Huntington, Archer M. (Archer Milton), 1870-1955
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Huntington, Archer Milton, 1870-1955
Huntington, Archer Milton, 1870-
Worsham, Archer Milton, 1870-1955
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Huntington, Archer Milton, 1870-
Huntington, Archer Milton, 1870-1955
Sources
found: Catalogue of the library of Ferdinand Columbus, 1905:t.p. (Archer M. Huntington)
found: LC in RLIN, 10/09/97(hdg.: Huntington, Archer Milton, 1870-1955)
found: LC database, Sept. 19, 2006(old cat. hdg.: Huntingdon, Archer Milton, 1870-)
found: Treasures from the Hispanic Society Library, 2022:page 15 (Archer M. Huntington; Archer Milton Huntington; born 1870; founder of The Hispanic Society of America)
found: DB~e (Real Academia de la Historia) website, January 4, 2023(Huntington, Archer Milton. New York, 10.III.1870 -- Redding, Connecticut, 11.XII.1955. Hispanist, poet and philanthropist; He was born Archer Milton Worsham, and took the Huntington surname when his mother, Arabella Duval Yarrington, married Collis Potter Huntington (1884)) - https://dbe.rah.es/biografias/12344/archer-milton-huntington found: Archivo de la Real Academia Española website, viewed January 4, 2023(Huntington, Archer Milton (1870-1955); born in New York on March 10, 1870; died in Bethel (Connecticut, United States of America) on December 11, 1955. Archaeologist. Bibliophile. Hispanist. Poet. Collector. Founder of the Hispanic Society of America (1904). President of the American Geographical Society. President of the American Museum of Natural History. President of the New York Historical Society. President of the Museum of the American Indian. President of the Heye Foundation) - http://archivo.rae.es/index.php/huntington-archer-milton-1870-1955 found: archINFORM, January 4, 2023(Archer Milton Huntington; American art collector, author, poet, archaeologist, entrepreneur and writer; born March 10, 1870 in New York City; died December 11, 1955 in Bethel; philanthropist and scholar, primarily known for his contributions to the field of Hispanic Studies)
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1997-10-10: new
2023-01-06: revised
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