Author data --L
Lacépède, Bernard-Germain-Étienne DeLaville, comte de
or
Lacepède, Bernard-Germain-Étienne De La Ville-sur-Illon, comte de
1756-1825
Lafontaine, René-Marie
& Moulaert, Nathalie
Lafresnaye, Frédéric (Armand André) de 1783-1861
also as La Fresnaye
Lafresnaye
& dOrbigny
(dOrbigny)
& Lafresnaye
Lahille, Fernando 1861-1940
La Llave, Pablo de 1773-1833 Mex.
Notes: In Avian literature, often as "de la Llave", or "De la Llave" or "de La Llave"
I undertand from Rob Oudejans that the official botanical representation is "La Llave"
as there is no officially designated representation in Zoology, I see no reason not to
follow the botanical convention.
Lakim,M
Lakim, Maklarin
Lambert, Frank R.
Land, Hugh C.
Landbeck, Christian Ludwig (Luis) 1807-1890
(Phillippi)
& Landbeck
Landgrand, Oliver
Lane, Daniel F.
Lanyon, Scott M.
Lanyon, Wesley Edwin
Lanyon, W.
& Lanyon, S.
Lanyon,S, Stotz, & Willard
Lanyon, Scott M.,
Stotz, Douglas F.
& Willard, David E.
Lara, Carlos Esteban
Latham, John 1740-1837
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
There were two John Latham, M.D.'s and both were
members of the Royal Society and the Linnean Society. The John Latham (ornithologist)
was elected to the Linnean Society in 1775. The two John Lathams are detailed by the Society as follows:
(from the Royal Society Online Archives accessed 2010.11.27)
John Latham 1740-1837
AuthorizedFormsOfName Latham; John (1740 - 1837)
Surname Latham
Forenames John
DatesOfExistence 1740 - 1837
Nationality British
DatesAndPlaces
Birth: Eltham, Kent, England (27 June 1740)
Death: 04 February 1837
Burial: Abbey church of Romsey, Hampshire
Activity
Education: MD (Erlangen)
Career: Studied anatomy under John Hunter;
set up practice in Dartford;
helped found the Linnean Society
Memberships:
FSA (1774)
RSActivity
Membership: Fellow
Election Date: 25/05/1775
Relationships
Father-in-law of George Ormerod (FRS 1819); grandfather of Edward Latham Ormerod (FRS 1870)
Source Sources: Bulloch's Roll; DNB
Obituaries: Proc Roy Soc 1837 No 30 p 12
Code NA2599
John Latham 1761-1843
AuthorizedFormsOfName Latham; John (1761 - 1843)
Surname Latham
Forenames John
DatesOfExistence 1761 - 1843
Nationality British
DatesAndPlaces
Birth: Gawsworth, Cheshire, England (29 December 1761)
Death: Bradwall Hall, Cheshire (20 April 1843)
Address Bedford Row, London; Harley Street, London
Activity
Profession: Physician
Education: Brasenose College, Oxford. AB (1782); AM (1784); MB (1786); MD (1788)
Career: Practised in Manchester (1784);
Physician to the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford (1787); moved to London (1788);
Physician, Middlesex Hospital (1789);
Physician, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London (1793)
Memberships:
FCP (1789); FLS
RSActivity
Membership: Fellow
Election Date: 30/04/1801
Source Sources:
Bulloch's Roll; DNB
Obituaries: Proc Roy Soc 1843 No 58 pp 485-486
Code NA3209
It is somewhat confusing that the Royal Society data shows the first Latham as having
helped found the Linnean Society (which he did) but does not show him as a Fellow of the
Society (FLS), which he was.
Latimer
See Courtenay-Latimer
La Touche, John David Digues 1861-1935
Ireland, Chinese Birds
Born: June 5, 1861, Tours, France.
Educated: Downside Abby, near Bath.
Imperial Maritime Customs service China 1882-1922.
Contributions predominantly in Chinese ornithology.
Retired to Dublin and County Wicklow.
