John Bartram

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John Bartram was an 18th-century American botanist and explorer, often regarded as the "father of American botany" for his extensive plant collection and contributions to natural science.

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instanceOf American botanist
botanist
explorer
human
appointedBy King George III NERFINISHED
birthDate 1699-03-23
birthPlace Darby, Pennsylvania Colony NERFINISHED
child William Bartram NERFINISHED
collectionFocus living plants from North America
seeds of North American plants
correspondent Carl Linnaeus NERFINISHED
Mark Catesby NERFINISHED
Peter Collinson NERFINISHED
Philip Miller NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship British America NERFINISHED
deathDate 1777-09-22
deathPlace Kingsessing, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
explored Appalachian Mountains NERFINISHED
St. Johns River region in Florida NERFINISHED
eastern North America
southeastern British colonies in North America
fieldOfWork botany
natural history
founded Bartram’s Garden NERFINISHED
heritage English descent
honorificTitle King’s Botanist for North America
influenced American botany
William Bartram NERFINISHED
knownAs father of American botany
memberOf American Philosophical Society
name John Bartram NERFINISHED
notableAchievement correspondence with leading European botanists
extensive collection of North American plants
introduction of American plants to European gardens
pioneering botanical exploration in North America
notableWork Bartram’s Garden NERFINISHED
North American plant collections
occupation botanist
explorer
farmer
patron Peter Collinson NERFINISHED
religion Quakerism NERFINISHED
residence Kingsessing, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
spouse Ann Mendenhall NERFINISHED
workLocation British North America NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania Colony NERFINISHED
yearOfAppointment 1765

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Bartram Village namedAfter John Bartram
Bartram’s Garden foundedBy John Bartram
Bartram’s Garden namedAfter John Bartram