William Smith

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William Smith was a pioneering English geologist, often called the "Father of English Geology," known for creating the first nationwide geological map.

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instanceOf English geologist
geologist
person
pioneer of geology
awardReceived Wollaston Medal NERFINISHED
pension from the British government
recognition by the Geological Society of London
birthDate 1769-03-23
birthPlace Churchill, Oxfordshire, England NERFINISHED
burialPlace St Peter's Church, Northampton NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
dateAwarded 1831 Wollaston Medal NERFINISHED
deathDate 1839-08-28
deathPlace Northampton, England NERFINISHED
educatedIn practical surveying
employer Somersetshire Coal Canal Company NERFINISHED
era early 19th century
late 18th century
familyName Smith
fieldOfWork geological mapping
geology
stratigraphy
givenName William
hasNotableStudent John Phillips NERFINISHED
hasWorkLocation England NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
influenced Charles Lyell NERFINISHED
Roderick Murchison NERFINISHED
development of modern stratigraphy
geological mapping in Britain
knownAs Father of English Geology
knownFor creating the first nationwide geological map
founding principles of stratigraphy
use of fossils to identify strata
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Geological Society of London NERFINISHED
name William Smith NERFINISHED
notableWork A Delineation of the Strata of England and Wales with part of Scotland NERFINISHED
first nationwide geological map of England and Wales
occupation engineer
geologist
surveyor
relative John Phillips NERFINISHED
usedMethod biostratigraphy
fossil correlation of rock layers
workedAs canal surveyor
workedOn Somerset coal canal NERFINISHED

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