Rediscovered in Fohkien Juneo siemsseni previously known
only from the type. Bangs subsequently named the Genus for him.
Died: May 6, 1935; at sea, returning from Majorca, Spain where
he had wintered.
Address had been: Kiltymon, Newtown, Mt. Kennedy, Co. Wicklow,
Ireland
Laubmann, Alfred Dr. 1886-1965
Born: Oct. 10, 1886 Kaufbeure (in the Regierungsbezirk of Schwaben, southern Bavaria).
Died: 18 Oct., 1965 München
(Temminck)
& Laugier (Meiffren Laugier de Chartrouse, Baron)
Lavauden, Louis 1881-1935
Law, John Eugene 1877-1931
Born: Aug. 26, 1877 Forest City, IA.
Univ. Wisc. (2 years)
Stanford Univ. A.B. 1900
Died: Nov. 14, 1931 Glendale, CA.
Laverde-R. Oscar
Lawrence, George Newbold 1806-1895
Dies: Jan. 17, 1895
Lawson, Walter James 1937-x
(Clancey)
& Lawson
Layard, Edgar Leopold, C.M.G. 1824-1900
Born: Jul 23, 1824; Florence
1844 entered civil service of Ceylon
1855 posted to civil service at Cape Town where
he founded the South African Museum
Died: Jan 1, 1900; Budleigh Salterton, Devon, England
Layard, ELC
Layard
& Layard
(EL and ELC Layard)
Leach, William Elford 1790-1836
born: Feb. 2, 1790 (also as 1791).
Leadbeater, Benjamin d. 1837
London, natural history dealer
Leader, Paul J.
Lear, Edward 1812-1888
Le Corre, Matthieu
LeCroy, Mary K.
Ledru, André-Pierre 1761-1825
Born: Chantenay, France, 22 January, 1761;
Died: Le Mans, 11 July, 1825.
At the beginning of the French revolution he had been ordained to the
priesthood, and was one of the first to take the oath prescribed by
the civil constitution of the clergy in 1791.
In 1793, the convention decreed the abolition of all religion, Ledru
returned to his family and afterward went to Paris, where he remained
until he left his country with the expedition to the Canary and West
India islands under Captain Baudin, to which he had been appointed
botanist.
On his return in 1798 the government made him the professor of
legislation in the central school of La Sarthe, and afterward opened
a school for free instruction in physics and natural history in his
house, where he had a large library, a fine herbariran, and a
botanical garden. His collections are now in the museum of the city
of Mans.
From 1816 until his death he occupied himself in preparing for
publication several works, of which the most important are "Memoires
sur les ceremonies religieuses et vocabulaire des Guanches,"
published in "Memoires de l'Academie Celtique" (1809), and
"Voyage aux isles de Tenerif, La Trinite, St. Thomas, Ste. Croix,
et Porto Rico, execute par l'ordre du gouvernement Frangais, par
Andre Pierre Ledru, l'un des naturalistes de l'expedition" (Paris,
1810-'20).
A Spanish translation of the part of this book that relates to Porto
Rico was made by Julio L. Vizcarrondo (Porto Rico, 1863).
Legge, William Vincent 1841-1918
Tasmania, Australia
Born: 1841, Sept. Fullenswood, near St. Mary's, Tasmania
Son of R.V. Legge, one of the earliest settlers of the area.
Age 12: went to England with parents.
Education: Bath, France, and Germany.
1862: commisioned in British Army
Stationed: England, Melbourne, Tasmania.
Retired after Boer War (as a Colonel).
Died: March 25, 1918 in Tasmania
Lehmann
F. Carlos Lehmann V.
Lehmberg
Lei, Fumin
Leisler, Johann Philipp Achilles 1772-1813
b. 1772.08.01 Hanau (Main)
d. 1813.12.02 Hanau (Main)
Le Maout, (Jean) Emmanuel (Maurice) 1799-1877
born: 29 Dec., 1799 (also as 1800)
died: 16 July, 1877 (also as 1876)
Lembeye, Juan 1816-1889
Cuba
Lencioni-Neto, Frederico
Lentino, Miguel
Lencioni-Neto, Frederico
(Mann, CF
Barton, PJK)
& Lennerstedt, I.
