Sir John Barrow died in London in 1848 aged 84 years. He is buried in St. Martin's in the Field Cemetery, Camden Town. He had four sons and one daughter. The Sir John Barrow Monument, built in 1850 by public subscription as a memorial for Sir John Barrow, can be seen for many miles and has become a symbol for Ulverston. It stands on. Find these on a map and work out their longitude and latitude as well as Sir John Barrow's monument on Hoad Hill. The Mutiny on the Bounty is not only a well-known film, but it is an incident that really happened on 28 April 1789. Sir John Barrow as the Second Secretary to the Admiralty wrote the official report of the mutiny, which was led.

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The monument is a memorial to Sir John Barrow, who was born in Ulverston. When Sir John Barrow died on 23 November 1848 it was agreed that this locally born English statesman should have a monument to celebrate his life and work. In 1850, work began on the monument which was paid for by public subscription, and which is in the style of a.. The monument, in the shape of a former Eddystone Lighthouse, was erected by public subscription in 1850, on Hoad Hill. Sir John Barrow (1764 - 1848) was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society in 1830, and promoted British exploration, most notably of West Africa and the North Polar Region, with attempts to find a north west passage from east to west through the Canadian Arctic.