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Descendants of Thomas McPherson 1 Thomas McPherson 1776 - 1827 b: May 20, 1776 in link R Huntingdon County, PA d: April 01, 1827 in East Mahoning Township, Indiana County, PA .. +Mary Diven 1778 - 1850 b: August 11, 1778 in PA d: October 18, 1850 in Armstrong County, PA ........ 2 David McPherson 1801 - 1863 b: March 25, 1801 in Center County, PA d: June 12, 1863 in Big Run, Jefferson County, PA ............ +Jane Jordan 1803 - 1851 b: 1803 in Huntingdon County, PA d: May 11, 1851 ........ 2 Cathy McPherson 1802 - 1807 b: November 07, 1802 in Center County, PA d: October 15, 1807 in Center County, PA ........ 2 Elizabeth McPherson 1804 - 1841 b: July 28, 1804 in Center County, PA d: April 20, 1841 in Mahoning Creek, Indiana County, PA ............ +Thomas McGaughey 1799 - 1855 b: 1799 in Westmorland County , PA d: October 01, 1855 in Medina County , OH ................... 3 John McGaughey 1827 - b: May 03, 1827 in Wayne Township, Armstrong County, PA ....................... +Caroline Wrigley 1838 - 1875 b: 1838 in Armstrong County, PA d: May 05, 1875 ............................. 4 Elmer McGaughey 1860 - 1862 b: June 11, 1860 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: August 01, 1862 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Lois McGaughey 1863 - b: March 15, 1863 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Ruth McGaughey 1866 - b: May 02, 1866 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Mary McGaughey 1869 - b: January 06, 1869 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 James Ray McGaughey 1872 - 1874 b: January 15, 1872 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: April 27, 1874 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Son McGaughey 1875 - 1875 b: May 01, 1875 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: May 01, 1875 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ................... *2nd Wife of John McGaughey: ....................... +Amanda Owens 1836 - b: 1836 ................... 3 Nancy B. McGaughey 1829 - 1862 b: November 14, 1829 in Wayne Township, Armstrong County, PA d: July 06, 1862 in Clearfield County, PA ....................... +Jonathan Ross Bloom 1822 - 1909 b: May 06, 1822 in Clearfield County, PA d: 1909 ............................. 4 Milton Bloom 1850 - 1851 b: February 17, 1850 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: April 13, 1851 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Milton Bloom 1850 - 1851 b: June 08, 1850 d: April 13, 1851 ............................. 4 Harriet Bloom 1851 - 1943 b: September 13, 1851 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: December 29, 1943 ................................. +Robert Albert McCardell 1848 - 1927 b: September 08, 1848 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: 1927 ........................................ 5 Minerva J. McCardell ........................................ 5 Grace H. McCardell ........................................ 5 Beulah McCardell ............................. 4 Mary Bloom 1853 - 1863 b: August 16, 1853 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: July 18, 1863 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Mary Bloom 1853 - b: August 18, 1853 ............................. 4 Sara Jane Bloom 1855 - b: December 01, 1855 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ................................. +Howard McClosky 1856 - 1926 b: 1856 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: 1926 ........................................ 5 Minerva Burden McClosky 1882 - 1948 b: July 11, 1882 d: January 09, 1948 ............................................ +William Hoover Hykes .................................................. 6 Louise Hykes .................................................. 6 Margaret Hykes ........................................ 5 Mary Eva McClosky 1885 - b: June 08, 1885 ............................................ +James Luther Smith .................................................. 6 Kathryn Elizabeth Smith .................................................. 6 James Luther Smith .................................................. 6 Cecelia Jane Smith 1907 - 1940 b: December 08, 1907 d: January 19, 1940 ...................................................... +William Branch ........................................ 5 Charles Briton McClosky 1888 - 1906 b: July 24, 1888 d: December 09, 1906 ........................................ 5 Ellen Tuttle McClosky 1895 - b: January 27, 1895 ............................................ +John Leon Dotts 1892 - b: December 19, 1892 .................................................. 6 Howard Dotts .................................................. 6 Sara Frances Dotts ........................................ 5 Harriet Hoyt McClosky 1899 - b: October 19, 1899 ............................................ +Harry Gard Shaffer .................................................. 6 Harry Gard Jr. Shaffer ............................. 4 Wilma May Bloom 1860 - 1865 b: April 14, 1860 in Pike Township, Clearfield County, PA d: April 02, 1865 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ................... 3 Mary Jane McGaughey 1831 - b: December 25, 1831 in Wayne Township, Armstrong County, PA ................... 3 Margaret McPherson McGaughey 1834 - 1841 b: March 28, 1834 in Armstrong County, PA d: October 23, 1841 in Armstrong County, PA ................... 3 David McPherson McGaughey 1836 - 1902 b: March 03, 1836 in Armstrong County, PA d: March 22, 1902 in Clearfield County, PA ....................... +Carrie Callingweed Baird ................... 3 William L. McGaughey 1838 - 1862 b: May 07, 1838 in Armstrong County, PA d: 1862 in Fredricksburg, VA ................... 3 Elizabeth McGaughey 1841 - 1872 b: February 12, 1841 in Indiana County, PA d: May 09, 1872 in Clearfield County, PA ....................... +David Way 1837 - 1872 b: 1837 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA d: May 09, 1872 ............................. 