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Joseph Millott Severn
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Joseph Millot Severn (1860-1942) was an English writer, historian, and phrenologist born in Codnor, Derbyshire.[1]
Biography
Severn was born in 1860[2] and worked as a phrenologist in Brighton. He was President of the British Phrenological Association. This association started in the 1880s and was disbanded in 1967. Severn wrote a number of books and funded some almhouses in his home village of Codnor.
Severn died at his home in Brighton in 1942.[1]
Major works (incomplete)
- My village: Owd Codnor, Derbyshire, and the village folk when I was a boy (1935)
- Phrenology: Up to date (1912)
- Popular phrenology (1913)
- Phrenological and physiological chart (1905) [Brighton Phrenological Institution]
- Joseph Severn: Letters And Memoirs (Nineteenth Century Series) - by Joseph Severn, Grant F. Scott, Ashgate Publishing (2005)
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