Techincal Studies

SUPPLEMENT 4

Technical Studies

The following is a list of technical studies prepared for the Bartram Trail Conference in conjunction with the Bartram Heritage Study. The original reports are available for public review in the files of the Bartram Trail Conference. Additional studies not listed here were prepared by the Bartram Trail Conference staff.

Study Subjects		Authors
William Bartram's Role in the History of Natural History		CHARLOTTE M. PORTER New York, New York
Significance of William Bartram from a Horticultural Viewpoint		JULIE L. MORRIS Newport, Rhode Island
Significance of William Bartram from an Ornithological Viewpoint		HELEN CRUICKSHANK Rockledge, Florida
Significance of William Bartram from a Literary, Religious, and Philosophical Viewpoint		WILLIAM L. HOWARTH Princeton, New Jersey
Significance of William Bartram from an Amthropologicall Ethnographical Viewpoint		JOFFRE L. COE Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Significance of William Bartram from a Malacological Viewpoint		R. TUCKER ABBOTT Greenville, Delaware
Significance of William Bartram from a Herpetological Viewpoint		KRAIG ADLER Ithaca, New York
Significance of William Bartram from an Ichthyological Viewpoint		Tim M. BERRA Mansfield, Ohio
Description of the Southeast Region; Bartram's Time to Present		HORACE P. MORGAN Decatur, Georgia
Description of "East & West Florida;" Bartram's Time to Present		WOODWARD B. SKINNER Pensacola, Florida
Description of "West Florida;" Bartram's Time to Present		ELBERT R. HILLIARD Madison, Mississippi
Bartram's Travels in North Carolina		ROWELL D. BOSSE & CHARLES F. MOORE Brevard, North Carolina
Bartram's Travels in South Carolina		GRAYDON C. KINGSLAND Clemson, South Carolina
Bartram's Travels in Florida		DOROTHY DRIGGERS East Palatka, Florida
Bartram's Travels in Alabama		MILO B. HOWARD Montgomery, Alabama
Bartram's Travels in Mississippi		M. JAMES STEVENS Gulfport, Mississippi
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—North Carolina		JACK D. PITTILLO Sylva, North Carolina
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—South Carolina		GRAYDON C. KINGSLAND Clemson, South Carolina
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—Georgia		MARIE B. MELLINGER Tiger, Georgia
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—Florida		WYMAN D. LONG Palatka, Florida
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—Alabama		VERDA HORNE Fairhope, Alabama
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—Mississippi		JOSEPH JACOB Jackson, Mississippi
Inventory of Natural Areas Within Study Corridor—Louisiana		CHARLES FRYLING, JR. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Inventory of Cultural Areas Within Study Corridor—North Carolina		HARLEY JOLLEY Mars Hill, North Carolina
Inventory of Cultural Areas Within Study Corridor—Mississippi		MARGARET M. ALLEN Gulfport, Mississippi
Inventory of Cultural Areas Within Study Corridor—Louisiana		MILTON NEWTON, JR. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
A History of the Bartram Trail Conference		MARTHA MCINNIS Montgomery Alabama
A History of the John Bartram Association		MARGARET EVANS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A History of the North Carolina Bartram Trail Society		HELEN McKELVEY Brevard, North Carolina
A History of the Bartram Trail Society of Georgia		GRADY BELL Lithia Springs, Georgia
A History of the Bartram Trail Society of Florida		WYMAN D. LONG Palatka, Florida
A History of the Governor's Mississippi Bartram Trail Advisory Committee		ROSALIE B. ROTWEIN Brandon, Mississippi
A History of the Louisiana Bartram Trail Commission		SANDRA G. THOMPSON Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Garden Club Involvement in the Bartram Trail Movement		BETTY MILLAR Germantown, Tennessee