4 Thomas Lawrence Way 1860 - b: August 11, 1860 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ................................. +Jennie Bloom 1862 - b: 1862 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Ella Jane Way 1862 - b: August 30, 1862 in Clearfield County, PA ................................. +Samuel Smith 1858 - b: 1858 ........................................ 5 Verva Mary Smith 1883 - b: 1883 in Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 William Elmer Way 1864 - b: September 19, 1864 in Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 John Adams Way 1866 - b: July 03, 1866 in Clearfield County, PA ............................. 4 Albert Way 1867 - 1869 b: December 1867 in Clearfield County, PA d: September 18, 1869 1 ............................. 4 Martha Way 1869 - b: August 24, 1869 in Clearfield County, PA ................................. +Edwin B. Way 1871 - b: May 26, 1871 in Center County, PA ........................................ 5 Sarah H. Way 1897 - b: June 04, 1897 in PA ........ 2 Jane Diven McPherson 1806 - 1859 b: July 27, 1806 in Center County, PA d: May 15, 1859 in IL ............ +William P. Travis 1802 - 1877 b: March 21, 1802 in PA d: February 24, 1877 in IL ................... 3 Thomas M. Travis 1825 - b: December 10, 1825 in Indiana County, PA ....................... +Jane Ukn 1831 - b: 1831 in VA ............................. 4 Rowena Travis 1861 - b: 1861 in IL ............................. 4 Laura Travis 1863 - b: 1863 in IL ............................. 4 Herschel Travis 1866 - b: 1866 in IL ................... 3 Mary Jane Travis 1827 - 1868 b: September 15, 1827 in Armstrong County, PA d: December 23, 1868 in PA ....................... +Joseph Thompson Irwin 1823 - 1899 b: April 06, 1823 in Wayne Township, Armstrong County , PA d: 1899 in PA ............................. 4 Emily Clara Bell Irwin 1848 - b: November 19, 1848 in Armstrong County, PA ................................. +I. N. Sloan ............................. 4 Anderson Forbes Irwin 1850 - b: September 28, 1850 in Armstrong County, PA ................................. +Belle Anderson 1857 - b: 1857 in Clarion County, PA ............................. 4 Margrate Jane Irwin 1854 - b: March 19, 1854 in Armstrong County, PA ................................. +Frederick Dockstader 1850 - b: 1850 in IL ............................. 4 William Travis Irwin 1856 - b: June 01, 1856 in Armstrong County, PA ............................. 4 Harvey Johnson Irwin 1860 - b: May 15, 1860 in Armstrong County, PA ................... 3 William Bash Travis 1829 - 1901 b: August 16, 1829 in Indiana County, PA d: February 24, 1901 ....................... +Eliza Kidd ............................. 4 Anna Bell Travis ................................. +William W. Swartz ........................................ 5 Elmer Claire Swartz b: in Reynoldsville, PA ............................. 4 William Bash Travis 1851 - 1937 b: August 12, 1851 in PA d: October 31, 1937 in Jefferson County, PA ................................. +Mary Jane Cumminsky 1859 - 1933 b: May 02, 1859 in Armstrong County, PA d: November 11, 1933 in Reynoldsville, Jefferson County, PA ........................................ 5 Alexander Travis ........................................ 5 Robert Travis 1877 - b: November 06, 1877 ............................................ +Georgia ukn .................................................. 6 Edward Charles Travis .................................................. 6 Mary Ellen Travis .................................................. 6 Elizabeth Travis
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  • Re-Description of Eight Species Described by Luigi Balzan from South America (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay) (Pseudoscorpiones: Chernetidae)*

    Re-Description of Eight Species Described by Luigi Balzan from South America (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay) (Pseudoscorpiones: Chernetidae)*

    Opusc. Zool. Budapest, 2016, 47(1): 73–85 Re-description of eight species described by Luigi Balzan from South America (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay) (Pseudoscorpiones: Chernetidae)* V. MAHNERT Volker Mahnert, Muséum d'histoire naturelle de la Ville de Genève, case postale 6434, CH-1211 Genève 6, Switzerland. E-mail: [email protected] Abstract. Lectotypes are designated for Chelifer brevifemoratus, Chelifer communis, Chelifer crassimanus, Chelifer foliosus, Chelifer germainii, Chelifer robustus, Chelifer (Lamprochernes) cervus, Chelifer (Lamprochernes) ovatus; the species are re- described and their generic placement is discussed. Gomphochernes depressimanus (With, 1908) and Gomphochernes perproximus Beier, 1932 are considered as subjective junior synonyms of G. robustus. Chelifer ovatus is transferred to the genus Americhernes Muchmore (nov. comb.). Chelifer brevifemoratus is removed from synonymy of Lamprochernes savignyi (E. Simon) and transferred to the genus Parachernes (nov. comb.). Keywords. taxonomy, lectotypes, new combinations, new synonyms. INTRODUCTION of the responsible at this time, Dr Sarah Mas- cherini, I was finally able to study many species uigi Balzan was born in 1865 in Badia (Italy) described by Balzan from Paraguay and adjacent Land moved to Paraguay in 1886, obtaining regions. Several species have already been re- there the chair of Professor of Natural History at described and lectotypes designated (Mahnert the National Institute. He started exploring the 1985, 2013, Mahnert & Aguiar 1986), and I take country and collected intensively different animal the occasion here to precise the taxonomic posi- groups and published, first in a private edition tion of eight Chernetid species for which a good (1887, 1888), then in 1890 in Italy, the pseudo- definition was lacking and which had been scorpion fauna of Paraguay, describing 27 new therefore confused or partly misplaced.