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Daniel Addison Heald Correspondence. A letter from D.A. Heald suggesting a Mr. John Bell to do the taxidermy of the birds for the memorial collection. He informs Verrill that if this is acceptable he will have the taxidermy done on his own expense and have the birds shipped to the College by May 1st., 05 Mar 1881

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Daniel Addison Heald Correspondence. Correspondence from D.A. Heald to A.E. Verrill., 1881

Daniel Addison Heald Correspondence. A letter from D.A. Heald informing Verrill the New Guinea Birds have been packed and will be sent. He also says in the future he will send specimens as he can acquire them, all in memory of his son. Also with the letter is a list of birds, presumably from New Guinea in which there is a Verrill note taht reads "Pres. G.M. Heald for Heald mem. Coll" The list has been kept with the letter., 06 Apr 1881

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Daniel Addison Heald Correspondence. Correspondence from D.A. Heald to A.E. Verrill., 1881

T.A. Verkruzen Correspondence. A letter from T.A. Verkruzen. The letter is addressed to "the American Naturalists about to visit these seas". This refers to the arrival of the USFC Stmr. Speedwell to Halifax, Nova Scotia, of which Verrill was on board. He discusses his recent dredging work, and gives a list of specimens he left behind for them., 06 Aug 1877

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. T.A. Verkruzen Correspondence. Correspondence from T.A. Verkruzen A.E. Verrill., 1877-1882

Robert Tracy Jackson Correspondence. A letter from R.T. Jackson to A.E. Verrill thanking him for the material and paper Verrill Had sent him. He also inquires of the availability of Pelycopoda specimens for his studies, offering to send material in exchange., 06 May 1889

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Robert Tracy Jackson Correspondence. Correspondence from R.T. Jackson to A.E. Verrill., 1889

Chinese and Japanese Scroll Painting Collection, 0700-1600 4.5 Linear Feet

Collection of 55 Chinese and Japanese facsimile scrolls (total of 37 works), full-size and miniature format handscrolls and hanging scrolls. Each scroll is identified and labeled in English, some have accompanying information leaflets. Each scroll has been assigned an identification number. From various sources including purchases, gifts, and transfers from Yale University Art Gallery Print Room. No further documentation found.
  1. Yale University -Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library

James Everhard Benedict Correspondence. A letter from J.E. benedict to A.E. Verrill that discusses a loan of Asteroidea to Verril. Specifically Mediaster aequalis, Porania grandis, and Solaster. Also discussed is the cataloging of Porifera., 07 Feb 1895

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. James Everhard Benedict Correspondence. Correspondence from J.E. Benedict to A.E. Verrill., 1895

Theodore Lyman Correspondence. A letter from T. Lyman to A.E. Verrill discussing Ophiuroidea. Particularly Hemieuryale, Ophioplocus, Ophiochandrus, Trichaster, Astrogomphus, and Asteroschema., 07 Jan 1871

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Theodore Lyman Correspondence. Correspondence from Theodore Lyman to A.E. Verrill discussing mostly Echinodermata, particularly Ophiuroidea., 1871-1882

Fred Mather Correspondence. A letter from F. Mather to S.F. Baird, forwarded to A.E. Verrill. In the letter on Forest & Stream letter head, Mather talks about a drainage pipe clogged with some sort of Tunicates. Also in the pipe were Mya, tube worms, Nereis, Mytilus, oysters, jingle shells and small anenomes. A Verrill not on the letter reads "Cynthia partita?", 08 Aug 1885

  1. Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
  2. Addison Emery Verrill Archives, 1864-1926
  3. Correspondence, 1864-1926
  4. Fred Mather Correspondence. Correspondence from F. Mather to A.E. Verrill., 1885

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