Léotaud, Antoine
Lepechin, Ivan Ivanovich (Lepekhin) 1737-1802
born: 20 Sept. 1737
le Roi, Otto (Dr) 1878-1916
also as Roi
Lee, Geralide W.X.
Lees, Alexander C.
Lesson,PA
Lesson, Pierre Adolphe 1805-1888
1842 Biographic sketch from Rev.Zool.
Lesson, René Primivrè (Primevère) 1794-1849
b. 20 March 1794 Rochefort Fr. (Actually in Cabane-Carée, near Rochforte).
d. 28 April 1849 Rochefort Fr
His wife was Clemence Dumont, daughter of the author of Dict.Sci.Nat.
He named Cinnyris clementiae for her.
1822 began circumnavigation on La Coquille
Acted as surgeon.
Lesson
& Delattre
Lesson
& Garnot
(Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire,I)
& Lesson
Le Souëf, Dudley
Levaillant, Jr. Jean Jacques Rosseau (Generale) 1790-1876
b. 5 Oct., 1790, Cambrai, FR.
d. 13 Jan. 1876, Sézzanne, Champagne-Ardenne, FR.
participated in Napoleon's campaign in Russia.
Lewin, John William 1770-1819
Leybold, Friedrich 1827-1879
Lezama, Miguel
L'Herminier, Ferdinand Joseph 1802-1866
Born: 1802 Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe
Died: 1866 Pointe-à-Pitre
Son (and one of the 10 children) of
L'Herminier, Félix Louis 1779-1833
Born: 18 May 1779 Paris
Died: 25 Oct. 1833 Saint-Barthélemy Saint-Bartolomew
( some question that he may have died in South Carolina)
Li, De-Hao
Li, Gui-Yuan
(misspelled "Li Gui-yaun" in HBW 13)
Lichtenstein, Anton August Heinrich 1753-1816
Lichtenstein, (Martin) Heinrich (Hinrich) Karl (Carl) 1780-1857
b. 10 June (?Jan) 1780 (Hamburg)
d. 3 Sept 1857 (at sea, Baltic)
S.Africa 1802-1806
Dir. of Berlin Museum. (1815 ->)
Lieblein
Author, in Wagler's Monogr.Psitt. of Psittacus petzii
the type of Eupsittula
according to Ridgway 7:161.
Psittacus petzii is held to be a synonym
of Psittacus canicularus Linnaeus.
Lillie, Gerard
Lilljeborg, Wilhelm 1816-1908
Lillo, Miguel 1862-1931
Lim,HC
Lim, Haw Chuan
Lima, J.L.
Lima, P.C.
Lima, Pedro C.
Lincoln, Frederick Charles 1892-1960
Born: May 5, 1892: Denver, Colo.
Died: Sept. 16, 1960: Washington, D.C.
Biography
Lindermayer, Anton Ritter, Dr 1806-1868
b. Jan. 2, 1806 Ortenburg.
d. Apr. 15 1868 Athen.
Lindroth, Pehr (Per) (Petrus) Gustaf (Gustavus) 1758-1809
Link, (Johann) Heinrich Friedrich 1767-1851
[Assoc. with Rostock Univ.]
Linnaeus, Carolus 1707-1778
[refs Linnaeus. Nature and Nation. Koerner, L. 1999. Harvard Univ. Press.
Linnaeus The Compleate Naturalist. Blunt, W. 2001. Princeton Univ. Press.]
Paternal Grandparents: farmers
Ingemar Bengtsson [1633-1693]
Ingrid Ingemarsdotter [1641-1717]
Parents:
Christina Brodersonia [1688-1733]
Nils Ingemarsson Linnaeus [1674-1748]
Father "named himself Linnaeus to celebrate
a triple trunked Linden tree growing next to the
family farm, Jonsboda Ostragard, in Hvittaryd parish
Sunnerbo hundred, Växsjö bishopric, Småland."
