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George Ormerod

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George Ormerod

English geologist (1810-91)

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Also known as George Wareing Ormerod, G. W. Ormerod, G. Wareing Ormerod

About George Ormerod

English geologist (1810-91)

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Occupation: geologist, lawyer
Position held: treasurer
Citizenship: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Born: October 12, 1810
Died: January 6, 1891

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Occupation: geologist, lawyer
Position held: treasurer
Citizenship: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Born: October 12, 1810
Died: January 6, 1891

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George Ormerodfather Sarah Mayer Lathammother Eleanor Anne Ormerodsibling Edward Ormerodsibling

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George Ormerod Sarah Mayer Latham Eleanor Anne Ormerod Edward Ormerod

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The Trias at Dawlish Historical Sketch of the Parish of Chagford Notice of the Occurrence of Scapolite at Chagford, Devon What is Grimspound?On the Traces of Tin Streaming in the Vicinity of Chagford Note on Deep Borings at the Waterworks and in the Trias, at Teignmouth, Devon On the Hut-Circles of the Eastern Side of Dartmoor On the Substitution of Firearms for the Long-Bow, and Contributions to the National Armament at Chagford, in the County of Devon, during the Sixteenth Century

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