Eugenics Society Members List - Sm-Sz.

Source of members names: From 1930 until 1990 members' names were published in the Society journal as they joined or became fellows. These sources are shown as a journal abbreviation followed by the year in which the person entered the Society, e.g., ER 1942. (ER = Eugenics Review; Bulletin of the Eugenics Society; B&S = Biology and Society). The Eugenics Review at times listed all the officers and members of the council. These sources are also shown as a journal abbreviation followed by a date. The Society is a corporation and its directors are listed in its annual reports deposited in Company House (CH). In 1937 the Society published a list of members in its Annual Report (ESAR 1937). In 1957 the Society published a list of members in the Eugenics Review (ER 1957). A list of members compiled in 1977 was deposited in the Welcome Archives (1977 list). Deaths of members were sometimes noted in obituaries in the Society journals (Obit + journal abbreviation and date). Other sources are as specified.

Smith, Mrs. A.

London
Eugenics Society Member 1946, 1957
Source: ER 1946, 1957

Smith, Mr. A.H.

Swanage, Dorset
Eugenics Society Member 1937, 1957
Personal: 1937 address 44 Empress Ave., Wanstead, London E12, 1937
Source: ESAR 1937, ER 1957

London NW3
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1981
Source: Bulletin of the Eugenic Society 1982

Eugenics Society Member 1944
Source: ER 1944

Beckham, Kent
Eugenics Society Member 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1950
Source: ER 1950

Eugenics Society Consultative Council 1926, 1937
Personal: b. 1856, Calcutta, India; d. 1942; Prof. in Old Testament studies, Free Church, Glasgow 1892; 1909 Principal of Univ. of Aberdeen; Isaiah. ;Life of Henry Drummond. 1898
- his father was George Smith CIE, principal of Doveton College
- he was the father of A.D. Buchanan Smith (Lord Balerno) q.v.
- grandfather of man who was M.P. in Braemar area for many years.
Source: ESAR 1937; Obit, ER 1942, p. 27

PO Box 109 City, Canberra, Australia 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

76 Osmaston Rd., Harborne, Birmingham 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1933, 1937
Source: ER 1933, ESAR 1937

Dept. of Human Biology, Surrey Univ., Guildford, Surrey
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Source: 1977 list

Hagley Rd. West, Birmingham
Eugenics Society Member 1955, 1957
Source: ER 1955, 1957

Haematology Dept., Stobhill Gen. Hosp., Glasgow
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Personal: MB ChB 1946; MD (Glasgow) 1952; FRC Path 1974; MRC Clinical Research Fellow, Nuffield Dept. of Medicine, Oxford; ret. by 1991
Source: 1977 list, Medical Directory 1977, 1985, 1991

Eugenics Society Member 1982
Source: Bulletin of the Eugenic Society 1983

38 East Sheen Ave., London SW14 8AS
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Family Planning Association: (Honorary Chief Medical Officer 1981-82, 1986-87 and National Executive Council, 1981-82, 1986-87); Chmn., British Standards Institution Contraception Comm.
Personal: MB 1963; Diploma in Public Health 1967; Director of Public Health, Kingston Esher Area Health Authority; Hon. Fellow, National Association of Family Planning Doctors; ex Assistant Medical Officer, S.E. Metropolitan, London Regional Health Board
Pubns:
Medical Editor, "Women's Own" magazine; Domiciliary Consultations. 1971; The Pill Off Prescription. 1975; Woman's Own Birth Control. 1980
Source: 1977 list, CH, Medical Directory 1991
Genetic Advisory Centres: South East Thames Regional Health Authority Genetic Advisory Centres Paediatric Research Unit, Prince Philip Research Laboratories, Guy's Hospital Medical School, London; The Maudsley Hospital, Denmark Hill, London

39 Charles St., London W1, 1937
Eugenics Society Fellow 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Eugenics Society Member 1940
Source: ER 1940

