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3381-001 Donald Sankey Farner Papers Inventory Accession UNlVERSllY U BRARIJES w UNIVERSITY of WASHI NGTON Spe ial Colle tions 3784 Donald Sankey Farner papers Inventory Accession No: 3381-001 Special Collections Division University of Washington Libraries Box 352900 Seattle, Washington, 98195-2900 USA (206) 543-1929 This document forms part of the Preliminary Guide to the Donald Sankey Farner Papers. To find out more about the history, context, arrangement, availability and restrictions on this collection, click on the following link: http://digital.lib.washington.edu/findingaids/permalink/FarnerDonaldSUA3381/ Special Collections home page: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/ Search Collection Guides: http://digital.lib.washington.edu/findingaids/search DONALDS. FARNER Accession No. 3381-88-21 INVENTORY Box Series Folders Dates 1 GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE A 2 1957-60, 1968, 1970-73,1976-87 Abbott, Ian John 1968 Abelson, Philip H. 1980 Abs, Michael 1981 Academic Press Royalty Statement 1977-79 Adam, Hans 1982 Adkisson, C.S. 1979 Ainley, M.G. 1980, 1985 Akesson, Thomas 1979 Akita, Yasukazu n.d. Aldrich, John W. 1946-58, 1961 1968-72 Alexander Von Humboldt-Stiftung 2 1976-85, 1987 Ali, M.A. 1964 Alvarado, Ronald H. 2 1965, n.d. Alvarez, Bonnie 1970-73 Ameel, Donald J. 1961-65 American Elsevier Publishing Co. n.d. American Express 1977, 1984 Amodon, Dean 1947-51, 1961, 1965-66 Amoroso, E.C. 1961-64, 1974-77 Anderson, Berti! G. n.d. Andrewartha, Herbert G. 1959, 1963 Arcese, Peter 1982 Arnold, Arthur P. 1973-74 Aschoff, Jurgen 1965-83 Ashmole, N. Philip 1969-72 Arvey, M. Dale 1949-73 Assenmacher, Ivan 1960-83 American Society of Zoologists 1983 Audubon Conservation Topics West 1980 Austin, O.L. Jr. 1961-76 Autrum, H. 1962 Azar, Larry 1979 B 2 1945-87 Baptista, Luis 1984, 1986 Bacon, Robert L. 1960-61 Baggerman, Bertha 1957-61, 1976 Bagnara, Joseph T. 1955-78 Baker, Arthur J. 1963-64 Baker, Michelle n.d. Baker, Myron C. 1978 Bakus, Gerald J. 1973-76 Donald S. Farner 3381-88-21 Page 2 Box Series Folders Dates 1 (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) Balasubramanian, K.S. 1975 Balda, Russell P. 1987 Balthazart, Jacques 1981-83 Bangham, R.V. 1961-62 Barker, Shelley 1959-63 Bargmann, W. 1960-67 Barnes, Ella 1972 Barr, Joseph S. 1953-54 Barnes, Brian M. 1981-85 Barrington, E.J.W. 1974, 1979 Bartholomew, George 1959-85 Baskett, Thomas S. 1967-68 Basu, S.L. 1961-68 Baumel, J.J. 1965-86 Beaudry, Norman N. 1961 Beer, Colin G. 1971-72 Beer, James R. 1962 Beidleman, Richard G. 1979 Beer, Robert E. 1963 Belden, Donald A. 1956-57 Bellrose, Frank 1951-60 Bender, R.C. 1953-57 Bennett, Albert F. 1979-83 Bennett, H. Stanley 1957-69 Benoit, J. 1961-73 Bennet-Rezabova, Blanka ca. 1972 Benson, John 1973 Bentley, Peter 1961-63 Berger, Andrew J. 1955-62, 1973 Bergman, David H. 1965 Bergstrom, E. Alexander 1960-68 Bern, Howard A. 1960-83 Bernier, Paul E. 1962 Bernstein, Irving H. 1954-57 Berthold, Peter 1970-88 Betz, Thomas W. 1971-83 