Hendrik Engel's Alphabetical List Dutch Zoological Cabinets ... - DWC

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till 1777, when he was appointed beadle at the University of Basle.
Bitter: Hortus Medicus Haarlem 1914 (Lindner); Bierens de Haan 1941, p. 17-
19; 1952, p. 249-250; Tuyn 1971, p. 176-178.
927. LINDNER- See Linder.
928. LITH, J.P. van - died 5 April 1979,
His collection Hymenoptera, Sphecidae in Museum "Wethouder Hoffman" Rotterdam.
929. LOCHES, Mrs. de- Granddaughter of J. van Segveldt (q.v.) whose collection
came through her to Mr. de Loches, lawyer in Alkmaar.
Collection partly sold, rest given by C,H. de Loches-Rambonnet to "Museum
voor het Onderwijs", 's-Gravenhage. Jutting 1939, p. 232, 237.
930. LOCQUET, Pieter - buried 8 March 1782 Amsterdam.
Catalogue 22 Sept. 1783 in the "Rijksprentenkabinet". Maandblad Amstelodamum
Dec. 1960, XLVII, p. 198. Brother of Stephanus Loquet who collected rarities
and possessed some shells engraved by Bellekin.
931. LODEESEN, Johannes Willem - ca. 1825 Amsterdam - 31 July 1893 Velp.
One of the founders of the Dutch Entom. Soc., collaborator of Sepp.
Possessed a collection of Dutch Macro- and Microlepidoptera. Sepp 1761-1860,
VIII, p. 135; Horn & Kahle 1935-'37, p. 158: Lepidoptera via J. van Leeuwen
(q.v.) to J.Th. Oudemans (q.v.). Tijdschr. Entom. 1895, XXXVIII; Portr. in
Album Ned. Entom. Ver.
932. LODEESEN, Willem Adriaan - Ca. 1827 Amsterdam - 29 Jan. 1873 Amsterdam.
Commission-agent Vijzelstraat, Amsterdam.
Mentioned in: Sepp 1761-1860, VII, p. 76 (found 1847 a butterfly near
Haarlem).
933, LODEWIJK NAPOLEON - See Louis Napoleon.
934. LOENDERSLOOT, Gerrit - Physician at Zwijndrecht.
Possessed a cabinet according to Blankaart, preface of his "Schouburg der
Rupsen ••• " (Amsterdam 1688).
935. LOGGEN, N. - still alive 1950, Hilversum.
Butterflies, Lempke 1936, p. 239; Entom. Ber. XXXIX, 1979, p. 46.
936. LOO, Salomon van - 22 Febr. 1704 Amsterdam - 19 July 1762 Amsterdam.
Possessed a collection of spiders, and possibly also of other animals. In
his lifetime he was a famous amateur. Contemporary of Lyonet and Admiraal.
According to Houttuyn XIII, p. 175, Salomon van Loo was the most famous collector/amateur
of his time.