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Cabot, James Elliot 1821-1903

Higginson, Thomas Wentworth. Pp. 233-246 in Carlyle's Laugh, and Other Surprises. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1909.

Cabot, James Elliot. I. Autobiographical sketch. II. Family reminiscences. III. Sedge birds. Boston, G.H. Ellis Co., printers, 1904.

Emerson, E. W. 1918. James Elliot Cabot. Pp. 260-268 in The early years of the Saturday Club, 1855-1870, ed. by Edward Waldo Emerson. Boston: NY: Houghton Mifflin Company, 515 pp.

Higginson, Thomas Wentworth. James Elliot Cabot: From the Proceedings of the American academy of arts and sciences, vol. XXXIX. Boston, 1904.

[Obituary]. Proceedings of the American academy of arts and sciences, vol. 29 (1903-1904), pp. 649-655, 1904.

Simmons, N. C. 1980. Man without a Shadow: The Life and Work of James Elliot Cabot, Emerson's Biographer and Literary Executor. Princeton University Dissertation, 591 pp. DAI, vol. 41, no. 6, p. 2608-A, 8028661

Simmons, N. C. 1982. The "Autobiographical Sketch" of James Elliot Cabot. Harvard Library Bulletin, vol. 30, no. 2, pp. 117-152.

Simmons, N. C. 1983. Arranging the sibylline leaves: James Elliot Cabot's work as Emerson's literary executor. Studies in the American Renaissance, 1983, pp. 335-389.

Primary works

Cabot, James Elliot. Sedge-birds. March, 1869, pp. 384-386.

Our birds, and their ways. Atlantic, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 209-216.

Papers, Harvard

Cabot, Louis
Dragonflies, MCZ

Barbour, Thomas. 1946. A naturalist's scrapbook. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 218 p.[p. 33]

Cabot, Samuel 1815-1885
b,d, Boston, MA
Sept 15, 1815-April 13, 1885
m, Hannah Lowell Jackson, nine children
Harvard College, AB 1836
Harvard Medical School MD 1839
Studied in Paris 2 years
Stephens-Catherwood expedition to Yucatan, ornithologist, 1841-42
Medical practice, 1843-85
Massachusetts General Hospital, visiting surgeon, 1853-84
Boston Children's Hospital, president

Most of Cabot's ornithological work was done before 1850, after which his medical interests absorbed most of his time. The bulk of his work dealt with Yucatan birds, but he wrote also on the rarer birds of New England. BDAS

AOU

Auk, vol. 3 (January), p. 144, 1886

Biographical dictionary of American science : the seventeenth through the nineteenth centuries, ed. by C. A. Elliott. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1979, 360 p.

Gifford, G. E. 1963. Samuel Cabot, Jr. - "gentleman naturalist." Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin, vol. 37, no. 3 (Spring), pp. 15-19? ; Reprint??

National cyclopaedia of American biography. (NY: J.T. White, 1898-1984), vol. 25.

Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, n.s., v. 13 (whole ser., 21), pp. 517-520, 1886. Bibliography

Cahoon, John Cyrus 1863-1891
b, Harwich, MA; d, Collecting in Newfoundland; Professional collector and field naturalist; AOU

Calkins, Gary Nathan1869-1943
18 Jan. 1869-4 Jan. 1943

Protozoologist at Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Call, Aubrey Brendon 1867-1901
b, Pittsfield, MA; d, Townshend, VT

Palmer, T. S. et al. 1954. Biographies of Members of the American Ornithologists' Union, reprinted from 'The Auk', 1884-1954. Ed. by P. H. Oehser. Washington, DC: Lord Baltimore Press, 630 pp. [p. 113].

Canfield, Joseph Buckingham 1874-1924
b, Pekin, IL; d, Bridgeport, CT; Businessman

Capen, Elwina or Elwin A.

Capen, Elwina. 1886. Oölogy of New England: A Description of the Eggs, Nests, and Breeding Habits of the Birds Known to Breed in New England, with Colored Illustrations of their Eggs. Boston: Mudge, 116 pp. 25 col. pl.

Capen, Frederick Mortimer 1872-1929
b, d, NYC; Note on Mass. bird in Auk

Carey, John -1880

Gray, A. 1880. [Obituary]. American Journal of Science, 3rd ser., vol. 19, pp. 421- Reprinted in Scientific Papers of Asa Gray, pp. 417-418.

Carleton, Cyrus 1834-1907
d, Providence, RI

Carnegie, III, G. M.

A List of Batrachia Collected at Concord, Mass. Proceedings of the Thoreau Museum of Natural History at Middlesex School. 1 (1901): 31-32.

Carpenter, Frank
Curator, fossil insects, MCZ

Barbour, Thomas. 1943. Naturalist at large. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 314 p. [p. 293].

Carpenter, Horace Francis 1842-1937
b, Pawtucket; d, Edgewood, RI

Chemist, amateur conchologist and mineralogist

Published on RI mollusks

Abbott, R. T. 1973. American Malacologists: A National Register of Professional and Amateur Malacologists and Private Shell Collectors and Biographies of Early American Mollusk Workers between 1618 and 1900 Falls Church, VA: American Malacologists, 494 pp.

Who Was Who in America, 1943

Carter, Charles Moreland 1852-1922
b, Cambridge, MA; d, St. Joseph, MO; West west in 1875; Sports,man; wrote: Shooting in the Early Days (NE??); AOU

Carter, Mrs. Isabel Paddock 1871-1907
b, d, St. Johnsbury, VT; Died fortnight after marriage to Carter; Educ: Smith; Taught music; Curator, St. Johnsbury Museum; Member, Vermont Bird Club, Vermont Botanical Society; Scored bird songs contributed to Chapman's Warblers of North America; AOU

Carter, Robert 1819-1879

Carter, Robert. 1864. A summer cruise on the coast of New England. Boston: Crosby, 261 p. [First edition] ; [New ed.] Boston: Cupples and Hurd, xiv, 261 p. front. (fold. map) 1888.; Boston: Crosby and Nichols; NY: Felt, viii, 261 p. 1900.; Carter's Coast of New England; A new edition of a Summer cruise on the coast of New England. Somersworth, NH: New Hampshire Pub. Co. 219 pp. 1969. 1977

Carter, Robert.Letters from various persons, 1851-1898 (inclusive), 1851-1862(bulk).LOCATION: Houghton:b MS Am 1640

Carter, Robert.Letters from various persons, 1852-1882 (inclusive).LOCATION: Houghton:b MS Am 1921

Cartier, Jacques 1491-1557

Cook, P. L. 1997. Biographical Dictionary of American and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists, pp. 140-142.

Case, George R.

Catalogue of wild plants growing in Norwich and vicinity, arranged in the order of flowering for the year 1882. Norwich. 1883. pp. 12. 8vo Addenda for 1883, by W.A. Setchell.

Cash, Harry Alvin 1870-1928
b, Pawtucket; d, Providence, RI; Furrier and taxidermist; AOU

Cassino, S.E.
Salem, MA; Publisher of the Naturalists Directory

Castiglioni, Luigi1757-1832
3 Oct. 1757-22 Apr. 1832

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Pace, Antonio, ed. 1983. Luigi Castiglioni's Viaggio: Travels in the United States of North America, 1785-87. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 487 pp. [Natural hstory edited by Joseph and Nesta Ewan]

Staack, F. 1960. A journey into Maine. Down East, v. 6, pp. 22-25, 41, 43-46.

Chace, Fenner
Crustacea, MCZ

Barbour, Thomas. 1943. Naturalist at large. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 314 p. [p. 295].

Chadbourne, Arthur Patterson 1862-1936
b, Boston, MA; d, Washington, DC; Harvard College, 1885; Harvard Medical School, 1889; Member, Nuttall Club; Auk papers, 1886-1905; AOU

Chadbourne, Paul Ansel 1823-
b, Great Falls, NH or Berwick, ME; Williams, 1848; Professor, President,(?), Williams College; Botany; Durfee, C. 1860. History of Williams College

ACAB, vol. 1, pp. 562-564, 1886.

Durfee, C. 1871. Williams Biographical Annals., pp. 153-154.

His herbarium was sold to Bates College and then may have gone to Harvard's Gray Herbarium with the included Chester Dewey collection. Story (p.70-71) in:

Fernald, M. L. Some early botanists of the American Philosophical Society. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, v. 86, no. 1, pp. 63-71. Reprinted in part (pp. 7-11) in: Barbour, T. 1946. A naturalist's scrapbook. Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press, 218 p.

