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'''Richard Slator''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]]. | '''Richard Slator''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]]. He won the [[Parry Gold Medal]] in 1891. | ||
After the death of [[William White]] in 1912, the school advertised for a new headmaster. One of the 178 applicants was Richard Slator (aged 39) who was second master at Ipswich School. He had examined BGS on a number of occasions. The successful candidate was [[James William Dyson]]. | He was son of Thomas Slator, [[Wikipedia:guano|guano]] merchant and [[Wikipedia:ship chandler|ship chandler]], and Elizabeth (née Aspland). | ||
After the death of [[William White]] in 1912, the school advertised for a new headmaster. One of the 178 applicants was Richard Slator (aged 39) who was second master at Ipswich School (mathematics, science). He had examined BGS on a number of occasions (1907, 1908, 1909). The successful candidate was [[James William Dyson]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:51, 23 December 2021
| Richard Slator | |
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| Born |
c1873 Boston |
| Died |
11 Feb 1950 (aged 76) Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States |
| Education | Boston Grammar School; Jesus College, Cambridge |
| Spouse | Annie Waite |
| Children | Elizabeth Waite Slator; Annie Congreve Slator; |
| Parents | Thomas Slator; Elizabeth Aspland |
| Relatives | Elizabeth Aspland Slator (sister); Thomas Slator (brother) |
| Awards | Parry Gold Medal (1891) |
Richard Slator was educated at Boston Grammar School. He won the Parry Gold Medal in 1891.
He was son of Thomas Slator, guano merchant and ship chandler, and Elizabeth (née Aspland).
After the death of William White in 1912, the school advertised for a new headmaster. One of the 178 applicants was Richard Slator (aged 39) who was second master at Ipswich School (mathematics, science). He had examined BGS on a number of occasions (1907, 1908, 1909). The successful candidate was James William Dyson.