Author data --C

Cabanis, Jean Louis 					1816-1906 	
			Berlin Museum
	Born: March 8, 1816 at Berlin
	1853 Established Journal fur Ornithologie
	Editor for 40 years. Succeded as editor by his son-in-law A. Reichenow.
	Died: Feb 20, 1906 near Berlin

Cabanis 
	& Bonaparte

Cabanis
	& Heine 

Cabanis
	& Reichenow 


Cabot, Samuel (Dr)				1815-1885	
			Boston
			Died: April 13, 1885

	Note: This is actually Samuel Cabot III.  Often listed (for example by Richmond) as Samuel Cabot, Jr., but it appears to me that the 
	ornithologist Samuel Cabot, was the Boston Surgeon Samuel Cabot III.


Cabot, J.


Caceres
	Cáceres, Daniel
	Daniel Cáceres A.



Cadena, Carlos Daniel


Cai, Tianlong


Cain, A.J. 

	Arthur James Cain 	1921-1999
	25 Jul. 1921
	20 Aug. 1999		
		(? Derby Professor of Zoology, Univ. Liverpool?)
	& Galbraith


Calderón-F., Diego


Camacho, J.H.

	See "Hernandez-Camacho"


(Grantsau, R.)
	& Camargo


Campbell, Archibald George		1880-1929


Campbell, Archibald James		1853-1929

	Born: 18 Feb. 1853 Fitzroy, Australia
	Died: 11 September 1929  Box Hill, Australia.

	Victorian civil service from 1869; 
	weigher, Department of Trade and Customs from 1872; 
	retired from the Federal Customs Department July 1914. 
	Colonial Member, British Ornithologists' Union; 
	Honorary Fellow, American Ornithologists' Union. 
	Founder, Victorian Wattle Club (later League) 1899; 
	one of the founders of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists'
	Union 1901 and president 1909 and 1928;
	founder, Bird Observers' Club 1905. 
	Published Nests and Eggs of Australian Birds in 1900.
	Contributed popular articles on the birds of Australia to The
	Australasian newspaper for years. One of
	his sons was Archibald George Campbell


Campbell, C.W. 			1861-1927

	Campbell, Charles William	
	British Consul (or acting British Consul) to Korea


Camras, Sidney


Capote, N.

	Capote, Nieves


Caparoz, Renato


Capparella, Angelo P. 


Caraballo-Ortiz,MA

	Caraballo-Ortiz, Marcos A.


Carantón-Ayala, Diego


Carey, Geoff J.


Carlos, C.J.


Carneiro, Lincoln Silva



Cardiff, SW


Cardoso da Silva, Jose Maria 
	Novaes, Fernando C.
		 & Oren, David C.

		da Silva a Zoological Museum, Univ. Copenhagen DK.
		(1995)



Carnaby, Ivan Clarence		1908-1974 


Carnevalli


Carriker, Melbourne Armstrong, Jr.		1879-1965

	Born: Feb. 14, 1879 Sullivan, Illinois.
	Died: July 27, 1965, Bucaramanga, Colombia

Date from Smithsonian Institution Archives.

HISTORICAL NOTE
Melbourne Armstrong Carriker, Jr. (1879-1965), was born in Sullivan, Illinois. 
By the time he graduated from high school, he was collecting bird skins and
studying the habits of birds extensively. His interest in bird lice (Mallophaga)
began during his freshman year at the University of Nebraska under the guidance
of Lawrence Bruner, and Carriker became one of the world's authorities on the
neotropical genera. During his career Carriker was responsible for the
description of two new families, four new subfamilies, fifty-three new genera and
subgenera, and eight hundred sixty-six new species and subspecies. Carriker was
prolific in his writing as well. Between 1940 and 1959 he produced thirty-three
papers, most of them large ones. His papers were published in Spanish as well as
English, and he corresponded with Mallophaga systematists all over the world.

Carriker collected specimens for some of the most important institutions in the
country, including the Carnegie Museum (1902 and 1907-1927); the American Museum
of Natural History (1909); the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
(1929-1938); the United States National Museum (1940-1952); the Peabody Museum;
the Field Museum of Natural History; and the Los Angeles County Museum. He
traveled South America extensively on his collecting trips, covering Costa Rica,
Trinidad, Venezuela, and Curacao Island, and canvassing Peru, Bolivia, and
Colombia almost entirely. From 1907 to 1909, Carriker held the position of
assistant curator of birds at the Carnegie Museum. In 1953, he received the
honorary post of collaborator in the Department of Entomology, United States
National Museum, and he continued his collecting work until the month before his
death in 1965.


