Arthur Watson Grocock Memorial Prize - Revision history

Smeeds: 1975 - and acknowledgement of award later than 1973

2026-07-13T15:31:35Z

1975 - and acknowledgement of award later than 1973

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	After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.		After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.

	The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last ~~listed, though not~~ awarded, in ~~1973~~.		The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last awarded, in 1975.

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			\|valign="top" \| [[A N Willows]]
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2026-07-13T15:11:13Z

Last listed in 1973

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	After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.		After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.

	The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last awarded in 1973.		The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last listed, though not awarded, in 1973.

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2026-07-13T15:10:08Z

1973 - Not awarded. Previously shown as Tim J Sagar, but that was a misunderstanding; he was co-winner of the Lockwood Memorial Prize

2024-08-10T21:28:15Z

2024-08-03T12:36:26Z

1969, 1970 and 1971 winners

2024-08-03T12:35:53Z

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	After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.		After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.

	The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last awarded in ~~the early 1970s~~.		The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last awarded in 1973.

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	\|valign="top" \| [[V J Goose]]		\|valign="top" \| [[V J Goose]]
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			\|1969
			\|valign="top" \| [[Not awarded]]
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			\|1970
			\|valign="top" \| [[M L Simpson]] / [[J H Wilford]]
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			\|1971
			\|valign="top" \| [[C E J Hilditch]]
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2024-07-13T23:47:43Z

1973 winner

2023-02-19T03:51:33Z

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	After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.		After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.

	The prize was first awarded in 1962, and believed to have been last awarded in the early 1970s.		The prize was first awarded in 1962, and is believed to have been last awarded in the early 1970s.

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2021-12-05T02:45:09Z

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	This prize was named after [[Arthur Grocock]] (1879-1957), an alumnus who ~~was admitted to~~ BGS in January 1891.		This prize was named after [[Arthur Grocock]] (1879-1957), an alumnus who attended BGS from January 1891 to 1895.

	After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.		After leaving school, he later became a senior partner in the local legal firm of "Grocock and Staniland". In 1984, Grocock and Staniland merged with Frost, Gunning and Co. to form Ringrose and Co - now known as Ringrose Law.