List of the plants of Nantucket as a basis for a list of the plants of Marth's Vineyard, 1909-1918

Bicknell, Eugene Pintard, 1859-1925

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Bicknell notebooks. Local files 1909-1915

WRITING TABLES ENVELOPES & ACCOUNT BOOK M.F.R. LEACH 39 NASSAU ST. N.Y.

List of the plants of Nantucket as a basis for a list of the plants of Martha's Vineyard. The penciled dates before the names are the dates when the species were first seen on Martha's Vineyard, Sep. 22 to Oct. 10, 1909 = black pencil dates " 8 to Sep. 27, 1910 blue pencil dates. " 28 to Oct. 12, 1911 red pencil dates. " 19 to Oct. 4, 1912 green pencil dates June 21 To July 7. 1913 black pencil circled Septr. 6 To Sep. 25 1913 " 11 to Octr. 3, 1915. Aug. 30 to Sept. 17. 1917 " 31 To Septr. 1918. Bicknell Library APR 24 1925

185 X after name = seen June 8,09 Oak Bluffs to Edgartown Underlined in green indicates 'found on Chappaquiddick Island.' underlined in red = not found on Chanucket.

Plants erased with a pencilled line are Nantucket plants not found on Martha's Vineyard. Ophioglossum vulgatum Botrychium dissectum 1911, one plant well fruited bot S. Dashwood Pt. 1918, Foster farm, two sterile leaves 3 24 H. Botrychium obliquum + Two plants in low ground near the ground rose de Neen's Run 1910. Chappaguedisk I a scattered colony of numerous strongly fruited plants on the dry lichen-covered slopes 1911 Chapp. I + Dashwood 1911 rather C on Chappagund disk J & near Kyle Dashwood 1912 very C Nantucket oct. & fully fruited fresh on Apr. S. Now quite C 1915 (p. 15 + Chapp.) 30 24 (21) Osmunda spectabilis X C. alt. Teap's Pond. Usually C Chopp'd vigorous at a number of places very C near Poiché Pond 28 19 (21) do. cinnamomea X frequent C Scully's C Chopp'd C. 6 3 (24) do. Claytoniana 1910 A good deal of it on a dirt road worked bank pitching to a bog hole on Chappaguedisk J 1913 on another similar bank Chapp'd. 28 24 (21) Pteridium aquilinum C very C. Chp S, C.

11 3 3 (21) 24 Pteridium latiusculum, C. Chp. J.C. 11 5 28 (24) 2 Doryopteris aculeata C. in wet thickets on Chappaquiddick J. fr. and 1910 to Sep. 11. one station W. of town. a number of thickets on Chap's, 1913 July 1. growing Henry towards Lambert Cove. Chilmark Hills near Menemsha Pond. 11 6 25 (24) 2 Anchestia virginica bog holes. Chappaquiddick J. in soil. 1910, C. at one swamp W. of town. 1912 C. on Chp. J. filling many bog holes. Chilmark Asplenium cuneatum Sep 22/5 near Tashmoo Pond, 3 pla on old wall, 1914 Chap's. one colony. 17 3 21 (22) 1 Asplenium filix foemina Pond: border of wet thickets major tree of Jersey Pine. rather fern running prondel form / Chappaquiddick J. 1910 W. side Tashmoo Pond. Chipp. thickets - 1911. Tashmoo : frequent on Chappaquiddick J. 1912 under a lettuce porch in the town. 1912, the red stalked form in wet thickets S.E. Chap's. Chilmark 23 3 25 (24) 5 Dryopteris noveboracensis Indian Neck elsewhere Ch'10 Chappaquiddick J. one thicket 1911. Tashmoo : frequent in woods along Indian Neck road. 1912 soil. Chap's. thickets, habitat - 1913. Very C. Chilmark 14 24/11 20 (21) 22 do. cheilopteris x C. verge. chp. J.C. 11 do. marginalis. one tuft in low wet woods W. of the town. collected April 19 not seen 1911. Sep 24/5 along old wall Tashmoo Pond. at top of bank north side of the wood.

Polystichum acrosticoides July 1/13 Lamberts Cove road - led tufts under a wall. 29 Dryopteris simulata generally C. in low thickets 1910. Abundant in Group IV. of the town - 1910 Chipp. J. 1912 vet. thickets Chipp. J. June 13, live thicket on Chipp. J. south of Sampsons Neck - as large as I have ever seen Chelmack & do. cristata, Majo's cove Longport Pd., frequent - 1910. Middle Long Pt. much in one chitter. 2 do. Spinulosa, Chappaquedick Thickets - N. side Longport Thicket Pd. 1910, Group IV. of town - 1912 few examples in a number of Chipp. J., thickets - Chilmark. N. Tisbury 1 do. intermedia, Majo's cove Longport. Pond marsh. one plant - At vet. place June 27/13 one tuft in live thicket south of Sampsons Neck. Simulosa take next. towards Lamberts Cove. N. Tisbury 2 do. Boottii, A number of vigorous tufts in low thickets N. side Longport Thicket Pd. Free chitter S. of Sampsons Neck a number of tufts - 5 Dennstaedtia punctilobula at vet places 1910 at House at Great Pond 1911 Chipp. J. in pile of old fence rails; Joshnoo Pd. 1912 another Station on Chipp. S.W. Chelmack & C. towards Lamberts Cove. + N. Tisbury.

25 9 28/19 ⑳ Onoclea sensibilis × C dt. Trapps Pond, Lady C. chap J. C 17. 11 20 ㉒ 25 Equisetum arvense c 1912 found on chap. 2 only at one station bottom by the shore & in 1913 seen at a number of places Chap 15. C generally. do. fluviatile. 17 2 20 ㉒ 22 Lycopodium appressum. Near the shore, near begin- Winterset & elsewhere - Jobo Neck Cove N of town. chap J. Pond Rd. / 1913 Fresh Lombets Cove - Chilmark 28 1913 Sep 17 Chap 9. vegetation damp sandy level east of town. 9 do. inundatum 1911, Oct. 2 fruit mature 1913, Sep 17, chap J. one station do. alopecuroides 30 ⑤ 4 do. obscurum Wards Jobo Neck Cove - 1912 C. Winterset bog. Chap I. C. Lampsons Neck W.- fruiting Chilmark, July 5/13, spikes green

19 30 24 (25) 74 Hypopodium complanatum White Chamber Road to Old Rock Cove for 1910. Root at Fond. Chappaquiddick Pt. 1911 Army Strand near Poquah Pt. 1912 Chop J. much new growth 1915 abundant in high oak woods towards Fairbairn line, fruiting freely. 1918 in N. Bedford 5 (7) 30 do. trystachyum. abt 2 miles N. of Town. fruiting well, but strobili dying. 1912 Chop J. Lampson's Hill N. abundant & fruiting 1913 towards N in winter open ground, n.w. chop J. 1918. Geocaulos Braunii 4 28 19 (21) 22 Pinus rigida x C at Edgartown. Chop J. c. dd. pinaster Chop J one tree June 30/13. A single tree 14-15 high estimated, 23' around 18 ft above base, bearing a number of cones. 15-5 30 (25) Pinus sylvestris N. of the town 6-20ft high, one with a few small cones. Largest 19', 3½' wide at table, processes of scale evident on terminal half of cone. 1912 Sep 30 a group of 6 trees among pitch pines on Liberty road a mile west of the town no planted ground near. Largest tree 36' 73½' around near the base very early 18ft about. Found on Chop J. 1911. A few small trees among Pitch Pines, on Griffith's property June 25/13 a tree abt 12 ft high and growing down to old growth on chop J. sound. (25) 6 Pinus strobus - one tree abt 30ft high among Pitch Pins N. of town June 25/13 one tree on Lampson's Hill, Chop J. abt 8 ft high; 15½" around above the basal branches Apr 22/15 one beautifully symmetrical tree abt 2 miles W of Langdon Station in remote scrub oak line woodland tree not 22 ft high, 25½" one foot above cross. junquam n. Jersey.

Juniperus communis One strictly prostate plant Chepachet J - Oct 1915 Some pift, ro fruit 4 28 19 ② 22 Juniperus virginiana x Chepachet oct. trees no color cops, except on last strap & vile Chepachet J well fruited 1910 N. of the town - solitary trees - rarely c. mix. oil g. columb 4 19 ⑥ 2 Typha latifolia Well bog on Chepachet J. most of labor + Strong typical. 1913 July 7, 4 28 19 ② do. angustifolia x c Chep J - C 1913 July 1, 4 Sparganium siveycarpum 5 do androcolum Mr. Liebig fr. Carl Rhyp Lep 22/15 all points towards hamlets town in dense grove thinly fruited = cecidulum Lep. 13/7 Chep J. bog S.E.S.E. 1907 Chep J, S.E. 4 28 30 ② do americanus Near Trapps Pond. Chepachet J. May on line, swamp - Rd & elsewhere. 1913 Aug & Great Pond 1912 quite c on Chep J. Oct 6 well fruited 1913 July 1, near the clay Co. - branched -

184 6 22 25 Potamogeton Oakesianus Pool near Trappi Rd. 1910 Same place also in pond N. of the town Sep 22/10- a smaller spec doubtless this in all ponds towards hamlets line __ do notans Sep 23/13 one small pond towards hamlets line. do pulcher 1918, Pool Foster farms, covering the mud. 14 8 30 1 30 _do Nuttallii_ Winter Harbor - near Ellarstown on Oak Bluffs Road - 1910 Cove of or near W. Falmouth Pond. 1913 near hamlets line 1918 frequent at Falmouth 14 30 26 27 _do perfoliatus_ Ed. St Pond. 1910 Farm Pond; Hermit Run, Fairwood. _do nysticus_ 7 do pusillus near hamlets line.

Palamageton diversifolius 1910 ditch by ice house s. of town fr. some narrow floating leaves 1911 Sep 28 fairly in abundance at same place, n. of the town abundance of floating leaves - 1914 Foster farm n J cebrg. do pectinatus. 1913 July. Nashua Pd. July 4th abundant in Pepper Pond. 1917 Chp.2. inlet to Concord Pond, fr. Sep. Puppia maritina 1910 Farm Pond fr ntl. abundant Apparently this in Jashmo Pd. 1912 Chp 3. & two places. Lemichella palustris Naias flexilis do Guadalupeisis Naias gracillima Cord, Rambled line road.

28 19 21 22 Potamogeton marinus X C, much cast up on South Beach at beach - Chp 3. 28 20 22 25 Triglochin maritimum. Chappaquiddick N. florfr. at low places M. 1910. Ed Eel Pond. Locally very C. on Chappaquiddick J, Sep 28/11. Edgerton, freshly fruiting spikes June 22/13, + Chp 3. South. ⑦ Alisma subcordatum 1913 July 7 a brackish pond hole near the town st. side of harbor - a good colony at one place 17 ⑦ 1 Sagittaria lancifolia Pond on N.N from water - for 1910. Veg near the above C. for 1913, with the above, young plants with very variable leaves which may be some other species 1917 Sep. 16. + N. of town. ⑦ do latifolia 1913 July 7 with Alisma, plants young but low, very broad. 14 30 21 27 Vallisneria spiralis: Ed Great Pd. C. 1910, also Chappaquiddick Pond 1912: Eel pond N. of the town.

26 28+ 19 (21) Schizachyrium scoparium x C + very C Chap. J. 12 30 do. villosissimum, Chappauguillet J. and locality middle V.B. 6 do. littorale, Field Sts vidi Ed. Frost Pond. 11 6 3 (29) 27 Andropogon abbreviatus 'frequent + Panicis humilidis matura & cottony Oct 10 1910 Nr of town frequent 1911 Holies only north of the town & along N. side of Long Pt. 1918 Zoster fern N. Salisbury. 9 2 25 (26) 28. do. virginicus, C + Chap. J. frequent N C 12 3 24 9 do. furcatus Nr side Long Pond & 1910 Chappauguillet J. two stations Apr 12 * Nr Salisbury Pond 1911 Chap J + Oct 3, 2d places. Apr 13 Chap. two stations Nr Say Head C 1918-

Paspalum circularis Sept. 1 / 17 15/2 23 27 Sorghastrum avenaceum frequent + 1910 rather C. generally, but nowhere much together! Chop. 3 - frequent 28+ 20④ 24 Paspalum flammophyllum C + Sorely C very C. much only just in flower! 1910 very C. Chop. 3. at a number of places. C. on chop 3. 28+ 9 do setaceum 1910. frequent on plains N of harbor rather C. 1917. N. of town with Muhlenbergia + Persicaria. Fashions, C. 28+ 20 9-23 do, Muhlenbergii frequent or C + 1910 C. Chop. 3. 1912 C. on chop 3. Sep. 1917 very C. 25 10/30 Syntherisma filiforme frequent or C + 1910. Chop. 3. at sev. places. rather C. 1917 C. 28+ 19 (25) 9-22 do, humifusum very C. + Chop. 3. C.

28+ 19① 22 Synthesema sanguinale C. often of large size + Chip 2. C 28+ 19 22 Echinochloa crus-galli C + 1912 Chip 3. fragment 45 28 27 do fluminacea 1911 - Waste lot near the Thames quite generally cultivated. 8 do murica 1910 Vineyard Haven Near Head Non field. do muricata Chip 3. Lg. 24/15 ; towards hamlet - very frequent W. side harbor. 8 3 4 29 do Walteri S.W. side Longport Pd. + locally C, Lg. 13/13 Chip 2. E. Forts. C.E. 2 19 19 Panicum capillare Ruins of old house & W side gardens abt. town C in old fields in Bean Hill 1880. frequent generally or rather C_ 1911, seen only once - only absent in the town. 1912. Chip 3. one plant in old farm yard 1918 very frequent. 25 do miliaceum 1912 Lg. 25 + one tuft by street side at border of town oct do barbipulchellum + open boggy spot N and Seng. Pd. 1/09 do acutiflorum probably this is P. flexile = barbipulchellum

29 28+ 20. Panicum polyferum frequent on Pond Place x chop. 3a 21 28+ 20 (2) 22 do virgatim x c + chop. 3, very S. do agrostoides Sep. 22/15 By two small ponds towards Lamberts Cove, vigorous but not much yet. species mostly green 23 28+ 20 (2) 24 do: depopulatum c. chop. 3. C) June 21/13 + (27) do linearifolium, 1913 June 27 wide in stand chop. 3 - ? plain near South Point, c. Obsonae

Paniceum Becknellii do texetorum 9 30 23 (21) 14 do Columbianum x frequent or C 1911 Sep 30, some fresh spikelets. 1911. chap. J. frequent or C June 21/13+ 21 pubescens - Sandy once cultivated fields in do addisonii? Heath & country. 9 30 20 (21) 22 do meridionale x do, 1911 Sep 30, fresh spikelets chap. J. frequent or C June 21/13+ 9 28 30 (21) 14 do oricola C - 1911 Sep 30 fresh spikelets chap. J. June 21/13+ 23 (25) do albernaclese 1912 chap J. native C 11 31 (21) 22 do conciphyllum x frequent or C chap J - 1913, del, 2, chap J + 7 (2) do implicatum, Chap J and del K J - 1913 July 2 4. chap J + C in one dried spikelet very dry kitchen club upset at the base July 7+ 9 5 20 (21) do Tennessee, H. Bird, Long Hort. Pd. x 1912 chap J. native C June 21/13+ very C

