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Andrew Wilson Baird

1842 - 1908

Born

26 April 1842

Aberdeen, Scotland

Died

02/04/1908

London

Nationality

British

Gender

Male

Date of election for Royal Society fellowship

04/06/1885

Relationships

Eldest son of Thomas Baird of Aberdeen and his wife Catherine Imray; married (14 March 1872, Aberdeen) Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Davidson of Aberdeen

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Author of

Unpublished paper, 'Report on tidal disturbances caused by volcanic eruptions at Java 26th - 27th August 1883 and the propagations of the "supertidal" waves' by [Andrew Wilson] Baird
Creator: Andrew Wilson Baird Reference number: AP/63/6
Referee's report by Richard Strachey, on a paper 'Report on the tidal disturbances caused by the volcanic eruptions at Java, August 27 and 28, 1883, and the propagations of the ‘super-tidal’ waves' by Andrew Wilson Baird
Creator: Richard Strachey Reference number: RR/9/196
Letter from Andrew Wilson Baird, on his paper 'Report on the tidal disturbances caused by the volcanic eruptions at Java, August 27 and 28, 1883, and the propagations of the ‘super-tidal’ waves' to the Secretary of the Royal Society
Reference number: RR/9/197

Andrew Wilson Baird

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Author of

Unpublished paper, 'Report on tidal disturbances caused by volcanic eruptions at Java 26th - 27th August 1883 and the propagations of the "supertidal" waves' by [Andrew Wilson] Baird

Referee's report by Richard Strachey, on a paper 'Report on the tidal disturbances caused by the volcanic eruptions at Java, August 27 and 28, 1883, and the propagations of the ‘super-tidal’ waves' by Andrew Wilson Baird

Letter from Andrew Wilson Baird, on his paper 'Report on the tidal disturbances caused by the volcanic eruptions at Java, August 27 and 28, 1883, and the propagations of the ‘super-tidal’ waves' to the Secretary of the Royal Society