A Directory for the North Atlantic Ocean, Comprising Instructions, General and Particular, for Its Navigation

by Alexander George Findlay

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928 pages, Hardcover

Published January 29, 2018

About the author

Alexander George Findlay (1812-1870?), was an English geographer and hydrographer.
Findlay was born in London, 6 January 1812, was a descendant of the Findlays of Arbroath, Forfarshire. His grandfather was a shipowner of that port, who transferred his business to the River Thames. Findlay's father, Alexander Findlay, also a geographer, was born in London in 1790, and became one of the original fellows of the Royal Geographical Society on its foundation in 1830. Among his numerous undertakings successfully completed was an atlas sheet of the environs of London (1829) to a distance of thirty-two miles from St. Paul's (upon a half-inch scale), every line of which was his own handiwork. He died in 1870. - WIkipedia