6 Paniceum scoparium (vera) dry two pounds foot of Pond. 10 23 22 Paniceum atlanticum, sandy road side N. of town some fresh century flowers 1912 chap.J. one leaf top of bluff n.w. 1913 Nov. 4 Sampson Hill June 30 + 8 24 24 do, dichotomum, C. in dry woodland chap.J. Sept. do, microcarpon Muhl. Chelmarth C. July 7/13 + Sep 22/15. low woods brinks Lamberts Cove. 11 30 21 do Scribnerianum x C some fresh spikets chap.J. C, June 21/13 + 9 28+23 21 do Spharocarpon x C 1911 Sep 30, fresh spikets chap.J. C. June 24/13 + same c. on chap.J. 23 do Boocii Thicker on chap.J. a few small plants at one station. 8 28 21 21 do clandestinum x C chap.J. all places. 15 do ashei Sandy century strong oak scrub most of the town 16.30 29 do mattenuckense 1910 J.M. Long N. Pond - grow of St Pond 1912 Nov. 4 October 1913 July 1. Ashmoor Pond +

100 1917 8 28+20 Chaetochloa glauca C + Chap J at a few stations 8 28 19 do versicolor very C + Sep 28/11 Morton mostly dry Chap J.C. ♀ 28 19 Ⓢ do viridis one w coby yard in town, r in old field N. Zebury + 1910. N of town c in certain fields - frequent or c 1911 Sep 28. Sprits mostly drab. 1912 Chap J, one locality in old chicken yard. Ⓢ do italica 1910 old field W of Town. 1913 another old field. Cenchritis tribuloides Luzula aquatica

24 28 19 (1) Notholoeenchus oigroides frequent in C + some not yet in flower the fruits still enclosed = Chap. J C 1912 C Sep 11/13 dep J + 26 (21) 27 2 Anthoxatum odoratum X C, spikes dried Chap J. C June 21/13 + Nassauana odorata 10 30 + 21 25 Aristida dichotoma + one station to 25th frequent or C x Chap J . 1912 Sep 21 + C. 28 4 2 do gracilis , near Trappi Pond + 1910. N. of town - W. of town 1911 abundant on damp land about pond N. of town - apparently generally wetter C Sep 22/15 dry in front thence towards Sandbanks Cove , also Rambles Cove and pond N. of Vineyard Haven 6 28 + 21 23 do purpurascens very C. + Chap J frequent 100/

30 1913 June 30 Sandy road way W. of Thompsons Hill + also considerably further S. on chap. 2 ① Stipa avenacea 23 Muhlenbergia schreberi 1912 Sep. 28, two tufts in a meadow 1916 July 7 lonely in yard; 1915. college yard in the town of a good deal along a street side. 6 29 19 ②1 23 Muhlenbergia mediana x in rear yards of the 1910. Sep 10. plants just there - frequent about town. 9 28+ 19 ②1 22 Phleum pratense C. dried spikes, some late green spikes Chap. J. frequent or C. June 21/13 spikes just appeared. Alopecurus pratensis dr. geniculata 53 Sporobolus vaginiflorus 1910 Sep 15 x depression in field W. of town Tashmoo Rd. Chap. J. at one place apparently rather frequent. Sep. 12/13 Chap. J. near backing beach +.

22 9 28 19 (21) Agrostis alba c dried panicles Chap J. 1912 no fresh panicle & June 22/13. Panicle mostly immature, 28. first in flower the small vulgaris form an. do aristata . 22 9 4 20 (21) do, maritima c. No fresh panicle - Chap J. 1912 no fresh panicle & June 21/13 No panicles yet July 4, up 22/15 bleached towards Lamberts Cove. (21) 23 do, artoecedens X Some fresh panicle, 1913. June 21 & on Chappague Hill J. June 21/13 + panicles distinct. 7 9 28 + 28 (1) do, hyemalis frequent - some fresh panicle Chap J. 1913 July, Vineyard Haven - no panicles yet 1913 Sep 17 Chap J by Ponds Bridge. 30 3 25 do intermedia Chap J. dry shingle: towards Winterset 1912 Chap J frequent Sep 22/13 + C west of Vineyard Haven & towards Lamberts Cove. Farmoo. a 28 + 23 do, glata +. e 1910 Sep g. panicles just 27 appearing - Chap J. 1912 Winchuck bay & Harp. Can Chap J some edge

9 30 19 25 Calamagrostis canadensis C panicled dried June 22/10. panicle first appearing - July 1. + 15. do cinmoides 1910 a single plant with each a small flower panicule in bog near ice house on est of Pond. 22828+14 Ammophila arenaria x Abundant, + Chop Island abundant. even above the dunes. 9 22 19 Holcus lanatus x C panicled dried Chap. J. C June 21/10 + both abundant - fields full of it. 1591 Corynephorus canescens (K.) Beard. Sandy slope near water course much of it in considerable plate panicled dried July 7/13 + Aira caryophyllea Arrenatherum avenaceum Chap. J. June 25/13 two tall culms infilt near Pond Rd. E side west of the town 24 24 Bechampsia flexuosa x C panicled dried 1911 up to 30 panicle dried Chap. J. C June 21/13 +

Juncus paluster 10 30 21 (21) 23 Spartina spicata x C. patens dried 1911. Sep 30. Some fresh spikes chop J.C June 21/13 + do compressa 6 28+ 19 (22) 22 Spartina cynosuroides x C + chop J.C. July 1/13, Roots growing 10 28+ 20 (24) 22 do juncea C + spikes perfectly fresh 1910 chop J.C. Oct. 6/12 + 9 5 70 (21) 22 do patens C panicles mostly dried chop J.C

6 28+19 (21) 22 Spartina 'pelosa C+ Chp. J. C. 13 do, alterniflora 1910. In pure sand Shore of Poncho Pond. Phalaris canariensis 6 (26) H Phragmites phragmites - One locality on Chappaquiddick & 1910 frequent in those bogs on E side Chp. J. N. Tisbury or Tisbury. 17 8 (H) 29 Iridens flava grassy opening nearly circled by Lily Pond Rd + woods with rocks on N. Shore of 16 28+ H 22 Ireplases purpurea frequent + C Oct 10 of 1911 Chilmark Sep 30+. Chp. J. frequent 1915 Sep 15 spikes not quite open.

Diplachne maritima. Eragrostis purshii. 12 6 30+20 do major In one weedy yard in town + 1910 old garden chipped up with Town streets lost places - near Heath Den field - 1911. N.Y.S.N.W of town 1912 two places by streetcar in the town. Sep 13/3 Chap. 2+ C. at our station. 6 22 28+19 (22) do, pectinacea X C + Chap. 2. C. 24 9 1 21 do, spectabilis. + plains N. of harbor Chap. 2 C 22 22 27 20 (25) Distichlis spicata C + panicles in city dried 1911 no green panicles - Chap 2. oct. 8/11 some green panicles still C.

21 Dactylis glomerata x C. tene from panicles 1911. Panicles dried. Chop 9. Oct 11. Same fresh panicles still from second growth. June 21/13 + June 1913. frequent on chops. 28+19 21 Po a annua x C. tene from panicles 1911. do. Chop 3. June 21/13 + 26 28 21 21 do proteusis x C. panicles dried Chop 9 C. June 21/13 + Chop 9 / 0-0 (1915) 22 do trivialis June 22/13 + frequent short due to rain Chop 3. Apr 24/15. 30 9 28 30 21 do compressa x , panicles dried Chop 3. June 24/13 + 30 30 do serotina. 1912 short wide on lawn at plow. one place. June 30/13 Same

24 30 20 (22) C 100 Particularia canadensis Famules dried. Chap. J June 21/13 Famules first appearing - 29, fully out Chilworth. (27) do nervata 1912 Chap. J one faded sticket. 1913 June 24 + chap. J. C along Medrio South farm. 'Henchamberts' Lour M. Brightout Pool - Chilmont. do americana 28 100 1911 (22) 1918. Fay Head. 25 20 do obtusa in place abt Trepp's Pond + May on time W of town - samieles found and last probable 6 brown 1910 Oak Bluff for Chap. J. 1912 only one station chap. J + Chilmont R Josephs Lemilts Ave. Pool and Trepps Old pond la love 25 28 do pallida Chippaguedick J. C. June 21/13 + Chilworth - E purely. do septentrionalis. (28) do acutiflora 1913 June 23, one bog hole in chap. J. bog hole below with its chap. J. Chilmont, last bog holes

Puccinellia distans. 6 Puccinellia fasciculata x frequent, panicula dried - Chop. J - M. apparently not C. 1918 Sandwicher Point 21 Festuca octoflora x 1912 Chop. J one station sandy roadway some spiklets remaining Oct 2. June 21 / 13 travel to boating beach Chop. J - very C. Chop. J. Vineyard Haven. 24 do, mayensis 1912 Chop. J one dried tuft. 1913 June 24 sandy cavity to School House Chop. J - rather sandy roadway Labro East. 21 do rubra x C. panicula dried. Chop. J. C. 1913 June 21 + 21 do ovina x C. panicula dried. Chop. J. C. 1913 June 21 + do duriuscula

Pastuca mutans. July 9/13 + chelmar (22) 6 2.3 Pastuca capillata, dried 1910 frequent. June 22/13+ 4) 273 do. praetensis x one locality, paucis, dried Dashed. June 21/13 + very c- (21) 1. (21) Bromus tectorum x Only noticed by Nature Bay Hotel - some fresh families 1910, Lamb W. side harbor, and Bluffs - near South Wenfield, and places in town 1913 June 21 + East town - Vineyard House C. Sep. 15/13 Chip D. North Point - after plants - (7) do sterile July 9/13 + one plant in a wet yard in town — do, racemosus. (2) do commutatus. 1910 old garden Chippenham

②1 20 30 11 Bromus hordaceus x all dried up 1910 Some small green plants at ferry - 1912 chap. 2 frequent. 1913 June 21 + C _ chap. 3+ generally ① dq lecolineus 1910 one station back of 9 dried + mostly fallen July 1/13 Denny and Hansen x. W. side harbor spikes ②1 22 Lolium perenne x some spikes partly fresh 1910 frequent or c _ June 21/13+ C - 8 do italicum Agnes Mitchell's place front spikes - 1910 Same locality. 1915 Sep. 12 + yard in town; fields Tashmoo; 1918 much in town yard by harbor more, Sep. 15+ 36 19 ②1 Agropyron repens x c spikes dried. chap. J. C June 21/13+ ②1 ? do / littoreum 1913 The blue glaucous form c. on chap. 3 generally.

Agropyron 'pilosum' 29 21 (29) Hordeum vulgare in an old field 9 cultured. 1913 wheat fiel. then doubles one do. jubatum 20 22 9 Elymus kalophilus c. chap. J. frequent c. / 1912 chap J. OCT.5 some fresh spikes 3 22. Elymus virginicus some tufts among the fresh spikes sharp leaves - some 13 Elymus australis along top of bluff while chap.J. 4 Elymus striatus 1912 chap.J. sparingly in two thickets & abodur chap.J. died. L.E. some fresh spikes OCT 14/12 Sep 16/13

27 Cyperus deandrus + Ed. Great Pd. Yorker pond Shore, Longworth Rd. very e 1912 Chop 2 frequent. N Jolbury C- 30 do nevicularis Wintucket. Filsenhire 1910 M. side harbor very e. chop 2 Sep 13/13 one station near harbor shore, towards Lambert Cove, 1917 Chop 2, C.B. 22 28 + 19 do Nuttallii, C + very C. chop 2 C. 10 do dentatus 1911. Rather e on sandy Shore of Jashwood Pond. Sep 22/15 Shore of pond & foots towards Lambert Cove, quite largely distributed. 22 28 19 do esculentus frequent ore. Chop 2 occasional Sep 12/13 chop 2 +. 1918 C- do speciosus

29 24 Limniasylis autumnalis all places N. Lake Jany Pd. Little Pond - about Neck; N. of the town 1921 N. of the town Chip J Sep. 1913, at two places; little ice pond Feb. bury. Postal farm pond. 4 28 19 (21) 22 Scorpides americanus x C+ Chip. J. C. do smithii setosus, Sep 16/17 do olneyi 19 27 3 (26) 6 do validus Ed, Great Pond near Norrey Run of a down from it - 1910 come up or near N. Ipsbury & Pond - 1911 Nashua - 1912 Chip. J. one locality S.E., July 2/13 x chip J bog hole. do occidentalis: 25 do pallidus, N. end Trappi Pd. +. Chelomuthia one locality Eo. 4 27 22 do robustius Pond border near Oak Bluffs. a localized colony - Chip S., 1912 abundant one Station (E. + Oct. 5/12

① Cleochares glaucescens July 1/13 C on the wet sandy shore of Fairwood + Chap J Sep 12/13 bog lde wet harbor shore. 15 2 25 ⑦ do acicularis C + very c. 1913 July 7 + 1914 Sep. Chap J bog lots Sb. do tricostata. 30 211 9 30 do. olivacea N. Little Long Pd - wet sandy mud, 1910 another Station: Little Pond: 1911 cove of Ld. Trent Pond . 1912 Winter Rep Chap J Sb 11 30 24 on locality C. 1913 June in chap I doubt if little just now - also 25 do tenues (21) East side of is less than worse. 1913 Chap J O.T. forward dampets copy - all dried up - Chap J C. 176 28 ②² do rostellata N end Jaques Pd early direct 25 1910, chopped with lid 2d - very c - nature strikes June 22/13 in great abundance on harbor along Cape Pepu Pond 20 211 Scirpus nanus 1912 one locality N of town 1913 June 24 Chap J south - C.

25 28+ 20 (2) Rynchospora glomerata, Trip Pd C. chop 1. June 22/13. Spikes just appearing; generally C. 9 30 + 21 25 do alba Trip Pd, sparingly - occasional - frequent - rather C - 1912 chop 2. frequent do. Borreryana, 23 28+ 20 (24) Cladium mariscoides Trip Pd frequent July C or very chop 2. Pond Post march June 22/13 Sept D. pollen not noticed Aclaea triflorata (22) (23) 12 29 Carex interscens N side Loughout Pd after chippaguiduck J - 1910 frequent. June 22/13 First places chop 2. Chilmard. Salisbury Bay Head.

930 21 (24) Scirpus rebrotinatus, 1910 low field N. side of town - June 24/13; growing abundantly 1917 (21) 260 8 28 19 (21) 24 d. cypereus abt. Trapp Pd., C. Chappaquiddick N.E. d. pedicellatus 1918, Gay Head. Ctenophorum viride carinatum 14 (5) do. tenellum, 1910 Bog inlet of Trapp Pond 1913 July 5 + Chilmark with E. virginicum, showing only three green heads. 930 21 (5) 15 d. virginicum + abt. Trapp Pd., C. Gay Head, Chap. J. frequent. 1913 Chilmark, June 5, heads just opening

21 12 4 (28) 4 Carex comosa Nutt with leaf tones - some green spikes 1910. one of us near N. Ysbury St. Pond 1911 Nut- ted chips I. some green spikes Oct. 12/11. one station Jan 27/13 Apr. 2 * Chilmark - do. vestita do. Walteriana 17 do. cuneiformis. Bog near Gardener's house (28) 4 do. biliformis. 1912, chips I. Nutt me happy spot L.S.O. chisel spikes Oct 4/12 Jennetts 200/ do. hecta. ① d o. stricta. 1913 July 1, Lambert's Cove brook large lifts, some spikes Sted Chilmark. Ysbury.

