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

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1154. OUDERMEULEN - Probably Cornelis Jan van der Oudermeulen - 28 March
1838 1 s -Gravenhage - 1 June 1904 Wassenaar. Presj.dent of the "Hollandsche
Maatschappij van Landbouw" 1874 and 1878-1885; Member of the Provincial States.
Probably he possessed a collection of birds. Ned. Landbouwweekblad 1904, nr.
18 (4 June); Snouckaert 1907, p. 42; Ned. Patriciaat 1954, XL.
1155. OUDSHOORN, Jan Gosche van - Haarlem - buried 1 Nov. 1788 Amsterdam.
Cabinet sold 10 April 1787 Amsterdam. Vosmaer 1790; Lugt nr. 4170,
1156. OUKERKE, Laurens van - 25 April 1748 Haarlem - buried 23 June 1817
Haarlem. Brother of Willem van Oukerke (q.v.), married Geertruyda van der
Vinne in 1786.
Possessed a cabinet, containing insects. Catalogue in Boekh. Nemnich 1809,
p. 371 (v. 1808, did he mean Laurens or Willem?), Argenville 1780, p. 357
(Ovkerke); Ekama 1874, p. 103 (cabinet sold 19 May 1818 at Haarlem); Jutting
1939, p. 231, 237.
1157. OUKERKE, Willem van - 25 July 1744 Haarlem - 16 June 1795 Haarlem.
Brother of Laurens van Oukerke (q.v.), married Christina van der Vinne in
1774.
Possessed a cabinet, containing insects. Nemnich 1809, p. 371 (v. 1808, insects;
did he mean Willem of Laurens?); Argenville 1780, p. 357 (Ovkerke);
Ekama 1874, p. 103 (cabinet sold Haarlem 11 March 1816, also Lugt nr. 8831);
Jutting 1939, p. 231, 237.
1158. OUST - See Oets.
1159. OUTSHOORN, Willem van - 4 May 1635 Lariki (Ambon) - 27 Nov. 1720 Batavia.
Studied law at Leiden University; 1659 to Batavia; Member of the
Council of Justice; Governor-General 1691-1704.
Kalff 1919, p. 86. NNBW VI, col. 1087-1089. A.B. van Deinse 1937: Een brief
uit 1719 van Willem van Outshoorn aan Anthony van Dishoeck, arts te Vlissingen,
in: Arch. Zeeuwsch Genootsch. p. 120, 125. See also Anthony van Dishoeck.
1160. OUWEHAND - See Rhenen.
1161. OUWENS, P.A. - 1850 - 5 March 1922 Buitenzorg (Bogor, Java). Major in
the Dutch East Indian Army. After his retirement in 1905 he became a Curator
of the molluscs dept. of the Zool. Mus, at Buitenzorg (Bogor) till 1921. He
also made collecting trips for that museum.
He possessed an important collection of reptiles, insects and esp. shells.
According to Jutting he entertained exchange relations with many fellow-conchologists.
His collection came in the Zool. Mus. Buitenzorg (Bogor), except