CHRONOLOGY
1879, February 14 Born in Sullivan, Illinois

1899, December Presented first paper, on nesting habits of local raptors, at
	first meeting of the Nebraska Ornithologists' Union

1901, December Publication of first paper on Mallophaga

1902, January-February Six-week collecting trip in Costa Rica with Lawrence
	Bruner of the University of Nebraska

1902 Collected birds in Costa Rica for the Carnegie Museum and small mammals for
	the American Museum of Natural History. Collecting trips to the volcanoes
	Irazu and Turialba and, accompanied by British ornithologist C. F. Underwood,
	to Pozo Azul. Saved Mallophaga from birds collected, and these became the
	subject of a second paper

1903 Returned to Costa Rica with H. C. Crawford, Jr., and Max Zimmerer.
	Contracted "Black-Water Fever," hospitalized. Upon recovery, took a job as an
	engineer with the General Electric Company installing electric lights in
	Puerto Limon

1904 Collected in Talamanca, on the Sixiola River in southeastern Costa Rica.

1905-1906 Returned to Puerto Limon, secured work as time-keeper and assistant
	manager of a United Fruit farm in Gaupiles. Later became manager of an area
	farm named El Hogar

1907 Began collecting in the Terraba region of southwestern Costa Rica. Returned
	to the U.S. in December

1907-1909 Served under W. E. Clyde Todd as assistant curator of birds for the
	Carnegie Museum. Sometime during this interval he made a three-month
	collecting trip with Todd to northern Canada

1909-1911 Collected in Trinidad and Venezuela, securing birds for the Carnegie
	Museum and mammals for Dr. J. A. Allen at the American Museum of Natural
	History

1911 Collected for a month on Curacao Island, then went to Santa Marta, Colombia.
	He used Santa Marta as a base of operations until 1927

1912 Married Myrtle Carmelite Flye

1914 Collected in the Sierra Nevada. Ascended by way of Rio Macotama to Lake Macotama

1915 Collected in region west of Baranquilla

1916 Traveled up the Rio Magdalena to Gamarra, into the eastern cordillera of the
	Andes through Sanander Norte, then south through Santander Sur to
	Bucaramanga. Crossed Santander to Cucui, worked down to the lowlands of the
	Rio Cassanare. Recrossed the Andes, went south to Bogota, then returned to
	Santa Marta. Collected all along

1918 Collected between the mouth of the Rio Atrato and Quibdo, then down the Rio
	Condoto to the Rio San Juan, then went to Buenaventura by steamer, all with
	his wife, baby daughter, and two servant girls. Collected at Cordoba, Caldas,
	Bitaco, La Cumbre, Cali, Manizales, and La Dorada

1922 Collected in Venezuela for the Carnegie Museum with his wife and Robert
	Sargent

1927 Sold residence in Santa Marta, moved to Beachwood, New Jersey

1929 Joined staff of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, and began
	an ornithological survey of Peru for them, starting in the eastern lowlands

1930, May Returned to States

1931 Returned to Lima, began collecting at La Oroya. Worked up the western
	cordillera, then south along the coast, then went eastward. Returned to
	Philadelphia

1932 Returned to Peru. Started collecting on the coast near Huacho, and worked
	north. Conducted extensive collecting trip in the interior. Joined for the
	latter part of the trip by Radcliffe Roberts. Returned to Philadelphia

1933 Went back to Peru, collected in the north

1934, June Sent to Bolivia by the Academy, accompanied by his eldest son
	Melbourne Romaine Carriker

1935, February Returned to States

1935-1936 Worked on collected material, producing a large report on the
	Mallophaga of the Tinamous

1936, April Returned to collecting in Bolivia

1936, December Went back to States

1937, May Returned to Bolivia

1938, May Returned to States. Resigned position at the Academy

1938-1939 Worked as a carpenter in Beachwood, New Jersey

1940 Collected for four months in Veracruz, Mexico, for the U.S. National Museum

1941 Accompanied Dr. Alexander Wetmore on a collecting trip in Colombia. Was
	divorced

1941-1952r  Covered most of Colombia on collecting trips. Finished work for the
	U.S. National Museum and retired to Colombia at the end of 1952. Continued to
	publish extensively

1944 Married a Colombian woman who appears in this collection only as "Felisa"

1952-1965 Collected for the Peabody Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum, the
	Field Museum of Natural History, and others. Became a collaborator of the
	Smithsonian and did some collecting for Dr. Alexander Wetmore. Made periodic
	trips to the U.S. but continued to live in Colombia. Continued to publish
	regularly

1965, July 27 Died in Bucaramanga, Colombia


Carte, Alexander, MD	1805-1881

	b. Newcastle, Co. Limerick.
		Tritinty Coll. Dublin.
			MA 1833
			MD 1860

	First full time curator of the National Museum of Ireland
		appointed in 1851


Carter, Thomas			1863-1931


Carty, Martin


Carvalhaes, André M. P.


