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Lilian Horsford Farlow. (1848-1927) I am enclosing my cheque- three thousand dollars ($3,000) on the Old Colony Trust Co. as a reservation for the publication of Icones Farlowianae, consisting of a large collection of lithographic prints of New England Fungi with descriptions written by William G. Farlow.
Farlow married Lillian Horsford in 1900, and their home became a haven for visiting botanists. In addition to advising guests, Farlow assisted many of his students and colleagues through his voluminous correspondence, which gives evidence of great thought and research. He also published many papers and articles on rusts, fungi and algae.
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Series VII: Lillian Horsford Farlow Papers Scope and Contents This series contains a small amount of correspondence from family members and information regarding the estates of Eben and Phoebe Horsford.
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Nov 25, 2023 · By David Kofi Tei November 25, 2023. Victor Horsford and Lillian Agatha gave birth to Anna Maria Horsford. Her mother originally came from Antigua and Barbuda and immigrated to the US in the early 1940s in search of better prospects. Her father is from the Dominican Republic.
Dec 14, 2022 · By Mell P , Carib News| on December 14, 2022. Victoria Francis Horsford was the oldest of four children born to Victor and Lillian Horsford who immigrated from the West Indies and settled In Harlem, where they established businesses and left an impressive real estate legacy. Victoria lived in Harlem most of her life and used to fondly remember ...
Jul 25, 2018 · In 1840, the windmill was transplanted from Southold to the center of town on Shelter Island. It was later purchased in 1879 by Lillian Horsford, who wanted to keep the windmill preserved—then,...
