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Familytree.Post1800met.20210419.Pdf Johann Friedrich Gmelin Nicolas Louis Vauquelin Thomas Jones Franz August Wolf Georg Friedrich Hildebrandt Abraham Gotthelf Kastner Georg Christoph Lichtenberg Friedrich Stromeyer John Hudson Johann Salomo Schweigger Heinrich Wilhelm Brandes Hans Christian Oersted Claude Louis Berthollet Antoine Francois de Fourcroy Abraham Gottlob Werner U. Gottingen U. Cambridge U. Nuremburg U. Gottingen U. Copenhagen 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac Carl Friedrich Christian Mohs Johann Afzelius 1801 U. Paris U. Freiburg 1801 1801 Jons Jacob Berzelius Johann Friedrich Blumenbach 1802 Uppsala U. 1802 Karl Casar von Leonhard Johann Friedrich August Gottling Georg von Vega 1803 U. Gottingen 1803 Karl Wilhelm Gottlob Kastner Ignaz Lindner Jean-Baptiste Fourier U. Jena U. Vienna 1805 1805 1805 Claude-Louis Navier 1806 Ecole Polytechnique 1806 1807 Rene Just Hauy 1808 Christian Samuel Weiss Carl Friedrich Gauss 1809 U. Leipzig 1809 Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel John Dawson Karl von Langsdorf U. Gottingen 1810 1810 Adam Sedgwick Martin Ohm Joseph Franz von Jacquin 1811 U. Cambridge U. Erlangen-Nuremberg 1811 1811 Leopold Gmelin Christian Gerling 1812 U. Gottingen U. Gottingen 1812 1812 Jacques Etienne Berard Giuseppe 1813 U. Paris U. 1813 1 Eilhard Mitscherlich Carl Friedrich Phillip von Martius Jean-Baptiste Joseph Delambre Johannes Theodorus Rossijn 1814 U. Gottingen U. Erlangen-Nuremberg 1814 1814 Gerard Moll Jan Hendrik van Swinden John Gough U. Utrecht 1815 1815 Pieter Johannes Uylenbroek George Peacock William Whewell 1816 U. Amsterdam U. Cambridge U. Cambridge 1816 1816 1816 Andreas von Ettingshausen 1817 U. Vienna 1817 1818 Richard Van Rees 1819 U. Utrecht 1819 1820 Heinrich Rose 1821 U. Kiel 1821 August Kunzek Heinrich Georg Bronn Friedrich Wilhelm August Argelander 1822 U. Vienna U. Heidelberg U. Konigsberg 1822 1822 1822 Justus Von Liebig Friedrich Wohler George Biddell Airy Julius Plucker Heinrich Ferdinand Scherk Karl Brandan Mollweide Wilhelm Traugott Krug 1823 U. Nuremburg U. Heidelberg U. Cambridge U. Marburg U. Berlin 1823 1823 1823 1823 1823 Moritz Wilhelm Drobisch 1824 U. Leipzig 1824 Franz Ernst Neumann Johann Franz Encke U. Berlin U. Berlin 1825 1825 1825 Antoine-Jerome Balard John Hymers Augustus De Morgan Heinrich Wilhelm Dove 1826 Montpelier U. Cambridge U. Cambridge U. Berlin 1826 1826 1826 1826 Heinrich Gustav Magnus Wilhelm Eduard Weber Gustav Dirichlet Johann Arzberger 1827 U. Berlin U. Halle-Wittenberg U. Bonn 1827 1827 1827 Ferdinand Jakob Redtenbacher Louis Agassiz 1829 U. Vienna U. Erlangen-Nuremberg 1829 1829 Robert Wilhelm Bunsen William Hopkins Isaac Todhunter 1830 U. Gottingen U. Cambridge U. Cambridge 1830 1830 1830 Ernst Kummer 1831 MLU Halle-Wittenberg 1831 1832 1833 Josef Redtenbacher John Pond 1834 U. Vienna 1834 James Glaisher Frederik Kaiser U. Leiden 1835 1835 1835 Pieter Leonard Rijke 1836 U. Leiden 1836 Heinrich Will Wilhelm Gottlieb Hankel 1839 U. Giessen U. Wittenberg 1839 1839 1840 August Wilhelm von Hofmann George Gabriel Stokes James Joseph Sylvester Ludwig A. Colding Carl Valentin Holten 1841 Ludwig-Maximilian U., Munich U. Cambridge U. Dublin U. Copenhagen Technical U. Denmark 1841 1841 1841 1841 1841 Adolph Strecker 1842 U. Giessen 1842 A. W. Hermann Kolbe Franz Brunnow Gustav Karsten 1843 U. Marburg U. Berlin U. Berlin 1843 1843 1843 Heinrich Wilhelm Heintz Christophorus Buys Ballot 1844 U. Berlin U. Utrecht 1844 1844 Carl Ernst Heinrich Schmidt Leopold Kronecker 1845 U. Gottingen U. Berlin 1845 1845 Georg Andreas Carl Stadeler Enric 1846 U. Gottingen U. 1846 1 Gustav Heinrich Wiedemann 1847 U. Berlin 1847 Benjamin Apthorp Gould Josiah Parsons Cooke John Strong Newberry Rudolf Julius Clausius 1848 U. Gottingen Harvard U. Cleveland Medical School U. Wittenberg 1848 1848 1848 1848 Emil Erlenmeyer Heinrich Franz Peter Limpricht William H. Besant 1850 U. Giessen U. Gottingen U. Cambridge 1850 1850 1850 Bernhard Riemann 1851 U. Gottingen 1851 Friedrich August Kekule Petre Guthrie Tait Jean Abraham Chretien Oudemans Ogden Rood 1852 U. Giessen U. Cambridge U. Leiden Princeton U. 1852 1852 1852 1852 Peter Waage Charles Young Gustav Anton Zeuner Rudolf Lipschitz 1853 U. Christiania Dartmouth U. U. Leipzig U. Berlin 1853 1853 1853 1853 Pierre Eugene Marcelin Berthelot James Clerk Maxwell Franz Reuleaux Wilhelm Forster Rudolf F. A. Clebsch Karl Weierstrass 1854 U. France U. Cambridge Karlsruhe U. Bonn U. Konigsberg U. Konigsberg 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 Johann Georg Anton Geuther 1855 U. Gottingen 1855 Eduard Suess Charles Frederick Chandler Ferdinand von Richthofen Carl Christian Bruhns 1856 U. Vienna U. Gottingen Humboldt-U. zu Berlin U. Berlin 1856 1856 1856 1856 Francesco Rossetti Edward John Routh James Craig Watson 1857 U. 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