The Inwood Premise

[Meandering]

The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London

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https://en.geneanet.org/fonds/bibliotheque/?go=1&lang=en&page=1&q=cinderford&size=50

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http://microscopist.net/WinspearJE.html

 

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UK Census

 

[Meandering]

https://www.findmypast.com/search/r...hoskold&yearofbirth=1832&yearofbirth_offset=2



http://library.aimehq.org/library/books/AIME Yearbooks 1904-1905-1907-1908-1909-1910/5-119.pdf

Most places put his birth in 1831, while the UK site notes 1832. However, it is not unusual for records that old to be recorded as the date of baptism being the date of birth.

There aren't any British census records before 1841, everything older than that is church records and any newspapers that have been archived.

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[Terrel L. Shields]

Now all I have to do is find out who "Hoskold" is or was.

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I use his formula sometimes as part of larger valuation, particularly for time limited projects, quarries, etc

 

[Meandering]

THE NORTH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTE OF
MINING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
TRANSACTIONS.
VOL. LIII.
1902-1903

Download it as a PDF, word search Hoskold, you'll get his thoughts on different projects.

He was English.

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[Elliott]

Tables for the Purchasing of Estates, Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold, Annuities, &c, a work based on the tables of Baily and Smart, first published in 1811 and frequently revised and reprinted.[1]

In "The Appraisal of Real Estate" published by the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers, 1983, 2nd edition, page 345:

In 1811, William Inwood published tables that had originally appeared in the works of others, including those of John Smart. Of particular significance to appraisers was Inwood's use of real estate valuation examples to illustrate the use of of Smart's tables. Included in Inwood's book was a present value of an income in perpetuity table, which seems to be the first example of an author converting an interest rate into a coefficient.....

In 1890, Alfred Marshall became the first economist to give significant attention to valuation techniques. He pointed out that interest rate is the link between income and value and thus arrived at the formula,

(wait for it) Value = Income / Interest rate


You don't find this stuff on the internet, just dusty old books.

 

[Mike Kennedy]

Marion:

Thanks, it is funny how the brain works. I read this once before my comment and did not see the last 2 sentences where it talked about him writing a book on interest rate tables. As you can see most was about building churches.

Ok were is Terrel when you need him? What is the deal on Henry Davis Hoskold, mining guy who invented some process of mining valuation before DCF. Was he from the US? Any background about him?


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Henry Davis Hoskold Books - Biography and List of Works - Author ...
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Henry Davis Hoskold Biography - - Henry Davis Hoskold Biography and List of ... Henry Davis Hoskold Is the author of books such as A Practical Treatise On ...


Official Report Upon the Mines, Mining, Metallurgy and Mining Laws, ...
https://books.google.com/books?id=vBsLAAAAYAAJ
Henry Davis Hoskold - 1904 - ‎Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Henry Davis Hoskold. number of mines of which no particular account could be obtained. ... between the mountains, almost abandoned by man and beast, arriving drenched from the effects of a tempest, in the evening, at a poor isolated ranch, ...

 

[Red Flint]

Cant argue with anything you say except the architect stuff. The William Inwood (the architect) designed churches. What is your source?

Real Estate Terminology, 1975, Byrl Boyce, U of Connecticut