Samuel Pasfield Oliver

Lieut.,Capt. Samuel Pasfield Oliver RA, FRGS
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Born	1838
Died	1907
Residence	40 Hauteville Guernsey 4 Hauteville, Guernsey [1872] 2 Eastern Villas, Anglesey, Gosport, Hants. [1883] Moray House, Anglesey, Gosport, Hants [1894]
Occupation	armed services
Society Membership membership ESL Corresponding member ASL ordinary fellow LAS unclear AI ordinary fellow and corresponding fellow left 1869.10.12 resigned ASL 1902 last listed elected_ESL 1870.04 elected_AI 1868 elected_LAS ? elected_ASL 1868.05.19 societies Royal Geographical Society Society of Antiquaries

Notes

House Notes

ASL proposed 1868.05.05

contributes £2 to Eyre Defence and Aid Fund

LAS - a Mr Oliver takes part in discussion in 1873, not clear whether fellow or not, may or may not be this man

Notes From Elsewhere

Samuel Pasfield Oliver (1838–1907) was an English artillery officer, geographer and antiquary.

In 1869 was invited by the ESL to prepare a report on the condition of prehistoric monuments on Guernsey [see Extreme Heritage Management: The Practices and Policies of Densely Populated Islands
edited by Godfrey Baldacchino]

service in royal artillery 1857-1871

Publications

External Publications

Pamphlet by Lieut. S.P. Oliver "Description of Two Routes through Nicaragua," Gasport (England), 1867. Description of an expedition by Oliver, accompanied by Pim and Collinson, Pim's proposed route for a railroad to Lake Nicaragua and also an expedition along an existing non-profitable route via the River San Juan. 26 pages.

On the Prehistoric Remains of the Channel Islands, (1879)

Robert Drury's Journal in Madagascar. Edited, with an Introduction and Notes, by Captain S.P. Oliver.

S. P. Oliver, The Second Afghan War, 1908

Madagascar and the Malagasy: With Sketches in the Provinces of Tamatave, Betanimena and Ankova, by Lieut. S. P. Oliver

House Publications

ASL
on the Hovas of Madagascar

AI
On the Prehistoric Remains in Brittany 1872