John Spencer Noldwritt
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| Residence | 5 Water Lane, Tower Street, EC | ||||||||
| Occupation | academic | ||||||||
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1867.02.05 Mr Noldwritt’s letter stating that he was unable to pay his subscription for 1866 and his explanation, was ordered to be accepted.
1868.02.18 Mr Noldwritt’s letter relative to his resignation was referred to the Financial Committee.
Noldwitt in 6th, 7th list
Notes From Elsewhere
John Spencer Noldwritt (academic/intellectual; British; Male; 1891; active)
Custom House Agent and lecturer, Secretary of the Walworth Literary Institute and Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. In April 1891 A.W. Franks (q.v.), from the British Museum, purchased a large quantity of North and South American, African and Oceania material from Noldwritt's ethnographic collection from the antiquities shop run by George R. Harding.
