William Bateson- External URL
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Date: 8 Aug 1861
- Died
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Date: 8 Feb 1926
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Born
8 Aug 1861
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Died
8 Feb 1926
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SentW. Bateson to E. Nettleship, 13th April 1909.
13 Apr 1909
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‘Dear Nettleship,
Many thanks for the hair, but I think, to make anything of it we ought to have a few hairs from the definitely coloured part. The combings – superficially regarded – don’t seem to contain any of the coloured hair.
As usual I am well muddled about the Pekinese – my wife says Lord John Hay is our Miss Taylor’s uncle, and no doubt I have heard say that her uncle, not her father, got the dogs. I send Compton and you will see his account p. 261.
The photos are the best part of that work.
Yrs truly,
W. Bateson.’
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Recipient ofSherrington to W. Bateson - 14 August 1892.
14 Aug 1892
St.George's Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 3QN, UK
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Recipient ofSherrington to W. Bateson - 18 February 1894
18 Feb 1894
St.George's Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 3QN, UK
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Cited byOrder-book of the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company (1880-1884)
Description:'May 9 [1883]. W. Bateson, Esq. St. John's College.
1 No. 308 Improved Dissecting Single Microscope ([illeg.] & Beck).' (f. 93).
'Dec. 17 [1884]. W. Bateson Esq.
1 Stativ II with condenser[?]
A.D.F. 2&4.
Camera Lucida.' (f. 163)
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Cited byOrder-Book of the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company (Dec. 1884-28 July 1887)
Description:'[1885]. W. Bateson Esq.
Stativ II mit Beleuchtung.
A.D.7. 24. Camera lucida.' (f. 4)
'424. Dec. 19 [1885]. W. Bateson Esq. St. John's College.
A Revolver for 3 Objectives. Del. Dec. 19th to Mr. Bateson personally.
Stativ I. No other apparatus; but the box must be made to hold: Stativ I, 6 Objectives, 4 Eye pieces, Camera lucida (old pattern), Revolving Prism, diaphragms, simple mirror, Revolver for 3 objectives.'
'80. March 10th 1886. W. Bateson Esq. St John's College.
A small Camera with RR lens, stand &c.'
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