Benjamin Willes

Benjamin J Willes, age 38, Little Chute, WI View Details

Cities: Neenah WI, Dubuque IA, Little Chute WI Possible Relatives: Benjamin J Willes, Eric Anthony Willes, Fred Clark Willes

Benjamin R Willes, age 42, Manassas, VA View Details

Cities: Neenah WI, Dubuque IA, Little Chute WI Possible Relatives: Benjamin J Willes, Eric Anthony Willes, Fred Clark Willes

Benjamin R Willes, age 42, Manassas, VA View Details

Locations: Neenah WI, Dubuque IA, Little Chute WI Possible Relatives: Benjamin J Willes, Eric Anthony Willes

Benjamin J Willes, age 38, Little Chute, WI View Details

Locations: Neenah WI, Dubuque IA, Little Chute WI Possible Relatives: Benjamin J Willes, Eric Anthony Willes

Benjamin M Wailes, age 40s, Alexandria, VA View Details

Locations: Alexandria VA, Richmond VA, Amherst VA Possible Relatives: Ellen Lee Wailes, I Paul Wailes, Isaac Paul Wailes

Benjamin Joseph Wailes, age 40s, Troy, MI View Details

Locations: Troy MI, Detroit MI, Alexandria VA Possible Relatives: Benjamin M Wailes

Benjamin F Willes, age 37 View Details

Address:***** Iowa St, Unit 1, Dubuque, IA. Phone Number: (920) 268-****

Benjamin J Willes, age 38 View Details

Address:***** Roosevelt St, Little Chute, WI. Phone Number: (920) 687-****

Benjamin Welles

Benjamin Sumner Welles, Jr. was an American philanthropist who was a descendant of many prominent Colonial families.

Benjamin Wilkes

Benjamin Wilkes was an 18th-century artist and naturalist in London. Wilkes' profession was 'painting of History Pieces and Portraits in Oyl'. When a friend invited him to a meeting of the Aurelian Soread more...ciety, where he first saw specimens of butterflies and moths, he became convinced that nature would be his 'best instructor' as to colour and form in art. He began to study entomology spending his leisure time collecting, studying and drawing the adults, larvae, pupae and parasitoids of Lepidoptera, assisted by the collector Mr. Joseph Dandridge. Wilkes' own collection was kept, "against the Horn Tavern in Fleet Street," London, "Where any gentleman or lady," could see his collection of insects. Henry Baker, writing in August 1749, stated that Wilkes had, "died of a fever in about a week after he had finished his laborious and elegant work," and paid tribute to Wilkes as, "indefatigable in his observations and faithful in minuting down every particular but for want of learning quite incapable of writing a book."read less...

Benjamin W. Wells

Benjamin Willis Wells was a United States scholar and editor.