Casey, Tonnie L. C.
	& Jacobi, JD  


Cassin, John				1813-1869	
			Born: Sept. 6, 1813 at Chester, PA
			Died: Jan. 10, 1869 at Philadelphia, PA
			Philadelphia Acad.  Nat. Sci.

	A Quinarian.
	PANSP p. 162
	"After first premising that in all matters relating to Natural
	History I am a strict circularian of the school of MacLeay,
	Vigors and Swainson, I beg leave to present..."

	Witmer Stone's excellent biographic sketch

2020.12.25


Castelnau, François Louis Nompar de Caumont La Force, comte de	1812-1880
	[Castelnau, Francis-Louis Nompar De Caumont de LaPaorte De 1812-1880]
			Born: 1812 London; (? Dec., 25, 1810) 
				1862 to Australia
			Died: Feb. 4, 1880, Melbourne, Victoria
	& Ramsay, EP 


Castro, Guillermo Delgado


Castroviejo


Catterall, M.J.


Cave, FO


Caycedo, Paula


Ceballos, O.

	Ceballos, Olga


Certuche-Cubillos, Katherine



Chadbourne, Arthur Patterson		1862-1936

	Parents: William Chadbourne & 
		Isabelle Antoinette Bates (Patterson) Chadbourne
	Born: Boston, Dec. 18, 1862
	Harvard A.B. 1885; M.D. 1889
	Member: Boston Society of Natural History.
		Address: 225 Marlborough St. Boston.
	Physician: Medical Research Boston,
	Died: Wash. D.C Dec. 2, 1936



Chaiyaphun

	Chaiyaphun, Somtob


Chamnan, Hong


Chang, CHUN-FAN


Chao

	Chao, Tian--ju


Chapin, James Paul (Dr)					1889-1964 

	1st Lt. 309th Infantry, Ft. Dix, NJ
	Later served in France.
	Died: 5 Apr 1964 
	Obit: Ibis 1964:392; Ostrich 35:314.


Chapman, Frank Michler					1864-1945

	Father Lebbeus Chapman, Jr. New York Lawyer.
	Mother: Mary Augusta Parkhurst.
	Born: June 12, 1864. West Englewood, New Jersey.
	Attended Englewood Academy, graduated age 16.
	Joined: American Exchange National Bank of New York.
	Resigned from Bank: 1886.
	1888: Appointed assistant to Joel Asaph Allen at Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. $50/month.
	1898: Married Fanny Bates Embury.
	1900: only child (a son) born. Son a gifted singer married Gladys Swarthout of Met. Opera.
	1901: Associate Curator Mammals and Birds.
	1908: Curator of Birds.
	1913: Brown University conferred degree Doctor of Science.
	Director of Publications for the American Red Cross during WW I.
	1920: named Chairman of new Dept. of Birds.
	Died: Nov. 15, 1945. New York City.

	"Throw him penniless on Broadway, and in ten years he would own both sides of the street."
	--Dr T. Gilbert Pearson.


Chappuis, Claude (Dr)				
	[Note: Chappuis, Pierre Alfred				1890-1960]

Chappuis, Pierre Alfred				
	& Erard


Chasen, Frederick Nutter			1896-1942 

Chasen, Frederick Nutter			1896-1942 
	& Kloss 


Chaudhary, Badri


Chaudhary, Hathan


Chaves, Anderson V.


Cheng


Cheng Tso-hisn
	Also as
Cheng Tso-HSIN	

	1906-1998
		b. 1906.11.18	Fujian.
		d. 1998.06.27


Cheng Yuan


Chenu			1808-1879

	Chenu, Jean Charles


Cheesman, Robert Ernest		1878-1962

	b. 1878
	d. 13 Feb. 1962
		Private secretary to Sir Percy Sykes during his tenure as High Commissioner in Iraq.



Cherrie, George Kruck				1865-1948		
			AMNH
			Wife: Stella Mae (nee Bruere) Cherrie
			Daugther: Enriqueta Inez Cherrie
				Born: May 10, 1898 at Caicara, Orinoce, Venez.


Chesser,RT
	Chesser, R. Terry


Children, John George				1777-1852	
			Born: May 18, 1777 Tunbridge, England
			Died: Jan. 1, 1852 at Halstead Place, Kent.
			One of the editors of the Zool.J., etc.
			Head of the Zool. Dept. of the Brit. Mus early in the century.
			Appointed when Swainson was a candidate.
			?A Quinarian?
			Brit Mus.

