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John Edward Marr

1857 - 1933

Born

14 June 1857

Poulton le Sands, Morecambe, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

Died

01 October 1933

126 Huntingdon Road, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Nationality

British

Gender

Male

Date of election for Royal Society fellowship

04/06/1891

Age at the time of election for Royal Society fellowship

Fields of Interest

Geology

Occupation

Geologist

Relationships

Parents: John Marr and Mary (née Simpson). Spouse: (m. 1893) Amy Stubbs, daughter of John Stubbs of Shap Wells, Westmorland. Children: Alleyne Marr, killed in the Second World War.

Catalogue

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Referee of

Referee's report by John Edward Marr, on a paper 'On the discovery of a novel type flint implements below the base of the Red Crag of Suffolk, proving the existence skilled workers of flint in the Pliocene age' by Ray Lankester
Creator: John Edward Marr Reference number: RR/18/160

John Edward Marr

Timeline of 103 items related to John Edward Marr from 1660–1725

Referee of

Referee's report by John Edward Marr, on a paper 'On the discovery of a novel type flint implements below the base of the Red Crag of Suffolk, proving the existence skilled workers of flint in the Pliocene age' by Ray Lankester