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Charles Clough was born in Huddersfield, the fifth of six children to the lawyer Thomas William Clough and Amelia Jane Ibeson.
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Charles Clough was born in Huddersfield, the fifth of six children to the lawyer Thomas William Clough and Amelia Jane Ibeson.
He attended Rugby School from 1867 to 1871, and in 1871 was accepted at Street John"s College, Cambridge, to study Natural Sciences. He graduated in 1878 but was working from 1875, being employed as an Assistant Geologist on the national Geological Survey.
He initially worked in the Teesdale and Cheviot districts of Northern England, under His (or Her) Highness Howell. In 1884 he was transferred to the Edinburgh office, in Scotland. Here his fame within his field grew for his work in the North West Highlands and the Hebrides.
In 1896 he was promoted to full Geologist and, on the death of William Gunn, in 1902 to District Geologist.
They lived at Street Ann’s Mount on Polton, just south of Edinburgh. On 23 August 1916 Clough was studying rocks in a narrow railway cutting, near Manuel House, south of Bo"ness, Falkirk, when he was struck by a train as he crossed the line and severely injured, necessitating the amputation of both legs, at Edinburgh Infirmary.
He died of pneumonia in hospital, four days later, on Sunday 27 August. He was buried on 30 August, near the centre of the western section of Lasswade Cemetery.
Completion of the 1 inch map of England and Wales Survey of the Cowal District in western Scotland Aiding in the survey of the North-West Highlands Survey and Mapping of large areas of Sutherland Survey and mapping of Loch Maree.
Survey of Ross-shire Survey of North Argyllshire and Mull Survey of the coalfields in the Lothians, Lanarkshire and North Ayrshire See The Edinburgh Geological Society adds annually to honour the Clough Medal and the biennial Clough Memorial Award.
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