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1360, SCHOLTE •
Valentijn 1726, III, p. 562; 1754, p. 46. See also Scholts.
1361. SCHOLTEN, I.A. - Perhaps this is the same as Jan Agges Scholten,
"Heer" (Lord) of Aschat (bapt. 3 Nov. 1790 Amsterdam - 11 May 1772 Amsterdam;
"Tabakspinder"; "Raad" (Councillor) 1748-1772; "Schepen" (Alderman)
1750; "Bewindhebber" (Director) of the Dutch East India Company, cf. Elias
1963, II, p. 857.
Cabinet sold at Amsterdam 1773 (animals in liquor), cf. Vosmaer 1790,
1362. SCHOLTEN, Lambertus Henricus - 1892 Didam - 6 Nov. 1948 Lobith,
Schoolmaster.
Possessed a collection of Lepidoptera, that was bequeathed to the Univ. of
Nijmegen, where it was kept by J,J.G, Prick (q.v.). Later on (1980) the collection
came in the Zool. Lab. of the Univ. Nijmegen. Lempke 1936, p. 239;
Entom. Ber. XII, p. 313-314; H.C.J. Oomen 1981: Meester Scholten (1892-1948)
en de vlinders van de Liemers, in: Jaarb. Achterhoek en Liemers IV, p. 147-
154; Tijdschr. Entom. LXXXI, p. 217-229: Macrolepidoptera of the Liemers
(565 species) with much information about their ecology.
1363. SCHOLTS - Rotterdam.
According to Rumphius he was a great lover of rarities, cf, Rumphius 1705,
p. 337; Valentijn 1726, III, p. 562; 1754, p. 46 (see also Scholte); Jutting
1939, p. 230, 236.
1364. SCHOONEWELLE, R.J. - See Zwartsluis.
1365. SCHOONHOVEN - Widow.
Possessed a cabinet of divers naturalia which was sold Amsterdam 1775, cf.
Vosmaer 1790.
1366. SCHOONOORD (Prov. Drenthe) -
Open air museum "De Zeven Marken", founded 1954. Collection of fossils, and
a collection concerning apiculture. Musea 1970, p. 291; 1976, p. 243; Ned.
Museumgids 1982, p. 51.
1367, SCHOPMAN, Mrs. Anna Geertruij - died 1 s-Gravenhage (buried St. Jacobskerk).
Widow of Jacob Spruit.
Possessed a collection of 200 gold- and silverfishes, sold 1787 at •s-Gravenhage
(Boekh. nr. 496a).
1.368, SCHORER, Daniel Steven - 1737 - 1790 Middelburg. Burgomaster, "Schepen"
(Alderman) and "Raad" (Councillor) of Middelburg. Commander of the
Dutch East India Company of the Chamber Zeeland. He possessed a cabinet of
about 50 stuffed birds, some animals in liquor and a considerable collection
of shells with a very precious engraved Nautilus. He also possessed many
paintings, drawings, etches, books, and musical instruments ( c£. Lugt nr.