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Farr, Dr. M(arcus) S(tults), 12 Maple St, Prince- 

 ton, N. J. Geology, Paleontology. Cranbury, 

 N. J, Feb. 19, 70. A.B, Princeton, 92, fellow, 

 92-93, M.S, 93; fellow, Chicago, 93-94, A.M, 

 94; Sc.D, Princeton, 96. Lab. asst. paleont, 

 , Princeton, 96-98; asst. zoologist, N. Y. State 

 Mus, Albany, 98-00; asst. geol. and curator 

 vert, paleont, Princeton, 00- M.A.A; assoc. 

 Ornith. Union; Nat. Geog. Soc; lion. mem. 

 Del. Valley Ornith. Club. Morphology and 

 phylogeny of extinct vertebrates. Cretaceous 

 and early Tertiary fossil vertebrates of Mon- 

 tana; fossil birds of Patagonia; birds of New 

 York. 



Farrand, Prof. Livingston, Columbia University, 

 New York, N. Y. * Anthropology, Psychology. 

 Newark, N. J, June 14, 67. A.B, Princeton, 

 88; M.D, Columbia, 91; Cambridge, 91-92; 

 Berlin, 92-93. Instr. physiol. psychol, Colum- 

 bia, 93-99, psychol, 99-01, adj. prof, 01-03, prof, 

 anthrop, 03- F.A.A; Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass. 

 (sec'y, 95-04), fel. Ethnol. Soc. (sec'y, 99-); 

 Folk-lore Soc. (pres, 03); Wash. Acad; fel. N. 

 Y. Acad. Anthropology of American Indians. 



Farrington, Dr. Oliver C(ummings), Field Colum- 

 bian Museum, Chicago, Ills. * Geology, Miner- 

 alogy. Brewer, Me, Oct. 9, 64. B.S, Maine 

 State, 81, M.S, 88; Ph.D, Yale, 91. Teacher 

 science, Maine Academies. 83-87; asst. miner, 

 and biol, Yale, 88-91; miner, U. S. Nat. Mus, 

 93-94; curator geol, Field Columbian Mus, 94- 

 Professorial lecturer determinative miner, Chi- 

 cago, 95-03; collaborator, Mines and Mining, 

 Paris Expos, 00; mem. Jury Awards, La. Pur- 

 chase Expos, 04. Int. Cong. Arts and Science, 

 St. Louis, 04 (chairman, Sect. Petrol, and 

 Miner.). Geol. Soc; Am. Alpine Club. Crys- 

 tallography; meteorites. Composition of cos- 

 mic matter; geological relations of meteorites; 

 crystal functions. 



Farwell, (liver) Atkins, 784 Congress St, E, 

 Detroit, Mich. Botany. Boston, Mass, Dec. 13, 

 67. Mich. Nor. Sch, 90-92. Teacher, pub. 

 schools, 89-90; curator, Herbarium, and libra- 

 rian, Parke Davis and Co, 92- Bot. Cent. 

 States; Mich. Acad. Michigan flora. 



Fassig, Dr. Oliver L(anard), Johns Hopkins Uni- 

 versity, Baltimore, Md. Meteorology. Colum- 

 bus, 6, April 5, 60. B.S, Ohio State, 82; Yale, 

 86-87 ; Berlin, 96-97 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Sect, 

 director, U. S. Weather Bur, 83- ; instr. 

 meteorol, Hopkins, 97-01, assoc, 01- Meteorol- 

 ogist, Md. State Weather Service, 00- F.A.A; 

 Meteor. Gesell. Bibliography and history of 

 meteorology; climatology. The weather and 

 climate of Baltimore and vicinity. 



Faught, Prof. J(ohn) B(rookie), 1312 Presque Isle 

 Ave, Marquette, Mich. Mathematics. Oak- 

 town, Ind, Feb. 28, 63. A.B, Indiana, 93, A.M, 

 95; Chicago, 96-97; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 99. 

 Prof, math, Vincennes, 93-94; asst. prof, In- 

 diana, 94-00; prof, Northern State Nor. Sch, 

 Mich, 00- M.A.A; Math. Soc. 



