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

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1215, PRIESTER, Leunis de - 6 Febr. 1880 - 18 Sept. 1968 (Apeldoorn?).
Teacher advanced elementary school at Voorburg. 1939 living at Apeldoorn.
Kept a general collection of shells in which the Dutch East Indies are
especially well represented thanks to the collections made by his sister,
the late Miss G.J. de Priester, teacher in Java, and by his brother W.F. de
Priester, surgeon of the K.P,M. He was a specialist in Cypraea and Conus.
His collection went to his daughter Mrs. K. Roskam, nee de Priester. Many
duplicates are in the Museum of Middelburg, the Zool. Mus. Amsterdam and in
the Nat. Hist. Museum at Brussels. Jutting 1939, p. 179, 180, 232, 236, 240.
Corr. Blad Ned. Malacol. Ver. 1969, nr. 130, p. 1391 (necrol. by Jutting).
12.16. PRINS, C,H. - Overveen, Noordertuindorplaan 30.
Possessed a collection of shells, esp. Spondilis, Murex and Voluta, collected
in the Moluccas, the Chinese Sea, the Banda Sea, the Persian Gulf and
the Gulf of Australia. He bought a part of the collection Keijzer (q.v.).
Probably some of his shells came i.n the possession of Leo Muller (q.v.).
Jutting 1939, p. 216, 2.31, 235.
12.17. PRINS, J. - 1911 Amsterdam - 11 Febr. 1941. Employee of the "Twentsche
Bank".
Collection of shells to Zool. Mus. Amsterdam, c£. Jutting 1939, p. 2.29;
Carr. Blad Ned. Malacol. Ver. XVIII, p. 110.
1218, PUI, Meinardus Simon du - 21 March 1754 Enkhuizen - 17 June 1834 Leiden.
1780 town physician and Lector surgery and obstetrics at Kampen; 1788
the same posts at Alkmaar, with the title honorary professor; 1791-1824
Prof. obstetrics and surgery at Leiden.
The catalogue of his collection is in the Anatomical Laboratory, Leiden.
Siegenbeek 1832, I, p, 348, 36 7, 446, add. p. 234-235; Annales A cad. Lugd.
Bat. 1834-' 35, p. 24; Elshout 1952, p. 3, NNBW II, col. 1137-1138. Album
Scholasticum Acad. Lugd. Bat. p. 120,
1219. PIJPERS, B.C. - (Boukoul/Swalmen, Prov. Limburg),
Possessed a collection of Macrolepidoptera, particularly from the surroundings
of Swalmen, cf. Nat. Hist, Maandblad XLIX, 1960, p. 193. The destination
of the collection is unknown.
1220. QUESTIERS, Catharina - 21 Nov. 1637 Amsterdam - buried 1 Febr. 1669
Amsterdam. Poetess, painter, sculptor and engraver; friend of Huygens and
van den Vondel. She also performed chemical experiments. Married to the Amsterdam
merchant Jean de Hoest in 1664.
Borrichius 1954 (v. 20 March 1662) saw paintings, sculptures of clay, coins,
shells (of which one was wound in the "wrong" direction), gems, etc, Th,
Bartholinus 1667: Epistolae medicinales, Centuria 3, (Hafniae), p. 434; J.
Blasius: Mengeldichten, p. 115 (possessed a cabinet of shells). Vander Aa
XV, p. 549-.550; NNBW II, col. 1145-111+6; Thieme-Beeker XXVII, p. 521. J.
Nordstrom 1954/55: Swammerdamiana, in: Lychnos XV, p. 52, note 15 and p. 59