6 25 (28) 4 Carex luteola Chappaquiddick J. Thatcher - green roads - 1911 only on two adjoining the Rds on chap. 3 green roots. ed Chatham chap. 13 + oct 5/12 July 2/13 bog fol chap. 2 & do. 'podunculata. 30 25 (29) do. lucida 1911 arm y'd. Great Pond - one plant with 2 dried spikes; J Ashmoo; roadside by brook S. of the town - 1912 chap J. Chatham. 1913 only one plant chap J Chilmark Nantucket - towards Red Cove. 1917, 203 Patuxent Chap J 1918 Gay Head - mult. do. utriculata do. monile 9-30 (29) do. bullata. Wintucket Oct 9/11 & spikes dried brown - narrow & infertile Jun 29/13 west of the town - N. of Vineyard Sound Rd . Wintucket July 7 +

23 Carex digitalis Chap J, two places in some heath-chic 1912 & cosmopolitan found at this place other chap. Chicot Sep 20/15. on plant still with some achenes chap J. diet. 6 28 20 Carex pennsylvanica x very c.- 20 spindles (off chap J) 22 do, ptychocarpa Chilmart July 5/13 + thicked shoots at two places. 11 28 2 2 do. Emmonsii Chap & some died I.S., chid Chicot 9 28 20 23 do umbellata x C (or tonsea) 24 do. tonsea 1913 chap J, some dried perigynia d. leptalea. 30 29 do. stipata S.W. Longe Kest Pond, some died spkchb June 30/13 Edgerton Abundant in bog towards Lamberto Cove. C. W. Longe Kest Pond Chilmark

Carex Goodenoughii 62 (21) 23 do. crinita Oct 6/11. Chips J not shot at foot of dogwood bush, some dried spikes. 1912 int station Cb- Chp J in fast rush c - Salisbury! 23 21 63 do. gynandra Chappague dikes J thickets, in shade, some green spikes - perigyna lanceolate - oblong, pointed ; heads minutely puberulent. 1912 Int station Chp J June 21/13 + Chp J July/13 C towards Lamberts Cove Chilmart Salisbury Sayles m3 26 (22) 14 do. virescens N side harbor, some green spikes. Chappague dikes, thickets c - Oct 6/11 Some green spike (5) do Tommis . 1913 July 5 Chilmart & Int places Salisbury do odoris July 4/13 + marsh by Tropps Pond (22) do pallescens 1913 June 22 one left in field near Salvia pratense July 7 one plant near Monomoy Pond. (28) carex laxiflora gracilima 1913 June 28 New Meadows & side gullies, perigyna widely falling do conoidea 3 Carex putulifolia 1912 a few fine plants in one thicket some dried perigynes left Chp J. Slanda July 4/13 Ashwood

(5) Carex inconspicua July 5/13 Providence streamlet above Monomush Pond 15 6 H (21) 29 do. delicatula Chappoguild Rd. the Robs + 1913 June 21 C + 23 64 (2) 2 do. lecosa Chappoguild Rd. low chicken. some dried spikelets, 1912 very C in a chicken I.S. July 2/13 + in S to chicken Chip J. 24 (25) 30 do. distincta holer; some dried spikelets - c 5 28 (21) do. sublolacea. Chpo J chickens. June 21/13 + crop J 9 6 25 (22) do. scoparia 1910 near Ell Pond on dried spike mostly ford with drooping spike Chop S 1913 June 22, C +

1912 One station in open meadow Carex rosea, Octp. J. L.B. a scattering point... culms unusually long. a few dried perigynia 16/ (24) Carex velutinaidea 1913 January one tuft in woods south of chap. J - fine lyceoplace (22) 1913 June 22 A number of do annectens Tufts in fields towards Troops Pond - about nature - June 29 abundant along meadow ditch W of the town Stine annectens July 4 blue xanthocarpa field near Troops Pond. Just place in the town Chelmsk. do muricata 10 21 (21) 24 do Muehlenbergii Plains N. of labor, some persistent dark brown spikes. Oct 10/11 One tuft Chop. J - brown heads. 1912 C on chop J many dark brown heads. June 21/13 + very C on chop J 23 6 4 (24) H do cephalophora Chopping dead J thicker a number of strong green tufts the culms unusually long torpid and with green tints 1912 In another place chop J 1915 fragment in meadow chop J - Chelmsk 15 6 25 (21) 25 do cephalantha Troops Pl. swamp - apparently C. Chop J June 20/13 C + large C chop J.

Arisaema triphyllum - Chilmark, n. Isbury, Foster farm 17 ① 9 Arisaema trisilium One leaf in wet choked thicker W side Longmont Rd Pd 2- Leaf pale beneath almost like a triphyllum 1910 one red printed hook in wet choked in of Songk, Pd. lower all pale. July 1/13. Lamberts Cove, steel in River, Foster farm Isbury 200/194 29 30 Acorus calamus, Jun Trappi, Pd. 1910 Wide 24 of town. 1913 June 26 one bog hole deep 2 ft. July 2, another bog hole in shops D. ① 27 3 Kanna minor, Yashnoo C. do, tridentea 4 29 8 Lyrion flexuosus, W side Longmont-Rd., ; Montauk Rd fluent. 1913 July 7 one Power Minterker ① 24 2 1 25 do, Caroliniana, Pool W of Trappi Pd. + near Ed. Scott Pd. frequent 1913 northwester Cove. Sep 7/13 Chips D. at first place, cut flowers

Carai July 9/13 very well separated acute leade.. July 9/13 above Menomonee Pond. (24) Caral Steaminea June 24/13 one whole chip J do lacuvior July 4/13 + but left in dry field N of farm do ochinodes 22 9 28 20 (21) do selicea x C. dried spikes. chap J. 1913 June 21+ 24 230/1911(21) do hormachodes x 1910 By Suippi Pond, dried spikes 1913 June 21 + on chop J. do alata July 9/13 + one plant near Menomonee Pond. 11 2 31 (21) do albolutescens C. same fresh leade. chap J. Oct 6/11 occasional green spikes. inland points towards lake June 21/13 Spikes asymmetrical C on chop J Spachyna foetida Common about Belmont in bogs + wet woods -

(7) Juncus balticus 1913 July 7 R. yard grass in nursery lot west side of town. 28 30 (23) do, bigeonicis Wintucket, from Hiko. West more congested Rd Chap. J 1913 June 24 x c Sp/3 dup D. c 22 9 28 20 (21) do Gerardi' x C. for Chap. J C, June 26 + 22 9 28 21 (22) do, tenuis c Some from capsule, Chap. J C. June 24/13 * 11 2 24 (24) do, unichelatus 1910, Amps N. of town 1913 chilwin R - generally begun 1917 chap. J. 22 9 28 21 (21) do, Greenii' x C + very C. Chap. J. C June 21/13_ inflorescence immature.

15 ⑦ Creocastor septem par Care 1910 Ed St Pond. 1913 July 4 Pond on Dreyer/Norman old road + Little Scotland 10 25 Towards K's lake. St. Ickbury. waste ground near the town. 21 Commelina communis sep 21/10 Oak Bluffs. 1911 Dec 16 Vineyard Haven - 1912, Sep 25 + Dump W. of town 1917 chap J. Ed. Plain on roadway 1919 Breguet 23 ②1 Tradescantia virginica 1912 Hanging along a fence by an old yard. 1913/Summer & September well established at one place C. 50 a. from garden about town + Red plum m chap J. and by road side to- 17 ⑧ Portederia cordata Grown on road to Oak Bluffs a mile from town 1911 at term station. do angustifolia Metanthera dubia 24 28 20 ②1 Juncus effusus x.c chap J.C June 27/134

22 9 28 20 (22) Juncus canadensis C + Chop J. c 23 9 30 20 (21) do acuminatus. C + Chop J. c. 1913 Jun 21. T 106 24 (21) Juncoïdes campestris 1910. frequent or Jun 21/13. panicle mature C - Chop J. c (5) Oxalis vesicifolia 1913 July 5 fr. very c about Edinburg, N.T city park 4 28 21 (21) Penerocallis fulva, occasional alt Edmonton Chop J on flower - June 27/13 x quite plentifully well eatable? Alburn canadense.

30 29 (21) 229 / fernced dichotomus C. paule not dried Generally C. Chop J. C June 13, Pike just opening June 26 10 8 20 (22) 29 de. marginatus Frequent. + 1912 did place Chop J. 1913 June 22, paule small. 30 de. aristulatus 1912 a single plant by those mature / marginatus run its over mature. 1913 near traps Pond young paule 29 28 20 de. pelvocarpus, near Trapp Rd + El Sreet Pl. C + 1912 Chop J. N.B. 19 1 1 de. militaris Pond on V.S. road amile from town + 28 21 (24) de. articulatus, 1911 about in house pond, work side of the town. Time 24/13, Chop J doubt + much at one place

12 8 23 (21) 25 Vagueria stellata Trappi Rd. Chappaquiddick. along Cape Short Rd - some fruit left. Rector & ship & frequent. 1913 June 21, fr. 14 3 25 (21) 24 Uvularia canadense W. of town - frequent Chap. S., frequent June 28/13 out of bloom. ff - C on Chap. J. - very f. 23 5 3 (21) 4 Solomon's befiora. Chappaquiddick S. thicket - no fruit remaining, 1911 frequent on chap. J. thicket 1913 July 21 flowers all mid. fr. (?) D. commutata, Chap. J. a few plants in same lot. 20 6 (21) 4 Medeola virginiana - one plant Chappaquid- dick thicket 1911 Oct. 6. A strong colony on chap. J. thicket 1913 Lambert's brook July 1 + Chilmark, N. & W. 12 5 3 (21) 2 Smilax herbacea Chappaquiddick S. in cathay Bay - Chilmark 1912 very large & beautiful a chap. J. thicket frequent on chap. J. 8 28 25 (21) 2 D. rotundifolia, Chappaquiddick S. typical C. 1911. C north of Cedar Island

12 3 25 30 Lilium phila delfhicum Chappogaddick I a few plants at first planted - one with 2 pots. Some nearly 2 ft. tall, 1911 Oct. 3. pots still closed - 1913 Sep. 17 frequent (21) 17 da superbum. 1913 June 21 a young plant in thicket chop J. One plant near Poulter Wood Fisbury Aletis farinaosa, 1918 Sep. 10 a small colony rooter farm, Fisbury. Agave Sul - lush in waste field N of Esparlown Sep. 17. Ornithogalum umbellatum. 11 28 19 (22) 22 Asparagus officinalis X occasional in fields & along roads, N flower Oct. 1. 1911 Sep. 30 one plant in fruit flower - Chop J. line of fence. 1913 June 22 + 17 6 (21) 29 Vaccaria racemosa frequent in crop chicken br chop J frequent. 1913 June 21. in fresh flower & some pods still green. Chelmok

Cypripedium calceolus 21 15 Cypripedium atlanticum x dms capula One flower Oct 6. Chap. J N.E. 1913 June 21 +. C. Chap. J, especially south. White flowers Last time - July 2 + 7th Red June flowers in Jersey. 21 22 do. arenicola, x C. dried capsules. Sep 6 Last plants in flower on the Hill Oct 5. Chap. J. C. 1913 June 21 +. Exposed to the hot sun the flower buds by soon to a pale blue or even whitish July 2 + 7th Red June flowers 24 27 Cypripedium acaule Calmus pus, some mature capsules. Frequent among pines - Chap. J. Jack mob. Chap. J frequent, 1913: June 29 Callus pus, one fading flower towards its base. N. & S. of lake. 25 Gymnadenia conopsea clavellata a few plants with mature capsules near Trapp's Pld; Ed. Great Pld 1900 W. of harbor. Chap. J N.E. much east, border of one bog hole Oct 6/12. 1917 one plant at Sea Pond (southern) 53 52 Platanthera blephariglottis Platanthera blephariglottis stalk of buds on Chap. J near Ponds Pond - apparently this 1913 Chelmsford. June into July 3. do. ciliaris

17 2 24 (21) S. quadrangularis & chop. J - c frequent well 1913 June 24 chop 200 1915. 10 28 24 (21) 22 do. glauca c fr. chop. J. frequent well c 1916. June 21. (22) 3 Hypoetes hirsuta 1911 on dry hillsides of Shampo Pd. June 22/13 & frequent near Drops Pond June 26 abundant & also found more by Great Pond. near Lamberts Cove. Life 27/15 inland towards Hs Cove. 19 28 20 (21) 24 Iris versicolor x frequent or c old capsules chop J, frequent 1913 June 21 & July 7 Also found flower 12 3 28 (21) 15 do. prismatica c near Drops Pd. early c old fruit. chop. J. frequent or c 1913 June 21 & 23 & July 7 also some flowers. inland towards Hs Cove. Gray Weald 19 3 24 (21) Desmarchium spannoides. chop. J. near Poucha Pond 1913 June 27 & very c on parts of chop J. July 2. still in flower. July 7 also.

Epiroctus [illegible] Apr. 23/13, Fashwoo. 27 28+ 20 Ibidium cernuum C.+ chap. 2 frequent, still in flower Oct.6/12 - Sep. 7/13+ Achroanthes unifolia Leptorches [illegible] 14 28 20 (2) 22 Populus alba x Salix places Strey? V. Petundip, cum vert. miles from town about old farms - chap 2 - last pl. N. February; frequent. 12 28 19 (21) 23 do. candicans x Salix places abt town toppings with Salix places N. January, frequent 21 28 1 (1) 27 ? do. grandidentata Calluna Pines, two sprouts. State road - 1912 chap. 2 one tree abt 4 ft high in the open on Lampton's Hill. N. 1913 near Hemberts Cove. Chelmsford Apr 11/15 hard colony & late chap. 2 - Sep. 22/15 a colony of good sized trees in hilly woods towards old love - N. Jersey.

14 12 20 (25) Plephurelottis Lacera 1911 one plant chipd 2d. 1913 June 25 - N. Pond & Pond - green buds. sp. 16/3 one plant unperseform 4 (22) capsules 13 Pogonia ophioglossoides near oppo Pd. mature segment of P. in bog 1913 June 22 + June 24 at place on chip 5 - June 25 Abundant near Pond & Pond near washing basin Telsonine. Nerkambite Cove. Abundant frequently. Chilmark - (27) capsules 25 Limodorum Tuberosum near Grassfield mature Bay near State road north of the town, many dried shoots 400ft. Oct. 6/11. 1913 June 24 P. chipd. to open flowers yet. June 25. C. at Pond & Pond - one first flower. Plant other flower chipd. J. June 29, Nerkambite Cove. Abundant formerly I have noticed seen it more so Chilmark 1917 chips, Oct. 1. - Arethusa bulbosa . 4 (10) Plebidium gracile, one plant Chippendall, upper flowers of sp the still perfect 1910 frequent almost out of flower, 1911 Jalkwood - dried. sp 8/3 + chipd 45 chypoglossoid K. c. 24 d.o. Beckii frequent + Oct 3 + 1910 C.t. N. Tisbury, with dry hills

Salix viminalis 10 21 ⑦ do cinerea 1911. A strong cluster perhaps over 20 ft high at foot of steep bank of Faithwood Pond Oct 10. 1913 July 7. Sprouting extensively in line from N. of the turn from a row of old planted trees 1914 One cluster of many shoots at 6-12 ft high Chp J Sls in wild shrub, 1918. boggy flow w side harbor, red trees. do pentandra 28 27 ②5 do purpurea 1911. one group by roadside near Lomkeid's cove - Chp J. - a small cluster near an abandoned farm house by a cartway 1913 July 2. Along a bog with 6 to 8 meter Chp J. do cassuta do rigida

Populus nigra. Held planted near ponds ford, a few trees done at trees as may 1884. 29 24 (24) 30 Populus tremuloides Chappague J. Del small tree Small trees frequent. 1911 N. side of island frequent. 1912 a good growth border of one thicket chap J.. 1913 Frequent on Chap. J. One group of trees in cut woods were met 20 ft high. Elmhurst 70 26 28 200/1911 9 Salix fragilis x One tree in route lot back of hotel. 1911 N. side of island Chap J.. apparently infrequent 200 1913. Not seen on Chap J. dr alba + fragilis 3 (28) 23 12 dr. alba 1911. Chap J. a group of trees at edge of bay Elm side of island. 1912 One other Station Chelmur, Yashmice - dr Babylónica 22 9 26 17 (22) dr Smithiana, less numerous Edgertown, at group of good sized trees - The common introduced willow - a row of Salix cinerea along roadside continuing from Main St - evidently planted.

