BATE, Miss D.M.A.
Insects including Coleoptera collected in Cyprus were acquired by the HDO in several batches between 1901 and 1908 (Smith 1986, 102). (MD 9/01)
BASTIN, A.H.
Made a collection to illustrate Economic Entomology in thirty one boxes which was purchased by Bolton Museum. Parts are now loaned out to schools. Another collection was purchased by Birmingham Museum for £30 on 17 April 1918 (Accessions Book no. 19). (MD 9/01)
BASDEN, E.B.
There are beetles collected by Basden in the RSM. He worked at the Plant Infestation Laboratory, Slough. (MD 9/01)
BARTUP, J.
K.C.Lewis tells me that there are specimens collected by Bartup in his collection. (MD12/06)
BARTON, Stephen
Died at the age of 78. In 1852 Barton visited Australia where he resided for two or three years and made extensive collections of Coleoptera including many which were new to science. Some of these were described by his friend Henry Walter Bates. He also collected at the Cape and other places en route. He hoped at one time to join Bates in South America but when this fell through he settled down to business in Bristol where he is recorded in Ent. Ann., 1860, at Quay Head Street.
BARTON, Lewis F.
Published a number of notes on interesting captures of beetles in Ent.mon.Mag., including 'Coleoptera in Surrey and Hampshire’ (43, 1907, 253); 'Coleoptera at Newcastle, etc., in 1909' (46, 1910, 189-190); 'A new locality for Aulonium trisulcum Geoff.' (71, 1935, 226) and three notes on 'Crioceris lilii Scop. in Chobham; Surrey'(76, 1940, 236, 77, 1941, 278, and 79, 1943, 18,19).
BARTON, C.S.
Arrow, J.G., Rutelinae, Desmonycinae, Euchirinae, FBI, 1917, 222, records that he collected Rutelinae in Burma. (MD 9/01)
BARTLETT, J.P.
Listed by Lott (2009), 10, as a collector in Leicestershire in 1848. (MD 11/09)
BARTLETT, H.F.D.
Lived for many years on the Isle of St. Helena where he worked on the beetle fauna. He considered that the beetle population had declined since the publication of Woollaston's work (1877) largely owing to the disappearance before cultivation of much of the native forest. There is a short obituary in Proc.RESL., 5, 1940-41, 40. FES 1907. (MD 9/01)
BARTLETT, Charles
Published 'Acanthocinus aedilis L. in N. Devon' and 'A note on Coleoptera in drift pine logs' in Ent.mon.Mag., 54, 1918, 137-8 and 57, 1921, 15, respectively. Bartlett gives his address as Morwenstow, Woodhill, Portishead, Somerset. In 1906 the Naturalist’s Directory records him living at Westbury on Trymm, Bristol. He also published notes on the Lepidoptera. Atty (1983), iii-iv, records that Bartlett was a contributor to V.R. Perkins' Gloucestershire list and that he flourished as a Coleopterist c.1895-1900 (MD 9/01, 2/08, 8/17)