John Edward Gray

circa 1870: English naturalist John Edward Gray (1800 - 1875), founder of the Greenwich Society of Useful Knowledge. Originally a medical student, Gray was more interested in botany. He wrote 'The Natural Arrangement of British Plants' (1824) with his father. As assistant keeper and then Keeper (1870-74) of Zoology, he significantly increased the collection of the British Museum. Gray published over a thousand books, memoirs and notes. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
circa 1870: English naturalist John Edward Gray (1800 - 1875), founder of the Greenwich Society of Useful Knowledge. Originally a medical student, Gray was more interested in botany. He wrote 'The Natural Arrangement of British Plants' (1824) with his father. As assistant keeper and then Keeper (1870-74) of Zoology, he significantly increased the collection of the British Museum. Gray published over a thousand books, memoirs and notes. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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01 January, 1870
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