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Charles Frewen Jenkin

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His younger son Conrad Jenkin (1894–1916) died while serving in the Royal Navy during World War I. His elder son Charles Oswald Frewen Jenkin (1890–1939) was an engineer. His grandchildren and great-grandchildren include
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He was a self-taught multi-linguist: he spoke medieval French, medieval Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Catalan, in addition to his native English.
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by the Institution of Civil Engineers. The Jenkin Building of the Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford is named after him.
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Outside of his university work, Jenkin held a number of appointments. He was Chairman of the Materials Subcommittee of the
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Jenkin returned to Oxford after his military service ended in 1919. He continued the research he undertook at the
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On 21 May 1908, Jenkin was elected to the newly constituted position of professor of sngineering science at the
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was finally collected into one building having previously been spread among many, temporary buildings. During
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He died on 23 August 1940 at his home in St Albans. His funeral and burial took place on 27 August 1940 at
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On 31 March 1919, he was transferred to the unemployed list, thereby ending his military service.
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In 1889, Jenkin married Mary Oswald Mackenzie, youngest daughter of the Scottish Judge
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as a mechanical assistant superintendent. From 1893 to 1898, he worked for
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Report on Materials of Construction used in Aircraft and Aircraft Engines
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Following his retirement from the University of Oxford, Jenkin moved to
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responsible for aircraft materials. He was granted the rank of
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In May 1915, Jenkin was granted a temporary commission in the
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in April 1918, he was appointed head of the branch of the
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Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1919)
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On 7 May 1931, he was elected 529:Patrick Jenkin, Baron Jenkin of Roding 965:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh 950:Academics of the University of Oxford 258:as Professor of Engineering Science. 7: 975:Fellows of Brasenose College, Oxford 970:Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge 960:People educated at Edinburgh Academy 945:English railway mechanical engineers 646:"Jenkin, Charles Frewen (1865–1940)" 825:. 1 April 1919. pp. 4224–4226. 567:Institution of Electrical Engineers 270:, Surrey. He was the second son of 980:Royal Navy officers of World War I 333:, an engineering company based in 125:Fellow of the Royal Society (1931) 14: 395:Department of Engineering Science 60:St Albans, Hertfordshire, England 802:. 10 October 1916. p. 9745. 710:"Obituaries: Dr C. F. Jenkins". 339:London and North Western Railway 201: 188: 168: 565:He was elected a Member of the 425:Aeronautical Research Committee 329:Upon graduation, Jenkin joined 276:Regius Professor of Engineering 955:Fellows of New College, Oxford 571:Institution of Civil Engineers 347:Institution of Civil Engineers 313:. He graduated in 1886 with a 293:in Edinburgh. He attended the 1: 649:. In McConnell, Anita (ed.). 995:Fellows of the Royal Society 676:UK public library membership 569:in 1901 and a Member of the 441:Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve 782:. 4 May 1915. p. 4264. 740:"University Intelligence". 725:"University Intelligence". 575:Fellow of the Royal Society 465:On the amalgamation of the 107:Mary (1889–1940; his death) 1016: 539:, a member of parliament. 303:Trinity College, Cambridge 98:Trinity College, Cambridge 643:Southwell, R. V. (2004). 531:, a cabinet minister and 391:Brasenose College, Oxford 349:. In 1891, he joined the 233: 158: 154: 150: 129: 44:Claygate, Surrey, England 985:Royal Air Force officers 560:King's Birthday Honours 467:Royal Naval Air Service 429:Building Research Board 351:Royal Gunpowder Factory 307:University of Cambridge 295:University of Edinburgh 280:University of Edinburgh 94:University of Edinburgh 661:10.1093/ref:odnb/34172 321:(MA (Cantab)) degree. 254:of engineering at the 81:Charles Frewin Jenkin 483:Ministry of Munitions 416:, and specialised in 414:Ministry of Munitions 337:. He then worked for 282:. He was educated at 240:Charles Frewen Jenkin 216:Years of service 25:Charles Frewen Jenkin 481:and attached to the 460:lieutenant commander 383:University of Oxford 256:University of Oxford 755:"University News". 580:He was awarded the 558:(MBE). In the 1919 447:. He worked in the 387:New College, Oxford 311:Mathematical Tripos 141:Aerospace materials 70:St Albans Cathedral 1000:People from Surrey 893:The London Gazette 822:The London Gazette 799:The London Gazette 779:The London Gazette 479:lieutenant colonel 471:Royal Flying Corps 331:Mather & Platt 228:Lieutenant Colonel 714:. 26 August 1940. 674:(Subscription or 418:corrosion fatigue 284:Edinburgh Academy 237: 236: 145:Corrosion fatigue 131:Scientific career 41:14 September 1865 1007: 920: 919: 917: 915: 904: 898: 897: 884: 878: 877: 875: 873: 867: 856: 848: 842: 841: 833: 827: 826: 813: 804: 803: 790: 784: 783: 770: 761: 760: 752: 746: 745: 737: 731: 730: 722: 716: 715: 707: 680: 679: 671: 669: 667: 648: 640: 586:James Watt Medal 435:Military service 405:and then in the 367:Siemens Brothers 315:Bachelor of Arts 305:in 1883. 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St Albans Cathedral
University of Edinburgh
Trinity College, Cambridge
Aerospace materials
Corrosion fatigue
United Kingdom
Royal Navy
Royal Air Force
Lieutenant Colonel
CBE
FRS
chair
University of Oxford
Claygate
Fleeming Jenkin
Regius Professor of Engineering
University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh Academy
all boys
private school
University of Edinburgh
matriculating
Trinity College, Cambridge
University of Cambridge
Mathematical Tripos
Bachelor of Arts
Master of Arts
Mather & Platt
Manchester
London and North Western Railway

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