Blunt refers to the tree as a Lime tree; evidently linden and lime are synonymous.
Born: Stenbrohult, in Smaland. 23 May, 1707 (Georgian Calendar).
Married: Sara Elisabeth Moraea in 1739.
Eldest son
Brother Samuel and at least 3 sisters.
Emerentia Linnaeus [1723-1753]
Anna Maria [1710-1769]
Sophia Juliana [1714-1771]
Child:
Carl Linnaeus [ -1783]
dies a bachelor, and without issue.
Carl passed on to his son his academic post, which
the son appeared to have little interest in, largely
ignoring the position and gardens.
Characterized by his father as having no interest in Botany.
Enobled: 1762 as von Linne "the lord of all of Sweden's Clams"
for his demonstration of a technique for culturing pearls.
Dies: 10 Jan, 1778 in Uppsala.
Linnaeus saw his main contribution as economical, believing
in the idea of employing nature to make Sweden prosperous and
independant. Late in his life there are indications that he saw
the dream of acclimatization of foreign species as flawed.
His student do not appear to have been particularly fond of him
often ridiculing him and being eager to be free from his control.
Linnaeus saw his students as essentially belonging to him, and thier
works, understandings and production as rightfully his own.
Excellent reference: Linnaeus Nature and Nation. Lisbet Koerner
Harvard University Press. 1999.
Linsdale, Jean M.
Lister, Joseph Jackson 1857-1927
Fellow of the Royal Society
Naturalist in 1887 on HMS Egregia during
visit to Christmas Island.
Associate of Prof. A. Newton.
[see Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond. B102, 1928: i-v]
Little, Robin M.
Liu,C
Liu,Chengyi
Liu,NF
Liu, Yang
Liversidge, Richard (Dr) 1927-2003
Ljungh, Sven Ingemar 1757-1828
Birth: 5 Jun 1757 - Björkö, Jönk.
Death: 12 Sep 1828 - Bälaryd, Jönk.
Biography and bibliography from http://www.tjocka.nu/heritage/i566.htm (2003.11.01)
Ljungh, Sven Ingemar, f 5 juni 1757 i Björkö, Jönk, d 12 sept 1828 i Bälaryd, Jönk,
Föräldrar: kh Sven L o Birgitta Oxelgren. Elev vid Jönköpings trivialskola 20 febr 70,
vid Växjö gymnasium 25 sept 74, inskr vid UU 11 sept 75– 77, teol ex där 17 maj 76,
eo landskontorist vid Sthlms läns landskontor 2 mars 78, eo kammarskrivare i
kammarrevisionen 9 april 78–19 april 79, kronobefalln:man i N o S Vedbo härader, Jönk, 19 april 79,
ord 21 maj 81, landskamrers avsked 5 juni 93, led av Jönköpings läns hushålln:sällsk 14.
Naturaliesamlare. – LPS 06, LVA 08, LVVS 08, KorrespLLA 12, LLA 22,
G 9 okt 1781 i Balaryd m Christina Charlotta Borteij, f 31 maj 1763 i Eksjö landsf (enl hfl),
d 14 mars 1842 i Flisby, Jönk, dtr till kamreraren o kronobefalln:mannen
Otto Fredrik B o Brita Catharina Planck,
Under skolåren i Jönköping hade L som privatelev hos lexikografen Håkan Sjögren blivit en
god latinare, och vid gymnasiet i Växjö hade han lärare som gav honom säkra grunder i
moderns språk och botanik. I Uppsala blev prästsonen från Småland väl mottagen i Linnés
hem. Han fick av honom och kanske framförallt av hans son handledning i naturalhistorien.
1777, då han börjat de egentliga medicinska studierna, angreps han av svår frossfeber
och måste resa hem, Efter rekonvalescensen tryggade han sin framtid genom att bli tjänsteman,
men studielusten återkom, när han befordrats till kronofogde i
hemlänet. Han slog sig ned först på Skareda i Lommaryds sn och från 1798 på Skärsjö i Bälaryd.
