CHAPTER

GENERAL REMARKS ix

II. NOTEWORTHINESS xi

III. HIGHEST ORDER OF ABILITY xiv

IV. PROPORTION OF NOTEWORTHIES TO THE GENERALITY xviii

V. NOTEWORTHINESS AS A STATISTICAL MEASURE OF ABILITY xx

VI. NOMENCLATURE OF KINSHIPS xxvi

VII. NUMBER OF KINSFOLK IN EACH DEGREE xxviii

VIII. NUMBER OF NOTEWORTHY KINSMEN IN EACH DEGREE xxxiii

IX. MARKED AND UNMARKED NOTEWORTHINESS xxxv

X. CONCLUSIONS xxxix

NOTEWORTHY FAMILIES:
OF SIXTY-SIX F.R.S.'S WHO WERE LIVING IN 1904 1

APPENDIX:
FATHERS OF SOME OF THE SIXTY-SIX F.R.S.'S CLASSIFIED
BY THEIR OCCUPATIONS 80