Jeanne Hannington Goulding
Jeanne Hannington Goulding (1915–2009) was a New Zealand botanist. From 1978 to 1980 she was head of the botany department at Auckland Institute and Museum.
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Jeanne Hannington Goulding
- Born
- 1915
- Died
- 2009
- Nationality
- New Zealand
- Occupation
- writer · botanist · designer · botanical collector
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Jeanne Hannington Goulding (1915–2009) was a New Zealand botanist. From 1978 to 1980 she was head of the botany department at Auckland Institute and Museum.
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Jeanne Hannington Goulding (1915–2009) was a botanical collector, botanist and designer, among other activities, of New Zealand nationality. The botanical collector worked for Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira.
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Goulding's parents were Vera Goulding and John Hannington Goulding, who was killed in action in World War I five months after leaving New Zealand in 1915. She was on the staff of the botany department at Auckland Institute and Museum, and was head of the department from 1978 to 1980. One of her achievements in the department was to mount the bookplates in the Percy Neville Barnett Collection of the museum library.
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1915
Jeanne Hannington Goulding born.
2009
Jeanne Hannington Goulding died.
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• Goulding J. H. (1971). Phormium: or New Zealand flax. Auckland Institute and Museum. • Goulding J. H. (J. H. & Osborne F. (1983). Fanny Osborne's flower paintings. Auckland N.Z.
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- 1.Goulding, Jeanne Hannington, 1915–2009. natlib.govt.nz.
- 2.University of Canterbury Library. Mrs Vera Goulding with Jeanne Hannington Goulding (baby). kohika.canterbury.ac.nz.
- 3.John Hannington Goulding New Zealand War Graves Project. www.nzwargraves.org.nz.
- 4.Goulding, Jeanne H. Fanny Osborne's flower paintings. Heinemann. 1983. 0-86863-396-8.
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Jeanne Hannington Goulding is recorded as writer, botanist, designer and botanical collector.
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