Difference between revisions of "MILLSPAUGH, Charles Frederick"
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Frederick_Millspaugh Wikipedia: Charles Frederick Millspaugh] | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Frederick_Millspaugh Wikipedia: Charles Frederick Millspaugh] | ||
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| + | * 1923. [[MILLSPAUGH, Charles Frederick|C. F. Millspaugh]] and [[NUTTALL, Lawrence William|L. W. Nuttall]] ''Flora of Santa Catalina Island'' 1923 | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:38, 14 June 2020
MILLSPAUGH, Charles Frederick (1854-1923), New York-born botanist who Millspaugh was graduated from Cornell University in 1875. He authored the Flora of Santa Catalina Island with Lawrence William Nuttall, published the year of Millspaugh's death, 1923.
Millspaugh = [1877] Mary Louisa Spalding (1854-1907)
- 1. Basil Spaulding Millspaugh [Ruysdael] (1878-1960)
Millspaugh = Clara Isabel Mitchell
Millspaugh collected on:
- SANTA CATALINA ISLAND (1920)
- 1923. C. F. Millspaugh and L. W. Nuttall Flora of Santa Catalina Island 1923
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
| ISLAND | COLLECTOR | INSTITUTION | DATE | NUMBER | SPECIMEN | |
| Bird Rock, Santa Catalina Island | C. F. Millspaugh | UC | January 22, 1920 | UC-485342 | Coreopsis gigantea | Plants |
In the News~
September 18, 1923 [NYT]: “Noted botanist dies. Dr. Charles F. Millspaugh was curator at the Field Museum. Chicago, Sept. 16.— Dr. Charles Frederick Millspaugh, 69, curator of the Department of Botany at the Field Museum, Professor of botany at the University of Chicago and Chicago Medical College, explorer and authority on plant life, died here Saturday, following a short illness. Dr. Millspaugh had been connected with Chicago University since 1895. Dr. Millspaugh had practiced medicine at Binghampton, N.YT. for ten years before he devoted himself to botany, and it was in the application of botany, to medicine that he specialized, together with the use of botanical knowledge in economics.”
