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

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Fuchs 1916, in: Jaarboek Amstelodamum p. 7, 46; Scheller 1969, p. 117, 132;
Dudok van Heel 1975, p. 158, nr. 36 (Raamsdonck c. 1634-1693); Amsterdamsche
Courant 13 June 1693.
212. BREDA In this town Kanold 1727, p. 27 mentions a Theatrum
Anatomicum and a Hortus Medicus. Sincerus 1649, p. 235, saw in 1610 a
"hippelaphum, equum pedes et caudam cervi habendem", "in atrio arc is".
Linnaeus Bibl. Bot. p. 7 ("hortus in Breda"), cf. also J. Heniger 1975, in:
Natura LXXII, p. 1 seq,, cf. J. Brosterhuyzen (q.v.). W. van Seters 1953,
in: Jaarb. Gesch, en Oudheidk. Kring Stad en Land van Breda "De Oranjeboom",
VI, p. 106-151.
"Oudheidskamer van Jacht en Visserij". Collection of falconry, hunting and
fishery attributes. Ned. Museumgids 1982, p. 182.
213. BREDA, Anthoni van -
Began a cabinet in 1674. It was made famous and enlarged by his brother-inlaw
Levinus Vincent (q.v.), cf. Levinus Vincent 1706: Wondertooneel der
nature, I, p. 7, 17; Stuhldreher 1944, p. 88,
214. BREDA, Jacob Gijsbertus Samuel van - 24 Oct. 1788 Delft - 2 Sept.
1867 Haarlem. Prof. bot., chem. and pharm., Franeker 1816; Prof. bot,,
zool., anat. Gent 1822; Prof. zool. and geol. Leiden 1831-1839. Secretary
and Curator of the collections of the Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen,
Haarlem; Director or Teylers Museum Haarlem 1839-1864. He greatly
enlarged Teylers collections, esp. the paleontological part.
A.S.H. Breure & J.G, de Bruijn 1979: Leven en Werken van J.G.S. van Breda
(Groningen); Scheffer 1939, p. 137; Bierens de Haan 1952, p. 261. NNBW I,
col. 457-458; JWP III, p. 346. AKL 1816, II, p. 186 (app. Franeker); 1822,
I, p. 258 (app. Gent); 1828, I, p. 387 (Voorwaarden intekening Genera et
Species Orchidearum et Asclepiadearum, quas in itinere per Insulam Java •••
colligerunt Dr. H. Kuhl et Dr. J,C, v. Hasselt); 1831, I, p. 162 (app.
Leiden); 1835, II, p. 177 (app. Leiden); Matthes 1867, in: Jaarb. Kon. Ned.
Akad. v. Wet., p. 22-32 (obituary); W.B.S. Boeles 1878-1881: Frieslands
Hoogeschool en het Rijks-Athenaeum te Franeker, II, p. 750-754; J.G, de
Bruijn 1969, in: Grondboor en Hamer, II, p. 74-77; 1974, II, p. 13-14, 194;
P. van Oye 1968: Anderhalve eeuw Biologie Rijksuniversiteit Gent, p. 15-18,
180 (portr.); van Sommeren 1881-1891, nr. 759.
215. BREDA, Jannetje van -Wife of Levinus Vincent (q.v.).
216. BREMEKAMP, Neeltje Elizabeth - 30 Dec, 1916 Soerabaja (Indonesia) -
still living as Mrs. N.E. Nannenga-Bremekamp.
Collection of shells from S. Africa and Europe; has been destroyed for the
greater part during World War II. The remainders came into the possession of
her daughter, Mrs. M.A. Bruggeman-Nannenga (q.v.), Zeist, and the Zool.
Mus., Amsterdam,