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270:, his protégé and successor as surveyor general, had been responsible for putting his name forward in 1856. Everest's name was used as a compromise due to the difficulty of choosing between multiple local names for the mountain. He initially objected to the honour, as he had had nothing to do with its discovery and believed his name was not easily written or pronounced in
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496:, the society's president, in which he lambasted the society "for meddling in matters of which they know little". Jervis withdrew from consideration, and Everest successfully secured the appointment of his protégé Waugh as his successor. He resigned in November 1842 and his commission was formally revoked in December 1843, at which point he returned to England.
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to announce that the mountain was believed to be the highest in the world, and proposed that it be named "after my illustrious predecessor", as it was "without any local name that we can discover" – the "native appellation, if it has any, will not very likely be ascertained before we are allowed to
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The interior has been stripped but the fireplaces, roof, and the door and window frames still remain. The house is secured by steel grills and cannot be entered. Now that this property is better known and the access road has been improved, the walls are covered with graffiti and then periodically
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Recent new fencing, tree planting and the construction of a ticket booth (as of late 2015) indicate that at some point it will cost to enter the property. The inside has signs of renovation several years ago, such as ceramic floor tiles in the kitchen and electrical switch boxes. Conservation
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Gloucestershire on 11 September 1855. In spite of the absence of formal training, Mary was a fine mathematician in her own right, as was one of her daughters, Alicia Boole Stott. Alicia's son, Leonard Boole Stott, studied medicine and became a pioneer in the treatment and control of
326:. His grandfather John Everest, the son of a butcher, was the first in the family to enter the legal profession. The Everest family in Greenwich can be traced at least as far back as the late 1600s, when Tristram Everest – John's great-grandfather – was a butcher in Church Street.
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are vying for this project. As of 2023, the house and the surrounding areas have been completely remodeled. The house and laboratory are not yet open to public. One can enjoy a number of small cafes that have been set up around the house. No tickets have been bought as of now.
436:. Everest was prone to suffer from poor health, however, and the effects of a bout of fever and rheumatism left him half paralysed. He returned to England in 1825, where he spent the following five years recuperating. During this time, Everest was elected as a
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and some reference works suggest he was born there. George's baptismal certificate certainly indicates that he was baptized in
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1416:"Gloucestershire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1938"
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562:George Everest had no direct connection with the
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1177:. Library Genesis. The Ceylon National Review.
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1215:. 1 March 1861. p. 289.
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1020:The American alpine journal
514:In 1847, Everest published
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1275:Lilian Baylis: A Biography
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1081:Retrieved 18 November 2017
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1497:. London: HarperCollins.
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