The Anatomist - Bill Hayes [106]
1860–91
Henry and Harriet Carter’s daughter, Eliza, married an Italian soldier, Federico di Villalta, in 1881. At the time of her death in Florence at age thirty-one (cause unknown), her only child, Ignazio Federico, was five years old. In his will, Carter established a sizable trust for his grandson.
HENRY VANDYKE CARTER
1831–97
Carter’s official cause of death was “phthisis pulmonalis” (pulmonary tuberculosis), and he is buried in a family plot at Scarborough Cemetery. Funds are currently being raised by the London County Council to commemorate his life with one of the city’s famous blue plaques.
ELIZA SOPHIA “LILY” CARTER MOON
1832–98
Lily outlived her husband (William James Moon) and both brothers and died at her home in Scarborough on December 14, 1898, of “acute pneumonia.” She was sixty-five years old. Lily was survived by three of her four children.
Acknowledgments
To the anatomists, teachers, fellow students, librarians, archivists, agent, editor, publisher, family members, and friends who helped me during various stages of writing this book, I thank you all equally:
Steve Barclay, Lea Beresford, Barbara and John Bourassa, Jane Breyer, Sylvia Brownrigg, the Byrne family, Gina Centrello, Andy Chamberlain, Susan Cohan, Ben Collins and Stephen Pelton, Doug Cooper, Nancy and Tim Cossette, Robin Coupar, Chris Davis, Josh Devore, Nripendra Dhillon, Tom DiRenzo, Anne Donjacour, Martin Duke, Meri Dunn, Amanda Engineer and the entire staff of the Poynter Reading Room at the Wellcome Library, Emily Forland, Sheila Geraghty, Sandra Gibson, Shawn Hassler, Jean and John Hayes, Patti Hayes, Mary and John Kamb, Lang Kehua, Rachel Kind, Yvonne Leach, Ming Ma, Massoud, Kathy and Dan Mayeda, Hazel McDonald, David Mikko, Nancy Miller, Keith Nicol, Charlie Ordahl, Ben Ospital, Chris Ospital, Kolja Paech, Sam Pak, Sandra Phillips, Kelly Piacente, Martin Pugh, Gregory Riley, Rev. Rachel Rivers, Richard Rodriguez, Dana Rohde, Conrad Sanchez, Cap Sparling, Kristen Stewart, Cheyenne Strube, Sexton Sutherland, Paul Teresi, Janine Terrano, Nallini Thevakarrunai, Kim Topp, Fernando Vescia, Jay Wagner, Wendy Weil, Vicki and Jim Weiland, Valerie Wheat, Paul Wisotzky, and Melaine Zimmerman.
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HENRY GRAY
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