Chadwick, John
Foreign shells

Dexter, R. W. 1977. The Essex County Natural History Society, 1833-1848. Essex Institute Historical Collection, v. 113, pp. 38-53 [mentioned p. 40].

Chamberlain, Chauncy Ward 1851-1930
b, d, Boston; Businessman; Member: Cooper Ornithological Club, Nuttall, Wilson Ornithological Club; AOU

Chamberlain, Edward Blanchard 1878-1925

Knowlton, C. H. 1925. Edward Blanchard Chamberlain. Rhodora, vol. 27, pp. 73-76.

Jones, D. A. 1925. Edward Blanchard Chamberlain. Rep. British Bryol. Soc., vol. 1, no. 3, p.181.

[Death notices]. New York Times, 4 (p. 21), 5 (p. 19), 6 (p. 17) February 1925.

American Fern Journal, vol. 17, pp. 141-142, 1927; vol. 18, p. 67, 1928.

Beals, A. T. 1925. Edward Blanchard Chamberlain. The Bryologist, vol. 28, pp. 43-50. Portrait.

Norton, A. H. 1926. Edward Blanchard Chamberlain. Maine Naturalist, vol. 5, pp. 100-105. Portrait.

Reid, A. M. M. 1987. Pioneer New England bryologists : a prosopography. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University (Occasional papers of the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, no. 19), 71 pp. [pp. 8-9]

Primary works

New stations for Maine plants. I-II.

Chamberlain, Montague 1844-1924
b, St. John, NB; d, Boston, MA; Businessman, then assistant secretary of the Harvard Corporation & secretary of the Lawrence Scientific School; Interested in birds, 1870-1900, and Indians; Wrote on Canadian birds (especially NB), and revised edition of Nuttall; Published in Bulletin of the Natural History Society of New Brunswick; AOU

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910)

T(averner), P. A. 1925. Obituary: Montague Chamberlain. Canadian Field-Naturalist v. 39, p. 20.

Champion, Merrill 1880-1963
b, Prince Edward Is.; d, Cambridge, MA; Harvard, B.S., 1902, M.D, 1906

Anon. Merrill E. Champion. Occasional Papers on Mollusks, 1945-1954, pp. iii. Portrait

Occasional Papers on Mollusks (Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University), vol. 1, pp. 3-6. Portrait, bibliography

Champlain

Grant, C. 1950. Champlain - herpetologist. Herpetologica, vol. 3, no. 3, p. 104.

Champlain, Samuel de c1570-1635

Cook, P. L. 1997. Biographical Dictionary of American and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists, pp. 149-150.

Channing, Walter
Boston physician, naturalist

Dictionary of American biography. (NY: C. Scribner's sons, 1928-95. 20 v. + 10 Supplements).

Kass, A. M. 1999. “My brother preaches, I practice”: Walter Channing, M.D., Antebellum obstetrician. Massachusetts Historical Review, v. 1, pp. 79-94.

A survey of botany in the United States. North American Review, v. 13 (1821), pp. 100-134.

Chapin, Angie Clara 1855-1937
b, Adrian; d, Ann Arbor, MI; University of Michigan, A.B. 1875; M.A. 1895; 40 years in Classics at Wellesley College

Published in Bird Lore

Chapman, A. W.
Collected in White Mountains, ~1846

Pease, A. S. 1964. "History of Botanical Collecting in this Area" (pp. 33-40; with bibliography, pp. 41-50) in A Flora of Northern New Hampshire. Cambridge: New England Botanical Club.

Chapman, Reuben A.
Founder, Springfield Museum of Natural History, 1859; Meisel 1859

Charleton, Leroy T.

Carleton, Leroy T., Henry O. Stanley & Charles E. Oak. 1896. Report of the Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game for the State of Maine for the Year 1896.

Carleton, L. T., J. W. Brackett & Edgar E. Ring. 1907. Report of the Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game for the State of Maine for the Year 1906.

Chase, Sidney 1847-1932
b, d, Nantucket; Businessman; AOU

Chesley, Charles Henry

List of plants found in Barrington and adjoining towns. Manchester Union, Jan. & Feb. 1898.

Cheney, Robert Francis 1875-1949
b, Lee; d, Southborough; M.A., Williams; Episcopal Theological Seminary, Cambridge, 1901; Rector, Southborough; Connected with St. Mark's and Fay School; A director, Massachusetts Audubon Society, 1920-1948; AOU

Chester, Webster 1876-
b, Noank, CT; A.B. (1900), ScD (1935) Colgate; A.M., Harvard, 1908; Instructor, science & math, Colby Academy, 1900-1902; Prof Biology, Colby College, 1903-; Lecturer, Bangor Theological Seminary, 1914-; Instructer, MBL, 1908; Anatomy and life history of Tottenia gemma

American Men of Science, ed. 1 (1906) and 6 (1938).

Chickering, John White, Jr. 1831-1913
b, Bolton, MA; Washington, DC; A.B. (1852), A.M. (1855), Bowdoin; President, Portland Society of Natural History, 1851; Botany Meisel, 1843

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910)

Wood, W. 1888. John White Chickering. Proceedings of the Portland Society of Natural History, 1888-1889, pp. 6-9.

Who Was Who in America

Childs, H. H.
Curator, Lyceum of Natural History of the Berkshire Medical Institute, Pittsfield; Meisel, 1823

Chittenden, Alfred Knight

Forest conditions of northern New Hampshire. Bulletin / Bureau of Forestry; no. 55. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Forestry, 1905.

Chivers, Arthur Houston 1880-
b, Amesbury, MA; A.M. Harvard, 1904; Instructor, Dartmouth; Ascomycetes

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910).

Chrysler, Mintin Asbury 1871-
b, Berlin, Ont.; PhD, University of Chicago, 1904; Professor, University of Maine, 1907-; Botany and plant anatomy

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910)

Churchill, Joseph Richmond 1845-
b, Dorchester, MA; Judge; Phenogamic botany; Botany in Coos County, 1889-1895; Pease, 1895

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910)

Knowlton, C. H. 1934. Joseph Richmond Churchill. Rhodora, vol. 36, no. 421 (Jan.), pp. 1-7, pl. Portrait.

Chute, A. P.
Plants in Tracy, 1858

Clapp, Cornelia M. 1849-1934
17 Mar. 1849-31 Dec. 1934

Shmurak, C. B. 1996. Cornelia M. Clapp (1849-1934) zoologist. Pp. 73-78 in Notable Women in the Life Sciences: A Biographical Dictionary, edited by B. F. Shearer and B. S. Shearer. Westport, CT: Greenwood.

Librarian during early years of Marine Biological Laboratory.

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Clapp, William Frederick 1880-1951
d, Boston, MA; Molluscs, MCZ, 1911-23; Collection of New England shells in MCZ.

Published in Nautilus, 1911-30

Clench, W. J. 1952. William F. Clapp [Obituary]. The Nautilus, 66(1): 31.

Clench, W. J. 1953. William F. Clapp. Johnsonia, 2: ii-iii.

Dexter, R. W. 1976. Dr. Victor Sterki and some of his malacological correspondence. Sterkiana, 63/64: 65-76.

Clark, Dr.
Plants included in Tracy, 1858

Clark, Anna M.

The trees of Vermont. Burlington, VT: Free Press Association, 1899, 86 pp. (Contributions to the botany of Vermont V)

The trees of Vermont. Burlington: Botanical Department of the University of Vermont, pp. [33]-86, [47] p. ill. (Contributions to the botany of Vermont 5) Reprint of the 1899 ed. published by Free Press Assoc., Burlington, as Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin no. 73, plus interleaved pages containing notes by L.R. Jones, 1899??.

Clark, Austin Hobart 1880-1954
b, Wellesley, MA; d, Washington, DC; AB, Harvard, 1903; Smithsonian Institution, 1908-; Birds, Echinoderms, Lepidoptera

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910)

Who Was Who in America

Notes on the odors of some New England butterflies.

Some unusual and interesting butterflies from eastern Massachusetts.

Three interesting butterflies from eastern Massachusetts. United States National Museum. Proceedings of the United States National Museum; v.45.