Salix lucida Chilmars one station Salix petiolaris . 24 30 (22) 30 25 Myrica gale x C alt in groups Pd. - active fruit- record Ed St.Pd- / Winterker. C. bout Pond de Rock Vermont 1911 Lakewood C. Winterker Sept 1915 one branch Edgartown - pub & cent. 1917 large fruit present. 4 28 20 (21) 22 do, carolinensis x C mature fruit. Chop. S. c. 6 28 20 (21) 22 Comptonia peregrina x C - Chop. S. c 10 28 25 = 200 25 (21) Nyssa alba occasional not in groups Pd ; N of town Chepague d did S - some trees tall 35-40 ft high - Author C T Wilcox fruiter June 24 Stds di fullflower of some trees the catkins not even falling. C in chips. 20 (28) 4 do, microcarpa one tree in Chepague did Thicker & frequent towards S. Liberty 1912 in another Chop S thicket - a fine cluster June 1913 at three places on Chop S small, fertile catkins still fresh.

23 28 28 (25) Valer discolor Chap J, in cool thickets but infrequent. Road way to Mayes chapel towards Robin Nell. 21 28 24 (1) 19 do eriocephala Chippagueddit J. occasional sometimes with unusually narrow leaves. Probably the only swamp yellow I've seen at that. 1913 Freshwood Rd. Chelmard, north towards L'cove. do eriocapula x humilis ? Chilmard 25 17 (2) 4 do debbiana one shrub at edge of chicken or Chippagueddit J. South of Cape Pogue Bay 1913 July 2 this shrub with some wilting cuttings. [300] 28 (1) 5 do humilis frequent by roadside W. R.R. Libury - 1913 near lambert's ave. Chilmard. 124 28 21 (11) 27 do tristis one tuft on sandy roadway N. of farm Chippagueddit J. _wet patches_ frequent 1911 near Fishky - Plains towards S.Pond 1913 scattered patches Chap.J. Mistaken; occasional infrequent towards L'cove. N. Libury do sericea do nigra, Chilmard - one group of large leaves

12 Castanea dentata. Oct 12/11, tree 6' around 6" above base. also e small tree nearby 1912 no sign of disease, Jan 19/13 a tree with high fence around in fields field border N. of the farm. Planted in the farm. 2 Juglans grandifolia Occasional groups of gardened trees on thicket on choppiness dirt Rd & elsewhere. 1912. Chap J some strong thick rooted from this. In a number of thickets. Chelmsford. n February, frequent. 8 28 24 (21) 34 Quercus coccinea x C. wellingtonia Chap J. a common tree in its typical form 8 28 24 (21) 22 do. velutina x C very well fruiter [Chap J] Oct. 10/11. A tree a edge of Joshmo Pond a tree, water farm 105" around 2 ft. above the base 27 28 (21) 29 do. pagodifolia x Chap J? 8 28 23 (21) 22 do. ilicifolia x C very fr chap J c. do. ilicifolia x coccinea Sep 16/13, 3 chp J. one tree att. 10 ft high do. ilicifolia x tinctoria Sep 23/13. at the road west of Joshmo. 8 28 (21) 22 do. alba x C very - no fruit seen Chap J c.

28 1① 5 Necoria glabra, frequent near N. Ipswich. about Ashum Pond - fruiting well carpinus caroliniana Ostrya virginica July 5/3 a number of fine trees above Ashum Pond. Gay Head N.Ipswich, frequent. 0 28 24②1 2 Corylus Americana & some fruit still Chap J. 1912 C. on chap J. and fruit Oct 5/12 V S 28 ②1 2.14 da rostrata. & some fruit still chap. J., 1912 C. on chap J. and fruit Oct 5/12 " 28 :2 ②1 27 Betula populifolia X occasional along Ed. St. Rd. Chappaquiddick N. wood - frequent, 1912 at last place chap.J. Some bark twig - C. inland brownish by cave. Along a brook N.Ipswich Oct 5/03 Alnus serrulata. 5 4 ③1 5 Alnus neboracensis Cone of Ed. Great brook Pond, N.Ipswich

Cannabis Sativa Sept. 9/19 A cluster in full flower & fruit by old rail road bed north of town. Urtica urens -37- ① do. gracilis Sachmore Pond about the pumping station & along the border of pond. Chelmsf'd frequent -do. hyssopii- 17 A 29 Urtica Pumila Mr. side Longfield Rd. Mr. Isbury Under young thorn ; 6 H 28 Pochnacea cylindrica Chipping Ongar & elsewhere Chaired thicket seeming to be a rare state of the north. 1911 Another thicket on chops J.C.E. 1913. Near Roberts Chelmsf'd. N. Isbury. 21 H 29 do. scalaris, one spot Mr. side Longfield Rd. perfectly typical.

8 28 19 (21) 22 Quercus stellata x C vergC & no fruit reticulate - Chap S, C; frequent inland towards Le Cone. N. Newbury very C. 2 24 24 (21) 24 do. prinoides x C, vergC, well fruited. Chap Sc. 0 3 24 (21) 74 do. rufescens C, well fruited. Chap S. C. Chap S, tree not yet high - also no fruit. 3 do. prinus known trees more like prinos. Ulmus americana 5 24 (24) 8 Neumulus hirsutus Only by fence in old lot in town. Chap S. near one cottage & may an abandoned farm house 1873 along on the road & crop. do. japonicus.

Rumex altissimus, single plant by a barn of Edgartown. 15 24 Rumex persicarioides at Great Pond + 17th - a few small depressed plants. July 9. Westucket, plants 8in. high border of 27P4. 22 do. Acetosella x C Chap I - C replacing Chickweed at a weed that old farm houses & gardens with anacallis 17 4 22 6 29 Polygonum maritimum + sparingly along the shore of Long Pond Rd. 1911 found nowhere else. 1912, one plant found on east shore of Cape Cod at Cape Popo Light - L Shore Chap. J. one plant - 193 July 6. South Beach x 1905 South Beach Sep 13/15 + 8 28 + 14 21 22 do, aviculare x C + Chap J. do, monspeliense 11 9 19 7 23 do. busilforme C + Chap J

Carex pauciflora 4 21 Cornandria umbellata one plant found, by border of chutes on Chipagus J. 1910 one station Chipagus, 1911 Chop. J. 12 but plain chip. no open flowers yet. 25 28 30 22 Pneumae brittania A.G.T. Irapp Pd.; Long Rd. Pd. + elsewhere fr. Chop J. C. N. Factory - c 26 28 19 21 de. crispus x c. fr. Chop J. c 22 28 19 21 de. obtusifolius c. fr. 1913 one farm yard Chop. J 25 de. crispus x obtusifolius - found side near the shores of large loft if they are found - parvule dried. fr

7 Polygonum lapathifolia 1913 July 7 + chalking yard W. of Harbor. 8 do tomentosa 1913 July 7 small plants very white tomentose shore of front Port. Wentworth. 22 28+ 19 21 do persicaria x apparently not C + but not abundant. Chap. J.C. 1914 back of David Bonds, quite prostrate do hydro Piperoides Cap 22/15 + led. inland pools Lizard & Cape. Foster farms, W. history, rate flowed 11 5 27 25 do apelouca a + led. flowers at Juypp's Rd. about Venge Kan Lock Rd. an abundant growth in Roots 1900 C. Chippewa co. S. 1912 very C. on Chap. J. April 13+ do setacea 22 19 4 do orientale waste ground Oak Bluffs.

10 Polygonum provinciale Edgartown 24 do neglectum, Clam mercurialy not side of turbor above the bluff: Chap. 2 - frequent 21 do, prolificum & + Often depressed in hard mats at bordering salt marshes 1911 Light-warm near Edg. Pond - View flowers distinctly fleshy. Chap. 2. 1913 June 21. Black pond size - chap. frequent. 24 do, atlanticum N + E. of harbor & Many capsules elongated. Not c. 1910 Some 3 ft tall N side harbor. 1912 Sep. 28 W side Chap. J. a few small plants - E. of town First Pond. Chap. 2. Persicaria punctata Swainson & roseatum Howe & Cl. erect pond typical form IV stem low together Red 1911 Buckrose Pond. Big hole on Chippanquidick 1913 July 4, provided form on hot sand - 1918 smooth narrow spiked form. Edgartown + Chap. 2. Rough-lanced form chap. J. do, incarnata 1910 low grounds back of hotel - + chap. 9 - Chap. 2. Sep. 16/13 + chap. 2 another station, very typical

Polygonum tartaricum Sep 10/13 Quilting yard, Haverford fr. 22 28 + 21 (7) Polygonella articulata C. + Oct 10 + very c: 1910 Sep 8 + 1911. Oct 3 + Chip. J. often prostrate in sand. 1913 July 7. Plants of few weeks high! Sep 7/13 + Sp 12/15 + Sp 13/17 x: 22 28 + 14 (21) Chenopodium Album. x C + Chip. J. alarge green form with more ribbed sepals & slightly larger seed also a glaucous there form. 15 28 + 20 (27) do. hybridum 1911 C. + Chip. J. 14 do. lanceolatum 1912 frequent. Chip.? large and many types - 23 28 + 20 (24) do. murale + frequent about Edgertown C 1911 Oct 3 + Chip. J. almost always about barnyards. do. hybridum do. Botrys Sep 25/13. sown in Edgertown garden. do. rubrum.

44 1907+20 Persicaria hydropiper + frequent Chap. J. 24 28+30 (21) Persicaria punctata C + many a small Leptoschysa form Chap. J - C Dp. 12/13+ do robustior . 30 Polygonum Virginianum. 1912 two plants in Aquis park 23 28+24 (1) Pacaulori Sagittatum + not rare, 1911 C. 1913 July 1 * do hastatum Chelmer R - bottom in woods along running torrent. towards Dry Head Sep. '13. 22 28+25 (2) Sinaria convolvulus % occasional , frequent 1913 June 29 Barnyard Chap. J, July 2 another barnyard ag. Chap J Sep. 11/13 old field 15 28+19 (2) 19 do Pannetorum Mr side Langport Rd + thickets in Novel. frequent or C the plains near old Eaton Bay Chap J, occasional & frequent. 19 31 do scabrids. 1911 Led. Place - 1915 inland town Lamberts Cove. 21 (1) 201 Fagopyrum Fagopyrum + Chicken yard W of town Feldwood Rd. old field July 17 Chap J. old field Sep 11/12

29 28+ 20 21 400/1917 Jordan linearis frequent or c. + ripe fr. C. Chap J. C 13 3 20 do, maritima more E. of town; Chappauganset I. apparently frequent but much less than the above. 1912 S. side Chap J. two places. Sep. 13/18 from Oliver Point - much. 10 6 22 1 Salsola Kali C. + Chap J. c 1913 July 1. More of Vineyard Sound South Boston 27 5 do, caroliniana near Cape Pogue Pond & beyond beating brush 28+19 25 Amaranthus retroflexus C. + Chap J. c 16 2 20 do, hybridus I apparently scarce 1912 seen only once perfectly typical

24 1 Chenopodium ambrosioides 1911 asamp strong bushy plant near the shore - absent ever since nothing was seen of it the last two seasons - 1912 along one street in town strongly after garden. 2 28+ 20 (21) Atriplex hastata x C + The last month time hastate For thick form paler green either thinly or abundantly white-mealy, approaching pumila but often widely hastate leaves stiff and thick but brittle Chap. 3. C 3 23 3 22 (1) do arenaria C + Chap. J. C 4 29 28 20 (21) = 100 Salicornia europaea C + Turning a bright red Chap. J. C 5 22 9 28 20 (25) do. Begelevii C still with fresh anthers, turning a deep claret color - Chap. J. C 6 23 9 28 20 (22) do. ambigua C many fresh styles, turning light yellowish or purplish red Chap. J. C

21 9 20 22 Portulacca oleracea + C. in Y near town generally C. Chap J. frequent. 1912 C. in garden patches. do grandiflora Sep. 1915. One plant in flower on an old vegetable garden on chap J 30+ 21 21 24 Scleranthus annuus X + sandy road W. of town near town. Chap J.- frequent - C. 7 Agrostemma Githago 1913. July 7 + Chiltern near N. of town 21 9 28+ 21 21 22 Selene vulgaris, rather C in Y near town Oct 9 + 1910. C. in some fields in the suburbs. 1912, a few plants in garden patch Chap J. Oct 5/2 some flowers left. 1913 June 22 + abundance in field towards eops pond June 30 one cluster in field Harbertale chap J. + do arvensis

Amaranthus paniculatus 21 28+ do graecizans C. T. Sometimes abundant in old fields. Chap. S. C. 21 do blitoides 1913 June 21 bush in a garden patch, chap. Island, N. E. Edgartown, Apr 18, Chap S. near landing do paniculatus 14 28 21 (1) 23 Phytolacca decandra one large plant on waste and plant near the shore Vineyard Haven Cliffs, fr. 1911 towards Lamberts Cove - E. part Nashmoo 1913 July 17 near Lamberts Cove, Lisbury, Chilmark Apr 11/13 Chap S. one plant in garden ground - 1915 east of island towards Kil Cove. 28+20 (N) 22 Molleugo verticillata C. T. Chap. S. C. 1913 July 4 +

Cerastium glomeratum June 25/13 Hypd and solitary in the dry grass, one locality, Edgartown Cemetery, ed. dw. many places. 8 28+20 21 22 Alisma media x C + 1912 searched for carefully on chips, J. but no signs of it. 1913 July 2 Camp Naked Chick days Lb. Sep 5/13 by a cottage on north Point. 24 do graminea near Ed. Boot Pond - the different tangled broad-leaved autumn state, no flowers. Oct. 1915. Known at Edgartown, Vineyard Haven County. 10 28+19 21 22 Cerastium vulgatum x C. parviflora mostly dense, but some fresh flowers et al. J. frequent or C. do. semidecandrum do. arvensis 15 4 23 25 29 Sagina procumbens. + V for Wet land in springy spot N. Shore Long Pt. Pd. Crevices of brick & do. wet in Main St. frequent N Shore & imp. out. 1910 Ed. Boot Pond Y at a number of places. 1912. on the Sand Bluff N W side Hypd. a number of patches on the steep face of the bluff with slender round ripe seeds June 25/13 1917 C. back of Trout Brooks, Foster Farm Newbury

Silene noctiflora Sep 22/15 N. of Tashmee 21 Silene armeria 1912. Sep 21 a few plants in flower in weedy yard. Edgartown. do dichotoma 4 28 + 0 19 (21) 22 Lychnis alba + street side over the railroad track and other places in town 1910. found at a number of places - 1913 June 21 + Sep 13/13 + chap 3 one station. 30° 14! 20 (22) 24 do. dioica + Old fields N. of town. Iron Street. Oct 9 + rose-colored flowers, 1910 Street side in town at a number of places, elsewhere infrequent. 1911. Oct. 2 + 1913 June 22 + 4 28 + 19 (21) 22 Saponaria officinalis + C. by street side Chap 3 frequent abt. lawn yards & farm houses. 1913 July 6 * (22) 4 11 (22) 24 Dianthus armeria C, a few late flowers 1911. Oct. 11. all dried up. 1913 June 29 * do barbatus. July 7 + Edgartown roadside, also roundside near demento Cove.

