The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Joseph Dandridge (1665 - 23 Dec 1747)
Entomologist and an associate of and proxy collector for Petiver, going on "botanizing" expeditions for him (Riley, 93). He also had a collection of his own (Petiver, table 22). Probably the "Dandrige" mentioned by Uffenbach as a collector of insects. Other biography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Dandridge Collector (minor)Relevant locations: Lived at or near London, England
Lived at or near residence of Joseph Dandridge , London
Relationships: Joseph Dandridge was a associate or acquaintance (general) of James Petiver (c. 1665-Apr 1718)
Linked print sources: as Mentions or references - Gazophylacii naturæ & artis decas prima[-decima]: In quâ animalia, quadrupeda, aves, pisces, reptilia, insecta, vegetabilia; item fossilia, corpora marina & stirpes minerales è terra eruta, lapides figurâ insignes &c. Descriptionibus brevibus & iconibus illustrantur. Hisce annexa erit supellex antiquaria, numismata, gemmæ excisæ, & soulpturæ, opera figulina, lucernae, urnae, instrumenta varia, inscriptiones, busta, reliquaque ad rem priscam spectantia: item machinæ, effigies clarorum virorum, omniaque arte producta.
as Mentions or references - London in 1710, from the Travels of Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach .
as Mentions or references - The Club at the Temple Coffee House Revisited.
References in Documents:
Dealensis
My ingenious
Friends Mr.
Friends Mr
Mr.
and Mr.
Apothecary
at
have all observed this elegantFucus
about
Filicinus
Mr.
found this
by the side of aGutter
or Rivulet, in aWood
near
between
and
fasciatum.
DellsWinckle
He first sending it me from the
Lands end. Mr.
and
subtus pallidis. The
LincolnshireFritillary.
First observed
there, and given me by
there, and given me by
MadamGlanvile
The Curious Mr.
dridge
hath lately caughthim not far from
Scarabæustriceros
an
Bouceros
velTauroceros
Moff.152. fig. 2.
id.Angl. 1008.
Spring.
bulosis.
I first received this from
since which
Dandridge
hath observed it on
inMay.
anList. H.
A. A.
app.Tab. 4. Fig. 8.
gave me this large Beetle, who observed it in the
Spring
about
Pits.
The Spot
less Hogg.Here needs no Figure of this, it only want
less Hogg.
ing the streak in the last.
These four varieties the Curious
has both observ'd and plainly distinguisht.
cantibus.
The Spots on
this are larger and fewer than Fig. 6.
this are larger and fewer than Fig. 6.
That ac
curate Observer
curate Observer
was the first discoverer
of this large and beautiful Insect, who caught it about the end of
of this large and beautiful Insect, who caught it about the end of
May
at the foot of
parvus, corpore nigro, ano cro
ceo. This is curiously preserved in Mr
ceo
, who caught it inJoseph Dandridge 's
Collection
Collection
June.
proboscide porretio, alis non macu
latis. This differs from
latis
Gaz. Natur.Tab. 36. Fig. 5. in
being som ewhat less, the Wings without Specki, but more clouded
on its upper edge.
on its upper edge.
observed this in
parva viridescens, corpore fuscoI have
as yet seen thi, Insect only in
Mr Dandridge ’s Collection
Its brown Body and pale Rim differs it from the next.
exigua lutea, capite & guttulis nigris.This
is the
of whose changes we owe to the aforesaid
Dandridge
This
Tableis humbly
Deditatedby
Apothecary, and F. R. S.
rubra elegans, maculis nigris. The disco
very of this beautiful Insect is owing to that nice Ob
server as well as Preserver of Nature, Mr
dridge
lata subvirens. Those in Tab. 47. &
these are most, if not all that
Dandridge
hath yet observed.
fuscus, dorso quasi cordato.The 2 first of
these I have met with, the last are of
Dandridge
more peculiar Observation and not common.
Joseph
Dandridge
Dandridge
Brown FeatherMoth , Cat. 12. I figured this and
Number 8. from Two in
Dandridges
Pin-headed pendantMushroom , Cat. 116. This grew
to the under side of a
Rose Leaf, and was presented me by
the curious Mr.
MarshDandridge 'sFrittilary36. 3.- 27
Tunbridge Grayling 14. 9. - 28
Dales Purple Eye 24. 2. - 29
EnfeildEye 24. 3. - 30
Leghorn whiteAdmiral15. 12. - 31
GawseMoth 44. 8. - 32
Glanvile 's Grayling 7. 8. - 33
Glanvile 's small Magpye 25. 1. - 34 Shining
mottledMoth 32. 4. - 35 Mottled
NettleMoth 32. 8. - 36
Cambridge RoyalLeopard33. 10. - 37
London RoyalLeopard33. 12. - 38
Hamstead smallLeopard16. xi. - 39
RagwortMoth 33. 6. - 40
Glanvile ’s green streakt Moth 7. xi. - 41
Dandridge ’s small greenishMoth42. x. A. - 42
Oursmall greenishMoth42. xi. - 43 Its
CoffinandCaterpillar42. 12. 13. - 44
Hackney BroomMoth 14. 3. - 45
Tilman Bobarts Straw Moth . 28. 2. - 46
Glanviles Orange girdledMoth19. 3. - 47
Glanviles Copper spotted Moth 7. 7. - 48 Our
raggedFurbelow 19 4. - 49
Glanvile 's tiptFurbelow25. 12. - 50
PeriodMoth 45. 13. - 51
SemicolonMoth 45. 5. - 52 Great reddish
Moth Drone36. 10. - 53 Great brown
Moth Drone36. 10. a - 54 Small Saffron-rumpt
Moth Drone42. 6. - 55 Large
Hawk Drone36. 5. - 56 Small
Hawk Drone42. 9. - 57 Small brown girdled
Wasp25. 2. - 58 Small, black, yellow girdled
Wasp25. 3. - 59 Small, Saffron yellow girdled
Wasp25. 10. - 60 Black
HedgeFly 14. 4. - 61 Narrow
Water Spider9. 12. - 62 Golden
Water Spider9. 13. - 63
MagpyeBugg 14. 7. - 64 Greenish
Bugg Kin50. 10,&c. - 65 Marbled
Bug Kin50. xi. - 66 Amber
Froghopper49. 1. - 67 Brown
Froghopper47. 6 and 7. - 68 Brown
marbled Froghopper49. 2. - 69
Dandridge sspotted Froghopper47. 4. 5. - 70 Greenish
Froghopper47. 6. - 71 Greenish
broad Froghopper49. 3. - 72 Horned
Froghopper47. 2. 3. - 73 Bright geen
Piper50. 6. - 74 Bright Verdigrease
Piper50. 7.
EnglishButterflies, Moths,
&c.
redDandridge sFroghopper47. 4. 5.HartDandridge sPiper50. 9.large wavedDandridge sPiper24. 4.In the afternoon