Clark, B. Preston1860-1939
Member, Cambridge Entomological Club, ~1913; Hummingbird moths; Grandson of Charles Sumner

Arbeiten über morphologische und taxonomische Entomologie aus Berlin-Dahlem, v. 6, p. 188.

Mann, W.M. Ant Hill Odyssey, p. 115

Rehn, J. A. G. 1939. Entomological News, v. 50, p. 90.

Who Was Who in America, v. 1, 1897-1942.

Clark, C.
President, Phi Beta Theta, Amherst College, 1834; Meisel, 1822

Clark, Henry James 1826-1873
22 June 1826-1 July 1873
b, Easton; d, Amherst, MA
m, Mary Young Holbrook, 8 children
University of the City of New York, AB 1848
Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard, SB 1854
Teacher, White Plains, NY, 1848-50
Assistant to Louis Agassiz. 1854-
Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard (Adjunct professor of natural history, assistant professor of zoology, 1860-65

Microscopy, anatomy, histology, morphology; animals, some plants

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Biographical dictionary of American science : the seventeenth through the nineteenth centuries, ed. by C. A. Elliott. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1979, 360 p.

Packard, A. S., Jr. 1877. National Academy of Sciences Biographical Memoir, vol. 1, pp. 317-328. Bibliography

Tuckerman, F. 1912. Science, n.s. vol. 35, no 906 (May 10), pp. 725-730.

American Journal of Science 3 ser., vol. 6, p. 160, 1873.

Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, n.s. vol. 1, pp. 328-330, 1874.

Clark, Howard Lee 1857-1926
5/25/1857-11/3/1926

Collected at his residence , "North Farm", north of Bristol, Rhode Island. His collection was donated after his death to the Boston Society of Natural History.

J[ohnson], C. W. 1927. The Clark collection of Lepidoptera. Bulletin of the Boston Society of Natural History, no. 45, pp. 5-6. Also in Entom. News. 1928. v. 39, pp. 23-24.

Clark, Hubert Lyman 1870-1947
b, Amherst; d, Cambridge, MA; Amherst, 1892; PhD, Johns Hopkins, 1897; Echinoderms, marine invertebrates, MCZ, 1905-; AOU

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910).

Chace, F. A. 1948. Hubert Lyman Clark: teacher and friend, January 9, 1870-July 31, 1947. Allan Hancock Pacific Exped. 8: ii-iv. Portrait

Pattee, M. 1948. Bibliography of Dr. H. L. Clark's echinoderm papers. Allan Hancock Pacific Exped. 8: v-ix.

Primary works

Butterflies of Amherst. Amherst, MA:M.A.C., 28 p. (Bulletin of Mass. Natural history. v. 1, nos. 1-2, Apr.-May, 1884).

The birds of Amherst and vicinity: including nearly the whole of Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Introduction by C. H. Fernald. Amherst, MA: J.E. Williams, Publisher, 1887. 55 pp. ; Amherst, Mass., Press of Carpenter & Morehouse, 1906. 96 pp.

"My idea of God" - faith of a naturalist ... Boston Evening Transcript. Saturday April 25, 1936.LOCATION: Museum Comp Zoology:MCZ-C.

Clark, John Nathaniel 1831-1903
b,d, Saybrook, CT; Teacher, probate judge, etc.; AOU

Clark, William Smith 1826-86

Observations on the phenomena of plant life: a paper presented to the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture. Boston: Wright & Potter, 1875, 111 p. ill. (From the 22nd Annual report of the secretary of the Mass. Board of Agriculture). (Physiology)

Clarke, Cora Huidekoper 1851-
b, Meadeville, PA; Address: Boston; Caddis worms, insect galls, mosses of New England, seaweed

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910).

Clarke, Daniel Allen

The commercial forest trees of Massachusetts. How you may know them. A pocket manual. Ed. 4. Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Company, State Printers, 1916, 66 p. illus. (Massachusetts. State Forester). 1916.; Boston, Wright & Potter Printing Company, State Printers, 1908.

Clarke, Grace M.
Of Montpelior? VT

Crane, C. E. 1942. Winter in Vermont. NY: Knopf. [pp. 151-153]

Course in Bird Study.

Clarke, Samual Fessenden 1851-
b, Geneva,m IL; Professor of Natural History, Williams, 1881-; American hydroids, alligator embryology

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910).

Calder, D. R. and L. D. Stephens. 1997. The hydroid research of American naturalist Samuel F. Clarke, 1851-1928. Archives of Natural History, v. 24, pp. 19-36.

Cleaveland, Parker 1780-1858
b, Byfield, MA; Harvard, A.B., 1799

Large shell collection used by A. S. Packard, etc.

American Journal of Science, ser, 2., vol. 26 (Nov. 1858), pp. 448-449.

Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, vol. 4, pp. 226-227, 1860.

Woods, L. 1960. Parker Cleaveland. 2nd ed. Brunswick, ME, 80 pp. From: Maine Historical Society Collections, vol. 6, pp. 375-435, 1859.

Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, vol. 31, pp. 9-10, 1883

Kelly, H. A. & W. L. Burrage. 1928. Dictionary of American Medical Biography. NY: D. Appleton, 1364 pp.

Clench, William James 1897-
b, Brooklyn, NY; Harvard, M.S., 1923; University of Michigan, Ph.D., 1953 ; Curator, Molluscs, MCZ, 1926-1966; Hon curator, 1966- .

Bibliography: Publications by marine biologists and malacologists. http://www.fjas.nl/clench.htm

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Baker, H. B. 1986. Remembering Bill Clench - from Bunny Baker. Nautilus, v. 100, no. 4, pp. 153-154.

Barbour, Thomas. 1943. Naturalist at large. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 314 p. [p. 297].

Johnson, R. I. 2003. Molluscan taxa and bibliographies of William James Clench and Ruth Dixon Turner. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College, v. 158, no. 1, pp. 1-46.

Johnson, R. I. 2006. William J. Clench and Ruth D. Turner, with a personal perspective on the Department of Mollusks, Museum of Comparative Zoology. Sporadic Papers on Mollusks, no. 3, pp. 111-166.

Kline, M. C. 1986. About Bill Clench - from Mary C. Kline. Nautilus, v. 100, no. 4, pp. 152-153.

Fresh water shells of New Hampshire. Concord, NH: New Hampshire Fish and Game Dept., [1940].

Cline, Albert Collins 1892-

The virgin upland forest of central New England; a study of old growth stands in the Pisgah mountain section of southwestern New Hampshire. Harvard forest. Bulletin no. 21. Petersham, Mass., Harvard Forest, 1942. LOCATION: Harvard Archives: HU 612.5 vol.21

Clinton, George Perkins 1867-
b, Pola?????, IL; ScD, Harvard, 1902; Botanist, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Connecticut Board of Agriculture; Fungi

Cobb, Nathan Augustus 1859-1932

A list of plants found growing wild within thirty miles of Amherst. Northampton, MA: S.E. Bridgman & Co., 1887, 51 p. Hampshire County

Coburn, Louise Helen 1856-

Flora of Skowhegan and vicinity. s.l. : s.n.,1920 145 leaves ; 24 cm. Carbon copy of typescript.

Trees of Coburn Park. Skowhegan, Me.: [The Independent Reporter], 1928. 73 pp.

Smith, Grace Coburn. Louise Helen Coburn as seen through her poems. Skowhegan, Me. [1928?]. 19 p. ports.

Codman, James McMaster 1862-1925
Harvard, 1894; Harvard Law School?; AOU

Coe, Wesley Roswell 1869-
b, Middlefield, CT; PhD, Yale, 1895; Professor of Biology, Yale; Comparative anatomy and embryology; American Men of Science, ed. 1 (1906)II

American Men of Science, ed. 3 (1921).

Coe, William Wellington 1842-1885
b, Madison; d, Portland, CT; Banker; Published in Forest and Stream, Ornithologist and Oologist; AOU

Coffin, Dr. Edward L.
Founder, Lynn Natural History Society

Dexter, R. W. 1962 The Lynn Natural History Society (1842-1855). Essex Institute Historical Collections 98: 175-183.

Cogswell, Joseph Green 1786-1871

Ticknor, A. E., ed. 1874. Memorial of Joseph Green Cogswell. Boston.

ACAB, vol. 1, pp. 679, 1891.

