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

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(Head-landholder) of polder Rijnland, lawyer at 's-Gravenhage from 1778 onwards,
Unmarried.
Sale of a cabinet of simplicia of Seba(!) and instruments, 's-Gravenhage 23
Jan. 1838. AKL 1838, I, p. 48. Van der Aa III, p. 275; NNBW IX, col. 143.
295. CAU, Johannes - 12 May 1635 Zierikzee (or Domburg) - 9 July 1709 •s­
Gravenhage. "Ridder, Heer" (Lord) of Domburg, Director of the East India
Company for Zeeland.
Sale of collection 7 May 1710 Amsterdam. Lugt nr. 224; Dudok van Heel 1975,
p. 172, nr. 136 (Amsterdamsche Courant 17 May 1710).
296. CAVALJE, G,J,C. -
Shells to Zool. Mus., Amsterdam in 1870, Jutting 1939, p. 174. Sibbe 1942,
nr. 311,
297. CAVALLIER- Amsterdam.
Cabinet mentioned by Kanold 1727, p. 22.
298. CERFF, Jan Janszn. de - died 1752 Amsterdam, Churchwarden of the Eilandskerk
at Amsterdam 1740-1752.
Cabinet of divers minerals sold Amsterdam 1768, cf, Cat. Vosmaer 1790. W.R.
Veder 1906: Register van namen van Kerkmeesters der Gereformeerde, Engelsche
en Walen Kerken, in: Jaarboek Amstelodamum IV, p. 89.
299. CETON, J.C. - Albergen, near Almelo.
Lepidoptera. Lempke 1936, p. 239,
300. CHAIS, Charles - 3 Jan. 1701 Geneve - 8 Oct. 1785 's-Gravenhage.
Pastor of the Wallonian Church at 's-Gravenhage.
Possessed a cabinet of shells, fossils and zoophytes. Catalogue (116 p.) by
F.C. Meuschen: auction on 22 April 1766 (1135 nrs. shells, 597 nrs. nat.
hist.) in Amsterdam ("Artis" nr. 3126; Lugt nr. 1526; Vosmaer 1790). When
his books were sold at 's-Gravenhage "in aedibus defuncti" 10 April 1786,
the catalogue (Vosmaer 1790; Boekh. nr. 492) also contained a collection of
fossils and zoophytes. Argenville 1757, p. 149; 1780, p. 343; Cobres 1782,
I, p. 136; Hublard 1910, p. 84 (Chaize); Jutting 1939, p. 222, 230, 236. Van
der Aa III, p. 301-304; NNBW VII, col. 295; van Langeraad & de Bie 1918:
Biogr. Woordenb. van Prot. Godgeleerden in Nederland, II, p. 33-35, Portr.
engraved by J.E. Liotard and J. Houbraken in Bibl. theol. et philos., p. 769
(Leiden 1900).
301. CHATELAIN, born Smith (Schmidt), Mrs. J.J. -
Possessed a cabinet of butterflies. Cramer 1779-1782, II, p. 66, 88, 95, 98,
99, 145; III, p. 21, 47, 108, 109, 154, 156, 158; IV, p. 1, 61, 181, 198,
Pennant 1948, p. 152 (v. 1765: Mme Chatelain in Rotterdam saw a minute
heron, shot in Holland, and afterwards got a drawing of it.). Ned, Leeuw
1904, p. 158-159: The Chatelains were closely related to the Albinus, Gro-