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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Person created 1993-10-20 human McCarthy, G.J. updated 2025-06-16 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P000616b.htm person Mangles James FRS AACR2 1786 18 November 1867 Place of Birth England Place of Death Fairfield, Exeter, England Naturalist James Mangles was the brother of Lady Ellen Stirling, whom he visited in Western Australia in 1831. He subsequently corresponded with her and several other colonists. He was elected FRS in 1825 and was a member of the Royal Geographical Society. Molloy, Georgiana (1805 - 1843)

Georgiana Molloy collected and described botanical samples for James Mangles.

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 Mangles, James (1786-1867)

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 'Mangles, James', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Mangles, James Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Book Section: "The Whole Great Continent as a Present": Nineteenth-century Australian Women Workers in Science Maroske, Sara "The Whole Great Continent as a Present": Nineteenth-century Australian Women Workers in Science Melbourne Text Publishing Company 1993 On the Edge of Discovery: Australian Women in Science Farley Kelly 13-34 James Mangles - Records JS Battye Library of West Australian History, State Library of Western Australia James Mangles - Records LBWA/479A 1835 - 1845 2 volumes of copies of letters to Mangles from G. Molloy, G.M. Moore, R.F. Meares, Lady Ellen Stirling, J. Drummond and others relating to botany and horticulture in Western Australia 1835-45 [LBWA/479A, MN 879]. 2 volumes Australian Botanists - Biographies Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science Australian Botanists - Biographies MS 064 Hunt Institute Biographies. Short biographies, averaging 2 pages, of Australian botanists, botanical collectors or artists. 0.24 m, 3 boxes