James Ward

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Date Details
1854 Born.
1870 Appointed Fossil Collector.
1880 Resigned.
1843 Born.
1861 Entered Royal School of Mines as a student.
1864 Gained Edward Forbes Medal.
1865 Joined Geological Survey. Sent to Yorkshire, worked on Millstone Grit and Lower Coal Measures (paper to Geological Society 1869).
1869 Transferred to Keswick. Memoir: “Lake District” (1876); Papers: “Lake basins of Cumberland” (Q.J. 1874); “Glaciation of south part of Lake District (Q.J. 1875).
1875-1876 Engaged in microscopical examination of Lake District rocks. Papers: “Granitic, granitoid and metamorphic rocks of the Lake District” (Q.J. 1875,1876); “Comparative microscopic rock structure of Ancient and Modern volcanic rocks” (Q.J. 1875). Founded the
1877 Left Lake District for Lower Carboniferous of Bewcastle.
1878 Entered the Church. Licensed to curacy of St. John’s, Keswick.
1880 Appointed to Vicarage of Rydal.
1880 Died.

Biographies and obituaries

Etheridge, R. Obituary - Rev. James Clifton Ward. [In Anniversary Address.]. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society. v. 37 p.41-43. 1881

Obituary - Rev. James Clifton Ward, F.G.S. (1843-1880). Geologists Magazine. New Series. v. 7 p.334-336. 1880

Publications

Memoirs: Lake District , north part of (1876); Leeds and Tadcaster (1870) with Aveline, Green, Dakyns, Russell.; Dewsbury (1871) with Green, Dakyns, Russell.; Appleby (1897) (petrological notes); Yorkshire Coalfield (1869) with Green and Dakyn.;

BGS archives

Ref No Title Description
GSM/GL/Wd J.C.Ward Ward joined the Survey in 1865.
GSM/MG/P/4/89 Letters to F.W. Rudler about analysis of nickel minerals.