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1819 Margaret Maskelyne married Anthony Mervyn Story, who subsequently took the additional name of Maskelyne.  Their eldest son, (Mervyn Herbert) Nevil Story-Maskelyne became a distinguished mineralogist.


See [[Nevil Story Maskelyne]].
See [[Nevil Story Maskelyne]].

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mineralogist.

1819 Margaret Maskelyne married Anthony Mervyn Story, who subsequently took the additional name of Maskelyne. Their eldest son, (Mervyn Herbert) Nevil Story-Maskelyne became a distinguished mineralogist.


See Nevil Story Maskelyne.

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