Colchester, Essex
Eugenics Society Member 1950, 1957
Personal: MB, 1928; Surgeon in charge, Midwives and Gynecological Dept., Essex Co. Hosp., Colchester 1957
Source: ER 1950, 1957, Medical Directory 1957

Ingoldsby Rectory, Grantham 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Eugenics Society Fellow 1959
Source: ER 1959

Eugenics Society Fellow 1960
Personal: Fellow, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Source: ER 1960

Whalley Vicarage, Blackburn, Lancs 1957
Eugenics Society Fellow 1937, 1957
Personal: 1937 address: Clay Cross Vicarage, Chesterfield
Source: ESAR 1937, ER 1957

Eugenics Society Fellow 1932
Source: ER 1932

Sotherway, Dunstan Rd., Old Headington, Oxford 1957
Eugenics Society Fellow 1937, 1957
Personal: related to R. Snow q.v.
Source: ER 1937, 1957

Southerway, Dunstan Rd., Old Headington, Oxford 1937, 1957
Eugenics Society Fellow 1937, 1957
Source: ESAR 1937, ER 1957

Vernet-les-Bains, Prades, France
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Personal: lives in Albigensian territory
Source: 1977 list

Tel Aviv, Israel
Eugenics Society Member 1947
Personal: gives advice to Israeli government; see Ruth Guttman of AES
Source: ER 1947
Background:
The Goebbels Technique:
The introduction of abortion, euthanasia or any other part of the eugenic program in any country is preceded by a period of market research in which concerns, fears and resentments are discovered by "market research." Then slogans are formulated by the pro-selection eugenic lobby. These slogans play to the attitudes discovered by the market research. This is propaganda. 'Attitudinal' studies such as those carried out in the "Economic and Social Research Institutes" which Rockefeller set up in many countries are helpful in this task. (See Breeding Our Selves to Death. by L. Lader, Aborting America.by B. Nathanson, Rockefeller Foundation Annual Reports, Economic and Social Research Institute (of Dublin) Annual Reports, R. Lynn q.v.; Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin, Hopkins, Isaac et al, National Institute of Economic and Social Research and Hastings, Dudley Higgins, American Eugenic Society 1956, Institute of Social and Economic Research, University College of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica, British West Indies, and Eugenics Quarterly 1956)
Is this for real?
For an account of how attitudinal research is used see "Psychologi cal Warfare in Africa" Baobab Press P.O. Box 43345, Washington, D.C. 20010 USA; for proof that the Goebbels technique was used in the West see accounts of Richard Crossman's role in World War II and his speech to the United Services Club in which he said that the same propaganda techniques he proposed for enemy Germany during the war must be used to promote the English welfare state; consider also Crossman's Diary in which, among other things he explains that he must appear to be neutral during the abortion debate while secretly helping the abortion side. This is an area in which research is needed.

Eugenics Society Member 1981
Source: Bulletin of the Eugenic Society 1982

Eugenics Society V.P. 1909-11 First International Eugenics Congress 1912, General Committee
Source: ER 1909-11; Problems in Eugenics. 1912 (repr.)

The Royal College of Surgeons, London
Eugenics Society Fellow 1952, 1957
Personal: Ophthalmologist; MB, BS 1921; MD (Leeds) 1929; Research Professor in Ophthalmology; Director, Wernher Group for Research in Ophthalmological Genetics 1957; Adviser, Ministry of Health, 1966-71; Mem., American Society of Human Genetics 1957 (see Kallman q.v.); WHO on trachoma
Pubns:
cited v. Verschuer after WWII; Genetics in Ophthalmology. 1951; "Prospects in the control of genetic disease", ER 1951 52, v. 43, p. 177; Blindness in England., Ministry of Health, 1954; editor, Journal of Medical Genetics 1964-69; Tenements of Clay. 1974
Source: ER 1952, 1957, Science Citation Index, Medical Directory 1957

