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| − | 1874.01.13 Mr Trelawney Saunders of the India Office was proposed as a Corresponding Member of the Institute<br />1874.02.10 elected a corresponding member of the Institute<br /><br /> | + | 1874.01.13 Mr Trelawney Saunders of the India Office was proposed as a Corresponding Member of the Institute<br />1874.02.10 elected a corresponding member of the Institute<br /><br />death noted in the report of the council for 1910: Mr. T. W. Saunders, one of our few remaining corresponding fellows, was chiefly known as a geographer. In 1868 he became assistant geographer to the India Office, and for nearly twenty years, until his retirement, was fully occupied with his duties there, and the publication of many works on his own particular subject. |
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Mr. Trelawney Saunders was a seller of maps and charts in a stationer’s shop. In 1852 Edward Stanford became Saunders' partner, but a year later the company was dissolved and Stanford took control of the business himself.<br /><br />Trelawney William Saunders (1821-1910), FRGS, book and map seller, 6 Charing Cross, London; Geographical Assistant, India Office; cartographer [Captain James Mangles (1786-1867); Edward Stanford] [from letter for sale]<br /> | Mr. Trelawney Saunders was a seller of maps and charts in a stationer’s shop. In 1852 Edward Stanford became Saunders' partner, but a year later the company was dissolved and Stanford took control of the business himself.<br /><br />Trelawney William Saunders (1821-1910), FRGS, book and map seller, 6 Charing Cross, London; Geographical Assistant, India Office; cartographer [Captain James Mangles (1786-1867); Edward Stanford] [from letter for sale]<br /> | ||
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Trelawney William Saunders
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| Born | 1821 | ||||||||||
| Died | 1910 | ||||||||||
| Residence |
India Office, SW [1881] 3 Elmfield on the Knowles, Newton Abbot, Devon [1894] | ||||||||||
| Occupation | book seller | ||||||||||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
1874.01.13 Mr Trelawney Saunders of the India Office was proposed as a Corresponding Member of the Institute
1874.02.10 elected a corresponding member of the Institute
death noted in the report of the council for 1910: Mr. T. W. Saunders, one of our few remaining corresponding fellows, was chiefly known as a geographer. In 1868 he became assistant geographer to the India Office, and for nearly twenty years, until his retirement, was fully occupied with his duties there, and the publication of many works on his own particular subject.
Notes From Elsewhere
Mr. Trelawney Saunders was a seller of maps and charts in a stationer’s shop. In 1852 Edward Stanford became Saunders' partner, but a year later the company was dissolved and Stanford took control of the business himself.
Trelawney William Saunders (1821-1910), FRGS, book and map seller, 6 Charing Cross, London; Geographical Assistant, India Office; cartographer [Captain James Mangles (1786-1867); Edward Stanford] [from letter for sale]
Publications
External Publications
An Introduction to the Survey of Western Palestine: Its Waterways, Plains & Highlands
A Sketch of the Mountains and River Basins of India; in two maps, with explanatory memoirs.
A Brief Geographical Account Of The Survey Of Western Palestine: Read Before The Geographical Section Of The British Association At York In 1881
The Asiatic Mediterranean and its Australian Port: the Settlement of Port Flinders and the Province of Albert in the Gulf of Carpentaria, practically proposed
Notes to accompany the map of Ttahuantin-Suyu, or the empire of the Yncas 1872
Twelve Maps of India, to Accompany the Statement Exhibiting the Moral and Material Progress and Condition of India During the Year 1882-83