(Vigors)
	& Children
 

Chisholm, Alexander Hugh		1890-1977


Christidis, L.


Christie, David A.


Chubb, Charles					1851-1924

	Born: Dec. 31, 1851; Steeple Langford, near Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.
	Age 26: Entered Service of British Museum.
	1881: Married Ada Albion of Forestgate (5 children)
	1912: Married Alice Mabel Baker of Fullam (2 children)
	Son (E.C. Chubb) curator of Museum at Durban.
	Died: June 25, 1924; London. Resulting from an automobile accident.
	Leaving the Natural History Museum knocked down by a passing car.
	Never regained consciousness, died 2 wk later.

(Brabourne)
        & Chubb, Charles


Chubb, E.C.
	Son of Charles Chubb.
	Rhodesia Museum.


Cibois, Alice
	Dept. Mamm. Ornith. 
	Nat. Hist. Mus. Geneva, Switzerland
	


Clancey, Phillip Alexander			1917-2001
	Born: Sept. 1917. Glasgow Scotland
	Education: Glasgow School of Art.
	1950 moved to South Africa.
	1952 Appointed director of the Durban Museum.
	Died: 18 July, 2001.

Clancey, PA 				
	& Lawson, WJ
			S Afr


Claramunt, Santiago


Clark, Hubert Lyman				1870-1947 	
			MCZ


Clark, Austin Hobart			1880-1954

	Born: Dec. 17, 1880. Wellesley, Mass.
		son of Theodore Minot Clark and Jeanette (French) Clark.
	Newton High School. Cutler's School, Newton.
	Harvard, A.B. 1903. Graduate student, 1904.
	Zoologist. 
	Resident, Washington, D.C.
	Died: Oct. 28, 1954. Washington, D.C.


Clarke, Stephenson Robert (Col.)		1862-1948 

	Died: 3 Nov 1948 
	Obit: Ibis 1949: 353


Clarke, William Eagle		1853-1938  

	Born: 16 March 1853 Leeds
	Died: 10 May 1938 
	Obit: Ibis 1938: 548


Cleere, Nigel


Clucas,GV
	Clucas, Gemma V.


Coale, Henry K.			1858-1926

	b. Feb. 28, 1850 (?1858 ) Chicago, Ill.
	d. Oct. 13, 1926 Highland Park, Ill.


Coelho, Galileu


Cohn-Haft, Mario


Cole, Leon Jacob		1877-1948


Cole, Rosalind




Collar, Nigel J.


Collett, Robert					1842-1913	
			Born: Dec. 2, 1842
			Christiana, Nor. 


Collin, Anton


Collins, Charles T.  


Colston	Peter R.


Condon, Herbert Thomas				1912-1978


Conklin, Jesse R.


Conover, H.(Henry) Boardman 			1892-1950 

	Father: Charles Hopkins Conover (b. Easton, PA July 12, 1847)
	President of Hardware firm Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett, and Co.
	Conover evolves from Van Couwenhoven (Wolfort Van C. to America from Amersfoort, The Neth 1630)
	Mother: Della Luise Boardman Conover (b. Marietta, Iowa. Oct. 31, 1859)
	Born: Jan. 18, 1892 Chicago, Ill.
	Three elder sisters (Elinor Conover Owen, Della Boardman Talbot, Margaret Boardman Conover)
	Attended Chicago Latin School, and Hill School, Pottstown, PA.
	Sheffield Scientific School, Yale.
	1912 Ph. B.
	WW I. 1st Lt. 332 Regiment Field Artillery; 86th Division U.S. Army.
	Enthusiastic sportsman shooter all his life. In about 1920 under Osgood's influence
	became interested in scientific ornithology, esp. relating to game birds.
	Died: May 5, 1950 Chicago, Ill.

(Hellmayr)
	& Conover


Conrad von Baldenstein, Thomas 		1784-1878

	Thomas Conrad von Baldenstein (1784-1878) was an entomologist
	and apiarist.  His main renowned was as an ornithologist, and his
	scientific works on the bird-life of the Alps was recognised by various
	societies in Switzerland and abroad, who conferred honorary membership on
	him.


Contino, F.


Contreras, JR


Cooper, James Graham 				1830-1902
	Born: Jun 19, 1830; New York, New York.
	1851: graduates from New York Coll. Phys. Surg.
	1866: Marries  Rosa M. Wells
	Dies: Jul 19, 1902; Haywards, Alameda Co. CA.