Hinksey, Oxford
Eugenics Society Member 1950, 1957
Source: ER 1950, 1957

Eugenics Society Council 1916 Consultative Council 1937 Fellow 1938
Personal:
IQ studies (see Cyril Burt q.v., H.J. Eysenck q.v.); d. 1946; studied under Wundt in Leipzig (see James McKeen Cattell under Visher in AES list); Prof. of Psychology at University College, London
Pubns:
The Nature of Intelligence.; The Abilities of Man; " The heredity of abilities", ER 1914 15, v. 6, p. 219; " 'Intelligence' tests", ER 1938-39, v. 30, p. 249 Source: ER 1916, 1938, ESAR 1937; Men Behind Hitler., p. 87.; A Short History of British Psychology. 1840-1940. (London, 1964) by L.S. Hearnshaw q.v.; Obit, ER 1946 January, p. 187
Background: The only indigenous British school of psychology rested on Spearman's work, which was derived from Galton. Some say that this school investigated performance, not ability. At any rate, its finding were used to support the claim that groups such as the blacks lacked ability in studies by such men as Arthur Jensen (AES, Pioneer Fund) and J.P. Rushton (Pioneer Fund). Spearman's theories were used in The Bell Curve by Charles Murray

Torquay, Devon
Eugenics Society Member 1957
Source: ER 1957

Bath
Eugenics Society Member 1965, 1977
Personal: MB, ChB 1956; Regional Principal Medical Officer, South West, and Principal Medical Officer, Holloway Prison 1991; Senr. Lect. in Medicine, Institute of Cancer Research; Senior Medical Officer, Home Office, (Prison Dept. 1977); ex-Medical Consultant, Africa Region for International Planned Parenthood Federation 1977; Director, Population Control (Mauritius, Ministry of Overseas Development) see Lecraz, Teeluck q.v., Meade, J. q.v., Titmuss, R. q.v.
Pubns:
Founder and Editor, Prison Medical Jl.; Birth Control in East and Central Africa.; "Intrauterine Contraceptive Devices in Mauritius", chp. in Advances in Fertility Control. 1969; articls. on treating the mentally abnormal offender Source: ER 1965, 1977 list, Medical Directory 1977, 1985
Background:
The "mentally abnormal offender" in British prisons is, when violent, suicidal or argumentative, stripped naked, put in a padded cell and heavily drugged. When he or she appears less violent, suicidal or argumentative, he or she is then allowed special clothes which resemble a mail sack, and allowed to mingle with the others in the psychiatric section, still drugged. The prisoners call these other prisoners 'zonked'.
This happened to Maurice Lewis, a prolife rescuer in Strangeways Prison, Manchester in June of 1989 because, acting in sympathy with the unborn, who cannot walk, he refused to walk.

Bournemouth, Hants
Eugenics Society Member 1967, 1977
Personal: Associate, Royal College of Science
Source: ER 1967, 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1937
Personal: wrote on declining populations; American; Member, American Eugenics Society 1956
Source: ER 1937, AES list

Eugenics Society Fellow 1933
Personal: Order of the British Empire
Source: ER 1933

39 England's Lane, Hampstead, London NW3, 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Bletchingley, Surrey 1937
Eugenics Society Life Fellow 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Eugenics Society Member 1931
Personal: wife of Sir Squire Sprigge
(Sir Squire Sprigge; d. 1937; editor of the Lancet for 30 years; "In the death of Sir Squire Sprigge ... the Society has sustained a loss ... the progressive policy which the Lancet under his guidance adopted towards the problems of negative eugenics, was from the beginning reflected in that journals favorable attitude towards sterilization and in the space devoted in its columns to the birth control movement" (ER 1937 July, p. 91)
Source: ER 1931

Brelade, Jersey, C.I.
Eugenics Society Life Fellow 1937, 1957, 1977
Personal: MD 1925; MA (Oxford); 1937 address 53 Belsize Park, London NW3; 1957 ex Medical Superintendent, St. Columba's Hospital, London
Pubns:
"Is the virus of rubella becoming neurotropic?", BMJ 1940
Source: ER 1957, 1977 list, Medical Directory 1957

Eugenics Society Member 1982
Personal: Diploma in Public Health
Source: Bulletin of the Eugenic Society 1983

