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John Henry Western
b.29 Sep 1906 Ide, Devon, England
d.8 Jul 1981 Bramhope, West Riding of Yorkshire, England
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m. 1 Aug 1891
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1940: On his 7 Sept 1940 marriage certificate he is listed as a 33 year old Bachelor, Lecturer at Manchester University, residing at 26 Victoria Rd, Fallowfield, Manchester. His father is Henry Toogood Western (deceased), a Cabinet Maker (master). His new wife is Rachel Elizabeth Harries, 34 years old, a Lecturer in Sunderland Technical College, residing at the Rectory, Dolgelly. Her father is Thomas Harries (deceased), Vicar of Hanwomms? (Glam). The witnesses are Dorothy James and John Edward David James.
At the birth of his son John R.H. Western in December 1943, John Henry is a University Lecturer residing at 40 Belfield Road, Didsbury, Manchester. From "Who Was Who, 1981-1990": "Western, Prof. John Henry, BSc, PhD (Wales), Emeritus Professor of Agricultural Botany, University of Leeds, since 1971; b Ide, Devon, 29 Sept, 1906; s of late Henry Toogood and Emma Western, Dawlish, Devon; m 1940, Rachel Elizabeth Harries; one s. Educ: University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, University of Minnesota, USA. Research on diseases of pasture plants, Welsh Plant Breeding Station, Aberystwyth, 1937-39; Lecturer and Adviser in Agricultural Botany and Mycology, University of Manchester, 1939-46; Provincial Plant Pathologist, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1946-50; Senior Lecturer in Agricultural Botany, 1951-59, Prof., 1959-71, Dept of Agricultural Sciences, University of Leeds, Pres., Assoc. Applied Biologists, 1964-65. Publications: papers on mycology, plant pathology and agricultural botany in various scientific journals. Address: Westhide, North Drive, Bramhope, near Leeds. Died 8 July, 1981." "Moved from Worthing in 1920 and his father purchased the Chase Side (Cock Fosters) house from Louis Western (not the miniature painter)." JHW References
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