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Became a Land Agent Surveyor
Became a Land Agent Surveyor
1852 Joint secretary of the committee that originated and carried out the formation of the [[Birmingham and Midland Institute]]. <ref>Obituary of William Prime Marshall</ref>


1869-71 President of the Alpine Club
1869-71 President of the Alpine Club

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1828 Born son of Jeremiah Mathews, land-surveyor (and Mary) at Hagley, Worcs.

1848 Entered Cambridge University

1852 20th Wrangler

Became a Land Agent Surveyor

1869-71 President of the Alpine Club

1884 Birth of son Charles L.

Prominent in municipal affairs in Birmingham.

1901 Died at Tunbridge Wells.

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