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““Sawyer’’ and ‘“‘Sayler”’ are the same, as I have them.— Benj. Buckman. 
‘‘Searlet Cranberry ”’ is ‘‘ Ben Davis’’ (page 41), according to the records of 
this office. 
‘‘Sehaffer’”’ and ‘‘Shaffer’’ (page 279) are one.—Downing’s Manuscript. 
‘Scott Winter” and “‘ Wilcox”’ (page 334) appear to be identical.— Downing’s 
Manuscript. 
2 To the synonyms of ‘‘ Shockley’ add ‘‘Sweet Romanite.”’ 
‘‘Shoemaker’”’ is probably a seedling of ‘‘Oldenburg”’ (page 218).—Benj. Buck- 
man. 
Insert ‘‘Shrinetown. R. Syn. Shrinetown Pippin.’’ Quality, very good; 
season, late. 
Insert ‘‘Shrinetown Pippin. FDNCo’01. Syn. of Shrinetown.”’ 
For ‘“‘Sigfried’’ read ‘‘Siegfried.’’—Downing’s Manuscript. 
For ‘‘Smith. IndH’72.” read ‘‘Smith Cider. R.,’’ which restores the original 
name. 
After ‘‘Smith’s Cider. D.,’’ for ‘‘Syn. of Smith’’ read ‘‘Syn. of Smith Cider.’’’ 
Reverse the order of ‘‘Smith’s Winter’’ and ‘Smith Winter.” 
Insert ‘‘Sour and Sweet. GarM’71. Syn. of Sweet and Sour.”’ 
Insert ‘‘Sour Golden Pippin. PJB’94. Syn. of Carolina Greening.”’ 
Insert ‘‘ Southern Greening. PJB’94. Syn. of Carolina Greening.”’ 
Insert ‘‘Spencer Seedless. RNY’05.”’ Origin, Colorado? 
‘‘Spice Pippin” is ‘‘Newark Pippin’’ (page 209).—Downing’s Manuscript. 
Insert ‘‘Spice Pippin. NWFG’55. Syn. of Spice Sweet (1).”’ 
‘‘Spice Russet’”’ and ‘‘Wonderlich’’ (page 342) are probably the same.— Down- 
ing’s Manuscript. 
To the synonyms of ‘‘Spice Sweet (1)”’ add ‘‘Spice Pippin.” 
Insert ‘‘Spokane. R. Syns. Maxon’s Seedling, Spokane Beauty.”’ 
Insert ‘‘Spokane Beauty. OreAg’05. Syn. of Spokane.’’ 
‘‘Stayman Superior” has proved to be ‘‘Magnet”’ (page 189).— Benj. Buckman. 
‘‘Stein’’ should read ‘‘Stine,’’ and appear on page 294.—S. C. Satterthwait. 
‘‘Stevenson Pippin’’ and ‘‘Dwight’’ (page 95) appear to be synonyms of 
“‘McAfee”’ (page 186).—Downing’s Manuscript. 
‘““Stewart Nonpareil’’ is probably ‘‘ Redstripe”’ (page 255).—Downing’s 
Manuscript. 
After “Stonewall Jackson,’ for ‘‘D.’’ read ‘‘Dap.’’ This may prove to be 
‘““Esopus”’ (page 103).—Downing’s Manuscript. 
Insert *‘ Summer Pippin. R&P. Syn. of Early Harvest.”’ 
‘Summer Queen of Missouri” is probably ‘“‘Alexander’”’ (page 23).—Downing’s 
Manuscript. 
Insert ‘‘Summer Rambo. R&P. Syn. of Summer Rambo of Pennsylvania.”’ 
After “Summer Rambo of Pennsylvania. FDNCo.”’ insert ‘‘Syn. Summer 
Rambo.”’ 
“Sutton Seedling” is probably a synonym of ‘‘Limbertwig”’ (page 179).— 
Downing’ s Manuscript. 
After ‘‘Sweet and Sour. DomEnc.,’’ insert ‘‘Syn. Sour and Sweet.”’ 
After “Sweet Rhode Island Greening. Dap.,’’ for ‘‘Syn. of New Greening. 
[Probably identical with Curtis Greening. ]’’ read ‘‘Syn. of Curtis Greening.’’— 
Downing’s Manuscript. 
Insert ‘Sweet Romanite. PJB’01. Syn. of Shockley.”’ 
‘Tecumseh’ originated in Nebraska, and was first named ‘‘ Young’s Sweet.’’— 
Benj. Buckman. . 
“Templeton” and ‘Sweet Russet” (page 305) are probably one.—Downing’s 
Manuscript. 
Insert ‘‘ Tobias Rauch. SWS’04. Syn. of Rauch.”’ 