103 Eaton Terrace, London SW1, 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Tantallon, Park Hill Rd., Shortlands, Kent 1937
Eugenics Society Council 1928 Consultative Council 1937 Fellow 1937
Personal: d. 1942; ??Elaine Violet Stamp married Lord Silk who introduced an abortion bill??
Pubns:
"Eugenic Influences on Economics", Galton Lecture 1934
Source: ER 1928, ESAR 1937, Obit, ER 1942, p. 40

64 Regent's Park Rd., London NW1, 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937, 1943
Personal: d. 1943-44
Source: ESAR 1937, Obit ER 1943-44, p. 24

Eugenics Society Member 1943
Source: ER 1943

51 Rue des Belles Feuilles, Paris 16me, France 1937
Eugenics Society Fellow 1932, 1937
Source: ER 1932, ESAR 1937

Eugenics Society Member 1983
Source: B&S 1984

Fiveways, Upper Deal, Kent 1937
Eugenics Society Fellow 1932, 1937
Source: ER 1932, ESAR 1937

Bath
Eugenics Society Member 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1983
Source: ER 1984

Fulwood, Sheffield
Eugenics Society Member 1946 Fellow 1957
Source: ER 1946, 1957

Brentwood, Essex
Eugenics Society Member 1959, 1977
Source: ER 1959, 1977 list

Social and Preventive Medicine, Queens University, Belfast
Eugenics Society Member 1949 Fellow 1957
Personal: b. 27 Jan. 1909; Diploma in Public Health; Prof. of Social and Preventive Medicine, Dept. of Social Medicine, Queens University, Belfast 1948-58; Reader in Public Health, London Univ.; Dir., MRC Population Genetics Unit, Oxford, and Lectr. in Human Genetics, Oxford Univ. 1958-74; Fellow, Society of Medical Officers of Health
Pubns:
1948 Recent Advances in Social Medicine.; 1961 "Modern Tends in the population genetics of man", ER, v. 53, p. 9; 1966 Congenital Malformations. WHO; 1967 "On the distributions of frequencies of mutations to genes determining harmful traits in man", Mutation Research, v. 4, p. 339; 1971 Genetic Counselling.
Source: ER 1949, 1957, WSW 1990

Musselburgh, Midlothian 1937
Eugenics Society Fellow 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

The Manor Studio, Main St., Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland (sic)
Eugenics Society Member 1932, 1937
Source: ER 1932, ESAR 1937

Maternal and Child Health Branch
Dept. of Health, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1951
Source: ER 1951

Glasgow
Eugenics Society Member 1948, 1957
Source: ER 1948, 1957

Bucklebury, Reading, Berks
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977 V.P. 1979-1981, 1984, 1989 Council 1993
Personal: sociologist 1993, Galton Institute, London
Pubns: unsigned articles in Bulletin of the Eugenics Society 1980
Source: 1977 list; CH; Acknowledgments in Bulletin of the Eugenics Society 1980; JBS 1993 April

The Vicarage Farm, Llanfihangel ar Arth, Carmarthenshire 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Pubns: "Population in Australia", ER 1937 ("the white man is becoming sterile" ER 1937, p. 286)
Source: ER 1937, ESAR 1937

Sysonby Lodge, Melton Mowbray 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Eugenics Society Council 1920
Pubns: "Emigration", ER 1917 18, v. 9, p. 277
Source: ER 1920

Eugenics Society Member 1947
Source: ER 1947

Eugenics Society Member 1967
Personal: Licentiate in Dental Surgery
Source: ER 1967