15 22 (H) 30 Ixia rubra Montec Red + 16g & fragment 1910 ? stick only at ice house on Ed. St Pond July 4/13 & Long Island Rd. 1917, back of south Pond. Brasenia pumila Nymphaea advena. 15 30 28 (24) 19 Castalia odorata Pond on W shore 1 mile out a few flowers 1910 in Lill ponds. 1912 the pond hole on chip B of Lamson's Rice. June 24 + Apr 5, specimen. Vineyard Haven Chilmark 16 Ceratophyllum demersum, 1910 Ed. St Pond 22 Clematis paniculata The first one back of the shore at last place. (Coptis trifolia) ? / 9 20 do virginiana Borders of lots in the town.

5 17 28 (21) 22 Arenaria serpyllifolia x, completely dried. 1911 Apr 28. from bluff but no flowers. 1912 Chop J. in a bare cultivated field. 1913 June 21. C. on cliff J. 400 25 (21) H Kochringia lateriflora C under the cedars. also Cape Rouge Pd. 1912 N. of the town 1913 June 21, Chop J. flowers. 24, cliff J. south +, also East. Chelmouth July + 6 5 22 (25) 23 Ammochloa maritima C. Chop J. - C. low below the harbor bluff. 11 28+ 20 (22) 23 Spergula arvensis frequent, still flowering Oct. Chop J. Oct 6/11 +. Chop J. occasional 1913 June 22 + Chop 300 9 3 20 (21) 22 Iris marina C. Chop J. - C. 1913 June 21 + 9 25 (26) 24 do canadensis Chippagaddic S. in wet land. N side 1912 S.W. side - a colony of a number of plants.

Paranuculus recurvulus. Outside woods above Merrimack Ford C. Foster farm N Testway 91 14 (2) 22 Ranunculus repens & a few betoted flowers Oct 9 a number of flowers Chap 3 - sunny verge. 1913 June 24 Apr 13. Chap 3. Locally C. at a few places. chap 3 do delphinifolius 22 (22) Oleandra cymbalaria, near the shore, some flowers still. 1910. At a number of places. 1911. 7-10 flowers seen. 1913, June 21, 10 flowers yet - June 29 + stfr. in a ditch corner harbor shore chap 3. (21) 3 Thalictrum revolutum 1911 a good growth at one place on Chap. J. also border of lily woods at Jackson's Rd. - fruit abundant another station on Chap. 1913. C in thickets N & Chap J. June 24 + June 24 another thicket on chap J. February 300 (1) de. polysamum, 1913 July 1. Lamberts Greenbrook + Chilmark, July 8. C. 10 28 (21) 24 Sassafras Sassafras frequent on C chap J. some of larger

Actaea rubra 23 6 3 (24) do. alba Chap. J steep wooded bank Sep 23/10 well fruiting remains 07/6/11 so berries left 1912 in two other thickets chap. J June 1913 nice under dirt June 24 green fruit. S & child chap. J 300 (24) Aquilegia canadensis 1911 high open woods wooded bank on Chap. J much of it with remains of well fruition, Foster farm N. Jersey. (24) Anemone quinquefolia 1910 Woods near Fopp 1913 June 24 C on chap. J beds Pond - a few leaves only 3 do virginiana Chap. J a single fruiting plant by lady road way through our woodland. Ranunculus obtusiusculus 22 8 28 20 (21) do. acris x C a few belated flowers 1911 Sep 28 I flower 24 not flowers Oct 3 last flowers generally all Stephen form. 1913 June 21 + zero plants do on blue chap J - July 2, one plant another flower chap. (24) 11 28 25 do. bulbosus x C No flowers 1912 Chap. at last places. 3. (24) do abortives Oct 3/11 Fastmoo Pond along a shaded hickory wall, 1912 One colony in a shady bank Chap. J the myself born 1913 June 24 fruit - another checked on chap. J.

Thlaspi arvense 19 6 28 +(390)1911(21) 22 Deschampsia leiocarpum X c+ Oct 9+ chap. J - frequent in barn yards. June 21/13 + 21 H (24) do, altissimum X 1910 one plant in yard of Portuguese Letter near Heart Den field - 1912 Oct 4 chap. J few plants + for by cultivated patch! 1913 June 24 turn. one chap. J South - July 7 + for a good deal in another yard chap. J. S.E. W. of the turn - Sep. 15/3 chap. J north Point 1917 chap. (21) middle. 8 5 20 22 Cakile edentula X c. Some flowers Sep 30- chap. J. farm yards. 6 28 + 19(21) 22 Brassica nigra c. in full flower 1911 Oct 4 some completely dead some 1913 June 25 * Sep. 18. chap. J. one station waste ground. 3 76 (25) do, juncea 1911 a single plant in flowerly road W. of Fairmoo Pd. 1912 chap. J. in an old chicken yard . 1913 June 25 - a few days in flower. chap. J.

Benzoni Benzoni Chelidonium C 22 8 28 19 21 Chelidonium majus x frequent about town to flowers sun. Resorted toward date Rough 1911 No flowers Oct 3/11 a few last flowers 1913 June 21 + Lepidium campestre x 6 22 28+19 21 do virginicum x C + Chap. 2 C 21 7 20 do apetalum 1910 one plant in neglected field near South Nor feeding field. 1911 one plant by street side in town do medium. Coronopus didymus

16 28+25 (29) 22 Raphanus Sativus + Made ground run Bay of a Hotel - 1910 once in waste ground. Chyd. Sept. 12/13. A few plants in old fields & two flowers. 11 30 Barbarea stricta a single rosette of radical leaves in waste ground N. of the town - assumed to be this rather than B. Barbarea 1912 Chp. J. first Rosettes of leaves in a cultivated patch, apparently this. (1) 3 Radicella nasturtium-aquaticum. 1911 Jackman Rd. Oct 3, no flowers 1913 July 14. Jackmans Rd do palustris do sylvestris 1913 June 22. Swamp not above the N. of Hilly forest + A good deal in a swampy place. 14 28 19 (21) 1 Noriba armoracea 1910 Yes a few times in waste placed. Chp. J. one station - two stations or more. cardamine flexuosa Chelemark along the brook (1) 3 Cardamine pennsylvanica 1911, Oct 3, Jackman Secondary last flower. 1913 July 1. + 1fr. Gambuto live brook. Pond. Ponds Home

Brassica alba June 29/13 Edgertown a mass in waste ground some 1 1/2 ft high 10 5 20 (21) Brassica arvensis x 1910 Field N side town + frequent. Chap. J. occasional and. June 21/13 + 21 28+ 25 (22) 23 do campestris + Field N of town ... somewhat hispidulous - flowers rather large purple. 1910 frequent in neglected fields - 1912 chap. J. in an old garden patch. chp 2 Jun't 13 another plate. do napus (23) do oleracea. June 23/13 also full chp 2. 9 do rapa. Old fields near the town & Diplotaxis muralis 22 28+ 19 (24) Raphanus raphanistrum x C + Chap J c 1913 June 21 +

Roseda lutea Sarracenia purpurea 4 9 24 ②② 1 Drosera rotundifolia Athyrium bojeri flowers - 1910. frequent. 1912 chip D. ed. boggy places. June 24 v Chip D. Ponds Rd. bog. Nordambert Lake Adirondack. July 7 Wentworth & forty to flowers yet - 1917 Sep. 14 last flowers N.Y. county 11 30 30 ②① 25 do. longifolia New Joppa Rd. Ed. Scott Rd. Wentworth - no flowers seen - R chip D. intense red spot - June 24 v Chip D. Ponds Rd. bog. Nordambert Cove. July 7 Wentworth & forty to flowers yet. 1917 Sep. 14 last flowers N.Y. county do. filiformis 16 Lillaea Vaillantii simplex 1910 Sep 16. Thuddy flow of Ed. St Pond some feet above water - many plants with flowers both sides of Dedicated, the Pedicels becoming 4 in. long ft. 5 fr.

Arabidopsis glabra 1912, Oct.4, Chap.3, solitary tall sloping thicket - I fully fruited. Cardamine arenicola 13 28+21 (21) 27 Bursa Bursa-pastoris x only about the town streets off and not very + freq. frequent. outlying cultivated fields - Chap.3 - frequent or C. Lammatina microcarpa June 22/13, along well. small plant by edge field N.W of town. Izaba arana 9 26 20 24 Berteroa incana grassy lots of all places about the town. in farm West of the town. Oct.1/13 + 4 Erysimum cheiranthoides Oct.8, a number of plants in largely vegetated garden near shore of East Pond, to flowers left - 19 28+ 8 Honica maritema hairy lots in town 1910 streetside, occurred: old foundation at edge public lot Alyssum alpesoides Lomaria orientalis

Hamamelis Virginiana July 1/3 Lumberto Cove Brook - July 5 - Chelmark C - towards Bay Head. 3 Rubus trigosus a large patch near ruins of Nolans Bay hotel stems densely setose besides glandular. Choppaguddy cheeks near the north shore C "the cedars" 1920 Swamp M. of town, 1911 Stems with minute pubescence. Chelmark July 5 first ripe June 1923 Lumberto do occidentalis x stick cedar about Bay Hotel '911 frequent by roadside Chop J. Doward du nigrobaccus 1912 Sep 24 chop 2 wood there - glandular straight but not drying do also on a do. nigrobaccus x - kept 23/13 new York 24 do argutes C belated ripe fruit at two pines 1911 generally & chop 2 frequent. do frondosus x frequent 1911 chop 2 the A, recurved form. Same do. argutes x frondosus. chop 2, Jan 23/03 on chitin. do. argutes x procumbens. chop 2.

Rubus abbrevians 30 ②) frondosus x procumbens 24 do multiflorus x, frequent or C 1912 chp J. Kentucky peare June /13 frequent in chp. J. T non town 25 ②) 29 do. nigricans Ros on Oak Bluffs road a mile from town - 1910 abundant alt. Orange M. of town. June /13 from Trapp's Pond. Sep. 16 /13 chp J. 28-30 ②) 22 do procumbens x c chp. J. c. 4 do, subinflorces c 23 ②) 11 do. Euslenii 1912 Con chp. J. C 500/1917

23 16 18 24 27 (21) Flagellaris. Rubus purpuratus frequent 1910. collected once 1912 chap J. occasional 11 3 25 24 (21) do. Baileyanus, known certainly of this genus chap J. typical leaves - seemingly not c 1913 frequent chap J. (21) do. Flagellaris x Eusloniie June 21/13 chap J. 2nd place (1) do. rosebaccens July 1/13 Nadun Clay Co railroad (27) do. Baileyanus x procumbens chap J (21) do. Eusloniie x procumbens June 21/13 chap J

11 28 21 23 Rubus hispidus c chap J. C 12 21 110° / Rubus argutus x Baileyanus - chap J. C. 8 28 19 21 24 Fragaria virginiana c chap J. C foary border of bay side N side of Town 10 30 25 do. vesca 1913 June 30 - Mowed early good, fruit reddish Argentina anserina 13 10 21 22 27 da. littorale Cape Porpoise Pd - N side Long Island Pt & tide Harbor, 1912. Powder Pond, June 22/13 one open flower '27 + fruit Fruit bright red appearing like a flattened strawberry the achenes shining the lips widely spread. Barkwood Pd. July 1 + Oct. 9 14 28 22 Potentilla argentea X Hotk. some flowers caud Mr. side of Turban & elsewhere 1900 c. Mr. Savage's flow. Oct 17/11, St - show it had been mowed down on lawn. chap. J., seemingly scarce . 1913 June 21 +

6 21 Potentilla monspeliensis one plant stem in flower num found here by SPPond 1918 near Trapp's Pond; first seen pond 1913 June 21 Chippendall J. & J. 1913. June 24 x leaf-plant on 'Chip. 5-frequent 25 21 do Canadensis x C. chip. J. c. 53 do simplex, Chip. J., frequent on chalk hills 1905 22 30 20 21 do pusilla x C. chp. J. c. 28 14 24 Leurn canadense. Street Side in town for 1 m. side Longfold Pond: Chelmont Chippendall Chitts & 17 63 24 Apimonia glyptosepala F. M. Lide Laughat. 29 Pd. fr- Chippendall Chitts 1910 April Only at Seventhsold Station - C.H. Chipp. J. Chitts & Oct 3/12, infrequent Chelmont

Agromonia Richellii Rosa obovata Lep. frequent; chips. 14 20 21 25 Rosa Carolina, frequent or C. chips. C Rosa Richellii chips. Rosa venella Ryd. Sp. nov. chips C. 8 28 19 21 22 do lucida X Very C. occasional last flower 1911 Sep 28. Flowers at a number of places Some 6 ft high - chips J. Oct 6 some flowers 12 do. 1912 Oct 6, a number of flowers 1913 June 30 +. Sep 16/13. an occasional flower. 10 20 25 29 24 do rubiginosa Ed Great Pond for at least places 1910 near Ditbury Pond - E. of the town 1912 Sep 2 Winterset, chips three stations - 1913 July 3 + Whitmarsh, Lee 25 29 do cinamomea on chips J. Hardwicks line dry roadside bank. 22 11 21 29 d. rubosa X Oak Bluffs road; some flowers still on foot or Harbor Place across swamp hill - Mr. of harbor 10 28 19 27 1913, N. of the town; 1915 chips sparse. 24 Vitis communis fence road - frequent chips J. Last remote place in the fields wooded its line, Leebury; frequent as an cultivated tree

10 28 23 (21) Malus malus x occasional by roadside. Treatment as a naturalized tree, but not c. Chap. J at stations 11 [ 25 (21) Aronia arbutifolia c fr. Chap. J. 1912 red fruits at one station 1917 chap 2 red fruit fragment. 10 28 20 d. atrospurea x c. fr. Chap. J. c (7) do. nigra 1913 shrub top near [illegible] Chap. J. Sept. 10/13 [500] 10 28 (21) Amelanchier canadensis x c, Chap. J. c Perfectly typical of broad cordate leaves rocky slope tree, 1923 June 29 fruit ripe. 10 5 23 (21) d. oblongifolia c. on Chappaquiddick June 27/13 some fruit ripe perfectly typical.

30 24 (21) Crataegus 29 Amelanchier macropetala, Chappaquiddick Falmouth frequent 1809 foot of Dartmouth Pond. 1912 frequent on chip. J. Jun 25 some fruit ripe (5) Crataegus Crus-galli 1913 July 7 rather C. near Montauk Pond, no fruit seen. do Pieknellii 1918. 30 (21) do rotundifolia. one bush 6ft high near Chappaquiddick J. 1911. Chipp.. J now aside a mile W of the town, for it some the leaves have fallen leaving the bushes conspicuously bare of fruit. fruit bright cinnabar red - Wintuckett 1912 set place on chip. J. Oct and fruited 1923 Sagmor Pond 3 (21) do pruinosa Chappaquiddick J. 1911. set place on Chappaquiddick J one tree near Tashmoo Pond. fruit greenish and yellowish light red 1912 C on chip J, the characteristic form of the island Oct 7th much of the fruit still present. 3 (28) do polita ? 1911 Tashmoo Pk on fine wooded terrace - fruit darker than in other island species & more of a lighter kind red - very bright. more scattered on the ground than in any other. Chipp J. two stations in one general locality 1912 a new station on Ely Ldg Oct 4 fruit scarlet.

