </Activity>
  <Relationships label="Relationships" urlencoded="Parents%3a+James+Burt+Byron+Shenstone%2c+pharmaceutical+chemist+in+Colchester%2c+and+Jemima%2c+daughter+of+James+Chapman%2c+of+Wells+next+the+Sea.%0aSpouse%3a+Jane+Mildred%2c+daughter+of+Reginald+N.+Durrant%2c+rector+of+Wootton+(27+December+1883)%0aChildren%3a+One+son+and+one+daughter" urlpathencoded="Parents:%20James%20Burt%20Byron%20Shenstone,%20pharmaceutical%20chemist%20in%20Colchester,%20and%20Jemima,%20daughter%20of%20James%20Chapman,%20of%20Wells%20next%20the%20Sea.%0aSpouse:%20Jane%20Mildred,%20daughter%20of%20Reginald%20N.%20Durrant,%20rector%20of%20Wootton%20(27%20December%201883)%0aChildren:%20One%20son%20and%20one%20daughter">Parents: James Burt Byron Shenstone, pharmaceutical chemist in Colchester, and Jemima, daughter of James Chapman, of Wells next the Sea.
Spouse: Jane Mildred, daughter of Reginald N. Durrant, rector of Wootton (27 December 1883)
Children: One son and one daughter</Relationships>
  <OtherInfo label="OtherInfo" urlencoded="Collaborated+with+William+Tilden+in+investigation+of+terpenes+and+the+solubility+of+salts+at+high+temperatures.%0aPursued+research+on+preparation+of+ozone+and+the+properties+of+highly+purified+substances.%0aAs+a+skilled+glass-blower%2c+he+published+an+important+practical+manual+on+the+subject+in+1886+and+introduced+vitrified+silica+as+a+material+for+laboratory+apparatus." urlpathencoded="Collaborated%20with%20William%20Tilden%20in%20investigation%20of%20terpenes%20and%20the%20solubility%20of%20salts%20at%20high%20temperatures.%0aPursued%20research%20on%20preparation%20of%20ozone%20and%20the%20properties%20of%20highly%20purified%20substances.%0aAs%20a%20skilled%20glass-blower,%20he%20published%20an%20important%20practical%20manual%20on%20the%20subject%20in%201886%20and%20introduced%20vitrified%20silica%20as%20a%20material%20for%20laboratory%20apparatus.">Collaborated with William Tilden in investigation of terpenes and the solubility of salts at high temperatures.
Pursued research on preparation of ozone and the properties of highly purified substances.
As a skilled glass-blower, he published an important practical manual on the subject in 1886 and introduced vitrified silica as a material for laboratory apparatus. </OtherInfo>
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  <DateOfElection label="Date of election" urlencoded="09%2f06%2f1898" urlpathencoded="09/06/1898">09/06/1898</DateOfElection>
  <AgeAtElection label="Age at election" urlencoded="48" urlpathencoded="48">48</AgeAtElection>
  <Proposer label="Proposer" urlencoded="Wyndham+Rowland+Dunstan%3b+Raphael+Meldola%3b+John+Perry%3b+Silvanus+Phillips+Thompson%3b+Arthur+Mason+Worthington%3b+Charles+Vernon+Boys%3b+Archibals+Liversidge%3b+John+Beddoe" urlpathencoded="Wyndham%20Rowland%20Dunstan;%20Raphael%20Meldola;%20John%20Perry;%20Silvanus%20Phillips%20Thompson;%20Arthur%20Mason%20Worthington;%20Charles%20Vernon%20Boys;%20Archibals%20Liversidge;%20John%20Beddoe">Wyndham Rowland Dunstan; Raphael Meldola; John Perry; Silvanus Phillips Thompson; Arthur Mason Worthington; Charles Vernon Boys; Archibals Liversidge; John Beddoe</Proposer>
  <Proposer label="Proposer" urlencoded="William+Augustus+Tilden%3b+Henry+Enfield+Roscoe%3b+Henry+Edward+Armstrong%3b+Joseph+Norman+Lockyer%3b+Thomas+Edward+Thorpe%3b+William+James+Russell%3b+William+Ramsay" urlpathencoded="William%20Augustus%20Tilden;%20Henry%20Enfield%20Roscoe;%20Henry%20Edward%20Armstrong;%20Joseph%20Norman%20Lockyer;%20Thomas%20Edward%20Thorpe;%20William%20James%20Russell;%20William%20Ramsay">William Augustus Tilden; Henry Enfield Roscoe; Henry Edward Armstrong; Joseph Norman Lockyer; Thomas Edward Thorpe; William James Russell; William Ramsay</Proposer>
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Bulloch's Roll; DNB
Obituaries: 
Proc Roy Soc Series A 1909 vol 82 pp xxii-xxiv signed by W A T
References:
Sir Brian Pippard, FRS, 'Schoolmaster-Fellows and the campaign for science education' in NR 2002 vol 56 pp 63-81, plate
N R Ingram, 'All that you can't leave behind' in NR 2003 vol 57 pp 177-184</Source>
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National Council on Archives, Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997</Conventions>
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Content in external sources is not controlled by the Royal Society and historical sources may include content that is now unacceptable.  

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