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Start Over Collection Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926

A. Howard Clarke Correspondence. A letter from A.H. Clarke to A.E. Verrill informing him he is sending specimens (presumed to Gloucester Fisheries). He asks some questions about various lots. There are identifications in Verrill's hand on back of the letter., 13 Nov 1879

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. A. Howard Clarke Correspondence. Correspondence from A.H. Clarke to A.E. Verrill., 1879-1880

Alexander Goodman More Correspondence. A transcribed copy of a letter from A.G. More to A.E. Verrill thanking Verrill for 4 paperes he sent on the "Giant Cuttle-fishes" and also discussing the identity of a Cephalopoda stranded in Kerry [Ireland?]. See Related Object in Associations tab., 26 Jul 1876

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Alexander Goodman More Correspondence. Correspondence from A.G. More to A.E. Verrill., 1876

Alfred Merle Norman Correspondence. A transcribed copy of a letter from A.M. Morman to A.E. Verrill thanking him for a box of specimens he received and telling him he is readying specimens for exchange. See Related Object in Associations tab., 1870 April 25-1870 April 26

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Alfred Merle Norman Correspondence. Correspondence from A.M. Norman to A.E. Verrill., 1870

Alfred Merle Norman Correspondence. A transcribed copy of a letter from A.M. Morman to A.E. Verrill telling him that instead of sending 2 boxes of specimens through the Smihtsonian, he is sending them direct to Yale. See Related Object in Associations tab., 30 Sep 1870

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Alfred Merle Norman Correspondence. Correspondence from A.M. Norman to A.E. Verrill., 1870

Alpheus Hyatt Correspondence. A letter from A. Hyatt to A.E. Verrill informing Verrill he should not send the sponges that Verrill asked him to identify. Hyatt tells him it has been a long time since he worked on sponges and does not think himself capable of doing the work in a timely manny. He also asks Verrill if their are any sponges from Yale College still in his posession. If so, he asks that Verrill send hima list so he could return them., 21 Dec 1893

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Alpheus Hyatt Correspondence. Correspondence from A. Hyatt to A.E. Verrill., 1893

Alpheus Spring Packard Correspondence. A letter from A.S. Packard to A.E. Verrill informing him he is sending the enclosed specimens. See Invoice Ledger. the letter appears to be related to the list of specimens in proximity to the letter in the Invoice Ledger., 13 Dec 1866

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Alpheus Spring Packard Correspondence. Correspondence from A.S. Packard to A.E. Verrill., 1864-1926

C. Ritter Correspondence. A letter from a Dr. C. Ritter to A.E. Verrill informing him he is sending a segment tape worm removed from a patient, questionably calling it Ligula, asking for a more definite identification. A Verrll note on the letter reads "supposed human parasite (not one)"., 16 Nov 1887

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. C. Ritter Correspondence. Correspondence from C. Ritter to A.E. Verrill., 1887

Carl F. Gissler Correspondence. A letter from C.F. Gissler to A.E. Verrill vouching for the authenticity of the parasite sent to Verrill from Dr. C. Ritter. Apparently, Verrill had expressed doubt it was a human parasite, Gissler, however was present when it was removed from the patient. He goes on to say he thought it either a Taenia medioeannelata or a Ligula., 22 Sep 1888

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Carl F. Gissler Correspondence. Correspondence from C.F. Gissler to A.E. Verrill., 1888

Chalres Lincoln Edwards Correspondence. A letter from C.L. Edwards informing Verrill he is sending a can of animals from the Florida Keys in thanks for Verrill giving him some Synaptas the previous December. Verrill note on envelope reads "Edwards Gorgonians sent.", 23 Apr 1900

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Chalres Lincoln Edwards Correspondence. Correspondence from C.L. Edwards to A.E. Verrill., 1900

Christian Frederik Lutken Correspondence. 15 letters from C.F. Lutken to A.E. Verrill discussing exhanges between the YPM and the Zoological Museum, Univerity of Copenhagen. They also discuss Octocorallia, Hexacorallia and Echinodermata research., 1866 February 6-1873 April 24

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Christian Frederik Lutken Correspondence. Correspondence from C.F. Lutken to A.E. Verrill., 1866-1873

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