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Frederick Murray Trotter

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degrees for their studies. Trotter published his work in 1929, and their joint monograph on Brampton was published in 1932. Trotter worked for the survey for the rest of his career, and by the time he retired in 1963, he had reached the position of assistant director (England and Wales). During his
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career he worked first on the glacial deposits of the Eden valley, and later on the coal fields of South Wales and Lancashire; the salt fields of Cheshire, and hematite ore mineralisation of Cumbria. He published many geological reports, maps and monographs through his career.
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Edwards, W. N. & Trotter, F. M. (1954) British regional geology. The Pennines and adjacent areas. 3rd edition. Geological Survey of Great Britain. London : H.M.S.O. 86 pp.
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Trotter, F. M. & Hollingworth, S. E. (1932) The geology of the Brampton district. Geological Survey of Great Britain. London : H.M. Stationery Office 223 pp.
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Trotter, F. M. & Rose, W. C. C. (1942), Geology of the Forest of Dean coal and iron-ore field. Geological Survey of Great Britain. London : H.M.S.O. 95pp.
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Trotter received the Lyell Fund in 1938 for his geological researches on the glacial and post-glacial phenomena of the Eden Valley. In 1956, he was awarded the
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Trotter, F. M. (1936) Gosforth district. Geological Survey of Great Britain. London : H.M. Stationery Office 136 pp.
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He recovered and returned to his studies of geology at Armstrong College, where he was taught by
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corps of signals as a despatch rider. In 1918, he was hit by shrapnel while on duty near
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in France. This caused him to lose one eye and a part of his skull.
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Index

Gateshead
Awre, Gloucestershire
Armstrong College
Murchison Medal
British Geological Survey
British Geological Survey
Murchison Medal
Geological Society of London
Gateshead
Durham
Newcastle
Rutherford College of Technology
Armstrong College
First World War
corporal
Royal Engineers
Vimy
George Lebour
Franklin Sibly
Leonard Hawkes
B.Sc
British Geological Survey
Whitehaven
Bernard Smith
director of the survey
Sydney Hollingworth
Brampton
Edenside
D.Sc
Murchison Medal

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