På båda dessa egendomar anlade han stora trädgårdar och drev med framgång ett experimentellt
lagt jordbruk. I slutet av 1780-talet blev L efter överansträngning i tjänsten sjuk, och i
förhoppning att återvinna krafter och livsmod gav han sig i hustruns sällskap ut på långresa.
I en resejournal redogör han för sina intryck av bl a VA:s museum, av professorerna i
Uppsala och av kronobrännerier och kyrkor i Bergslagen och Dalarna. Sin hälsa återvann
L dock först när han beviljats avsked från fogdetjänsten och grundligt druckit brunn i Medevi.
I fortsättningen kunde hans entusiasm för naturalhistorien få ökat utrymme. Han ägnade all
ledig tid och en väsentlig del av sina ekonomiska tillgångar åt studier och snabbt växande
samlingar av insekter, fåglar, snäckor, växter och mineralier. Han ökade dessa genom
omfattande sv och utländska bytesför-bindelser och genom köp av enstaka objekt eller
hela kollektioner. Han korresponderade och bytte naturalier med flera av samtidens
kända samlare som C P Thunberg, C F Fallén och G Marklin och med vännerna från uppsalaåren
E Acharius och Fr Ehrhart, Av den holländske samlaren Jan Brandes, som efter sju år som präst
i Batavia blivit lantbrukare i Småland, fick L material till vetenskapliga uppsatser och
förvärvade efter dennes död bl a en samling exotiska fåglar.
Naturalhistoriker sökte sig sommartid gärna till Skärsjö. Tyskarna Weber och Mohr,
som besökte L 1803,var imponerade av hans språkkunskaper, hans insektssamling,
som de beräknade omfatta 5 000- 6 000 arter, och av hans generositet, då han gav
dem tillstånd att beskriva av honom funna, för vetenskapen nya arter.
För att i sin avlägsna landsort kunna bedriva studier sammanbragte L ett bibliotek,
som med sina nära 5 000 huvudsakligen naturvetenskapliga arbeten kom att bli ett av
Sveriges största i privat ägo. Studierna resulterade i uppsatser, oftast traditionella
artbeskrivningar, av vilka flera publicerades.
Han beskrev exotiska djur från Java, Ceylon och Kap, gnagare från Småland och nya insektsarter
från den egna samlingen men redogjorde också för jordbruksrön, årsväxt och väderlek.
För sina författarmödor belönades han med ledamotskap i akademier och samfund och för
sin odlingsflit med Vasaorden.
Ingen av L:s söner intresserade sig för naturalhistorien, och hans samlingar skingrades
efter hans död.
Biblioteket såldes i Uppsala dels på auktion, dels under hand av G Marklin.
En del av insektssamlingen såldes till entomologer utomlands men huvudparten till LU;
ett skåp med materia medica som ägts av Linné d ä förvärvades av Göran Wahlenberg.
Sjävbiogr 8 mars 1808 i VVS arkiv i GUB. Dagboken över L:s resa 1789 fövaras i MSA.
An-teckn:ar efter Linnés föreläsn:ar i UUB. - Brev från L i KB, LUB, RA,
Brinkmanska arkivet på Trolle-Ljungby, UUB o i VA.
Tryckta arbeten:
Descriptio Muris amphibii Linn. varietas d. Niger Gmel.
(Nova acta Regiae societatis scientiarum Upsaliensis, vol. 6, Upsaliae 1799, 4:o, s 5–10).
- Anmärkningar öfver Lemur tardigradus
Linn. och Lemur loris, jämte beskrifning på den förra (Kongl. götheborgska vettenskaps och
vitterhets samhällets handlingar, [F 2,] d 1 = Vetenskapsafdelningen, st 5, Götbeborg 1808,
s 59-64, 1 pl).
– Bidrag i VAH 1797-99, 1801-04, 1806, 1813, 1817, 1823 o 1825.
