Feedback request: Reseda luteola (1314)

[oldnick]

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Specimen #310377

Taxon:	Resedaceae: Reseda luteola L. ("Weld")
Filed in taxon folder:	Resedaceae: Reseda luteola L. ("Weld")
Collection date:	1901
Locality:	Great Britain, VC33 East Gloucestershire, Leckhampton, SO91
Institution:	Gloucester City Museum (GLR)
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Documented by hallucigenia following initial work by oldnick on 10^th November 2010.

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oldnick wrote

Any clue to collector? Anyone recognbise handwriting?

[hallucigenia]

I think it is that of A S Montgomery I spent some time a few days ago looking at sheets from Monk meadow Gloucester as there were several sheets 'unsigned', I finally found one by A S M signed and comparing the hand writing decided it was his.
He only has 14 records so far.
Chris

[Chris Liffen]

are these the signed labels?
spelling seems to be >are these the signed labels?
spelling seems to be Montgomrey on the labels ..... ? which would suggest Archibald Sim Montgomrey. Though he is named as collector, it is not clear if this is his hand writing.
< on the labels ..... ? which would suggest Archibald Sim >are these the signed labels?
spelling seems to be Montgomrey on the labels ..... ? which would suggest Archibald Sim Montgomrey. Though he is named as collector, it is not clear if this is his hand writing.
<. Though he is named as collector, it is not clear if this is his hand writing.


and from Journal of Botany 1914

He was a member of the Cotteswold Naturalists' Field

I think that some of his papers / sheets passed to the Cheltenham Museum
more on collectors message board
http://herbariaunited.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5516
Chris

[David Price]

A S >A S Montgomrey FSA (1843-1922), b. Brentford, Mx.; came to Cheltenham in 1910 & lived there almost until his death; d. at Hilperton Rectory, Wilts. His herbarium, bequeathed to his sister, was subsequently acquired by J W Haines.< FSA (1843-1922), b. Brentford, Mx.; came to Cheltenham in 1910 & lived there almost until his death; d. at Hilperton Rectory, Wilts. His herbarium, bequeathed to his sister, was subsequently acquired by J W Haines.