7 June 1921) was an Imperial Civil Servant. His daughters, Olivia Lloyd Fox (born 1868) and Stella (Born 1876), gave Rosehill Garden to Falmouth Town Council. He died 15 November 1922 at Rosehill, Falmouth. Publications Observations in further illustration of the history and statistics of the Pilchard Fishery (1879). "The flying squid or calamar", Falmouth : Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 1879 "Further Killigrew Mss. Relating to the Killigrew Pyramid or Monument at Falmouth and Other Matters" Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall. No.42. "Further Notes on the Devonian Rocks and Fossils in the Parish of St Minver." Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall. Vol.13, Part 1, 1905. "Notes on some coast-sections at the Lizard : On a radiolarian chart from Mullion Island" by Howard Fox and J. J. H. Teall. The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, Vol.49 (1893) pp. 199 and 211. "On a well-marked horizon of radiolarian rocks in the lower Culm Measures of Devon, Cornwall and West Somerset" by George Jennings Hinde and Howard Fox. The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, 1895; v. 51; issue.1–4; p. 609-NP; "On Some Nodular Concretions, Resembling Fossil Wood and Fossil Fish : Treworden Wood, Launceston." Transactions of the Royal Cornwall Geological Society, 1894. "On the gneissic rocks off the Lizard; with notes on the specimens" by Howard Fox and J. J. H. Teall, The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. Vol.44. 1888 p519-544 "Supplementary Notes on the Cornish Radiolarian Cherts and Devonian Fossils" Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, Vol.12, Part 4, 1899. On a soda felspar rock at Dinas Head, North Coast of Cornwall, Cambridge University Press, 1895. References 1836 births 1922 deaths English businesspeople English Quakers People from Falmouth, Cornwall Howard Presidents of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall