George Mallory
1886 to 1924
8 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for George Mallory across 7 places, from 1886 to 1919. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
George Herbert Leigh-Mallory (18 June 1886 – 8 or 9 June 1924) was an English mountaineer who participated in the first three British Mount Everest expeditions from the early to mid-1920s.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where George Mallory was documented, and when
18 June 1886exact date
Newton Hall, Mobberleyattested
“George Herbert Leigh Mallory was born at Newton Hall, Mobberley, Cheshire, on 18 June 1886, the first son and second child of the Reverend Herbert Leigh Mallory, rector of the parish.”
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1891 to 1914period
Newton Hall, Mobberleyattested
“(Herbert Mallory legally changed his surname to Leigh-Mallory in 1914; Trafford followed suit, but George remained known as Mallory.) At the end of 1891, the Mallorys moved from Newton Hall to Hobcroft House, Mobberley.”
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1896year
Battle Abbey Schoolattested
“In 1896, Mallory was sent to Glengorse boarding school in Eastbourne on the south coast of England, after the abrupt closure of his first preparatory school in West Kirby, following the death of its headmaster.”
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1896year
Eastbourneattested
“In 1896, Mallory was sent to Glengorse boarding school in Eastbourne on the south coast of England, after the abrupt closure of his first preparatory school in West Kirby, following the death of its headmaster.”
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1896year
West Kirbyattested
“In 1896, Mallory was sent to Glengorse boarding school in Eastbourne on the south coast of England, after the abrupt closure of his first preparatory school in West Kirby, following the death of its headmaster.”
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October 1905month
Magdalene Collegeattested
“In October 1905 Mallory entered Magdalene College to study history; A.”
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January 1919month
Englandattested
“Due to the British requirement to demobilise more than a million men and the dearth of ships, Mallory did not return to England until January 1919.”
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January 1919month
Charterhouse Schoolattested
“At the end of January 1919, Mallory resumed his teaching position at Charterhouse, where he taught English and history.”
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Places George Mallory is documented in
Newton Hall, Mobberley2 presences · 1886 to 1891
England1 presence · 1919Battle Abbey School1 presence · 1896
Charterhouse School1 presence · 1919
Eastbourne1 presence · 1896
Magdalene College1 presence · 1905
West Kirby1 presence · 1896
Other places tied to George Mallory in the record
In each of these, a source puts George Mallory and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that George Mallory was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
September 1900month
Winchester Collegementioned
“Mallory won a maths scholarship to Winchester College, an English public school, where he started in September 1900.”
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1904year
Birkenheadmentioned
“The family resided there until 1904, when they moved to Birkenhead, Cheshire.”
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July 1904month
National Shooting Centrementioned
“In July 1904, Mallory was a member of the Winchester team who won the Ashburton Shield for rifle shooting at Bisley.”
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August 1904month
Alpsmentioned
“In early August 1904, Irving, Mallory, and Gibson travelled to the Alps for Mallory's first high-altitude mountaineering.”
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6 February 1907exact date
Christ's College, Cambridgementioned
“On 6 February 1907, at Christ's College, Mallory dined with Charles Edward Sayle, under-librarian at Cambridge University Library.”
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6 February 1907exact date
Cambridge University Librarymentioned
“On 6 February 1907, at Christ's College, Mallory dined with Charles Edward Sayle, under-librarian at Cambridge University Library.”
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6 February 1907exact date
Cambridge, Massachusettsmentioned
“On 6 February 1907, at Christ's College, Mallory dined with Charles Edward Sayle, under-librarian at Cambridge University Library.”
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14 September 1907exact date
Walesmentioned
“On 14 September 1907, Mallory accomplished his first two climbs in Wales: North Gully and North Buttress on Tryfan.”
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August 1908month
Snowdoniamentioned
“Mallory returned to Snowdonia in August 1908, accompanied by his brother, Trafford.”
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September 1908month
Lake Districtmentioned
“Mallory's first rock climbing experience in England transpired during a nine-day excursion to the Lake District in September 1908 with Geoffrey Keynes, Harry Gibson, and Harold Porter.”
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September 1908month
Englandmentioned
“Mallory's first rock climbing experience in England transpired during a nine-day excursion to the Lake District in September 1908 with Geoffrey Keynes, Harry Gibson, and Harold Porter.”
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February 1909month
Walesmentioned
“In February 1909, Geoffrey Winthrop Young invited Mallory to Wales for a climbing trip at Easter.”
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April 1909month
Pen-y-Passmentioned
“In April 1909, Mallory and Geoffrey Winthrop Young journeyed to Pen-y-Pass.”
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October 1909month
Roquebrune-Cap-Martinmentioned
“In October 1909, the painter Simon Bussy, whose wife Dorothy was the sister of Lytton and James Strachey, invited Mallory to spend the winter with them at their villa in Roquebrune in the Alpes-Maritimes.”
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April 1914month
29 July 1914exact date
May 1916month
Documented at the same place, the same year
Virginia WoolfWar Office · 1919Muhammad IqbalCambridge University · 1905Winston ChurchillWar Office · 1919Aleister CrowleyWar Office · 1919Alexandra of DenmarkWar Office · 1919Arnold J. ToynbeeWar Office · 1919Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark)War Office · 1919E. M. ForsterWar Office · 1919Prince Paul of YugoslaviaWar Office · 1919W. O. BentleyWar Office · 1919
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