Bertram, G.C.L. 1974 Bhatt, Dinesh 1985 Biebach, H. 1985 Biederman, Arthur A. 1959-64 Birch, L.C. 1962 Bishop, David W. 1962-67 Black, Jean Thomson 1986 Blahser, Sabine 1982-85 Blair, Frank W. 1967-70 Black, Edgar 1953-60 Blake, Charles H. 1961-81 Blake, Gabrielle M. 1964 Blank, James L. 1979-80 Blick, K. 1979 Blohowiak, Cathy 1979 Bluhm, Cynthia 1988 2 2 1980-88 Bock, Walter J. 2 1964-87 Donald S. Farner 3381-21 Page 3 Series Folders Dates 2 (cont.) GENERAL C0RRESP0NDECE (cont.) Boddington, Jennie 1985-86 Bodznick, David 1978-79 Bolt, Douglas 1979 Bons, N. 1980-81 Borneman, John C. 1980 Bosch, Ricardo 1966-67 Bourliere, D.F. 1946, 1958 Bradshaw, S.D. 1977-84 Boykin, Carolyn 1979 Brady, N.C. 1968-70, 1981 Braithwaite, L.W. 1972-74 Braymer, H.D. 1980 Brehm, Kuno 1975 Breitenbach, Robert P. 1962-67 Brennan, James M. 1954-55 Brereton, John L. 1960-62 Brinkmann, Klaus 1969 Brodkorb, Pierce 1970 Broekhuysen, G.J. 1972 Brokelmann, J. 1963 Brookhart, John M. 1961-64 Brown, Dugald E.S. 1964-65 Brown, Frank 1967 Brown, Frank A. 1955 Brown, Harrison 1964-74 Brown, Richard M. 1966-70 Brunner, Emil 1965 Brush, Alan H. 1973-84 Buechner, H.K. 1956-76 Buonomo, Frances C. 1981 Burke, W.H. 1980 Burkhard, Stephan 1975 Burkhardt, D. 1967 Burla, H. 1962-72 Burleigh, Thomas D. 1948-51 Burnstock, G. 1963 Buss, I.0. 1946-53, 1966-73 Byerly, T.C. 1968-69 Byrne, John E. 1968 Bystricky, Jo 1980 C 2 1950-74, 1982-85 Cade, Tom 1964-74, 1983 Cain, Stanley 1972-74 Caldecott, Richard S. 1966-71 Calder, William A. 1961-88 Campbell, Frank 1980 Capranica, Robert R. 1981 Carey, Cynthia 1976-81 Carlson, Harve J. 1960-72 Carlson, Jerry 1978-83 Carlson, Loren 1959-66 Carrick, Robert 1954-67 Carricker, Melbourne R. 1973 Cassel, Frank J. 1953-61 Donald S. Farner 3381-88-21 Page 4 Series Folders Dates 2 (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) Chamberlain, Ernest W. 1964-66 Chan, Kenneth M.B. 1969-70 Chandola, Asha 1975-87 Chang, Kun-Hsiung 1980 Chaturvedi, Mr. 1976 Chavin, Walter 1973, 1984 Chen, Shi-Han 1963 Cheney, Harold E. 1957-60 Cheng, Mei-Fang 1977 China 1985 Chiba, Yoshihiko 1969 Chiasson, Robert B. 1962-66 Chilgren, John D. 1977-78 Christman, Russell F. 1979 Clark, E.E. 1979 Clark, Mary E. 1979 Clark, R.B. 1961 Clark, Ronald G. 1979 Coffin, Harold G. 1959-62 Cohen, A.L. 1967 Coleman, John 1969-73 Colfax High School Class Reunion 1983 Colfax High School Basketball Team (1933) 1979 Comita, Gabriel 1968-74 Conaway, Clinton H. 1962 Conte, Frank P. 1982 Cooke, Ian 1970 Cooper, J.E. 1980 Cooper, Susan C. 1962-65 Cosmos Club 1974-86 Costello, Donald P. 1963 Cotlow, Lewis 1979 Cracraft, Joel 1977-78 Crawford, Bryce 1985 Craighead, John 1969 Crews, David 1982 Crim, J. 1983-84 Curry-Lindahl, K. 1955-78 Czarnecki, Zygmunt 1976-77 Czeschlik, Dieter 1986-87 D 2 1954-68, 1976-85 Daciuk, Juan 1979 DaLage, Christian 1964-66 Darden, Thomas R. 1970-78 Dathe, C.H. 1975-82 Davies, Stephen 1973-74 3 Davis, David E. 1949-74 Davis, John 1962-74 Dawbin, William 1956-70 Dawson, William R. 1961-88 Day, Max 1956-64 Deflandre-Moore, A. 1977 DeGennaro, Louis 1979, 1983 