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John Hutton Balfour- Manuscript labelled 'Calciflorae'
John Hutton Balfour- Manuscript labelled 'Calciflorae'
John Hutton Balfour- Manuscript beginning 'Botany is that branch of science which comprehends all that belongs to the vegetable kingdom...'
John Hutton Balfour- Manuscript beginning 'Botany is that branch of science which comprehends all that belongs to the vegetable kingdom...'
John Hutton Balfour- Manuscript labelled 'Branches in Exogens, etc.'
John Hutton Balfour- Manuscript labelled 'Branches in Exogens, etc.'
Typed transcription of Farmer’s Magazine v.15 (1814) No.57 p.131 – George Don’s obituary.
Typed transcription of Farmer’s Magazine v.15 (1814) No.57 p.131 – George Don’s obituary.
Typed transcription – Notice of George Don’s life by Patrick Neill contributed to the Botanical Society of Edinburgh, 15.05.1851 and published in the North British Agriculturist and Henfrey’s Botanical Gazette, 1851
Typed transcription – Notice of George Don’s life by Patrick Neill contributed to the Botanical Society of Edinburgh, 15.05.1851 and published in the North British Agriculturist and Henfrey’s Botanical Gazette, 1851
Typed transcription – list of dates and achievements of George Don from Britten and Boulger’s Biographical Index of British and Irish Botanists, p.56
Typed transcription – list of dates and achievements of George Don from Britten and Boulger’s Biographical Index of British and Irish Botanists, p.56
Handwritten note by Isaac Bayley Balfour indicating result of a search through the matriculation registers at Edinburgh University
Handwritten note by Isaac Bayley Balfour indicating result of a search through the matriculation registers at Edinburgh University
Handwritten transcription of Don’s entry in Farmer’s Magazine v.15 (1814) No.57 p.131 by Alex. P. Stevenson
Handwritten transcription of Don’s entry in Farmer’s Magazine v.15 (1814) No.57 p.131 by Alex. P. Stevenson
Map of Forfar traced on poor quality tracing paper from John Wood’s map of 1822 showing sites pertinent to George Don.
Map of Forfar traced on poor quality tracing paper from John Wood’s map of 1822 showing sites pertinent to George Don.
Bundle of 9 copy letters, transcribed by hand onto 28 pages, from Patrick Neill to James Edward Smith, 1804-1816.
Bundle of 9 copy letters, transcribed by hand onto 28 pages, from Patrick Neill to James Edward Smith, 1804-1816.
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