Cogswell, William
Curator, Northern Academy of Arts and Sciences, Hanover, NH, 1841; Meisel 1841

Colburn, William Wallace -1899 at 60
b, New Boston, NH; d. Springfield, MA; Dartmouth, 1861; Teacher & principal; AOU

The Birds of the Connecticut River Valley in Massachusetts. Springfield, MA, 1891. 24 pp. [with R. O. Morris] Reprinted from Auk, 1891, p. 384????

Colburn, William W. and Robert O. Morris [1846-1925] The birds of the Connecticut valley in Massachusetts. Springfield, MA: Clark W. Bryan, printer, 1891. 24 pp.

Our friends the birds.[Springfield, 1895]. pp. [9]. Park Commissioner's report. Springfield, Mass. 1894.

Colburn, William Wallace. (and Robert O. Morris??). Our local ornithology. A complete list of birds found in the Connecticut River Valley in Massachusetts. Homestead. June 39, July 7, 14, 1888.

Cole, Samuel W. 1796-1851 nat???

Maine Board of Agriculture, 35th Annual Report for 1892. 1893. appx. pp. 30-31. (Agricultural Bibliography of Maine)

Cole, Thomas 1779-1852
Infusoria

Dexter, R. W. 1980. Natural history at the Essex Institute, 1848-1898. Essex Institute Historical Collection, v. 116, pp. 21-33 [mentioned p. 22].

Memorial History of Boston, vol. 4, p. 520, 1881.

Cole, Thomas. 1853. List of infusorial objects found chiefly in the neighborhood of Salem, Mass, etc. 1853. Proc. Essex Institute. v. 1, pp. 33-48.

Collier, Priscilla L.

Botany of Cohasset. Pp. 541-552 in A Narrative History of the Town of Cohasset, Massachusetts, by? E. Victor Bigelow. Boston, MA: Press of S. Usher, 1898, xviii, 561 pp. Published under the auspices of the Committee on Town History. ; Pp. 541-552 in A Narrative History of the Town of Cohasset, Massachusetts, by E. Victor Bigelow. Cohasset: Committee on Town History, 2 v. 1956.; Pp. 541-552 in A narrative history of the town of Cohasset, Massachusetts, by E. Victor Bigelow. West Hanover, MA: Halliday Lithograph Corp. 1970.

Collins, Frank Shipley 1848-
b. Boston; Tufts, AM, 1910; Seaweeds, North American algae; Fellow, American Academy; American Men of Science, ed. 1 (1906)II

American Men of Science, ed. 3 (1921).

Dictionary of American biography. (NY: C. Scribner's sons, 1928-95. 20 v. + 10 Supplements).

Setchell, W. 1925. Albert.Frank Shipley Collins, 1848-1920. American journal of botany, XII (January), pp. 54-62.

Setchell, W. A. 1933. Frank Shipley Collins, 1848-1920. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, vol. 68, no. 13, pp. 615-618.

The marine algae of Casco Bay. Proceedings of the Portland Society of Natural History, v. 2 (1911), pt. 9, 257-282 p.

Collins, George L.
President, Providence Franklin Society, 1852-54; Meisel, 1821

Collins, James Franklin 1863-1940

Fernald, M. L. 1942. Incidents of field work with J. Franklin Collins. Rhodora, vol. 44, no. 520 (April), pp. 98-147. pls. Bibliography.

Reid, A. M. M. 1987. Pioneer New England bryologists : a prosopography. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University (Occasional papers of the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, no. 19), 71 pp. [pp. 9-11]

Snell, W. H. 1942. J. Franklin Collins. Rhodora, vol. 44, no. 520 (April), pp. 93-97. Portrait.

Snell, W. H. and A. M. Waterman. 1941. James Franklin Collins. Phytopathology, vol. 31, pp. 475-477. Portrait.

Corallorhiza innata and taraxacum erythrospermum in Rhode Island. LOCATION: Botany Farlow Library: Pam LOCATION: Gray/Arnold: Fl 74.5 C 69

Some interesting Rhode Island Bogs.

Fern genera [of the flora of Rhode Island.].

Preliminary lists of New England plants. XIX.

Papers of James Franklin Collins, 1884-1935 (inclusive). LOCATION: Botany Gray Herbarium:

Collins, Joseph Williams 1839-1904
b, Isleboro, ME; Self-educated; Chairman, Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission, 1899- .

Linton, E. 1915. Reminiscences of the Woods Hole Laboratory of the Bureau of Fisheries, 1882-89. Science, New Series, Vol. 41, No. 1064, pp. 737-753.[p. 749-750]

Twentieth century biographical dictionary of notable Americans. Boston: The Biographical Soceity, 1904, 10 v. [v. 2]

Who Was Who in America, vol. 1, p. 245.

Collins, W. O.
President, Phi Beta Theta, Amherst College, 1833; Meisel, 1822

Coman, Dale Rex 1906-

The endless adventure. Chicago: H. Regnery Co. 1972, 185 pp. Reprinted: Camden, ME: Down East, 1972, 205 pp.

Mammals, reptiles and amphibians of Mount Desert Island, Maine. 3rd ed. Bar Harbor, ME: Island Wide Printing, 1987, 47 pp. Ill. by author and W.W. Frazier.

The native mammals, reptiles and amphibians of Mount Desert Island, Me. Bar Harbor, ME: Parkman Press, 1981, 30 pp.

The native mammals, reptiles and amphibians of Mount Desert Island, Maine. S.l., 1972, 32 pp.

Pleasant River. NY: W.W. Norton 1966 , 169 pp. Reprinted: Camden, ME: Down East Magazine, 1976.

About the Pleasant River valley, Washington County, ME

Comey, Arthur Coleman, 1904-1950??

Schriftgiesser, Karl.Skiing up Mt. Katahdin's ice and snow to its peak, Arthur Comey reaches Maine's highest summit by stiff alpine climbing - the first time the wintry slopes have thus been conquered. LOCATION: Loeb Design:ACC VF NAB 3636g25 Mai

A partial list of the summer birds of Holderness, New Hampshire. Wilson Bulletin, vol. 16 (1905), nos. 5-9.

Summer birds of New Hampshire, a partial list of the summer birds of Holderness, New Hampshire. [1904].

Papers of Arthur Coleman Comey, 1904-1950 (inclusive).LOCATION: Loeb Design:

Comstock, John L.
Founding member, Connecticut Society of Natural History (1845), Secretary, 1857-58; Meisel, 1835

Conant, Dr. Thomas
2nd president, Cape Ann Scientific and Literary Association

Dexter, R. W. 1973. The scientific period of the Cape Ann Scientific and Literary Association and its successors, 1873-1952. Essex Institute Historical Collections, vol. 109, no. 2, pp. 165-174.

Cook, Caleb 1836-1880
b,d, Salem, MA

Zool. Anz. 3 Jahrg. p. 528. 1880.

Dexter, R. W. 1970. Peabody Academy's Caleb Cook, the devoted. Biologist, vol. 52, pp. 112-119. Bibliography

Dexter, R. W. 1979. More on Caleb Cook's expedition to Zanzibar, 1860-1865. Biologist 61(1): 11-15.

Dexter, R. W. 1980. Natural history at the Essex Institute, 1848-1898. Essex Institute Historical Collection, v. 116, pp. 21-33 [mentioned p. 24].

Cook, Harold Oatman

The forests of Worcester County: the results of a forest survey of the fifty-nine towns in the county and a study of their lumber industry. Boston: Wright & Potter, state printers, 1917. LOCATION: Botany Arboretum JP: Tbac C77 31045 LOCATION: Loeb Design: VF NAC 7630

Cook, L. G.

Starlings of Amherst, Massachusetts. Bird Lore, vol. 12 (1910), p. 78.

Cook, Mabel Priscilla

A list of plants seen on the island of Monhegan, Maine, June 20-25, Rhodora, vol. 3 pp. 187-190. 1901.

Cooke, Phineas
Curator, Northern Academy of Arts and Sciences, Hanover, 1841; Meisel, 1841

Cooley, Dennis 1787-1860

Beal, W. J. 1901. Report of the Michigan Academy of Science for 1900, vol. 2, p. 108. Portrait.

Reid, A. M. M. 1987. Pioneer New England bryologists : a prosopography. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University (Occasional papers of the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, no. 19), 71 pp. [pp. 11-12]

Floral calendar for the years 1815, 16, 17, 18, and 19; kept at Deerfield, Mass. ... one hundred miles from the sea coast. American Journal of Science, vol. 2 (1820), no. 1, p. 254.