Febury, Sep. 1918. 16° high 25½' around trunk one foot above base. June 8/1907 (24) Crataegus Schizophycla. 1911. C. at Fashmo Pond. Some trees fairly 25 ft high rather narrow in outline the divided trunk 2½ inches around near the base fruit very crowded loading the branches... some deep red but in many trees still only greenish-red - Chap 2 at half dozen tations some fruit greater not 6ft high. Branches mostly ascending approached the conformation of the tree close growing. At Red flies on chap 2. C. R. Febury Craenoid Americana 22 26 28 19 (21) do maritima x c. fr ripe 1910 Sep 11 Some ripe: 17° generally more ripe 1911 Oct 3, on chap 2 a considerable growth base unusually large amber fruit clear transparent bluish yellow to light orange 1912 chap 2 fruit sometimes very small June 28 still much of it in blossom. 1912 Sep 12/13, some ripe but many amber or green. do Ceratoid. Chap 2: a group of small trees by an old road way. 25 23 (2) do (wissem) a small tree near the shore 24 1910 one small tree in another place near the town. 1911 one tree by roadside N. of Fashmo 1913 last view S.E. ditcher chap 2. 4 26 19 (21) 22 do Serotina x C chap 2 c. 1913, June 24 a few flowering racemes on one tree.

9 28 20 (21) Amygdalus Persica, taste lot better Hotel - a number of small trees 1910 Bump back of school 1911 frequent by roadides near the town - seen at few times on Sept. 3, 1913 June one small tree in wide yards Oct. 2. 9 28 20 23 Cassia chomacrista near the north of flowers. 1910 Sep. 9 same in full flower still - 26. do. only at the station where plenty. 1911 Sep. 28, after last flowers - abundant fruit. 29 28 19 (21) Raptisia triectoria x C. florues at one place Oct. 9, flowers 1910 no flowers 1911 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 a few bloated flowers - Oct. 6 do 1912 Oct. 3 & still some flower Oct. 6. 1913 June 21, one flower - 25. flowers at full bloom July 8. flowers & but not yet generally in bloom Sep. 10/13 after flowers. [illegible] 17 (18) 1 Cyrtus scoparius one tuft less than on road to Oak Bluffs way 8 miles from town Oct. 9 a group of 4 clusters by the side of the road - N. side Long Island 1/2 the tallest cluster 14 1/2 ft high 1910 same four clusters enlarged & one much one. 1911 a tuft up high near Lambert Cove - also Tuft by roadside fence near the schoolhouse N of the town The tufts at station bushes are not about 3 feet high 1913 July 4 of this station winter killed but much looked well with fruit the paler in spuce, each way Sep. 17/13 One tuft north there 22 Medicago sativa x C., in fields & lots about town + Oct 10 + 1910 Sep 8 + 1911 Sep 28 no flowers - 1913 June 22 + a pod died in one field Oct. 2 July rector Station Oct. 2 The color varies from bluish white deep purple

Medicago falcata Border of cultivated field near Edgworth. (2) 361 19 Medicago lupulina x Melam Bay total Last flowers. Town + Oct. 8 - Lawn near Nott's 1910 frequent + 1912 Sept. J. frequent. oct. 9. (21) 6 28+ 20 Melilotus alba Frequent off. Town + 22 1911 Apr. 25 + 1913 June C. off the town, July 4+ 134 (2) do officinalis 1910 one cluster in a grassy lot in town + 1913 June 21 one patch by the waterfront much in a field towards Grapp's Rd 1913 June 27. along growth edge of field S side Sept. 13 Vineyard Haven. Much in built part of town. (22) Trifolium aureum, 1913 frequent June 25 + Sept. J - two flowers - a number of places. 19-20 (22) 22 do procumbens x Lawn E side of town 1910 N. of the town; towards Ferry St Pond + 1913 June 22 + one patch in field towards Grapp's Rd July 2 one station Sept. J + (1) June 19 do dubium x July 1/13 C at Vineyard Haven on lawn - oak Bluffs - Scarce at Edgartown

Trifolium incarnatum 1910. reflected field at Mr. Saverys (Warden's) place. 4 28+19 21 do, arvense x C heads mostly dried but some last flowers 1910. C chap. J. C 4 28+19 21 do, pratense x C some flowers 1911 Apr 28+ chap J - Oct 9/12/11 + some. 6 28 21 do hybridum one plant in flower field towards Brad. 1912 but plants Apr 29+ 1913 still in chap. J. South Side fields C. 4 28+19 21 do repens x C - A number of flowers at one place by clump roadside Apr 30, flowers frequent. Oct 9 flt. chap J. C. 1911 Oct 12 4. 4 28 24 24 Cracca virginiana C. A number of flowers on a burned over spot Apr 30 chap. J. C. June 24/13 & 26 first flowers at second place July 7 with yet in flower; intend towards below Liberty

22 4 28 27 (1) Robinia pseudoacacia x fairly frequent often in remote places & along roadside borders of woods on tr. side of island - appearing like a native tree Chippawa end & east plains. do viscosa 1915. roadside border often. Coronilla varia Meibomia marylandica Sep 23/13, sandy upland roadway towards Lamberts line. 22 5 28 (1) 30 Meibomia obtusa - one locality, Chippawa end 1910 much of it in wet places, especially Dox Bluffs. Two other stations on chop 3 - 1911 wet places - 1912 tall form on chop 3. edge of ticket. Fishery & Chilmark, Bay Head, much. 3 do rigida 1911 roadside bank N. of Jackson 5 (1) do Canadensis Oct 5/11 a single bush, well fruited towards side chop 3 near Poucha Pond; a few plants near Cape Rogue Pond do sessilifolia 3 do rotundifolia Oct 23/11. chop 3. sandy roadway shrub & oak woodland - a few plants no flowers not fruct. chip 409

11 30 245 ① KH H. c. pedeza procumbens sandy roadside N. of the town - but places - frequent. 1910 Sep 11 some flowers, Chappague Rd. Sandy roadside at Carl Ploum Sep. 30/11 20 flowers left. N. of the town. Sep 14. Chap. S Heather side, few flowers. do. Brittonii do. Nuttallii 11 21 ① 5 do. Nuttallii Roadside bet. N. Lisbury & Vineyard Haven 1910 Sep 11. N. of town, some late flowers. Road to N. Lisbury Pond. N. of the town. 1917 Chap. S_ 1918 + c. state road, Lisbury 5 30 ⑤ do. frutescens Roadside bet. N. Lisbury & Vineyard Haven with the above & L. birta near E. of Pond 1910 one station Chappague Rd. S. 1913 - Road to Lampson's Hill. 19 6 24 KH do. virginica sandy roadside N. of town & SW of town apparently scarce 1910 one station SW of town. Chap. S. last location. 1918: Foster barn, Lisbury

10 hespedeza capitata - growing on steep south N side of harbor. 700 12 24 (24) 24 hespedeza hirta - sandy roadsides N of town; Ruther c. 1910 Chippewa Dick 1911 Sep 30, no J. Gordon left Menominee River generally rather c. 8 28 19 (2) 22 do Reichellii x c fr. 1910 Some of plants quite prostrate as on Nantucket, but mostly erect - C. Chap. I never seen with any prostrate tendency Vicia tetrasperma do. hirsuta lo lativa 24 (28) 24 do angustifolia x 1912, one S. of town. on station chip.? 1913 June 28, another theset J. E. young fr.

Lathyrus palustris July 7 13 Memorial Park (22) Vicia cracca, 1913 June 22. Grew in Agnes Garden. July 10 1914 In the town. 1918 Chap. J. 22 Lathyrus maritimus x C. bot pubescent vilious No flowers Chap. J. 1913 June 22 & Sep 16. Some flowers. (22) d. linearifolius Near the shore. Leaves rather palustris narrow, slightly pubescent 1910 near Iceland. 1912. Chap. J on station E. near the Shore 1913 June 22 & 28th & Sep. Plants along shore Cape Poponasset on chap J. Sachwood Pond. Falcata Pitcheri, 1918 Seabury (1) d. Monosca Oct. 5/09 The typical woody plant on 1913 July 1 E. towards Lumbard Lane (21) Apios Apios, frequent old Griggs Rd. & frequent rather C. 1910 Generally rather C. Chap J. & T.B. frequent Chilmark. Astragalus helvola. Chap. J. Valley W. side of Harbor Kyp on chap J bluff & front harbor shore - rather C. Sep. 9/13 chap Sep. flowers: middle of island & Sep 13. 1914 N. side of Harbor (21) Polygama maculatum, Chappagudlick Chilmark C. 1910 Generally C. in shrubs. 1913 June 21 Still in full flower on chap. Chilmark - 15 d Some flowers still July 1. cm falling flower July 7 one flower Chilmark.

Iasminum Robertsonianum 9.30 19 (21) 24 do. pucellum Grassy yard N. side of town + Sep 9/10 same place + 1911 Oct 10, a few flowers - 1912 plenty densely in Agnes' lawn 1913 June 21 + library lawn. do. Carolinianum 9.28+19 (2) 22 Oxalis stricta x c + often abundant along shores. Chop. J.C.Oct/12/11 + 1913 June 21 + 8.22 23 do. cynosa frequent or c. + 1913 June 22 + -21 Lirium usitatissimum Cult. field in West New Quarter, plot x, Sep 10/13, chicken yard vineyard flower, fl. 78.

15 30 24 (19) 1912 chap. J. n.w. of site - Westbury road near Winterset July 5/13 x Lilium virginicum Sep 30/11 no flowers. (20) Along sandy roadside M. of town with L. floridanum. - generally redder & 24 (21) intercursum 10 28 20 23 do. floridanum, E. n.w. of town, some white. flowers - generally redder & High ground near Westbury round 1911 Sep 28 no flowers. Oct 1, one flower. chap J.C. July 7/13 x do. striatum 28 19 (6) Ailanthus glandulosa, frequently spontaneous 1910 A tree att 10 ft high in our scrub N. of Peter town chap. J. good deal apparently spontaneous att one place. 25 28 + 21 Polygala crucciata + C off Trap Rd Ed Sth of Pd - generally C, + Oct 10 + chap. J.C.

20 28 Polygala ambigua - Rox & V. A. Shore of Harbor 3 29 Polygala vesticellata 1910 typed on less sandy linds near El Pond + 1911 Tashmoo Pd 1912 Shore of Ponote Pond Sp 28 + also V. G. side. 14 11 ⑤ 25 do, viridescens - One plant, with white flowers. Tapp Rd. Sp 14/10 + one plant, Shapp's Pond - 1911 Sept. Plants in field flower on road to Bethel Chapel near Indian Hill Oct. 11/11. July 5/13 + Chilmark, Flaberry. Bay Head - Semi'13, chip J. one plant flowers pure white, many with stamen palest pink. 10 3 23 ⑥ 30 do Polygama - The plant with flowers by Rotham 19/8 held Oct 5 1911 ?flowers Oct 5 1912 Star some flower Oct 6-1913 June 21 x genmy 23 + Sp 14/13 very flowers. 6 10 30 do. Nuttallii Oct 6/09 near Jobo Reef 1910 Common on plains & to Nantucket Island towards Lemuit's Cove; 1914 Teppi Pd. Bay Head. 9 6 22 ④ 23 Euphorbia polygonifolia C + very c Shap J. 600/1917 29 3 do, maculata. Sandy field Dr of town + 1910 sandy field N of town + elsewhere - Head Bar West - Shap J. & in sandy field Oct 5/11 + last fall. do. Preslit 30 14 Acalypha virginica agrees garden strongly 5 typeded also near vegetable garden. Vineyard Haven Tashmoo Pond in Oct 5/09 Indian Hill, Sep 16/10 old cultivated field west of El St.Pond. 3 do. gracilens 1911 Tashmoo Pd Forward 16 1 St. Low: Salisbury

24 19 (21) Euphorbia cyparissias x decandul by roadsides. Old farm lands - sometimes by remote abandoned farms 1910 frequent chap. J, frequent. 16 5 100/1911 (22) 4 Callitriche heterophylla. Incepond on Chapman's Pond D. - br. 1910 & 11 off the town - Little Pond 1912 chap. J. Decbr and Jan & Nov - Chap. J. frequent. W. Jesbury Coroma cornudii. 3 (1) 27 3 Rhus hirta 1910 Bank of Lastman Pond and good sized shrubs on bank or South end of pond along State road towards Jesbury. 36 28 23 (21) 30 do glabra - frequent arc. Chappaguet Hill narrowly wooded & small some fine fr. tall Gay Head, frequent. 19 28 24 (21) 24 do copallina x c chap. J. C.

14 30 30 (24) 25 Rhos vernix Trapp Rd Generally c foliage beautifully turned Colg, Chap J fragment 1913 July 3 x Chelsea 8 28 19 (21) 22 do radicans X C - fruit pubescent 1913 all fruit examined was rather large & pubescent Chap J. 10 9 (5) Flex opaca in skillet Hunting woodland at Oct 10/11 a single shrub about 7 ft high edge of meadow on N side of Ashmoor Pond 1913 July 5 - A close group of 4 trunks, the tallest tree about 12 ft high in Chelsea. At steep woods beyond D.H. Clarke. 10 g do glabra at one spot in dense wet chestnut two miles N. of the Town - a few straggling shrubs. Oct 10/11. a single shrub on bank of Ashmoor Pond on east side. Total 14 28 19 (5) 500/1911 (21) 22 do Bronsonia C - fruiting abundantly Chap J. 6 30 19 (21) 1 do fastigiata less C. than the above, in comparative fruit Chap J. 1913 June 28 a few days from flower. 1913 July 1 x

25 21 Celastrus scandens. 1912 Sep 25. Nutted. N side Chap J. No fruit & lots mostly low ground. 1913 June 21 x Same locat. More thickly Monmouth Rd 11 28 14 23 29 Acer rubrum. C. Chap J. C 29 2 do. carolinianum. Chappaquiddick J. N. of the town 10 12 20 27 24 do. pseudo-platanus small tree in waste locat - occasional 1910 bunch to the more small tree 14 3 119 25 25 Symphoricarpos biflora Same ob. Joppa Rd - occasional flowers July locat of C Oct 3/11. Some flower. Chap J - 1913 July 1 x 3 6 in s.e. thickets. Chap J. 5 Phytolacca americana Oct 3/09 Pitshury - roadside blue - some still fruiting 4 28 19 26 22 Vitis labrusca X C. br. that had been grafted 1911 Sep 28. Less much fruit which though ripe was green or only slightly purplish tinge. It was called by the resident wanderer the White wild grape & was well Known but said to be not common Oct 3 at our place on Chap J. with abundant light pinkish purple fruit Chap J abundant at one place with ripe & excellent amber purplish fruit - 1913 June 21 x 27 Some not yet in flower Sep 16/13 some little fruit

12 28 24 (21) 14 Vitus aestivalis N. of town growing with V. labrusca. C. Jr. 1910 Chip J. C. seed fructed fruit, seed planted. 1912 Chip J. C. Oct. 5 some with fruit still green. 1913 June 21. few open flowers 28th no open flower yet - July 7+. Chilmur. Boy bleed. 8 28 19 (21) 30 Ampelopsis quinquefolia x C Chip J. C 11 3 24 do hirsuta C Chip J. Iolia Americana?) June 23/13. few young trees 4-8 ft. high in woods Chip J. 4 28 + 19 (21) 22 Malva rotundifolia x C. + Chip J Oct 21, + a very common weed. 1912 one of the C. barnyard weeds. 26 8 20 (H) 23 do moschata, One clump in field & of town flowers pink 1910, field n. side Trapp Pond many scattered clumps flowers all pink - 1911 Oct. 8. few flowers 1913 July 4 + do crispa

Althaea rosea. Sp:15/17 last scattered plants in flower in waste place W. of Edginton. 8 28 4 Hibiscus Moscheutos K. and Long Port Pt. 1910 N. side harbor. Long Point Port Pt 1911 one plant near the Edgartown ice house, Mashpee Pt. 1912 Chap J last plants Sept. 1917 Sp 14, last flower chap J - Zebury. Sp 10/18' some not yet in flower Ascyrum hypericoides Hypericum adpressum. 22 8 28 20 (21) do perforatum x c, dried capsules Chap J & 1913 June 25. x one plant .30, generally coming into bloom July & generally do maculatum

Hypericum ciliatum. Sep 16/12 9 28 20 (24) 23 Hypericum boscule C. some flowers Sep 11 Sep 28 10 flowers plants mostly dried. Chap. J. C 9 5 20 (21) 24 do, multicolor C. some flowers, Chap. J. C June 26 x implant. Sep 16/13 Chap J. Plants up to 34 cm high, the largest leaves 42 mm long by 19 mm wide. 9 4 21 1910 do dissimulatum Two stations & from a single plant at each 8/8/11 but plants at one spot near the ice house on the north side of the town. 1912 Chap J one station, towards De Cove. 9 do, major x 1910 balticus 9 24 20 (24) 24 do, Canadense x C some flowers Oct 9 fl. 1912 Chap. J. C 1913 June 24 y J. Chap. J. little plants. June 30 generally two first flowers. 6/1/13 + c chap. J. 9 30 20 (25) 24 Sarothra gentianoides, C. br. Sep 30/11 20 flowers Chap. J. C. Sep 11/13 some flowers.

