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Digital Image: 1830 Seaton Large-Format Case Map of England and Wales
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Title
This New Map of England and Wales, with the Adjacent Countries, Compile by Surveyors Employed in the Ordnance Department, is Respectfully Dedicated to the King.
1830 (undated) 47.5 x 38.25 in (120.65 x 97.155 cm) 1 : 830000
1830 (undated) 47.5 x 38.25 in (120.65 x 97.155 cm) 1 : 830000
Description
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Cartographer S
Robert Seaton (fl. c. 1835 - 1836) was a British mapmaker who held the post of Hydrographer to the King. Despite the impressive title, we are only able to identify two maps by Seaton, Seaton's Map of Palestine and the Holy Land, and a New Map of England and Wales, both engraved by Josiah Neele (1804 - 1876) and published in 1835. More by this mapmaker...
Josiah Neele (March 30, 1804 - March 22, 1876) was a British map engraver, printer, and publisher active in London during the middle part of the 19th century. Neele was the son of Samuel John Neele (1758 - 1824), also a prominent map engraver. He apprenticed under his father along with Ebenezer Stalker (1780 - 1847) with whom he briefly partnered until 1825. At that time, he went into business with his uncle, George Neele, and his brother, James Neele. George retired in 1826, ending that partnership, after which the brothers published until 1929 under the imprint of 'James and Josiah Neele'. Josiah subsequently continued the business under his own name, operating from their former offices at 352 Strand, until 1836, when he declared bankruptcy. In 1845 he married Eliza Atwood of Haverfordwest and in the wedding documents he is described as a stationer. He retired to Wiltshire in 1871 and died five years later in 1876. Learn More...
References
OCLC 370158962.