Cooley, George Ralph 1896-1986

Howard, R. A. 1987. George Ralph Cooley (1896-1986). Taxon, v. 36, no. 3, pp. 696-698.

Howard, R. A. 1987. Some botanical reminiscence of George Ralph Cooley, 1896-1986. Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, v. 68, no. 4, pp. 471-478.

Howard, Richard Alden. George R. Cooley's plant collecting trips. MS LOCATION: Botany Arnold (Cambr.):QK61.H69 1987x

Coolidge, Harold Jefferson 1904-1985

Assistant curator of mammals, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard, 1929-1946; Associate in mammalogy at Harvard from 1946-70.
Executive director, Pacific Science Board, National Academy of Sciences, 1946-70.
Honorary president of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN), 1972- .
Mainly a primatologist

Barbour, Thomas. 1943. Naturalist at large. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 314 p. [p. 312].

Cevasco, G. A. 1997. Biographical Dictionary of American and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists, pp. 166-168.

A tribute to Harold Jefferson Coolidge. The Environmentalist, v. 5, no. 2, (June, 1985), pp. 83-84

Papers of Harold Jefferson Coolidge, 1904-1985 (inclusive)
Finding aid available in repository
73.8 cubic feet in 223 containers
Location: Harvard Archives

Cooper, Gerald P.?

A biological survey of 31 lakes & ponds of the upper Saco River & Sebago Lake drainage systems in Maine. A report. [Augusta] Maine: Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Game, 1939, 147 p. illus. plates, tables, diagrs (part fold). (Maine. Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Game. Fish survey report no. 2)

A biological survey of the waters of York County, and the southern part of Cumberland County, Maine. [Augusta] Maine, 1939, 58 p. illus. fold. chart, tables 2. (Maine. Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Game. Fish survey report no. 1)

Cooper, Joseph.

Letter ... on the Hession Fly and the early white wheat. Mass. Soc. Promoting Agri. Papers, 1799, pp. 26-28.

Copeland, Manton 1881-
b. Brunswick, ME; PhD Harvard 08; Biology, Bowdoin, 1908-; Ecology of birds and mammals; article on mammals with Alton Pope, 1917; Norton, Mammals of Portland

Published in Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington

American Men of Science, ed. 3 (1921).

Dexter, R. W. 1986. Two centuries of naturalists on Cape Ann, Massachusetts. Essex Institute Historical Collection, v. 122, no. 3, 246-258 [mentioned p. 255].

Notes on Maine mammals. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, vol. 30 (1917), pp. 159-160.

Notes on the mammals of Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts. Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 25:157-162.

The saga of Cape Ann, by Melvin T. Copeland & Elliott C. Rogers. Freeport, Me., Bond Wheelwright Co., 1960.

Cornelius, Elias 1794-1832

National cyclopaedia of American biography. (NY: J.T. White, 1898-1984), vol. 5, p. 431.

Correa de Serra, Joseph Francisco 1750-1823
b, Serpa; d, Caldas, Portugal; Member of the Friday Evening Club; Putnam, J.J. Memoir of Dr. James Jackson; ACAB, vol. 1, p. 746, 1886

Davis, R. B. 1993. The Abbé Correa in America, 1812-1820. New preface by Gordon S. Wood, new afterward by L. Bourdon. Providence, RI: Gavea-Brown., 375 pp. Reprint of Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 45, no. 2, 1955.

Cory, Charles Barney 1857-1921
Lawrence Scientific School; 31 Jan. 1857-29 July 1921; b. Boston; d. Chicago?; AOU

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Chapman, F. M. 1933. [anecdotes], pp. 53-55 in Autobiography of a Bird-Lover. NY: D. Appleton-Century

A naturalist in the Magdalen Islands. Ill. by the author. Boston, 1878, iv + 93 pp., front., plate, figs.

How to know the ducks, geese and swans of North America. Ill. by Edward Knobel. Boston: Little, Brown, 1897, 95 pp., front, figs.

The birds of eastern North America, Part I, Water birds, Part II, Land birds Chicago: Field Columbian Museum, 1899, ix + 142 pp., front, figs.; ix + pp.131-387, front., figs. Also: 1900.

Catalogue of the birds of the Americas and adjacent islands. With Charles E. Hellmayr and Boardman Conover. Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History (Zoological Series, vol. XIII), 1918-1949. In 15 installments.

Coues, Elliott 1842-1899
b, Portsmouth, NH; d, Baltimore, MD; Columbia, M.D., 1863, Ph.D., 1869

Brodhead, M. J. 1997. Biographical Dictionary of American and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists, pp. 173-175.

Who Was Who in America

A list of the birds of New England. Salem, MA: Essex Institute, 1868. (reprinted from: Catalogue of the birds of North America contained in the museum of the Essex Institute; with which is incorporated a list of the birds of New

Catalogue of the birds of North America contained in the Museum of the Essex Institute; with which is incorporated A List of the Birds of New England. With brief Critical and Field Notes. [Salem?, Mass., 1868].

Counce, B. W.
Report of Commissioner of Sea and Shore Fisheries of State of Maine, 1891; Kendall, 1914. Fishes of Maine

Courtis, Ambrose S. 1798-1836

Bouvé, T. T. 1880. Boston Society of Natural History Anniversary Memoir, p. 26-27.

Couthouy, Joseph Pitty 1808-1864
Boston, MA; d, Louisiana (in battle); Member, Boston Society of Natural History; Gifford-Storer

Dall, W.H. 1888. Some American conchologists. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, v. 4, pp. 95-134.

Bouvé, T. T. 1880. Boston Society of Natural History Anniversary Memoir, pp. 134-135.

Bartlett, H. H. 1940. Reports of Wilkes Expedition. Gould's "Molluscs and Shells" vol. XII. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 82, no. 5, pp. 650-655.

Geiser, S.W. 1957. Joseph Pitty Couthouy (1808-64) in Texas. Field & Laboratory, vol. 25, no. 4, pp. 99-104. [chronology of his life, p. 104]

Johnson, R. I. 1946. Joseph Pitty Couthouy - a bibliography and catalogue of his species. Occasional Papers on Molluscs, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard, vol. 1, no. 5, pp. 33-40. Bibliography.

Couthouy, Joseph Pitty. Descriptions of new species of Mollusca and shells, with remarks on several polypi, &c. found in Massachusetts Bay. Charlestown [Mass.]: Aurora Press, 1838.

Cram, William Everett 1871-

Little beasts of field & wood. Boston, Small, Maynard and Company, 1899, 261 p.
2d ed., 1901.

More little beasts of field and wood. Boston : Small, Maynard, 1912, 303 p.

The winter birds of New England. New England Magazine, vol. 13 (1896), pp. 547-554.

Crane, J.

Mammals of Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Journal of Mammalogy, vol. 12 (1931), pp. 267-273.

Crosby, Dixi
Curator, Northern Academy of Arts and Sciences, Hanover, NH, 1841; Meisel, 1841

Cross, Albert Ashley 1877-1940
b,d, Huntington, MA; Pharmacy; Reported to Forbush; AOU

Crotch, G. R.

Cruickshank, A. D.

Summer birds of Lincoln County, Maine. NY: National Audubon Society, 1950, 51 pp.

Cudworth, Warren Handell 1877-1927
b, Freetown, MA; d. Norwood, MA; Proof reader, Classicist; Book collector; No publications

Cummings, Prof Clara Eaton 1855-1906
b, Plymouth, NY; Botany, Wellesley, 1879-1906; Lichens

American Men of Science, ed. 1 (1906).

[Obituary]. The Bryologist, vol. 10, pp. 33-34, 1907.

Fink, B. 1907. A memoir of Clara E. Cummings. The Bryologist, vol. 10, pp. 37-41. Portrait.

Reid, A. M. M. 1987. Pioneer New England bryologists : a prosopography. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University (Occasional papers of the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, no. 19), 71 pp. [pp. 12-13]

Riddle, L. W. 1912. An enumeration of lichens collected by Clara Eaton Cummings in Jamaica-I. Mycologia, v.4:3, p.125-140.