Källor o litt: Kammarkoll, kansliet, befordr:akter, Hla, 19 april 1779, 16 maj 1780 o 21 maj 1781, RA.
Paul Wilstadius’ dep, UUB. D la: 307, LA. J Allwin, Beskrifn öfwer Mo samt N o S Wedbo
härader i Jönköpings län (1857), s 630 73; Biogr öfver S I L (VAH 1823, s 279–282); Carlander; J
G C[ollin], S I L (Sv biogr lex, N F, 6, 1865-68); N Eriksson, VVS 1778–1874 (1978);
Förteckn öfver . . . S I L:s boksaml (1832); O Gertz, FS i Lund 1772-1940 (1940);
S Högberg, PS:s hist (1961); E Kjellberg, Jan Brandes på Skälsebo
(Kalmar läns fornminnesfören:s meddel, 35, 1947);
L Larsson, Växjö gymnasiematr för åren 1653-1808 (Växjö lärov:s äldre matriklar, 3, 1925);
S Lindroth, VA:s hist, 2 (1967); L Ljungberg, Ur djupa källarvalven (1950);
Y Löwegren, Naturalie-kabinett i Sverige under 1700-talet (Lychnos-bibl, 13, 1952);
C G Myrin, Om Linnés naturhist sam-l: ar (Skandia, Tidskr för vetenskap o konst, bd 2, 1833);
G Säve, Jömköpings läns khushålln:sällskapshist 1814-1913, 1-2 (1914 );
F Weber o D M H Mohr, Naturhistorische Reise durch einen Theil Schwedens (Göttingen 1804);
P Wilstadius, Smolandi Upsalienses, smålandsstudenter i Uppsala, 5, 1700-1744 (1978);
P G Vistrand, Smålands nation i Uppsala, 1, 1637-1844 (1894).
Olle Franzén SBL
delaLlave
Lo,N
Lo, Nathan
School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Lo,S
Lo, Shi-yu
Loche, Victor 1806-1863
Loddiges, George 1784-1846
[son of Conrad Loddiges (1738-1826)]
Longman, Heber Albert 1880-1954
Longmore, N W
& Boles, W E
Longuemare, Guoye de fl 1841
[? Longuemare, Alphonse Pierre Francoise Le Touze De 1803-1881 ]
Lönnberg, Axel Johan Einar 1865-1942
Roy. Mus. Stockholm
Referred to as Einar Lonnberg
Lonnberg & Rendahl
Loomis, Leverett Mills 1857-1928
Son of Rev. Samuel and Maria Rebecca (Hamilton) Loomis.
Born: 13 Oct., 1857 Roseville OH.
Began Ornithological work in S.Carolina in 1876
Moved to Calif.1894
Curator of Ornithology Cal. Academy of Sci.
Director of Museum during fire and rebuilding.
Died 12 Jan. 1928 Stanford Univ. Hosp. San Francisco CA.
Løppenthin, Bernt Hartvig Ove Fabricius 1904-1994
Born 13 May 1904 at Lekkende, about 80 km south of Copenhagen.
Died 19 November 1994.
Chief Librarian at the Copenhagen University Library, Denmark
Loskot, Vladimir (M.) 1938-X
Lopez-O., Juan Pablo
Lopes,LE
Lorenz, Theodore K. 1842-1911
German zoologist. Active in Russia. (Information from Pierre
Cabard)
Some people think the dates for Lorenz are 1842 - 1909,
but I found 1842 - 1911 in a mail from Moskow's Goethe Institute.
He was of German descent.
He explored Kaukasus and (maybe) Kirghizistan.
He worked in the Zoological Garden of the Imperial University as
taxidermist.
He specially studied the Tetraonidae and Phasianidae. And the flight
of birds.
He described a new Phasianus form, Phasianus mongolicus
turcestanicus.
