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Plummer, F. W.

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Frederick Byron Plummer (1885-1947) was a Geologist in the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology and Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the institution from 1928 until his death at the age of 61. Plummer received his education at Dartmouth College and the University of Chicago. He worked as a consultant for the Dutch Shell Group and lectured at Vassar College before coming to teach at Texas. Plummer was best known for his research on the recovery of salt water in oil wells. Plummer's wife Helen Jeanne Plummer was a paleontologist and research scientist in the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology. She was considered an expert on core samples. Helen died in 1951.

From the description of Plummer, Frederick Byron, papers, 1914-1946. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 467298334

Frederick Byron Plummer (1885-1947) was a Geologist in the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology and Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the institution from 1928 until his death at the age of 61. Plummer received his education at Dartmouth College and the University of Chicago. He worked as a consultant for the Dutch Shell Group and lectured at Vassar College before coming to teach at Texas. Plummer was best known for his research on the recovery of salt water in oil wells. Plummer’s wife Helen Jeanne Plummer was a paleontologist and research scientist in the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology. She was considered an expert on core samples. Helen died in 1951.

Source: Briscoe Center for American History Vertical File: Plummer, Frederick Byron

From the guide to the Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 69-32; 73-110., 1914-1946, (Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin)

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Henry Oscar Houghton papers

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Henry Oscar Houghton papers, 1773-1932 (bulk 1833-1895)

Title: Henry Oscar Houghton papers

Papers of American printer and publisher Henry Oscar Houghton.

ArchivalResource: 16 boxes (8 linear ft.)

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Plummer, F. B. (Frederick Byron), 1886-1947

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Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 1914-1946

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Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 69-32; 73-110., 1914-1946

Title: Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 1914-1946

Frederick Byron Plummer (1885-1947) was a Geologist in the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology and Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the institution.

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Plummer, F. B. (Frederick Byron), 1886-1947

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Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 1914-1946

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Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 69-32; 73-110., 1914-1946

Title: Frederick Byron Plummer Papers 1914-1946

Frederick Byron Plummer (1885-1947) was a Geologist in the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology and Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the institution.

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Plummer, F. B. (Frederick Byron), 1886-1947

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Plummer, Frederick Byron, papers, 1914-1946.

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Plummer, Frederick Byron, 1886-1947. Plummer, Frederick Byron, papers, 1914-1946.

Title: Plummer, Frederick Byron, papers, 1914-1946.

The papers include Plummer's field notes, reports, academic notes, photographs and negatives and other documents related to his geological research. Specific subjects include surveys of mineral deposits in McCulloch County and ways and means of developing them; a field excursion in the San Saba-Brady region to investigate the geological formations and their classification; the recovery of salt water in oil wells of East and Northeast Texas and disposal of salt water from oil; methods and techniques of drilling for oil; and the modern conception of the geological formation of North Texas. Approximately 50 nitrate negatives from the collection are located in offsite storage due to the volatility of the format.

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Houghton, Henry Oscar, 1823-1895

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Houghton, Henry Oscar, 1823-1895
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Plummer, F. B. (Frederick Byron), 1886-1947

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Plummer, F. B. (Frederick Byron), 1886-1947

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Plummer, F. W.

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Plummer, F. B. (Frederick Byron), 1886-1947

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