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Education Records - Oxfordshire - 1833-1933 Balliol College Register Hunters listed 6 Hunter, B. S. Hunter, J. E. Hunter, J. L. Hunter, J.M. Hunter, W. C. (Lt.-Col.) Hunter, Sir W. W.

Wellington College Register Hunter-Blair, James 13 (Bevir's 1902-1907), son of Commander E. Hunter-Blair, R.N., O.W.; Benson and Wellesley Scholarships. Balliol College, Oxford, 1907-1911. 1st Class Mods. 1909. B.A. Christ's College, Cambridge. M.A. European War 1915-1918. Seaforth Highrs. Lieut. 1918.Dist. Officer Forestry Commn. 1920; m.1917 Jean, da. of T.W. McIntyre. Blairquhan, Maybole, Scotland; Oxford and Cambridge Club.

Hunters found in the University of Aberdeen Roll of Graduates 1901-1925..........................6 Aberdeen Education Records

Harriet Hunter in the London, England, School Admissions and Discharges, 1840-1911 Harriet Hunter Admission Date: Mar 1872 School: Maidstone Street School Admisson Place: Hackney, London, England Father: John Hunter Notes: Maidstone Street School opened in 1874. Renamed Sebright School in 1951.

Amy Hunter in the London, England, School Admissions and Discharges, 1840-1911

Amy Hunter Admission Date: 23 Jun 1877 School: Wornington Road School Admission Place: Kensington and Chelsea Father: Thomas Hunter Notes: Wornington Road School (0202) opened 1874, Florence Gladstone Secondary School from 1951. Wornington Road School for infants closed 1977.

Maria Hunter in the London, England, School Admissions and Discharges, 1840-1911 Maria Hunter Admission Date: 5 Jan 1885 School: Waterloo Street School Admission Place: Hammersmith and Fulham, London, England Father: William Hunter Notes: Waterloo Street School (0306) opened 1875, renamed Waterside School in 1938.

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Mason-26515 Samuel Mason
Alright, so these education records give us a glimpse into the diverse paths individuals took in their personal and academic journeys throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. It's fascinating to see the blend of military service, scholarly pursuits at prestigious universities like Oxford and Cambridge, and the development of the educational system in London. When I was preparing my homework assignment for my college on the topic 'Worldwide Hunters' and their lifestyle, I hit a dead end in my research, so I had to resort to https://essays.edubirdie.com to submit the assignment. And you know, it's not just about the facts and figures; it's about understanding the broader context of social and historical change. These records tell us about more than just individual achievements; they're snapshots of the evolving landscape of education and culture in Britain. It's like peering through a keyhole into a whole world of stories and experiences.
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