Michael Roper, who died at 92, served as keeper of public records at the Public Record Office from 1988 until 1992, overseeing its expansion.
During his career, Michael managed the transfer of the Public Record Office from Chancery Lane to Kew, ensuring its successful relocation in 1977.
After retiring, Michael remained active as a consultant, writing over 90 works in his field and lecturing worldwide on archival practices.
Honored as a Companion of the Order of the Bath and with a doctor of letters, Michael's contributions significantly impacted public record-keeping in the UK.
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