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== Biographies and obituaries == | == Biographies and obituaries == | ||
Obituary - J.S. Grant Wilson. Born 2nd June 1855, died 29th December 1908. Geologists Magazine. New Series. v. 6 p.91-92. 1909 | |||
== Publications == | == Publications == |
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1855 | Born June 2nd. Educated at St. Andrews University. While there carries out series of analyses on minerals under Heddle. |
1876 | Joined Geological Survey as Assistant Geologist. |
First field mapping under Peach and Jack in Eskdale and Liddesdale. | |
Later mapped large areas of crystalline schists in Banffshire, North East Aberdeenshire, Central Perthshire near Ben Nevis and parts of Knapdale Plateau in Argyll. | |
While in Perth made series of soundings in Lochs Tay, Earn and Tummel, results published in Scottish Geographic Magazine (1888). | |
Undertook revision of Fife Coalfield and examination of new mines and bores. (Services acknowledged by Geikie in memoirs on East and Central Fife). | |
Paper in ?? Geol. Mag. - Tay Valley. | |
Made analyses of volcanic rocks – some published in “Ancient Volcanoes” and in the North West Highlands memoir. | |
Made analyses also of Carboniferous limestones from Midland Valley. | |
1901 | Promoted to Geologist. |
1908 | Died December 29th. |
Biographies and obituaries
Obituary - J.S. Grant Wilson. Born 2nd June 1855, died 29th December 1908. Geologists Magazine. New Series. v. 6 p.91-92. 1909
Publications
Memoir, in part – Ben Nevis (1916)
Memoir, in part – Lower Strathspey (1902)
Memoir, in part – Central Coalfield of Scotland Area VII (1920).
Memoir: North Aberdeenshire and East Banff (1882)
Memoir, in part – Edinburgh (1910)
Memoir, in part – Central Aberdeenshire (1890)
Memoir, in part – Oil Shales of the Lothians (1912)
Memoir, in part – Oban (1908)
Memoir, in part – Seaborad of Mid-Argyll (1909)
Memoir, in part – Knapdale and Jura (1911)
Memoir, in part – ; Blair Atholl (1905)
Memoir, in part – Glasgow (1911)