Cooper, William					1798-1864
		father of J.G. Cooper
		first American member of Zool. Soc. of London 
		founder of Lyceum of Nat. Hist. N.Y.
		Died: April 20, 1864



Coopmans, Paul


Copete
	Copete, Jose Louis


Cornalia, Emilio (Badassare Maria)		1824-1882	
			Italy 
			b: 25 Aug., 1825 (? 25 July, 1824 ? 24 Aug., 1824)


Cortés, Alex

	Most probably the same as "Alexander Cortés-Diago"


Cory, Charles Barney				1857-1921	
			Chicago 


Costa, Líllian M.


Couch, Darius N.			1822-1897

	b. July 23, 1822
	d. Feb. 14, 1897

	Wikipedia biography here: Darius N. Couch


Coues, Elliott 					1842-1899 

	Born: Sep 9, 1842; Portsmouth, NH.
	Age 17 entered Columbia College (later Columbian Univ.)
	1861: A.B. degree.
	1862: Honorary M.A.
	1863: M.D. joined army.
	1881: Retired from Army brevet Captain
	At times was deeply involved with Madame Blavatsky
	and the Theosophists.
	Died: Dec 25,1899 Johns Hopkins Hospital
	after being operated on by Halstead.
	Death bed words: "Welcome, oh welcome beloved death"
	Auk obituary note (Auk XVII:91) states:
	"He was kind-hearted and helpful, of great tenacity 
	of purpose, impulsive, and imaginative, sometimes
	aggressive, and not always discreet in his methods
	of controversy... His freindships were firm and 
	lasting, and he did not easily forget an injury, 
	whether fancied or real."


Courtenay-Latimer, Marjorie Eileen Doris	1907-

	Famous for obtaining and recognizing the first specimen of 
	Coelocanth.



Cowan, Ian McTaggart	1910-


Cowles, Graham S. 


Cracraft
	Cracraft, Joel
	Am.Mus.N.H.


Cretzschmar, Philipp Jakob		1786-1845	Frankfurt 


Crossin, Richard S. 
	& Ely


Cu, Nguyen

	BirdLife International Vietnam Programme, 293B Tay Son, Dong Da, 
	Hanoi, Vietnam.
	(1998)


Cunningham-van Someren, G.R.


Cuervo, Andrés M.


Curry-Lindahl, K.

	Kai Curry-Lindhal		1917-1990
	b. May 10, 1917 Stockholm
	d. Dec. 5, 1990


Cuvier, Baron Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert 	1769-1832
	[Jean-Leopold-Nicolas-Frederic ,dit Georges, Cuvier]
	Mother: Anne-Clémentine Chatel (more than 20 yrs younger than Jean-Georges)
	Father: Jean-Georges Cuvier. Military Career. 
		Served in the Régiment de Waldner
		Commanding officer: Christian-Frédéric-Dagobert, Comte de Waldner
			who was Georges Cuvier's godfather.
	1769: Cuvier's first son (Georges, and Georges' older brother) died at age 4.
	1769: Georges born in August 23 of the same year in Montbéliard. 
		Christened:
			Jean-Leopold-Nicholas-Frédéric. 
			Given the name of Dagobert by courtesy shortly after. 
			Referred to in the family as Georges and it was with this 
			name that he always signed documents and letters as an adult.
	1773: Frédéric (younger brother) was born. 
		 Frédéric was not even mentioned in Cuvier's own account of his childhood.
		 No powerful godparents were obtained for F., and his formal education ended at age 15.
	1784: Entered Académie de Stuttgart. An institution with extremely rigid, formal 
			training and severe punishments. Friedrich Schiller was publicly ciritcal
			of the Academy, with mutltiple escapes, eventually under disquise.
			Cuvier came to regard the Académie as a prison. 
			Modelled himself after Horace-Benedict de Saussure.
	1788: Graduated from the Academy. Set out for Normandy. Arr. Caen in Sept.
	1788-1792: Caen. as a tutor. Employed by Marquis and Marquise d'Héricy.
	1791: Conflict divides the d'Héricy family leading to separation.
		Cuvier leaves Caen with his pupil Achille, the Marquise.
		resides in Finquainville, a few miles from the sea near Fécamp.
		Secretary of the Bec-aux-Cauchois.
	1795: Leaves Fiquainville for Paris.
	179?: Marries Anne-Marie Duvaucel
	1832: Dies May 13, 1832 at Paris

Ref. Georges Cuvier. 1984. Dorinda Outram. Manchester University Press.

Comments&Suggestions to Data Steward
Alan P. Peterson, M.D.
POB 1999
Walla Walla, WA 99362-0999