Cummings, Emma Gertrude 1856-1940
b, Cambridge; d, Westfield, MA; also lived in Brookline; Educ: Boston Art School; Baby Pathfinder to the Birds; Brookline Trees, a map of the important trees of Brookline; Botany; AOU; obit. Auk, v. 60, pp. 316-317, 1943

Brookline's trees; a history of the Committee for planting trees of Brookline, Massachusetts and a record of some of its trees. Brookline, MA: The Brookline historical society and the Committee for planting trees, 1938. 97 pp. pl. Includes "The hurricane of September 21, 1938", by Daniel G. Lacey, pp. 85-88.

Trees in Brookline, Massachusetts, by F. C. Prince and E. G. C. Boston, MA: Macullar Parker Co., c1900. 8 p., [1] leaf of plates : col. folded map ; 19 cm.

Trees in Brookline, Massachusetts: map and index, by F. C. Prince and E. G. C. Boston, Geo[rge] H. Walker and Co. c1900. 8 + 1 p. (folded) maps.

Cummings, Morton Everett 1876-1949
b, Malone, NY; d, Reading, MA; Harvard, 1898; Harvard Medical School, 1901; President, Brookline Bird Club; Member: Nuttall Club, National Audubon Society, Audubon Society of Massachusetts, Audubon Society of Florida; AOU

Curtis, Mrs. Alice
Gave slide-illustrated wildflower lectures in the 1920-30s on Cape Ann.

Dexter, R. W. 1986. Two centuries of naturalists on Cape Ann, Massachusetts. Essex Institute Historical Collection, v. 122, no. 3, 246-258.

Curtis, Charles Pelham 1860-1948
b, Winchester; d, Ipswich, MA; Educ: Paris, Cambridge; Lawyer & financier; "Patronal interest"; AOU

Cushing, Caleb

Cutler, Manasseh 1742-1823
13 May 1742 - 28 July 1823
b, Killingly, CT; d, Hamilton, MA
m, Mary Balch, 1766, at least 4 children
Yale College, A.B. 1765
Dedham, MA, teacher, 1766?
Merchant, Martha's Vineyard, 1766-69 (during this time admitted to practice as attorney)
Dedham, MA, studied theology, 1769-70
Ipswich Hamlet (from 178?, Hamilton), minister, 1771-1823
Practiced medicine, 1779-
Ran private school, 1782- (lasted over 25 years, BDAS)
Army chaplain, 1775, 1776, 1778
Ohio Company, director, 1787 (Spent 1788-89 in Ohio)
Massachusetts General Court, member, 1800
U. S. congressman, 1800-1804

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Biographical dictionary of American science : the seventeenth through the nineteenth centuries, ed. by C. A. Elliott. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1979, 360 p.

Blazier, George Jordan, ed. 1963. The Cutler collection of letters and documents, 1748-1925; letters and other memorabilia of Manasseh Cutler, 1742-1823, Ephraim Cutler, 1767-1853, William Parker Cutler, 1812-1889, Julia Perkins Cutler, 1814 -1904, and their relatives and associates, gathered and preserved by Mary Dawes Beach, cataloged by Mary Louise Otto. Marietta, OH: Marietta College, 102 pp.

Castiglioni, Luigi. Luigi Castiglioni's Viaggio = Travels in the United States of North America, 1785-87. 1st ed. Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press, 1983.
LOCATION: Widener: WID-LC E164.C3513 1983

Cutler, Manasseh. 1888. Life, Journals, and Correspondence of Rev. Manasseh Cutler, LL. D. 2 v. Cincinnati, R. Clarke & Co; Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 1987.

Dawes, C. Burr. Manasseh Cutler: Forefather of American botany and American botanical gardens. Columbus, Ohio Historical Center, 1972.

Dawes, Charles Gates. The Manesseh Cutler collection; comprising some ten thousand tenis, letters, diaries, journals, etc. 1762-1819. Moline, Desaulniers & co., n.d.

Dictionary of American biography. (NY: C. Scribner's sons, 1928-95. 20 v. + 10 Supplements).

Essex Institute Bulletin, vol. 12, pp. 88-89, 1881.

Humphrey, J. E. 1898. Manasseh Cutler. American Naturalist, vol. 32, no. 374, pp. 75-80.

Kennedy, G. G. 1916. Some historical data regarding the Sweet Bay and its station on Cape Ann. Rhodora, vol. 18, no. 214 (October), pp. 205-212.

Lawson, R. M. 2002. Passaconaway's realm: Captain John Evans and the exploration of Mount Washington. Hanover: University Press of New England, 157 p.

Manasseh Cutler, in Sibley's Harvard Graduates, edited by Clifford K. Shipton, vol. 16 (1972), pp. 138-154. Portrait

National cyclopaedia of American biography. (NY: J.T. White, 1898-1984), vol. 3.

Newcomer, L. N. 1960. Manasseh Cutler's writings: a note on editorial practice. Mississippi Valley Historical Review, vol. 47, no. 1 (June), pp. 88-101.

Peabody, A. P. 1887. Manasseh Cutler. New Englander and Yale Review, April, pp. 319-334.

Peck, T. W. & K. D. Wilkinson. 1950. William Withering of Birmingham, 250 pp., 52 pls.

Pulsifer, J. G. The Cutlers of Hamilton. Essex Institute Historical Collections, vol. 107, no. 4 (Oct. 1971), pp. 334-408, 1 pl.

Short, J. E. 1988. Essex County leaders and the Ordinance of 1787: A fresh look. Essex Institute Historical Collections, v. 124, no. 2, pp. 102-124.

Venturella, , K. M. 1997. Biographical Dictionary of American and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists, pp. 184-186.

Waterman, L. & G. Waterman. 1984. Reverends, soldiers, and scientists: The Belknap-Cutler ascent of Mount Washington, 1784. Appalachia, (Summer 1984), pp. 41-52.

Primary works

Journal, 1788. New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 14-15.

On the sea anemones of Swallow House or Cave in the rocks at Nahant, near Lynn, Mass. PPAN

Linne, Carl von, 1707-1778. Genera plantarum : eorumque characteres naturales secundum numerum, figuram, situm, et proportionem omnium fructificationis partium Editio novissima. Viennae : typis J. Thomae nob. de Trattnern, 1767 [4], xix, [1], 580, [44] p. ; 21 cm. (8vo) Library's copy has bookplate of the Boston Society of Natural History. Library's copy has mss. inscriptions of D. H. Storer and Manasseh

Cutler. Linne, Carl von, 1707-1778. Caroli a Linne, Genera plantarum : eorumque characteres naturales secundum numerum, figuram, situm, et proportionem omnium fructificationis partium. Editio octava post Reichardianam secunda prioribus longe auctior atque emendatior / curante Christiano Dan. Schreber. Francofurti ad Moenum : Varrentrappii et Wenneri, 1789 [i]-xxxii, [1]-872 p. ; 21 cm. (8vo) Copy formerly belonging to Manassah Cutler, with his signature and 13 p. of botanical notes.

Papers, 1712 1886 1 narrow box. A small collection of papers of Manasseh Cutler, clergyman, physician, congressman, and co-founder of the Ohio Company. Cutler's papers include deeds to lands in Ipswich and Hamilton, Mass., legal papers, a small amount of correspondence, a ms. almanac for the year 1764, and a small notebook containing a classification of animals. Also included is some correspondence of Cutler's son Temple Cutler, mostly in regard to the Ohio Company. Also, a few ms. reports of the Ohio Company in the 1830s, and the estate inventory of Rufus Putnam Cutler.

The Manasseh Cutler collection, 1762-1819. 1762 1819 76 v. (on 9 microfilm reels) : negative ; 35 mm. + 1 index guide (26 l. ; 28 cm.) From 76 volumes of approximately 10,000 leaves of manuscript material, including letters, diaries, journals, sermons, astronomical papers, etc. Microfilm. Evanstan, Ill. : Northwestern University, 1984.

Papers, 1776-1822. 1776 1822 3 boxes ; 1 1/2 linear ft. Botanical notebooks, manuscripts, and printed matter. Inventory in the repository. Ulrich, Dennis Nicholas. Manasseh Cutler: early American scientist. A thesis ... for the degree of Master of Arts, Department of History. Oxford, O., Miami University, 1974 127 l., typed. 28 cm.

Book of Astronomical Recreations, Salem, Mass. [n.p.] 1973 269 l. Two reels. [Reel 2, Natural history, Misc. documents] Microfilm of ms. in James Duncan Phillips Library, Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts. Essex Institute. James Duncan Phillips Library. Astronomical recreations. Natural history notebooks.