21 9 28 20 24 Triadenum virginicum C, no flowers Chap. J. C Sept. 2/18+ 14 30 24 Elatine Americana + / fr Ed. St Pond 1910 at wing Run; Chapo Pond; 1917 little ice pond. [600] 25 21 9 30 24 Helianthemum nages C Oct & an occasional belot's large flower Chap. J. C - June 2 to one flower 30 a few first flowers. July 2 generally coming into bloom in format this. 8 28 15 21 24 do canadense C, chap J. C 1913 Jun 24, one open flower, 28th still some open flowers in rocky spots. July 4 still some flowers in shade July 5 Autumn one flower. Sp. 11/13 Chap. J. some flower. 15 30 28 21 23 do humosum C. Chap J C 1913 June 21 - a few late flowers - quite general. In the room, 28th still flowers July 4 no flower in. 11 30 23 21 24 do prostratum. Sandy roadside W of town 1912 Chap J. Last place. 1913 June 24 frequent on chap J. + flowers 7/8-1 9/8

12 24 21 (23) 29 Hudsonia villicoides x Much less c than the red c along certain sandy roadways among scrub oaks west of the town. Chap. 3. High woods opens towards the line. 8 26 14 (21) 22 do, tormentosa x e chap J. C 1913 plants still a good deal in flower; 25 feet flower 27 few flowers. 12 20 24 (2H) 24 Lechea minor - sparingly N. of town for Y.R. Town 1910 chap paguwick 3 - frequent but apparently not at all c. June 25/13 8 in high. 10 24 (21) 24 do, villosa C fr. Chap J. 1911 frequent do maritima x villosa. chap J. 4 24 (21) 22 do, maritima C fr very c chap J c Hillside clearings & woodland roadways towards the line. 5 16 (25) dot 5/11 at our locality on Chap J do. Leggettii near Pouch Rd - 1912 another station 1/2 mile distant. June 25 '18 in high.

Viola serruginata Sep.23/13 near Eastwood. 153 (26) 6 Viola pedata small plants in full flower 1911. Yarmouth Rd. Hill 1913, & by Stoney Run June 26. flowers occasional in clearings towards Kline. 10 (1) Oct.10/11 Winny and Haugen, few plants do domestica. Edgarstown - one station 14 30 19 (22) 22 do papilionacea x frequent in shaded yards 1913. Under bushes near old house site Sept 5- (28) 28 do latissimas Chop'd a patch in chalk S & N June 28/13, many cleistogamous underground fruit. 1915 one station towards Kline. do obliqua 1911 Grassy roadsides Toward Gay Head or Chelmar R. 1912 A patch was chopped Chop'd a large plants June 24 chop'd the other along borde of wood 3 (22) 1 9/10 do cecellata, Phagnum bog, Major Line for 1910 swamp fields N of town - R Lisbury, etc large wet ditch bottom. Chilmark & 19 28 23 (24) do fimbriatula & fr chop J C 1912 Oct 6. last flowers. (28) do fimbriatula & obliqua June 25/13 last tufts with obliqua do odorata

Viola blanda. Frequent about Delmar. 14 8 "② 29 Viola pallens Not checker in Longport C d / b frequent or C 1912 Chap. I red woodland A.E. also from bog T.E. 11 3 24 ㉚ 30 do. primulifolia Nantucket yellow some very typical 1910. W. of town 1911 last was old Chap. 36 very large leaved A.E.-smaller leaved frequent. Sep 19/13 chap. 3. many cleistogamous flowers 22 23 9 28 20 do. lanceolata x C fr. Chap. I C June 22/13 Still some flowers Sep 19/13 many cleistogamous flowers Auricula 9 28 31 ㉑ 24 Decodon verticillatus C. fr. very C Chap. 3.. C Sep, 7/18 some flowers Sep 13, + Chap. J. Lythrum salicaria

9 28 70 (22) 13 Rhusa virginica near Trappi Pd. fr. Ed. Great Pd. N. of lengthless tract Pd. C generally. 70/100 1910 Sep 12 Chopps ind S. Same flowers. 1911 Sep 25 plats most dry 1912 apparently scarce Chop. J. Chilmark Sep 13/13 Apr 3 No flowers. Gibson 9 28 70 (21) 13 Lenarda palestris, C. fr Chop. J. bog C. Ludwigia alternifolia. 21 28 50° (27) 30 Chamaenerion angustifolium, one colony clearing over a mile N. of town Fr. 1910 still found near of the town + Sep 21 near death Den field. 1912 in abundance on burned over ground among pines roots & wide Chop. J. + June 27 * Chilmark obs station Epilobium hirsutum 1912 one free fruit left style bearing a few flowers with much of the above among pines & cedar of Chop. J. three free pods passed - N and the seed from Danforth 15 27 do. palustris, near Ed. Great Pd. in Phragmum bog Oct 3 Chop. J. one station, bog near Pouch Pond

6 30 28 9 25 Epilobium lineare, G.B.T. Trapp's P.d. for some quite dried - frequent in c 1910 from ridge of Harbor, Chap J. Winterer - Last bugo, Chap J. Oldman towards No Creek. do, strictum 19 93 20 do, coloratum N. side Long Port P.d. for frequent Choppered did it 1911 Jashmo P.d 1912 chap two localities Apr.11/13 Chap J. last localities. 3 28 ① do, adenocaulon, 1911 Oct 3, Jashmo P.d 1912 N. side chap J. in wet depression near the dunes 1913 July 1 + & Shell Bay pond - Jashmo Pond. Sep. 12/13 chap J. late lake + 28+ 20 (21) 26 Oenothera biennis C. + Chap J. c 1913 July 14 + Apr 11/13 + do do Lamarckiana Last groups in full flower in a mucky yard in Edgartown. Said only the same as the red-flowered plant. Petals 13/8 in long throod Sepals red.

16 Onothera sinuata - a number of plants, some not flowers, on old sandy field on chappy subsoil Onopetalum Chap. P. road way beyond tellside Onothera crenulata bathing beach. Sep 13/18 + Tom Oliver Bluff. (4) 9 do Oakescana N. of Long Point Rd Pd. Sep 11/13 chap J. last flowers. Oct 1915 + chap J. Sandy leauby on Pease farm. 1917 Sep chap J. +; W of town; Sep 13/18, chap J. Jomblin Point + 10 20 (21) 22 do mucricata X frequent or C. Chap. J. 1913 June 27 & 30. at last place. Sep 11/13 + (24) Kneiffia humilis 1913 June 24 + chap J near bathing beach, also Woods. July 2 & th another two months chap J. E. off Jeppa Pond 12 3 (21) 6 19 Circaea lutetiana N. side Long Point Rd bridged over low thickets 1910 chappayard in C. frequent in br. thickets 12 30 8-74 (25) 25 Roserpinaca palustris Joppa Pd br. 1910 chappy sand soil C. frequent 1911 Ed. West Point Arm 1912 & common fr.

3 (2) Myriophyllum humile 1912 chap J. muddy or at several places Oct 5 + Vfr July 2/13 Pool Chap J S of Pearl farm + Education ice pond Sep 12/15 like Green moss in the mud. Vfr Sept 7/18 + most of them N.J. bury. (3) do Tonellum 1913 July 7, a little of both at S.E. Id Minkfield + 21 Aralia nudicaulis x C - Chap J C in thickets - 5 9 Hydrocotyle americana Oct. 9/11 arm of Ed St Pd. near Winsted. C. et expla clewark - N J bury. 21 Hydrocotyle umbellata C. Ed Great Pd. rockford 2010 abundant about shores of Ed St Pond. 1912 chap J. in dry pond hole N. C. Y and Pierce's farm Sept 7/18 + 21 Philadelphus corylifolium frequent or C fr. Y some flowers. Oct. 9. Some flowers 1910. C. Chap J.C. 1911. Tashmoo Rd. 27 H Sanicula canadensis 1910 Sep 24. one plant crossing through the woods about mid-Isbury. 1912 a colony in thicket. V.L.D, Chappaugnet Rd. 1918 N. Isbury, frequent 26 do marilandica Chap J - Oct. 3/11 chap J. with great fruit - frequent two numerous colonies - 1913, Jan 28 & another thicket. 4 6 21 28 Carex cicutae folium C. fr Chap J - frequent deleted

8 Cornum maculatum, Vineyard Haven 9 30 21(1) Cicuta maculata 1910 boggy spots in low fields W. of town vigorous colonies both sides of road 1911 Fairhaven Pd. 1913 July 3 + Chilmark; Weare's Cove do. bulbifera Pimpinella majus Asterica cynapium 10 3 23 (21) 24 Ligusticum scoticum C. Chopawamuck landing on Katama Bay; 1/4 mile of harbor - abundant fruit both fresh & dried. & on chop awameck on race or side 1912 South Side Sep 11/13 same date in flower, Sep 17/15 + 1923 Squibnocket Rv (21) 8 Pastinaca sativa. 1910 Vineyard Haven died 1913 June 21 on plant on chop J. r

22 Poeniculum vulgare Oak Bluffs Sep 22) Edgartown, Sep 20, +/fr. 1912 Scattered along road. 20 12-27 22 (2) Perochum lanatum x Cape Pague Pond - W Vide Bergerost. Pt 1910 & Guide Chappaquiddick S. 1917 Scattered in some thickets June 21/3 + 28 19 22 (21) Daucus carota x bur c + Oct. 11 + - chap. J. C. 1913 July 1 × Cornus canadensis 23 6 3 2 (21) do. florida - a group at border of dense thicket on Chappaquiddick - some 10 ft tall. No fruit found. 1910 Look small groups in another thicket on Chappaquiddick 1912 at Sotock localities on Chipp. 1913 Doane Lambert's Cove N. Tisbury, Post Barn Gay Head. do amomum. 12 do. candidissima Oct. 12/11 Thicket S.E. side of Chap. J. - a good growth, some remaining fruit. do. stolonifera do. alternifolia Chelmsford Sed. Trees loaded with green fruit July 5/13 Sep. 16/13 frequent towards Gay Head.

700/1917 4 22 11 28 14 (24) Nyssa sylvatica x fragrant or C. c. Oct. College scene of highest possible color, hours turned within a few days Chip J & 1912 Oct 14 fruiting abundantly-fruit just ripe edible but very acid- 1913 June 22 * 6 28 (24) Clethra alnifolia x C. fr 1911 Apr 28 no flowers left- Chip J & Sep, 12/13, Some flowers still left still some flwrs towards big Head. 16 33 (24) Pyrola rotundifolia Ed Jacot Pl Thes Pp or chappagee Elirt. 1910, frequent 1911 Ashmoos pl. 1912 left places on chips J- rather C. chip 5. June 25 1913 July 3 * Chilmark. Jesbury do chlorantha 25 (24) Chlorophila maculata Cellun Peris & earth 24 pure green - for 1910 Piney near Powder Pond. Pinew N of Town C. Sep 11/13, Pinet E side chip J. - oakwoods towards Rd line, 1917 Chip J. Pinewoods S & Jesbury (24) 25 do umbellata x Pinewoods N of town oakwoods towards Ld Cove.

Nypopitys incarnata Sep 22/15 Oakwoods N. of Lachnoo towards 10 Cooe x7 Sishing Sep 10/18 10 2 20 (28) 25 Monotropa uniflora Pine Woods N. of town + Cullumt. Pines - also deciduous woods S.W. side Long Rd. + frequent on C Oct 9 + 1911 Oct 2 very & rare in town + much also passed. 1912 Chop S. W. of the town one left bright rose pink shrubby, the petals specked with deep Pink 1912 Chop N. frequent June 28/13 x Oak woods. Sep 17/13 + 11 3 (29) 6 Hypopitys lanuginosa double dried plants in pines on road to toward Kneel: Oct 9 a few of pink-red plants on bank in deciduous woods some prior in flower; Pine park near Calluna pines. The main prove plant was in all cases completely dried up & appears to be N. Americana Sep 17/1910 Pink red color in deciduous woods N. of town freshly in flower. Oct 16 larger Melling form near Calluna pines nearly all dried. 1911 Oct 3/ Chop S. + mid - the same Lachnoo Park. 25 (28) Azalea viscosa x Trappi Rd. C Chop S. C (21) June 22/13 + 1914 Chop S. Pine woods J.E. + but 1923 lanuginosa passing out of bloom Sept. (22) " do. glauca 1910 N. of town, Chippawa with S. June 22/13 x near Trappi Pond Lachnoo. 25 do. nitida 1912, Chop S. Chop 500 " 11 30 21 (21) 24 Kalmia angustifolia x C. one flowering bush Oct 8. Chop S. C 1913 June 21 +

Valknia latifolia 11 30 H ② 14 Holisma tigustrina C. very C. fr. Chop. J. C. 19/3 June 29. July 4 + 1 Chamaedaphne calyculata, Phacumtop. majori conf. 11 30 ④ ② 14 Epigaea repens x C. very C. / Chop. J. Unipal Kapen - everywhere. 1912 Chop. J. C April 25/15 always known as bee flower received at Kootel from Mrs. Mollahan at Edgartown. 4 30 ④ ② 19 Gaultheria procumbens x C. Chop. J. C 1910 Sep 17. A good deal of fruit ripe 1911 abundant but very C. & unripe 14 hours & 8 ashmoo. 4 30 ① 1 Arctostaphylos Uva-ursi Sparingly along crossroads / 4/2, 13 mile from town on V. N. road. C. along the W. Tisbury road N. of Winterhalter - not noticed to the east. Very C. along the W. Tisbury road on the higher ground about 5 miles of the town were fruited in some places. 1910 West Chop. A good patch in Power M. & return. 1911 at most in a corner of id. Great Pond - 1911 Oct. Chop. J. much near Grilly Pla