The Margaret Sanger Research Bureau, New York, NY, USA
Eugenics Society Fellow 1956, 1957
Personal: d. 1959; sent to Ceylon by WHO (Population Division) 1951 as a consultant; V.P., International Planned Parenthood Federation 1953-59; World Federation of Mental Health; Member, American Eugenic Society; m. to Hannah Stone; helped found a marriage consultation center at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau; founded American Association of Marriage Counselors
Pubns:
A Marriage Manual.(1952 rev. ed.) by Hannah and Abraham Stone; "Birth Control in India", ER 1952/53, v. 44. p. 58 (C); Practical Birth Control Methods. 1939 Norman Himes w/ Abraham Stone (rev. ed. 1951)
Source: ER 1956, 1957, AES list
Background:
Hannah Stone of the Margaret Sanger Bureau on birth control and eugenics: "The eugenicist, again, comes to birth control with a racial viewpoint. [ed. bolded] He sees in it an important aid towards controlling and improving the type and quality of the human stock. He looks at birth control, in its wider sense, to prevent the propagation of the physically and mentally unfit ... the eugenicist also favors a certain type of birth release. Certain classes of the population he would even encourage to increased fertility ... It is (on) this biological basis that I believe the birth control clinics of the future will be organised. In connection with the birth control center there will also be a eugenic department, and both of these will perhaps, be only a part of a more general "marriage advice station"... In such a center the racial aspect of reproduction could be stressed." (from "The Birth Control Clinic", May, 1929, Eugenics, Vol. 2. no. 5, p. 11 quoted in Blessed Are the Barren.Marshall and Donovan, 1991, Ignatius Press, p. 278-9; see Griffiths, E. q.v. (Marriage Guidance Council), Mace, C. q.v. (American Association of Marriage Counsellors) 1934 Nazi Germany as an example: "more than one thousand marriage consultation centres have been established in Germany and Austria ... Back of this movement are the scientific men at the various universities including Eugene Fischer, Muckermann, von Verschuer, [ed. bolded] Lenz, as well as Rudin ... The first consultation center ... started in Berlin in 1919 ... Departments of Health in the smaller cities of central Europe cooperate with the local insurance organizations in marriage advice centers ... consultations in all domains of medicine, social hygiene, psychology, biology, heredity, eugenics, and child guidance ... a physician, a medical social worker ... the requisite qualifications ... must be licensed physicians who have university training in medicine and sociology, who have been engaged ... in private practice and who have had academic knowledge of public health, maternal health, endocrinology, psychology, psychotherapy, child guidance and eugenics ..." (Eugenical News 1934, p. 78)
Birth Release:
see The Release of the Destruction of Life Devoid of Value, an acknowledged forerunner of the Holocaust but birth release means increasing the births of the favored groups