Faull, Dr. J(oseph) Horace, University of Toronto, 

 Toronto, Can. Botany. L'Anse, Mich, May 3, 



70. A.B, Toronto, 98, grad. student, 00-01; 

 Austin fellow, Harvard, 01-03, Ph.D, 04. 

 Master math, Albert (Can.), 98-00; lecturer 

 bot, Toronto, 02- M.A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Cent. 

 States; Can. Inst. Anatomy of ferns; cytology 

 of fungi. 



Faunce, Prof. Linus, 119 Bellevue St, West Rox- 

 bury, Mass. Drawing, Descriptive geometry. 

 Kingston, Mass, Oct. 16, 54. B.S, Mass. Inst. 

 Tech, 77. Railway positions, 78-84; asst. prof. 

 drawing, Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-96, assoc. prof, 

 96- Mass. Inst. Tech. Soc. Arts (sec'y, 85-91). 



Faxon, C(harles) E(dward), Park Lane, Jamaica 

 Plain, Mass. Botanical illustration. Roxbury, 

 Mass, Jan. 21, 46. B.S, Harvard, 67. Asst. 

 in charge, Arnold Arboretum, Harvard, 82- 

 Hon. A.M, Harvard, 97. Soc. Foresters; Am. 

 Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Botanical illus- 

 tration. Illustrations of ligneous plants. 



Faxon, Dr. Walter, Lexington, Mass. ^Zoology. 

 A.B, Harvard, 71, B.S, 72, Sc.D, 78. Instr. 

 nat. hist, Harvard, 72-73, asst, Zool. Lab, 73- 

 77, asst. prof, zool, 81-86, asst. in charge of 

 Mollusca and Crustacea, Mus. Comp. Zool, 

 86- Fel. Ornith. Union; Wash. Acad; Wash. 

 Biol. Soc. 



Fay, Dr. Henry, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- 

 nology, Boston, Mass. *Chemistry, Metal- 

 lography. Williamsburg, Pa, Jan. 12, 68. 

 A!B, Lafayette, 89, A.M, 92; Ph.D, Hopkins, 



95. Lecture asst, Hopkins, 93-95, instr. anal, 

 chem, Mass. hist. Tech, 95-00, asst. prof. anal, 

 chem. and metallog, 00-05, assoc. prof. anal, 

 chem, 05- Chem. Soc; Int. Ass. Testing Mate- 

 rials; Chem. Gesell. Analytical chemistry; 

 properties of metals and alloys. Effect of heat 

 treatment on various kinds of steel and iron. 



Fay, Prof. Irving W(etherbee), 177 Woodruff Ave, 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Natick, Mass, 

 Nov. 30, 61. A.B, Harvard, 86; Ph.D, Berlin, 



96. Instr. sciences, Montpelier Sem, 86-87; 

 chem. and physics, Belmont Sch, Cal, 87-93; 

 prof, chem, Ohio (Athens), 96-97; Brooklyn 

 Polytech, 97- Mem. Committee of Ten (Phys- 

 ics, Chem. and Astron.), Nat. Educ. Ass, 92. 

 Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Sugars and related 

 acids and alcohols. Temperature of reduction 

 of metallic oxids by hydrogen and carbon 

 monoxid; influence of concentrated sulphuric 

 acid upon sulphate salts containing water of 

 crystallization. 



Felt, Prof. E(phriam) P(orter), Geological Hall, 

 Albany, N. Y. Entomology. Salem, Mass, Jan. 

 7, 68. Mass. Agr. Col, 91; B.S, Boston, 

 91; fellow, Cornell, 92-93, Sc.D, 94. Teacher 

 science, Clinton Liberal Inst, 93-95; asst. to 

 state entomologist, N. Y, 95-98, state entomolo- 

 gist, 98- Entom. ed, ' Country Gentleman ', 

 98-; consulting entomologist, N. Y. Agr. Soc. 

 Gold medal and three silver medals, Pan-Am. 

 Expos, 01. F.A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. 

 (pres, 02) ; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; cor. mem. 

 N. Y. Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; Soc. 

 entom. de France. Crambidae; economic en- 

 tomology; shade and forest tree insects. Life 



