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William Eassie

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William Eassie
FLS, FGS, FRGS
File:Eassie, William.jpg
Born 1832
Died 1888
Residence 11 Park Road, Regent's Park, N.W.
High Orchard House, Gloucester [1864]
2 Addison Villas, Notting Hill, W. [1866]
[in A6:2]: Barth House, The Barth, Gloucester, crossed out, in favour of 18 Great George Street, Westminster [this for 1872]
Child's-hill, Hendon, NW [1875]
73 King Henry's Road, NW [1881]
Occupation business
Society Membership
membership ASL, AI ordinary fellow - life compounder
ASL Foundation Fellow
left 1888 deceased
elected_AI 1864
elected_ASL 1864.01.19
societies Linnean Society of London
Geological Society
Royal Geographical Society
Palaeontographical Society

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Notes From Elsewhere

Eassie, William (1832–1888), sanitary engineer and pioneer of cremation

Publications

External Publications

Healthy Houses by William Eassie

Cremation of the Dead: Its History and Bearings Upon Public Health by William Eassie

House Publications

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