Norbury Park, Mickleham, Dorking, Surrey 1937, 1957
Eugenics Society Life Fellow 1937, 1957
Founder: Society for Constructive Birth Control and Racial Progress; Founder: first birth control clinic in England, Mothers' Clinic for Constructive Birth Control 1920
Personal: b. 1880; d. 1958; Marie Carmichael; Scottish; mother interested in Shakespeare therefore probably knew Havelock Ellis, editor of the Mermaid series; PhD Munich in paleobotany
- m. R.R. Gates; marriage not consummated; annulled
- m. Harry Verdon Roe
- cut her son, Harry Stopes Roe, out of her will because he married a woman who wore glasses (bad heredity); left property to Eugenics Society; Harry helped incorporate the Society for Constructive Birth Control Ltd. in 1960 with the Eugenics Society
- grandson, Jonathan Stopes-Roe, is a director of the Rationalist Press Association 1988
Pubns:
The Lower Greensand (Aptian) Plants of Great Britain. 1915; Married Love and Wise Parenthood. 1918; Radiant Motherhood. 1920; Love's Creation. 1928; Sex and Religion. 1929; Roman Catholic Methods of Birth Control. 1930; Selected Poems. 1949; "Birth Control in India", ER 1952-53, v. 44, p. 58 (C); Birth Control Today. (10th ed. 1954); "The Human Sum", ER 1958-59, v. 50, p. 151 (C)
Source: ESAR 1937, ER 1957; Marie Stopes. by M. Hall; CH; "Birth Control and Population Policies", Michael and Joyce Bell in Ethics and Medicine., Rutherford Institute
Quotes:
Purpose of Birth Control Clinics:
petitioned M.P.'s to use health clinics to "curtail the breeding of the C3 population" quoted in "Birth Control and Population Policies", ALDU pamphlet by Michael and Joyce Bell
Coercive Sterilisation:
She called for the "sterilization of those totally unfit for parenthood (to) be made an immediate possibility, indeed made compulsory.", from Radiant Motherhood. 1920
Sterilize "revolutionaries" and "half castes":
"Utopia could be reached in my life time had I the power to issue inviolable edicts... (I would legislate compulsory sterilization of the insane, feebleminded) ... revolutionaries ... half castes." from The Control of Parenthood. 1920
Contraceptives Fund and Eugenic Society Renewal:
Marie Stopes Memorial Foundation:
When she died in 1958, Marie Stopes left part of her fortune to the Eugenics Society which formed the Marie Stopes Memorial Foundation Ltd. The previously unincorporated Society for Constructive Birth Control and Racial Progress was incorporated at this time as the Society for Constructive Birth Control Ltd.; in 1969 it still owned 106 and 108 Whitfield St. "The articles of Association of the Marie Stopes Memorial) Foundation include a provision for its control by the (Eugenic) Society's Council ... The Board of the Foundation ... is responsible for all matters of policy; the day to day running of the (birth control) Clinic is deputed to a Clinic Committee ... Under the Foundation's management the Memorial Clinic has flourished and each year since 1961 surplus funds have accumulated of which part have been made available for the general purposes of the Eugenics Society." (ASP's Hist, p. 153-54, ER 1968)
Marie Stopes Research Fund:
"When the National Health Service took over the provision of birth control, the clinic was wound up and the proceeds formed the basis of the Marie Stopes Research Fund ...in 1977" (from Obit, Cedric Carter B&S 1984); "The Society, through the Marie Stopes Research Fund and its Research Advisory Committee, is today able to contribute much more actively than in the past to support of research ... The Society finances, besides its annual symposium, named lectures during the year..." from Biology and Society "Statement of Purpose" Vol. 1, no. 1, 1984 (The Darwin, Galton and Marie Stopes lectures)
Population Services Family Planning Programme:
This group, now known as Marie Stopes International, a major abortion provider, got the use of the Marie Stopes name. That would ordinarily mean that it bought the Marie Stopes properties for a sum sufficient to establish the Marie Stopes Research Fund. In some years the Marie Stopes Research Fund has given out 28,000 English pounds.
Safety of Pill Determined by Those Whom It was Financing:
It is significant that the Eugenics Society, which was financed in part by birth control clinics, also, through the Oliver Bird Trust and the CIFC, controlled the clinical trials which passed on the safety of the steroids given to women at these clinics. It is now acknowledged that the first Pill was not safe. (see Ellen Mears, Oliver Bird Trust, Pyke, M., Blacker, C.P.)
Source: CH and sources listed above

Eugenics Society Member 1983
Personal: Associate, British Psychological Society (ABPsS)
Source: B&S 1984

2 Curzon Place, London W1
Eugenics Society Fellow 1955, 1957
Personal: 3rd Baron; MP Northumberland 1922-26; Captain of the King's Bodyguard of the Yeomen of the Guard 1931-34; The title, Strathcona, was originally given to Donald Smith of the TransCanada Railroad, an associate of J.J. Hill. Railroad involvement also exists in America in the case of the Harriman's and the Osborn's
Source: ER 1955, 1957, WWW

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Eugenics Society Member 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1945
Source: ER 1945

1 The Uplands, Lower Maze Hill, St. Leonards on Sea 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1934, 1937
Source: ER 1934, ESAR 1937

Moat Cottage, Battle, Sussex
Eugenics Society Member 1957
Source: ER 1957

Canbury Oak, Sedlescombe, Sussex
Eugenics Society Member 1951, 1957
Source: ER 1951, 1957

Eugenics Society Fellow 1938
Personal: see Lord Rayleigh; not present baron
Source: ER 1938-39

