| 550 |  |
Edmund Blunt. First Assistant in the Coast Survey. Hired by Ferdinand Hassler in 1834 1799-1866 |
1860? |
551 |  |
Roswell Bolstad. Navigation officer on the EXPLORER. 1902-? |
1950 |
552 |  |
Roswell Bolstad. Navigation officer on the EXPLORER. 1902-? |
1950 |
553 |  |
Tom Borden. Possibly Coast and Geodetic Survey employee |
1882 |
554 |  |
Glendon E. Boothe. Attending field photogrammetry course |
Seattle, Washington 1951 |
555 |  |
Glendon E. Boothe. In uniform at triangulation station |
South Dakota 1924 |
556 |  |
William Bowie. Chief of geodesy from 1909 till 1936 retirement. Bowie Medal of American Geophysical Union established in his honor |
1936 |
557 |  |
Mart Braden. Field geodesist |
Idaho 1922 |
558 |  |
Gershom Bradford. Assistant in the Coast and Geodetic Survey |
1884? |
559 |  |
Edward B. Brown |
Norfolk, Virginia 1929 |
560 |  |
Edwin J. Brown. Electronics whiz; geodesist; geophysicist. 1899-1935 Died in auto accident |
1934? |
561 |  |
Fair J. Bryant |
1930? |
562 |  |
Fair J. Bryant in center. |
1950? |
563 |  |
Clarence Burmister. Electronics whiz - helped develop Shoran and EPI for survey use |
1950? |
564 |  |
Mate R. P. Bush. On MARINDUQUE in Philippines |
Philippines 1923 |
565 |  |
Bos'n Casey of the HYDROGRAPHER. |
Gulf of Mexico 1928? |
566 |  |
Richardson Clover |
|
567 |  |
Chief Collins |
Philippines 1923 |
568 |  |
Leo Otis Colbert |
Washington, D.C. 1940? |
569 |  |
Benjamin A. Colonna. Assistant in the Coast and Geodetic Survey |
|
570 |  |
R. E. Colston |
|
571 |  |
Horace G. Conerly. In World War II Marine uniform |
1945? |
572 |  |
Horace G. Conerly. Receiving award after serving as liaison to Army Artillery at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma |
|
573 |  |
Chief Conover. On the LYDONIA |
1930 |
574 |  |
J. D. Crichton. Demonstrating inclined tripod mounted on velocipede |
1920 |
575 |  |
Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren. Served with Coast Survey in 1830's. Only naval officer to ever head triangulation party Remained a lifelong friend of Ferdinand Hassler |
1864? |
576 |  |
Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren. Served with Coast Survey in 1830's. Only naval officer to ever head triangulation party Remained a lifelong friend of Ferdinand Hassler |
|
577 |  |
William Healy Dall |
|
578 |  |
George Miffllin Dallas. Vice-President under President Polk. Uncle of Alexander Dallas Bache |
|
579 |  |
George Davidson. As a young man |
|
580 |  |
George Davidson. In middle age |
|
581 |  |
George Davidson. As sketched by Cleveland Rockwell reading a newspaper |
|
582 |  |
George Davidson |
1883? |
583 |  |
George Davidson |
1880? |
584 |  |
George Davidson. In old age on the steamer SPOKANE |
June 20, 1907 |
585 |  |
Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis. Served on Coast Survey under both Ferdinand Hassler and Alexander Bache. Intellectual, helped found National Academy of Sciences Brother-in-law of Benjamin Peirce |
|
586 |  |
William F. Deane |
|
587 |  |
Richard B. Derickson |
|
588 |  |
E. F. Dickins. Assistant in the Coast and Geodetic Survey |
1880? |
589 |  |
Philip C. Doran. Shipboard in dress whites |
Philippines 1932? |
590 |  |
Philip C. Doran. Taking it easy after a hard field season |
Philippines |
591 |  |
Boatswain Eden. Described as a typical deepsea sailor. On the LYDONIA |
|
592 |  |
Ernest Eickelberg. As a young C&GS deck officer |
|
593 |  |
Ernest Eickelberg. |
|
594 |  |
William Eimbeck. Assistant in the C&GS. Led 39th Parallel triangulation through Rocky Mountains and Great Basin |
|
595 |  |
John Ellerbe |
|
596 |  |
Commander George F. Emmons |
|
597 |  |
George A. Fairfield. Assistant in the C&GS |
|
598 |  |
"Jay Bird" Fairfield. Probably Walter A. Fairfield, son of George A. Fairfield |
|
599 |  |
Robert Lee Faris |
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