Works:
- "Die Lazurmeise, Parus cyanus" (Journal für Ornithologie,
1871)
,
- "Beitrag zur Kentniss der Ornithologischen Fauna an der
Nordseite des Kaukasus (Moskow, 1887)
- "Briefliches über zwei neue Fasanen-Abarten (J. Orn., 36,
571-572, 1888)
- "Ein neur Bastard - Chrysomitris spinus x Acanthis
linaria (J. Orn. 38, 98-100, 1890)
- "Die Vögel des Moskauer Gouvernements" (Bull. Soc. Nat.
Moscou 6, 263-321, 1893 - 7, 337-354, 1894 - 8,
325-350, 1895)
- "Über Tetrao tetrix subspec. viridianus (J. Orn. 39,
366-368, 1891)
- "Einiges über den von Herrn V. v. Tschudi beschriebenen
seltenen Rackelhahn (J. Orn., 39, 405-412, 1894 - maybe 1891
?)
- "Wiederum Einiges über Rackelwild und Hahnenfedrigkeit" (J.
Orn., 42, 416-425, 1894)
- "Wiederum Einiges über Rackelwild und Hahnenfedrigkeit (J.
Orn. 42, 416-425, 1894)
- "Phasianus mongolicus turcestanicus, nov. subspec. (Ornith.
Mber., 4, 189-191, 1895)
Lorenz von Liburnau, Heinrich Ritter
Lorenz von Liburnau, Ludwig Ritter (Dr)
born: Aug. 26, 1856 Fiume
died: Dec. 9, 1943 St. Gilgen
Lorenz, Josef Roman
Josef Roman Lorenz, Ritter von Liburnau 1825-1911
Lorenz, Josef Roman, Ritter von Liburnau,
born: Nov. 26, 1825, Linz
died: Nov. 13, 1911, Vienna
Naturalist, professor at the Universities of Salzburg and Fiume,
1861 ministry official in Vienna;
1878 to 1899 President of the Austrian Meteorologic Society;
1872 Co-founder of the School of Agricultural Sciences in Vienna
Lort Phillips, Ethelbert E. 1857-1944?
N.B.
Lort Phillips, Frederick Alfred
Gillett Frederick A. (Maj.) (later Lort-Phillips, from 1926) 1872-1944
Died: 6 Feb 1944
Obit: Ibis 1944:230
(Zarudny)
& Loudon
Loudon, Harald von Freiherr 1876-1959
Louette, Michael
Doctoral Thesis 1977 Univ.Antwerp.
Belgian
works on African birds
based at Tervuren Museum
Louette
& Benson, C W
Lousada, Sebastian A.
Lovat, Simon J. (Lord) 1871-1933
14th Baron of Lovat
Simon Joseph Fraser, 14th (legally, but referred as 16th!) Baron
Loveridge
Loveridge, Arthur (Prof.) 1891-1980
Died: 16 Feb. 1980
(Peters, JL)
& Loveridge
Lovette,IJ
Lowe, Percy Roycroft 1870-1948
Born: Jan. 2, 1870. Stamford, Lincolnshire
Trained for medical profession at Cambridge.
Civil Surgeon in Boer War.
1919 succeeded Oglivie-Grant Nat Hist Mus. Bird Room.
1924 married Harriet Dorothy.
Had a daughter.
President BOU 1938-1943.
Lowery, George Hines ,Jr. 1913-
Lowery & Newman
Lowery
& ONeill, J P
Lowery
& Tallman, D A
Lowther,Peter E.
Lu
Lumsden
Lundahl, Carl
Lunk, William A. 1919-2006
b. May 6, 1919, Johnstown, PA
Captain U.S. Army WWII; Pacific Theater.
d. May 18, 2006
Enrique Lynch Arribálzaga 1856-1935
Lynes, Hubert 1874-1942
R Adm Roy Nav
Address had been:
23 Onslow Gardens, South Kensington, London
Additions and corrections by Rob C.H.M. Oudejans
Comments&Suggestions to Data Steward 
Alan P. Peterson, M.D.
POB 1999
Walla Walla, WA 99362-0999
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