Eugenics Society Member 1939
Source: ER 1939

Eugenics Society Member 1933
Source: ER 1933

c/o The Guaranty Trust Co., Paris 1937 Eugenics Society Member 1937
Background: J.P. Morgan was related to the Sturges family as were the Osborns. He, J.P. Morgan, owned the Guaranty Trust and was in 1930, a member of the American Eugenics Society
Source: ESAR 1937, AES list

Galton Laboratory (Genetics), University College, London
Eugenics Society Member 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Member 1943
Source: ER 1943-45

81 Brycedale Cres., Southgate, London N14, 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937, 1943-44
Source: ESAR 1937, Obit ER 1943-44, p. 24

Sholapur, India 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Personal: Medical Officer of Health, Sholapur, India 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Maharashtra Association for Cultivation of Science, Poona, India
Eugenics Society Fellow 1977
Source: 1977 list

Eugenics Society Council 1910-11 First International Eugenics Congress 1912, General Committee
Source: ER 1910-11; Problems in Eugenics. 1912 (repr.)

Eugenics Society Member 1942
Source: ER 1942

Eugenics Society Member 1932
Source: ER 1932

Dept. of Anthropology, Durham University, Durham
Eugenics Society Fellow 1967, 1977 V.P. 1978, 1980
Personal: taught anthropology (1958-84) at the University of Durham (Professor 1971-84, Head of Dept. of Anthropology 1980, Pro Vice Chancellor, University of Durham 1979- 84); Principal, University College Wales 1984-; Vice Chancellor, University of Wales 1989-; Sec. Gen., International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences 1978-; Pres., Royal Anthropological Institute 1989-; Chmn., Biosocial Society 1981-85
Pubns:
"The tasting of phenylthiocarbamide in selected populations in the United Kingdom", ER 1966, v. 58, p. 143; Genetic Variation in Britain. 1973 (ed.); The Operation of Intelligence: the biological preconditions for the operation of intelligence. (ed. jtly) 1980; Genetic and Population Studies in Wales. (ed. jtly) 1986
Source: ER 1967, 1977 list, WSW 1990, CH

The Secretary
58 St. Martin's Rd., Christ Church, New Zealand 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1934, 1937
Source: ER 1934, ESAR 1937

Dept. of Education, Leeds Univ., Leeds
Eugenics Society V.P. 1982, 1985 President 1988-89, 1992
Personal: Margaret Brownlie Sutherland; Professor of Education in Leeds 1982, 1985; retired to Scotland in 1988
Pubns: Changing Patterns of Childbearing and Rearing. 17th Eugenic Society Symposia. ed. w/ R. Chester q.v. and Peter Diggory q.v.
Source: CH, Galton Institute Annual Report 1993

Eugenics Society Member 1948
Source: ER 1948-49

Sydney, Australia 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1936
Personal: Officer, Order of the British Empire; School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine, University Grounds, Sydney, Australia 1937
Source: ER 1936, ESAR 1937

Univ. of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA
Eugenics Society Member 1959, 1977
Personal:
Funded by Pioneer Fund; prosecuted for mail fraud 1966; picture of him with members of the American Nazi party dismissed as 'college buddies'; Roger Pearson q.v. was a professor at the Univ. of Southern Mississippi
Source: ER 1959, 1977 list, 'Academics' were funded by racist American trust' by Tim Kelsey and Trevor Rowe, The Independent on Sunday 4 March 1990 Home Section, p. 4; The Nazi Connection, S. Kuhl 1994

Eugenics Society Member 1955
Source: ER 1955

Eugenics Society Fellow 1960
Source: ER 1960

389 Strasnice, Prague, Czechoslovakia 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1935, 1937
Source: ER 1935, ESAR 1937

The Cottage, Whinney Hill, Durham 1937
Eugenics Society Member 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Eugenics Society Member 1967
Source: ER 1967

Martins, Altwood Rd., Maidenhead Thicket, Berks 1937
Eugenics Society Life Fellow 1937
Source: ESAR 1937

Life Fellow 1937
Source: ESAR 1937