Delazari, Bogdan 1975 Donald S. Farner 3381-88-21 Page 5 Box Series Folders Dates 3 (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) Demian, Emile 1980 Deviche, Pierre 1982-83 Devillers, P. 1978 DeWolfe, Barbara 1966, 1974 Diericks, K. 1964 Dilger, W.C. 1960-66 Dingell, John D. 1970 Dittami, John 1981-87 Dobkin, David S. 1974 Dobrynina, I.N. n.d. Dobrowolski, Kazimierz 1975-81 Doerr, John E. 1943-60 Dolnik, V.R. 1961-87 Dominic, C.J. 1968 Donham, Richard S. 1970-87 Donovan, Conrad A. 1960-67 Dorst, J. 1974 Downing, William L. 1982-85 Drake, Charles 1959-66 Drent, Rudolf 1971-74 Drummond, George I. 1960-66 Dunnet, G.M. 1977 Durairaj, G. 1978 Drury, William H. 1957-64 Drysdale, Russell 1962-69 Devereux, William C. 1986 Duke, Peter 1980 Duncker, H.R. 1977-86 Dunlap, Donald G. 1969-71 Dunphy, Danny M. 1984 Dustman, E.H. 1972 DuToit, C.A. 1972 Duvall, Allen J. 1949-52 E 2 1962-86 Edgar, S.A. 1948-59 Edwards, John S. 1970-74 Ehrenfield, David W. 1972 Einhorn, N.R. 1978 Eisenberg, John 1957-64 Elarosi, Hussein M. 1980 Elliott, H. 1978-81 Elvey, Chris T. 1963 Emme, A. 1962-63 Emlen, John T. Jr. 1963-76 Emlen, Stephen 1966-78 Enemar, Anders 1977 Engels, William L. 1957-63 Enright, James T. 1972-75 Ensminger, M.E. 1973 Ensor, D.M. 1978 Epple, August 1959-87 Erckmann, James 1978 Erickson, John E. 2 1966-76 Esser, K. 1978 Donald S. Farner 3381-88-21 Page 6 Box Series Folders Dates 3 (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) Estergreen, V.L. n.d. Evans, Howard n.d. Everett, Newton B. 1978 F 2 1969-72, 1976-86 Falkmer, Sture 1974 Gauque, Michelle 1980 Felts, William J.L. 1965 Fernald, Robert L. 1962-69 Filer, Lloyd J. 1972-74 Fingerman, Milton 1966 Finley, Harold 1964-76 Fischer, Klaus 1971-79 Fish, William R. 1964-67 Fisher, Harvey 1951-71 Fitzgerald, H. Walden 1956-69 Flint, Vladimir 1975 Florey, Ernst 1970-76 Fluegel, Walter 1980 Folk, G. Edgar Jr. 1977 Follett, B.K. 3 1962-72 4 4 1973-77, 1982 Follett, Richard 1977 Fontaine, M. 1955-62 Formanek, Georg 1975-76 Fox, Glen 1977 Franchimont, Paul 1975 Frankenhuis, Martin T. 1977 Fraps, R.M. 1957 Fraser, N.R. 1981 Fretwell, Steve 1986 Friedmann, Herbert 1980 Frith, Harry 1962-78 Frye, Billie Eugene 1969 Fluegel, Walter 1978 Fuller, C.E. n.d. Fujita, Hisao 1980 Fujita, T. 1979, 1988 G 2 1954-74, 1976-85 Galler, S.R. 1967 Galushin, Vladimir M. 1975 Ganong, William F. 1965-66 Gans, Carl 1971 Garber, Gilbert 1977 Garth, John 1959-67 Gauthier, Gilles n.d. George, J.C. 1958-86 Gauthreaux, Sidney 1978-79 Geschwind, Irving I. 1961-65 Ghilarov, M.S. 1977-81 Ghosh, Asok 1963-79 Gibbons, Norman 1977-78 Gibbons, Robert 1958-60 Giddens, W. Ellis 1970-72 Giese, Arthur C. 1957-60, 1969-70 Donald S. Farner 3381-88-21 Page 7 Box Series Folders Dates 4 (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) Gifford, Cameron E. 1959-60 Gilbertson, Daniel W. 1976 Gill, Frank 1980-87 Glotz, Dr. 1978 Gochfeld, Michael 1977 Goethe, F. 1979 Goldner, Lynn Beasley 1965 Goldsmith, Arthur R. 1982-86 Gonor, Jefferson J. 1968 Goodman, Gordon T.
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