John Byron [SEP] place of death
and a surgeon in Nottingham.
Death.
John Byron died on 10 April 1786 at home in London. His remains were buried in the Berkeley family vault situated beneath the chancel of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Twickenham.
In fiction.
John Byron's experiences in the Anson voyage form the basis of the novel "The Unknown Shore" by Patrick O'Brian. It closely follows Byron's account in "The Narrative of the Honourable John Byron" (1768).
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John Nail also directed the band in an unheard of "Undefeated" 1982 season, as the Paden City Band never received anything but first-place trophies that year. Following the tragic death of John Nail, the Paden City Band was then directed by Douglas Carter, followed by Debra Pollock Price, and then Byron W. Filben. The Wildcat Band also placed 10th at the BOA Eastern Regionals in 1998 under the direction of Byron Filben. After Byron Filben left at the end of the 1999-2000 school year, the band