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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Notebooks of John Murray III, primarily relating to geology and business interests |
| Date | 1827-1851 |
| Document Type | Diary; Miscellaneous |
| Author | Murray, John III |
| Theme | Travel and the World; Business and Finance |
| Description |
Notebooks include: Notebook of John Murray III, on trips to fossil footprints found in red sandstone at Corncockle Muir, Dumfriesshire Notebook of John Murray III, including notes on printing numbers of various magazines in 1829 and copies of publishing rejection letters, 1829-33 Notebook of John Murray III, including geological notes and notes on errors and common misconceptions, with newspaper clippings enclosed Notebook of John Murray III, containing accounts of selling books (including works of Lord Byron and George Crabbe) around England, with notes on Lord Byron, including a note: "This day Lord Byron and Walter Scott met for the first time." Notebook of John Murray III, with literary and historical notes, including on Walter Scott and Lord Byron Notebook of John Murray III, including notes on proposed Dictionary of Natural History (Geology, Botany, Fossil Botany, Conchology, Insects, Zoology, Man, Fishes, Birds, Osteology and Mineralogy), proposed Biographical Dictionary, proposed geographical work and travel notes Drawing and notes of Sophia Kilvert, of jewel given to the Earl of Essex by Queen Elizabeth I in 1575 |
| Keywords | geology travel and exploration business finance publishing bookselling |
| People | Murray, John III Byron, George Gordon (6th Baron Byron) Scott, Sir Walter (1st Baronet) Croker, John Wilson Gifford, William Crabbe, George |
| Places | London; Dumfries; Scotland; United Kingdom |
| NLS Collection | Murray Family Papers |
| NLS Reference | Acc.13236/221-227 |
| Copyright and Source Archive | The National Library of Scotland |