Marjorie Eileen Doris Courtenay-Latimer was bom in 1907. As a girl, she lived in various country towns in the Eastern Cape and Free State and, encouraged by her parents, she developed a deep love of and interest in nature. She was always on the lookout for interesting things and her curiosity and tenacity in pursuing questions until she had answers led her to make many important contributions to natural history. Most famous is her role in saving the first coelacanth known to western science, named Latimeria chalumnae after her as a tribute. This earned her admiration and respect from the scientific community the world over, and put East London and the East London Museum on the world map
Ann Robson had just passed her 32nd birthday when she died a few days before Christmas 1990. She was...
An obituary for Jessie Stewart Millisack Merriam, wife of California Governor Frank F. Merriam
In 1968 we lost the last of the group of old-time botanists of the Treub period of the Botanic Garde...
I had the great pleasure of spending two weeks with Miss Latimer in October 2003. I was mesmerized b...
Marjorie Eileen Doris Courtenay-Latimer, former director of the East London Museum, D.Phil. (Honoris...
Marjorie Eileen Doris Courtenay-Latimer was born in East London on February 24, 1907. She was the el...
Tribute to the late Marjorie Courtenay- Latimer. Speech delivered at the funeral by the premier of t...
Mary White was born in South Africa to an entomologist father and a botanist mother, but spent most ...
Mary White was born in South Africa to an entomologist father and a botanist mother, but spent most ...
An expert in parasitic worms at the Natural History Museum, she was a dedicated and generous colleag...
An expert in parasitic worms at the Natural History Museum, she was a dedicated and generous colleag...
An expert in parasitic worms at the Natural History Museum, she was a dedicated and generous colleag...
Indeed, Pam Gilbert was a truly fantastic colleague, one of the very best, and her passing is mourne...
The first time i ever saw Marge was in December 1938, when I visited the East London Museum to see t...
Ann Robson had just passed her 32nd birthday when she died a few days before Christmas 1990. She was...
Ann Robson had just passed her 32nd birthday when she died a few days before Christmas 1990. She was...
An obituary for Jessie Stewart Millisack Merriam, wife of California Governor Frank F. Merriam
In 1968 we lost the last of the group of old-time botanists of the Treub period of the Botanic Garde...
I had the great pleasure of spending two weeks with Miss Latimer in October 2003. I was mesmerized b...
Marjorie Eileen Doris Courtenay-Latimer, former director of the East London Museum, D.Phil. (Honoris...
Marjorie Eileen Doris Courtenay-Latimer was born in East London on February 24, 1907. She was the el...
Tribute to the late Marjorie Courtenay- Latimer. Speech delivered at the funeral by the premier of t...
Mary White was born in South Africa to an entomologist father and a botanist mother, but spent most ...
Mary White was born in South Africa to an entomologist father and a botanist mother, but spent most ...
An expert in parasitic worms at the Natural History Museum, she was a dedicated and generous colleag...
An expert in parasitic worms at the Natural History Museum, she was a dedicated and generous colleag...
An expert in parasitic worms at the Natural History Museum, she was a dedicated and generous colleag...
Indeed, Pam Gilbert was a truly fantastic colleague, one of the very best, and her passing is mourne...
The first time i ever saw Marge was in December 1938, when I visited the East London Museum to see t...
Ann Robson had just passed her 32nd birthday when she died a few days before Christmas 1990. She was...
Ann Robson had just passed her 32nd birthday when she died a few days before Christmas 1990. She was...
An obituary for Jessie Stewart Millisack Merriam, wife of California Governor Frank F. Merriam
In 1968 we lost the last of the group of old-time botanists of the Treub period of the Botanic Garde...