Daniel Lizars Sr.

1754–1812 (age 58)

Biography

Daniel Lizars Sr. (1754–1812) was a distinguished Scottish cartographer whose work contributed significantly to geographical knowledge during the late eighteenth century. His expertise in mapmaking reflected the growing scientific interests of the age.

Recognized for his professional accomplishments, Lizars was interred at St Cuthbert's Church in Edinburgh, a fitting resting place for a man whose work helped chart the contours of his nation.

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