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Phoebe Lankester was a British botanist known for her popular science writing, particularly on wildflowers, parasitic plants, and ferns. Her writing incorporated both technical, high-level text and writing accessible to the lay reader.

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• Birth
  April 10, 1825 in Highbury
• Marriage with Edwin Lankester
  1845
• Birth of Edwin Ray Lankester
  May 15, 1847 in Greater London[2]
• Birth of Phebe Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and 1871 in Greater London[1]
• Birth of Marion Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and 1871 in Greater London[1]
• Birth of Samuel Rushton Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and October 13, 1851 in Greater London[1]
• Birth of E(dwin?) Forbes Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and 1871 in Greater London[1]
• Birth of Nina Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and 1871 in Greater London[1]
• Birth of Jessie Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and 1871 in Greater London[1]
• Birth of A Owen Lankester
  sometime between October 14, 1850 and 1871 in Greater London[1]
• Residence with Edwin Lankester, Phebe Lankester, Marion Lankester, Samuel Rushton Lankester, E(dwin?) Forbes Lankester, Nina Lankester, Jessie Lankester, A Owen Lankester
  1871 in Hampstead
• Death of Phebe Lankester
  sometime after 1871
• Death of Marion Lankester
  sometime after 1871
• Death of E(dwin?) Forbes Lankester
  sometime after 1871
• Death of Nina Lankester
  sometime after 1871
• Death of Jessie Lankester
  sometime after 1871
• Death of A Owen Lankester
  sometime after 1871
• Birth of Caroline Phebe Lankester
  December 22, 1875 in Surabaya[3]
• Death of Samuel Rushton Lankester
  October 13, 1896 in Batavia[1]
• Death
  April 9, 1900

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1. The Colonies and IndiaLondon Mention of death for Samuel Rushton Lankester, The Colonies and India, 1896-11-24, page 30
2. Wikipedia Wikipedia article about Ray Lankester Accessed April 27, 2020
3. Gemeente Den Haag Bevolkingsregister Den HaagDen Haag Population registry, Den Haag, 0354-01.0513