Extracts from an old unpublished journal. Hours at Home, Sept. 1868, pp. 455-465.

Selections from a note book of Manasseh Cutler, entitled "A description of the animals in North America taken from actual observations". Essex Institute Bulletin, vol. 29, pp. 120-127, 1897.

An account of some of the vegetable productions naturally growing in this part of America. Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, vol. 1, pp. 396-493, 1784. Reprinted in Bulletin of the Lloyd Library of Botany, Pharmacy and Materia Medica, no. 7. Reproduction series, no. 4. Cincinnati, OH: J. U. & C. G. Lloyd, 1903. [Preface, 8 pp., portrait]

An account of some of the vegetable productions naturally growing in this part of America, botaniclly arranged. Columbian Magazine, v. 1 (1787), 431-

Observations on a singular natural production, in which one part appears to be a plant and the other an insect, accompanied with a specimen. Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, vol. 3, pt. 1, pp. 161-164, 1 pl., 1809.

List of trees and plants. In: Belknap's History of New Hampshire.

Botanical papers of Manasseh Cutler, 1782-1808 (bulk). LOCATION: Botany Gray Herbarium: Access to qualified researchers by appointment only. Available on microfilm (1 reel, 35mm.) to institutions and qualified scholars from Gray Herbarium Library.

Cutting, Hiram Adolphus 1832-92

Catalogue of the birds of Vermont.

The forests of Vermont, sugar maple industry, experimental farm work, cattle diseases, etc., etc. Montpelier, Vermont Watchman & State Journal Press, 1886. 180 pp. LOCATION: Botany Arboretum JP: Tbac C98 f 27677

Dale, Samuel

A letter ... to Sir Hans Sloane ... containing descriptions of the mosse-deer of New England, and a sort of stag in Virginia, with some remarks relating to Mr. Ray's description of the flying squirrel of America. Phil. Trans. 39 (1738): 384-389. Abstr. in Abridg. ed. 1809, 8: 102-105; 1747 ed. 9: 78, 84-87.

Dale, Thomas Nelson 1845-
b, NY, NY; hon. AM, Williams, 1896; Williams, 1893-1901; USGS 1885-; Geologist; Botanist?

American Men of Science, ed. 3 (1921).

Dall, William Healey,1845-1927
21 Aug. 1845-27 Mar. 1927

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

Bartsch, P., H. A. Rehder and B. E. Shields. 1946. A bibliography and short biographical sketch of William Healey Dall. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 104, no. 15, 96 pp. Port.

Boss, Kenneth J., Joseph Rosewater and Florence A. Ruhoff. 1968. The zoological taxa of William Healey Dall. United States National Museum. Bulletin no. 287, 427 p.

Herron, E. A. 1958. First scientist of Alaska: William Healey Dall, born August 21, 1845--died March 27, 1927. NY: J. Messner, 192 p.

Nautilus, 1927. V. 41.

Parker G. H. 1950. A vacation portrait of the American naturalist W. H. Dall. American Naturalist, v. 84 (816): 221-224.

Reproduces a portrait painted of Dall during one of the summer vacations he habitually spent at the Half-Way House at Jaffrey, NH.

Woodring, W. P. 1958. William Healey Dall, August 21, 1845-March 27, 1927. National Academy of Sciences (U.S.) Biographical memoirs, v. 31, 4th memoir, p. [92]-113. Port.

Dame, Lorin Low 1838-1903
Morss, C. H. 1903. Lorin Low Dame, 1838-1903. Medford Historical Register, v. 6, no. 2 (April), pp. 25-38. Port. frontis.

Collins, F. S. 1903. Lorin Low Dame. Rhodora, v. 5, no. 53, pp. 121-123. Portrait.

Manuscript notes used as foundation for flora of Middlesex County, Massachusetts. v. 1. Polypetalae -- v. 2. Gamopetalae and Apetalae -- v. 3. Gymnosperms and Endogens -- v. 4. Cryptogams -- v. 5. Names omitted from printed list, by L. L. Dame and F. S. Collins.

Flora of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, by L. L. Dame and F. S. Collins. Malden: Middlesex Institute, 1888, 19, 3-9, 201 p. double map.

Handbook of the trees of New England, with ranges throughout the United States and Canada, by Lorin L. Dame and Henry Brooks; plates from original drawings by Elizabeth Gleason Bigelow. Boston, Ginn, 1901, xvii,196 pp.; Boston, Ginn & company. 1904, xv, 196 p. plates. 19 cm.; With a new table of changes in nomenclature by E.S. NY: Dover Publications [1972] xx, 196 p.

Typical elms and other trees of Massachusetts. Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1890. LOCATION: Botany Farlow Library: + D157t LOCATION: Botany Gray Herbarium: Fol. 3 D18 LOCATION: Houghton: For 1522.5* LOCATION: Loeb Design: oversize NAB 2177 D18

Damsell, Benjamin F. 1854-1911
Amesbury

Allen, G. M. 1913. An Essex County ornithologist. Auk, vol. 30, no. 1 (January), pp. 19-29.

Dana, James Dwight1813-1895
12 Feb. 1813-14 Apr. 1895; Crustacea, Zoophytes

American National Biography, ed. by J. A. Garraty and M. C. Carnes. NY: Oxford University Press, 1999. 24 v. plus 2 supplements. Online version available.

McNamara, P. J. 1997. Biographical Dictionary of American and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists, pp. 189-191.

Rodgers, J., ed. 1997. James Dwight Dana: A special issue in honor of James Dwight Dana. American Journal of Science, v. 297, no. 3, pp. 273- .

Dana, James Freeman 1793-1827

Dictionary of American biography. (NY: C. Scribner's sons, 1928-95. 20 v. + 10 Supplements), article by N., L. C.

Dana, Mrs. Otis
Shells

Dexter, R. W. 1986. Two centuries of naturalists on Cape Ann, Massachusetts. Essex Institute Historical Collection, v. 122, no. 3, 246-258 [mentioned p. 257].

Darling, Nancy 1862-1932

Plants of Hartland, Vermont. St. Albans?: Charles S. Forbes?, Vermonter, 1905 or 1913? p. [44]-50.

Davenport, Elizabeth Braxton 1845-1934
b, Philadelphia, PA; d, Brattleboro, VT; Married A. C. Davenport of Sunderland, VT, in 1862; Member:AAAS, American Fern Society, American Museum of Natural History, Biological Society of Washington, Green Mountain Club, National Association of Audubon Societies, Torrey Botanical Club, Vermont Botanical Club

P., T. S. 1935. [Obituary]. Auk, vol. 52 (July), p. 355.

Birds of Windham and Bennington Counties. Burlington: Vermont Bird Club Bulletin no. 2 (1907), pp. 5-14.

Davenport, George Edward 1833-1907 or 08
b, Boston; Educ: Boston schools; School Committee, Medford, 1892-; American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Massachusetts Horticultural Society, New England Botanical Club, Torrey Botanical Club; Ferns

American Men of Science, ed. 1 (1906).

Collins, F. S. 1908. George Edward Davenport. Rhodora, vol. 10, no. 109 (Jan.), pp. 1-9. Portrait, bibliography.

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Davis, Mrs. Abby L.
Cape Ann Seaweeds
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Davis, Charles Abbott

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Davis, Isaac
Founder, Worcester Lyceum of Natural History; Meisel, 1825

Davis, Hon. Judge John 1761-1847

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Circa 1820 Judge Davis found Drosera tenuifolia in Plymouth and gave it to Prof. Peck for his herbarium. Bigelow, 1840, p. 131.

Davis, Susan Loring 1842-1913
b, Millbury; d, Newton, MA; Wife of Walter Rockwood Davis

Davis, Walter Rockwood 1849-1907
b, New Ipswich, NH; Newton, MA; Business; Husband of Susan Loring Davis; Member, Appalachian Mountain Club

Dawson, J. W.
Collected in Coos County, 1861

Pease, A. S. 1964. "History of Botanical Collecting in this Area" (pp. 33-40; with bibliography, pp. 41-50) in A Flora of Northern New Hampshire. Cambridge: New England Botanical Club. [p. 35]

Day, Chester Sessions 1867-1944
b, Roxbury; d, Boston; Businessman & sportsman; Member: Algonquin Club, Brookline Country Club; AOU

Day, Mary A.
Librarian of Gray Herbarium in 1918

Robinson, B. L. 1924. Miss Day. Rhodora, vol. 26, no. 303 (March), pp. 41-47. Portrait.

