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Robert Sheppard

15 Kinnaird Way

History of 15 Kinnaird Way

1962

Norman Sheppard PhD

His wife planted a Canadian maple in the garden.

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circa 1965 – 1971:

Rev Pearson, vicar of Foxton

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1971

Robert (Bob) Sheppard 1932 – 2019, Head of Peptide Synthesis Group at LMB for over 20 years and recognised internationally as the world leader in the field of automated, solid phase peptide synthesis.  Recipient of the Queen’s Award for Technological Achievement 1989. Liveryman of the Salters’ Company and Freeman of the City of London.

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