Matthew Moggridge

Matthew Moggridge FGS
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Born	1803
Died	1882
Residence	Monmouthshire c/o Revd M.W. Moggridge Long Ditton Kingston on Thames [1869] 32 Southwick Street, Hyde Park, W. [1872] 5 Eldon Road, Victoria Road, SW [1875] 8 Bina-gardens, S. Kensington, W [1879]
Occupation	archaeologist
Society Membership membership ESL, AI Ordinary Fellow left 1879.01.07 resigned [but see note] 1882 deceased elected_ESL 1869.10 elected_AI 1869 societies Geological Society Botanical Society of London Geologist's Association

Notes

House Notes

1879.01.21 The Directors reported that Mr Moggridge had withdrawn his resignation

Report of Council for 1882. obit, ditto in report of 1882 of Geologist's Association

Notes From Elsewhere

Matthew Moggridge (-1882)
A noted archaeologist who married Fanny (1808-1894), the eldest sister of John Dillwyn Llewelyn. He was also the father of J. Traherne Moggridge and served as a magistrate during the Rebecca Riots.

Publications

External Publications

On the Skeleton of the Red Rocks.An article extracted from the Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 42nd. Meeting, Brighton, 1872.
M. Moggridge, F.G.S., F.R.Hist.S.

geological addresses were delivered by Mr. M. Moggridge, F.G.S., of Mentone,

On the “Muffa”of the Sulphur Springsat Valdieri. J. Moggridge F.G.S.

Related Material Details

Other Material

Natural History museum - plant collector
Plants at Kew
Letters in Broome correspondence in BM