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

1096. NIEUWHOF - See Nieuhof.
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1097. NIEUWVELDT - Rotterdam. "Secretaris van de Weeskamer".
Cabinet sold 1773 (Vosmaer 1790).
1098. NILLESEN, Henry 28 March 1.875 Gennep - 5 June 1955 Kerkrade (buried
9 June Rimburg). R,C. clergyman. Teacher at Rolduc 1900-1922; Pastor at Bemelen
1922-1929; and Rimburg 1929-1946.
Possessed a collection of birds, which is now in the Natural History Museum
at Maastricht. A second collection consisting of local birds of S,-Limburg
in Kerkrade ("Oud Erenstein"). Hens 1924, p. 7; 1965-' 65, p. 16; Nat. Hist.
Maandblad XLIV, 1955, p, 48.
1099. NIVELT - See Zuylen van Nijevelt.
1100. NONNEKENS, A.C. - 18 Febr, 1880 - 18 Febr. 1960 Amsterdam.
Collection of Coleoptera. Everts 1922, p. XII. Entom. Ber. XX, 1960, p. 65.
1101. NOORDHOEK HEGT, Johannes ·· 28 June 1.835 Oldenzaal - 1.9 Nov. 1919 's­
Gravenhage. Visited the School of navigation, Amsterdam and entered the mercantile
navy. In 1.862 he settled at Amsterdam, where he became sub-director
of the zoological garden (he was married to Margaretha Catharina Westermann,
the daughter of its first director) and participating director of the firm
Hegt & Co. at Rangoon. From 1881-1892 he had the station for the culture of
fresh-water fishes "Zwanesprong" at Apeldoorn. He collected many shells and
marine animals for the Zool. Museum Amsterdam, cf. Jutting 1939, p. 177.
1102. NOORDHOEK HEGT, Marinus Johannes Benjamin - 1821 Delden - 1894 Yokohama.
Brother of Johannes Noordhoek Hegt (q.v. ). Captain in the mercantile
navy. Later on merchant in Yokohama.
He collected shells and other marine products. This collection carne in the
Zool. Mus. Amsterdam, cf. Jutting 1939, p. 177.
1103. NOORTBERG, Jan - bapt. 3 Dec. 1732 Gouda - buried 19 Oct. 1792 Gouda.
"Schepen" (Alderman) at Gouda.
He possessed a cabinet of minerals (Argenville 1780, p. 358), that was sold
at 's-Gravenhage in 1765. Vosmaer 1790 (divers naturalia); Scheurleer 1967,
p. 25; Pieters 1980, p. 554.
1104. NOOTHEN, Arnoldus -
His widow sold in the Molesteeg at Rotterdam on 24 Aug. 1765 several beautiful
shells and creatures from the sea, pictures, etc. (Advertisement in the
Rotterdamsche Courant, 20 Aug. 1765).
1105. NOPF - Amsterdam.
Possessed a cabinet. Argenville 1780, p. 356; Jutting 1939, p. 229, 239.