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

This work he rounded off in 1796 after having worked during 6 years at it.
D. MacGillavry 1933, in: Tijdschr. Entom. LXXVI, p. XL; Scheffer 1939, p.
152 (descr. of Ms.).
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134 7. SCHEPMAN, Mat theus Marin us - 184 7 - 1.9 Nov. 1. 91.9 Bosch en Duin (Prov.
Utrecht). "Rentmeester" (Bailiff) of Rhoon and Pendrecht, Albrandswaard and
Piershil 1872-1909. One of the founders of the NDV (Dutch Zool. Soc,), of
which he became the first honorary treasurer in 1872.
He possessed a cabinet of shells. He purchased lots of J. Voorhoeve (q.v.)
in 1872, Roeters van Lennep (q.v.) in 1876 and of Rethaan Macare (q.v.) in
1888, He revised the shell collections of the Rotterdam Zool. Garden and of
the RMNH. After his death his collections and library were offered for sale
in 1920. Sale catalogue 9-10 June 1920 in "Artis". Max Weber acquired the
collection for the University of Amsterdam, The shell collection is now in
the Zool. Museum Amsterdam. It is of considerable value and contains many
type specimens (Beaufortia XI, 1964, p. 3). The fine and historical book
collection was purchased by the Univ. of Amsterdam. Between 1874 and 191.9
Schepman published some 65 papers, incl. the results of expeditions and revision
of existing collections. Vakbl. Biol. I, 1919, p. 57; Verslag RMNH
1919-1920, p. 6; Jutting 1939, p. 169, 181 (biogr., portr,), 216, see also
register; Idem 1950, p. 140; Dance 1966, p. 195, 301, pl. XXIV. J. de Conch.
LXIV, p. 345 (necrol. by Dautzenberg).
1348, SCHEVEERS, J. -
Shells to Zool. Mus. Amsterdam in 1873, cf. Jutting 1939, p. 174.
1349, SCHEVENINGEN -
Here was a lower jaw in the church. Ferrner 1910, p. 342 (v. 1759); Hoogewerff
1919, p. 109 (v. 1667-1669),
See also Entrop.
1350. SCHIERMONNIKOOG (Prov. Friesland) -
Museum of Natural History. See Leeuwarder Courant 15 July 1957, Musea 1970,
p. 267 (for an earlier museum, cf. p. 150).
Visitor's centre, Collection of shells, fishes, birds, dioramas. Musea 1976,
p. 240; Hoogenhout 1978a, nr. 1.4. Natura May 1980, p. 138; Ned. Museumgids
1980, p. 36; 1982, p. 39.
1351. SCHILLING, J.A. -
"Governor of Ambon, who sent a hundred of living plants from there to the
Hortus Medicus and Molenvliet at Batavia, which garden was founded in about
1790 by Frederik Schouwman, merchant and first administrator of the medical
shop", Verhand, Bataafsch Genootsch. Kunst en Wetensch., V, 1790, p. 20; VI,
1791, p. 19 (quoted from Flora Malesiana 1950, Ser. I, I, p. 468).
1352. SCHILPEROORD, Adriaan Coenenszn. -See Coenensz., Adriaan.