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George Hoole Mitchell, who died in hospital at Greenock on 11 March 1976, was the Assistant Director in charge of the Geological Survey of Great Britain’s work in Scotland from 1959 to 1967. Some time before this appointment, he had become distinguished for his geological work in the Lake District, Yorkshire and the English Midlands. Mitchell was born in Liverpool on 31 December 1902, the elder of two children of George Richard and Emma Mitchell. Both his parents were natives of Birmingham and they belonged to families thought to have migrated there to benefit from that city’s nineteenth-century industrial prosperity. Mitchell’s mother, Emma France (1877-1953), was the thirteenth and youngest child of the marriage of Hoole and Mary France; her father’s name, Hoole, was one of those given to G. H. Mitchell and to his sister, Joyce M. H. Mitchell. Though G. H. was addressed at home as Hoole, his school friends and later his geological friends and even his wife, sister, sons and grandchildren called him ‘Mick’ or ‘Mickie’. Hoole was certainly a forename of several of G. H .’s mother’s ancestors and members of that family believed themselves to be related to Charles Hoole, the author ofA new discovery of the old art of teaching schoole´ ; in four small treatises (1660). The four treatises were entitled respectively: The petty schoole, The usher’s duty, The master’s method, and Scholastick discipline, and the whole book was reissued in 1913, edited by E. T. Campagnac and published by the Liverpool University Press.

George Hoole Mitchell, 31 December 1902 - 11 March 1976