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Titford, William Jowett, 1784-1823 or 1827

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Personal name headingTitford, William Jowett, 1784-1823 or 1827
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Variant(s)Titford, W. J. (William Jowett), 1784-1823 or 1827
Titford, William Jowit, 1784-1823 or 1827
Titford, William Jowett, 1784-approxiamtely 1823
LocatedLondon, England New York, N.Y. Jamaica
Birth date17840513
Death date[1823,1827]
Place of birthJamaica
Field of activityAccounting Botany Medicine Natural history
AffiliationCotes, Titford and Brookes, London, England
Society for the Encouragement of the Arts Manufactures and Commerce
College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York
Profession or occupationAccountant Author Naturalist
Found inSketches towards a hortus botanicus americanus, 1811 : title page (by W.J. Titford, M.D., corresponding member of the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, &c.)
Sketches towards a hortus botanicus americanus, 1811, via WWW WorldCat citation, February 20, 2013 (author: Titford, William Jowit; born 1784; died 1823?)
Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, volume 8, 2012, via WWW, February 20, 2013 (William Jowett Titford; born 1784; died 1823 or 1827; resided Spanish Town, Jamaica)
Adventures of Isaac Titford, 2007, via WWW, February 20, 2013 (William Jowett Titford; son of Isaac Titford, resident of Jamaica where he owned a plantation; William sorted out affairs of his father from London)
Biographical study of William Jowett Titford (1784-1823/27) and "Sketches towards a Hortus Botanicus Americanus" in Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, volume 8, 1977 : page 121, etc. (William Jowett Titford; born Jamaica 13 May 1784; educated Enfield, Middlesex, England, 1790-1798; worked as accountant for Cotes, Titford and Brookes, silk manufacturers, 1 Union Street, London; 1802-1822 travel between Jamaica, America, England; 1804 in Jamaica begins drawing trees and flowers because of scarcity of books dealing with plants of West Indies; 1806 elected member of Society for the Encouragement of the Arts Manufactures and Commerce; 1809-1810 student at Columbia College, School of Medicine, New York City; final correspondence in 1823 from Kingston, Jamaica, states he will leave Jamaica due to his ill health)
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