Background
Satterly, Jack was born on September 28, 1906 in Cambridge, England. Son of John and May Mary Jane (Randall) Satterly. emigrated to Canada, 1912.
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Jack Satterly, Canadian Geologist. Recipient Centennial medal, 1967; Coleman Gold medal in geology U. Toronto, 1927; Royal Ontario Museum named Jack Satterly Geochronology Laboratory, 1977; 1851 Exhibition Overseas scholar, 1929-1930, 30-31. Fellow Geological Association Canada, Royal Society Canada; member Canada Institute Mining and Metallurgy (life), Mineral. Association Canada.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, University Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1927; Master of Arts, University Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1928; Doctor of Philosophy, University Cambridge, 1931; postgraduate, Princeton University, 1931-1932.
Career
Geologist, Loangwa Concessions (N.R.) Ltd., Northern Rhodesia, 1933-1934; Geologist, Guysborough Mines Ltd., Nova Scoti, 1934-1935; instructor department geology, U. Toronto, 1935-1936; lecturer, U. Toronto, 1936-1939; assistant director department geology, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, 1936-1939; research associate department mineralogy, Royal Ontario Museum, 1971-1993; geologist, Ontario Department Mines, 1939-1961; senior geologist, Ontario Department Mines, 1961-1967; chief review and resources section, geological branch, Ontario Department Mines and Northern Affairs, 1967-1971.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow Geological Association Canada, Royal Society Canada. Member Canada Institute Mining and Metallurgy (life), Mineral. Association Canada.
Connections
Married Eileen Sims, March 2, 1935;children: Peter Randall, Elizabeth Hamilton.
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Died
March 1, 1993 (aged 86) -
Nationality
Canadian
Awards
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Recipient Centennial medal, 1967. Coleman Gold medal in geology U. Toronto, 1927. Royal Ontario Museum named Jack Satterly Geochronology Laboratory, 1977. 1851 Exhibition Overseas scholar, 1929-1930, 30-31.Recipient Centennial medal, 1967. Coleman Gold medal in geology U. Toronto, 1927. Royal Ontario Museum named Jack Satterly Geochronology Laboratory, 1977.
1851 Exhibition Overseas scholar, 1929-1930, 30-31.