Deane, George Clement 1854-1930
b,d, Cambridge; Member: Nuttall; AOU

Deane, Ruthven -1834
d, Chicago; AOU

The marsh and sooty terns in Maine, and other birds rare to the state. [Cambridge, 1880].

Deane, Samuel 1733-1814

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Deane, Walter 1848-1930
b, Boston; d, Cambridge; Harvard College, 1870; Private school teacher; Assistant to Brewster, 1897-1908; Summered in Shelburne & Whitefield, NH, 1880-1930; President, New England Botanical Club, 1908-1911; Secretary, Old Cambridge Shakespeare Association, 1883-1925; Botany, ornithology; AOU

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Dearborn, General Henry Alexander Scammell 1783-1851
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Deichmann, Dr. Elizabeth
MCZ

Assistant for the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries. Moved to the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University in 1931 (curator (1942-1961) and curator emeritus (1961-1975). Worked on octocorals and holothurians.

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Denton, Sherman Foote

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Denton, S. W.
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Dewey, Chester 1784-1867
25 Oct. 1784-15 Dec. 1867; b, Sheffield, MA; d, Rochester, NY
m. Sarah Dewey, 1810, 5 children
m. Olivia Hart Pomeroy, 1825, 10 children
Educ. Williams, 1806
Berkshire Congretionalist Association, licensed to preach, 1807
Pastor, West Stockbridge, Tyringham, MA, 1807-08
Williams, 1808-27, tutor, then professor of mathematics and natural philosophy
Berkshire Gymnasium [a boy's high school], Pittsfield, MA, Principal, 1827-36
High School, later known as Collegiate Institute, Rochester, NY, 1836-50
University of Rochester, appointed at its founding as first professor of chemistry and natural sciences, 1850-1861, retirement as professor emeritus
Berkshire Medical Institution, lecturer on chemistry and medical botany, 1822-
Medical School, Woodstock, VT, lecturer on chemistry, 1842-49

Dewey was by vocation an educator. He developed laboratory teaching in physics and chemistry amd collections of plants and minerals for the Williams College museum. His studies of the sedges (Carices), published as "Caricography" in the American Journal of Science between 1824-66, was the product of his leisure hours. Asa Gray classed Dewey with John Torrey and Schweinitz in laying "the foundation and insured the popularity of the Sedges in this county." Dewey never drew together his work on sedges, although he did produce the treatment of sedges in Alphonso Wood's Class-Book of Botany (1845). In 1837 he was asked to prepare the herbaceous plants for the Massachusetts Zoological and Botanical Survey (1840). It is unclear whether Dewey's botanical intersts predated Amos Eaton's 1817 stay at Williams. DAB, BDAS

His herbarium came to Harvard's Gray Herbarium from Williams by way of Bates College. Story (p.70-71) in:

Fernald, M. L. Some early botanists of the American Philosophical Society. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, v. 86, no. 1, pp. 63-71. Reprinted in part (pp. 7-11) in: Barbour, T. 1946. A naturalist's scrapbook. Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press, 218 p.

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Draper, Wallace Sherwin 1851-1925
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Drew, Elaine Martin (Mrs Howard Albert Drew) 1886-1952
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Drew, Gilman Arthur 1868-
b, Newton, IA; Ph.D., Hopkins, 1898; Professor of Biology, Maine, 1900-; Instructor or Assistant director, Woods Hole, 1901-; Molluscs: habits, anatomy, physiology

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Duncan, William H.
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Dunham, Elizabeth M. 1872-1966

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Durfee, Owen 1863-1933
b, NYC; d, Fall River, MA; Educ: Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, 1884; Business; Member: Nuttall, BSNH; AOU

Dutcher, Col. Basil Hicks 1871-1922
b, Bergen Point, NJ; d, Washington, DC; Educ: Columbia School of Mines, 1892; College of Physicians and Surgeons, NY, 1895; Assistant surgeon, US Army, largely southwestern US, Philippines, Puerto Rico, etc.; Mammals of Mt. Katahden, Maine. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, 1903, vol. 16, pp. 63-71.

Dutton, D. Lewis 1883-1929

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Dwight, Timothy

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Eaton, Amos 1776-1842
17 May 1776 - 10 May 1842
b, Chatham; d, Troy, NY
Williams College, B.A. 1797
Attended Yale University, 1815-1817
m, Polly Thomas, Sally Cady, Alice Bradley, Alice Johnson; 10 children
Teacher
Lawyer and land agent, Catskill, NY, 1802-1810
Prison for alleged fraud, Greenwich Jail, NY, 1810-1815?
Traveling lecturer, eastern NY and western MA, 1817-18??
Castleton Medical Academy, professor, 1820-21
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Eaton, Daniel Cady 1834-1895
12 September 1834 - 29 June 1895
b, Fort Gratiot (now part of Port Huron), MI; d, New Haven, CT
m, Caroline Ketcham, 1866, 3 children
Yale College, B.A. 1857
Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard College, B.S. 1860
U.S. Army Commissary Dept., clerk and inspector of stores, 1861-64
Yale University, professor of botany, 1864-95

Grandson of Amos; Prepared ferns for Gray's Manual; Also marine algae and local flora; Collected in Coos County, 1858

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Yale University. Sheffield Scientific School. A catalogue of the flowering plants and higher cryptogams growing without cultivation within thirty miles of Yale College. Introduction by Daniel Cady Eaton. Published by the Berzelius Society. New Haven, Sheffield Scientific School, 1878.

Eaton, George Francis 1872-
b, New Haven; Educ: Yale, Ph.D. 1898; Osteology, Paleontology

American Men of Science, ed. 2 (1910).

Eaton, John Wilkins 1901-1945
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Eaton, Richard Jefferson

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A few noteworthy plants from southern Vermont. Lancaster, Pa.: New England Botanical Club, Inc., 1932. LOCATION: Museum Comp Zoology: MCZ-G.

Lemna minor as an aggressive weed in the Sudbury River Richard J. Eaton. [Lancaster, Pa.: New England Botanical Club, Inc.], 1947. LOCATION: Botany Gray Herbarium: MH24 Ea 8

Eaton, Warren Francis 1900-1936

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Eaton, Walter Prichard 1878-

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Eaton, Warren Francis 1900-1936
b, Weston, MA; Montclair, NJ; Educ: Harvard, 1922; Business; Moved to NYC c1924, to NJ, 1927; Fieldwork in Green Mountains; Member: Green Mountain Club, Linnaean Society of New York; Montclair Bird Club, New Jersey Field Ornithology Club, New Jersey Ornithological Society, Nuttall Club; AOU

Eckstorm, Fannie Pearson Hardy 1865-1946
18 June 1865 - 31 December 1946
b,d, Brewer, ME
Smith College, 1888
m, Rev. Jacob A. Eckstorm, 2 children
Brewer School superintendent, 1889-91
D.C. Heath, Boston, reader of manuscripts on scientific subjects, 1891-92

American Men of Science, ed. 3 (1921).

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Chapter on Maine Indians. Pp. 110-113 in The Maine Book, by Henry F. Dunnock. Augusta, 1920, 338 pp.

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Edwards, Vinal N. 1840-1919

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Eggleston, Willard Webster 1863
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Addenda to the Flora of Vermont, by W. W. E. and Ezra Brainerd. Rhodora v. 6 (1904): 137-144.

Vermont plants, 1901. Rutland, VT: W.W. Eggleston, [4] p. (Includes: Mt. Washington plants).

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Ekblaw, Walter Elmer 1882-1949
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Eldredge, Arthur Stuart 1860-1919
b, West Roxbury; d, South Lincoln; Farmed in Lincoln; had ranch in Texas; Knew Forbush

Eliot, Charles 1859-1897
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Eliot, Jared

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Eliot, Samuel Atkins, Jr.
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Ely, J. W. C.
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Emerson, C. B.
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Emerson, C. C.

Edward Hitchcock included birds from Emerson's report to the Boston Society of Natural History in his Report on the Geology, Mineralogy, Botany, and Zoology of Massachusetts. Massachusetts, 1835.

Emerson, George B. 1797-1881
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