About John Chevallier
Lived 1774 – 1846 (aged 71–72). John Chevallier was a British agronomist and anglican priest.
John Chevallier (died 14 August 1846) was an English physician and agriculturist.
Biography Chevallier was the youngest son of the Rev. Temple Chevallier. After qualifying as physician, he took orders and presented himself to the living of Aspall, which was in his own gift, in 1817. For many years he received deranged patients into the hall. He was much interested also in agriculture, and has the credit of having first cultivated and introduced to practical agriculture the celebrated Chevallier barley. He died on 14 August 1846.
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Who was John Chevallier?
English agriculturist (1774-1846)
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John Chevallier was born in 1774.
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John Chevallier died in 1846.
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John Chevallier was an agronomist and anglican priest.
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John Chevallier was British.
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