Cp.20/13 + but area est 27 x 27 paces - A good sep! patch dist 50 paces from shack point in direction opposite to 35 paces distant patch. Species with C crash if also about. Monotropa uniflora, Pyrola rotundifolia, one place, 16 | 29 Orientalis, Helenium canadensis, 30 24. Vaccinium vulgaris + some beds in adjoining oak open pine woods N. of town scrub - Carpeting the pine grove for rods to the exclusion of all other plants, the fruit rather conspicuous through the pinus some distance away. The main area covered was on an NW 24 paces in one general direction & 57 paces in greater length. Another patch about 6 ft across in both directions was about 35 paces from the main body & a smaller patch 17 paces to the size of this one - A good flower catt 10 but flowers leaving their color & even paler than when I first saw them Sep. 24. - 1910 Sep 16 + The pitch firs about the patch rise from 10 to nearly 30 ft high - 1911 Sep 30. Rems maty and faded, cut no from tips - 1913 Sep 30. 1923 Left 5 but found of original data than following line crossed out & most from same area in dotted edge patch. Casted measuring 20 x 10 paces # scattered smaller patches about. (23) 10 2 - 24 Gaylussacia frondosa x C much fruit dist 8 fr. 1910 Sep 17 fr. 25 some fruit still Chap. J. 1912 Sep 28 abundant fruit 1912 Oct 11 studding fruit in some quantity. Some 30/13 + dismount C. (21) = 200 6 24 23 (21) = 200 do. resinosus x C very c. Chap. J. 1910 Sep 11. Some fruit still 1912 Sep 28. Some fruit still Oct. still some fruit do. dumosa Common est. Joshwoo. 1912 Oct 6 one patch dist 5 yds. both ways on slope N.E. tide of island - open rolling ground -

atlanticum Vaccinium [illegible] Sep 11/13 Chap 2 are bush fruit shiny and black without bloom. 22 9 28 19 (21) do. corymbosum x C, both the glabrous & the slightly pubescent forms - some detached fruit. Chap J. C 1912 Oct 14 still bearing some fruit. (24) do. australe 1913 Can chap 2 10 3 24 (22) 15 do. atrocoecum sparingly on Chippewa hill bright red C Chap J. C 1912 Sep 28 still some fruit remaining 12 30 (20) 21 (21) 15 do. pennsylvanicum X not any C - C Chap J. 1911 Oct 10 a number of fresh flowers at one end & many on Novem 1912 Sep 27 still fruiting 1912 Oct 5, still bearing fruit. June 27/13 fruit ripe fruit. do. [illegible] (21) do. vicinum Chap 2 around

10 30 (21) 24 Vaccinium vacillans X C. vome fruit 1910 Sep 10 Still some fruit Chap J. Cheogones hispidula Olycoccus Olycocces. 9 28 20 (21) 22 do. macrocarpus C. fr. Fruit being produced generally Oct 5-9 - very prolific this season. Chap J. C June 27/13 Some flowers. 26 + July 27 9 28 20 (22) 23 Samolus floribundus, E. of town + New Long Neuk Lake) Pd - C. Oct 9 + 1910 Sep 19 + abundant in brocken meadows J. there & elsewhere 1911 Sep 28 generally in full flower fruit low plants, perhaps second growth Oct 10 + 1912 Chap J. at wet places along the harbor flats. June 27/13 + very abundant at S shore by St Pond. Hydrachis vulgaris do punctata June 27/13 + Edgartown.

10 3 24 (21) 24 Hydnochaeta quadrifolia C. Chop. J. 1912 chop. J. - C. 1913 June 21 + 24 9 28 20 (22) do. brerastis C - 1912 chop. J. - C. 1913 June 29, (24) 24 9 30 19 do nummularia, brush yard in front of 1913 June 24 + several places 10 3 25 (24) Orientalis americana Among de cedars + H in found low Thicket 1916. N. side harbor chop. J. - C. Chop. J. C - ashwo. total (21) 23 Quagallis arvensis frequent, + C. Oct. 10+ naturally common in cultivated or once cultivated fields & along stones & old cartways - many fields Chop. J. Oct 11 + often a barn yard & garden med. 1913 June 21 + 500 (21) 22 4 28+ 20 Linonium carolinicum. x C + Oct 9+ Chop. J. C Oct 4 +

20 28 78 (24) 22 Lygaria vulgaris, Occasional by fence corners out of the way places. Chap. I - Strayed from abundant grounds. Haleium americanum Erythraea spicata Sabbatia 194 28 (26) 27. Bartonia virginica + frequent new Ed. Great Pt. 1910. C, 1912 chap. I these stations, & W N Rd. 1913 June 26, small flower buds. Lep. 17/13 chap. I near Poinke Bridge (500|1911) 29. do. lanceolata M. side Longest Pt. but 1910 M. of Larr, frequent 1915 chap. J + Lep 2 M, + Lep. 12/15 1918 Zp3 towards Formblues Point 20. do. iodandra 1912, damp sandy but & form

14 28 20 (22) Menyanthes trifoliata close to icehouse N side of town in ditch and Jenny bog. Hypanthium laciniatum 5 (30) Vinca minor Running wall through a neglected yard in hay along road, route N. of Chiny and Stauk. 15 24 (30) Apocynum androsaemifolium 1910 sparsely oak scrub. N. of town 1912 Sep. 24 finding well inside of chip. 2 - June 30* do. cuneolifer do. Sibiricum? June 22/13 Dry field border towards Dropper Pond - one colony. [700] 18 24 (28) 15 do. cannabinum), Border of oak woods N. town; lot, lean rather narrow strongly pubescent beneath. Superior form near St. John. 1913 June 28, typical chip 3. L.S. pull outs. 17 24 (29) do. medium Cullina Pines V of 6T. 1/2 miles out in Oak Ridge road in oak woods. 1912 field near shore chip 5. Tied out to post. M. Sampson's Hill.

Apocynum pubescens 24 ②1 Asclepias tuberosa fruiting near Drapp's Pt. Plains N of harbor, wec. E. & at Pt. very C on Chlop aquad'dist K J- generally fruiting well 1910 Sep 11 one plant in flower 1912 Sep 3-5 fruiting abundantly Chlop-follicles not yet open Oct 6 a few follicles open July 4 no flowers yet, July 6/13 Sep 11/13. of plants still in fine fruits. 24 ②2 do Pulchra C. fr. Chop J C narrow leaved 1913 July 4/13 a few leaves from Bower 23 ②1 30 do amplexicaulis X frequent or C. fr. Plains N of harbor Con Chlop aquad'dist K J- 1910 C in the oak scrub. 1912 Sep 26, discharging seeds Oct 6 Still many unopened follicles but much more advanced than A. tuberosa! June 25x 24 ① 28 do spattata one large plant at border of or Chlop aquad'dist J- near Indian Well Sep 11 towards Lambert's Cove; fine plants Indian Well road. N Lichbury July 3/13 x 23 ②1 20 do lyraca X C or frequent fr. Chop J- frequent July 4/13 x

Asclepias verticellata. Sep.29/15 chop 3. only on sandy land at wood border near Ponds Pond and not flowered. Sep.13/18 + Tomlinson Point, Cape Sable Pond only in the town 229 28+21 Ipomoea Purpurea + near the shore Oct.9 + 1912 chop 3. a stray from an abandoned garden. Sep.14/13 dp. white ground lost flower 24 Convolvulus americanus frequent but cut still C. chop 3. frequent 1913 June 22 + do. desertum do. arvensis 12 29 Cuscuta compacta chop 3. 1912 Oct 2 + Sep one station 11 5 (1) Cuscuta Gronovii Apr. 1910 + abundant in one spot Frampt N. of town; E. side St Pond; Gardner Pond. 1917 chop 3. Cranberry bog, Sampson Hollow Puccinaria maritima

Hypotes palustris 3 24 (21) Oenothera virginiana + along a sandy roadway through oak thickets N side of chap. J. following well 1912 C.P. & Anth. part, chap J. 1913 June 21 x Echium vulgare Sept 14/1907 field claudont town Edgartown. 1923 Lambrook Verbena officinalis Sept 10/3 one plant by chucking yard Vineyard Haven. Sept 2/13 do. 12 2 (2) 25 Verbena hastata - a few plants near Trapp's Rd. Edgartown N side Longstreet Rd. Chippenham Rd. 20 ft. S.W. side Chap. J. well place Sept 13/2 chap 3. 25 do urticifolia one plant by a rock slide in the town; much of it by a barn N. Edgartown 9 6 22 (21) 23 Teucrium littorale x frequent C.fr. chap J. C do occidentale.

28 ① 229 Itechostema dichotomum C + Verum flor. Juil 07 & Chap. J. C. Farmso_ Sep 10/13 + 5 Denticularia lateriflora N. Lisbury only N. Lisbury, Foster farm 9 283 ② 24 dc galericulata fragrant C along W. Side Longnecket Pond. 70 flowers left 1910 Sep 4 + 1911 Sep 28 - no flowers_ Chap J. first locality_ 1913 June 21 & Minnechaug Pond 17 M ② 19 Marrubium vulgare N. of town; ruins of old farm building N. of farm; some flowers_ 1910 same location N. of the town - 1913 June 21. + 12 3 22 ② 1 Nepeta cataria only by ruins of old building by Follow Rd. Side among the cedars & side Cape Popes Pond. 1910 By an abandoned farm house Chappauguet Rd, + Sep 16 on Chap J. field Road New county Oct 2/11 Chap J. + 8 28 19 ② 23 Glechoma hederacea X Town streets C. Chap J, a very good one. Vineyard Haven, do. 1913, June 21 +

Primula vulgaris. Lawn Edgartown, Vineyard Haven County. 10 28 + 19 (21) Penny beanica 25 Primula vulgaris C + Oct 9 + chop J. c 1913 June 21 + (22) Primula laciniata Sep 21/12 a small colony of plants within a mile north of the town near Salvia sclarea, two spikes a blue flower; flowers white. 1913 a patch abt. 1ft square of large plant, no quite yet. 1917 same locality & Taleoptis hedaceum 20x5 red patches. Sep. one flowering spike - flowers white do Tetrahit 8 28 10 (21) 22 Leonurus Cardiacus occasional short term Frequent or c. some flower Oct 5, 6 of st.isbury. Chop J frequent 11 21 24 Lamium amplexicaule Garden E. of town Garden W. of harbor 1910 Sep. 11 + Water St. 1911 Kelly House garden. Vineyard Haven garden. chop J 1918. Stachys hyssopifolia

21 Nadeama pelegrivides 1910 Road towards Syste. Road r M. Sebury Pond in a damp depression by road. Plants had fruited well but were mostly all dried. Rochlea flaberosa Chap J Sep 24/15, past flower. do virginiana do verticillata, Bay Head. (3) " " 27 do. mutica E. Great Pd., frequent on Hypoziell. 1910 Sep 11. W. of town some flowers. Indian Neck road, 19 July 3. ChelmsR, no buds yet. 229 28(21) Lycopus communis C. + Chap J C 20 do. virginica Sep 24/15 Landsveto Cove. n Sebury Foster farm. Salvia verticillata Joshins.

Valeriana pratensis 1912 a colony of abt. 15 plants occupying abt. a square yard in a field overlying the more less than a mile north of the town one plant out 2 feet found spike rose in bud Many old stalks 1913 Issue 22 but clusters scattered on same fields mostly out of bloom but a few terminal flowers in low plenty Sep 14/13 two patches still in flower. one is adjacent field Hypocrepis membranaceus Oct 6/11. Wet meadow Chap. J no flowers. 1917 another checked chap. J. 17 8 do besselifolius Post Mr side Langdonstedt 9 Pd. Rounde dec. 6r. 1910 at some station only - 1911 do. Salisbury. 23 9-28 do americanus C. Chap. J. 184 65 ⑦ Menekta spicata 1910 Traste found in the town in one place. Chap. J. 1913 N side of Town 5 ② do piperita 1912 one station Chap. J. July 2/ C. ill. a bog hole on chap. J. 2/20 Sep 12/13 + Chap. J. 23 do ? Chap. J. run under barn June 23/13. do. gentilis 1923 Edgerton near Route 65 ? ? do ciliaris June 23/13 one colony near an abutted green house on Chap. J. Sep. 11/13 + 1923 roadside Edgerton Sept 17+ do canadensis doe do do cardiaca. Edgerton - old chicken yard

Physalodes physalodes old garden near 22 the Store + Oct 9 + 1910 do - Oct 12/11, + 1913. Sept 1 * Near Sembut Ave. Lisbury Sep 12/13 chap 3. Waste ground one place, best flowers. Physalodes heterophylla 19 6 21 25 do. brunnosa Chap J. Oct 6/11 + frequent Sep 10/13 + Sep 13 C. on chap J. in old cultivated patches. 22 8 28 Solanum neglectum + frequent off town, leaves sparingly dentate or subentire. Autumn Rd. Oct 8 + 1910 Sep 12. In the south end Chappaugueton R C. flowers often purpleish tinged C. 1911 oct 10 + 1912 flower 10-12 mm broad, drying slightly pumpkin. Sep 13/13 + chap J. garden path. de. peregrinum 11 30 19 (22) 22 do Dileasma McNeish's only. 1908 1913 June 22 + 1917 Sep 15 for town street. 9 1 25 (6) 24 Lycopersicon esculentum chap J. in dry arts. 1912 dump. W. of town. 1915, two white places in town. 8 9 11 (6) Lycium vulgare. Shrubbery in town Chap J. a stray at one station.

Solanum rostratum Sept, 10/13+ Vineyard Haven - One large plant by chicken yard 28 21 ① 23 Datura Stramonium + occasional in town Oct 8+ 1910 not seen in Edgartown - at one place in waste ground at Oak Bluffs - One plant of Edgartown Oct, 1911. 1913 July 7 + - Sep 30/13 -> Vineyard Haven, Sep 12/13 chap. one root, quite found. do. Tatula 8 28 19 ① 24 Verbascum Thapsus Frequent, some flowers chap J. frequent June 27 + Sep 01/13 Last flower. ① 30 do. phlomoides 1910. Dry Sand Mr. of Harbor flask a scattered colony of common do. Blattaria Cymbalaria Cymbalaria

10 28 + 19 (1) 5 Linaria dalmatica M. Lesbury, formerly by meadowed + Sep 10/10 Grassy flat in turn a good bed both places near the town 1911 towards Gay Head Oct 10/flour 1913 July 1 to Chilmark frequent. 24 9 28 20 (21) 800 | 1917 d D. canadense X some + apparently not C 1910. C + Oct 10/11 some flowers 1912 chip J. Oct 6 + frequent C 1913 same plant 5 (5) Chelone glabra Libury Oct 5/09 + Say Weed Chilmark Sep 16/13 + towards 20 3 x (30) Scrophularia lepocella 1910 the city bank N side Chappaquiddick I. above the shore a considerable colony - plants mostly dried - some 5 ft tall 1911 Oct 3 Jashmoo Rd. 1912 One cluster in thick S & side of chip J 1913 June 30 + chip J Vineyard Haven More thickly scattered than before 9 30 30 (22) 24 I. gratiola aurea C + very C few flowers remains Oct 8 1911 Sep 30 to flowers - Oct 12. low flower 1912 chip J about second bog holes June 26/13 x 30 first flowers in all places Sep 11/13 + of some places 24 9 Hyacinthes dubia N there large thick leafy Rd. Ed GPd. some flowers August or C 1910 back of Hotel - W of the town - rather C Sep 16/13 Chip J two localities - last flower 1915 chip J, city pond Sep 14 8 n (2) Limosella tenuifolia 1910 Border of fish Pond fl. & fr. Cape Noctucket Pond, 1911 Jashmoo Rd fr 1912 mud flats along creek S & chip J + Oct 5 July 1 x Jashmoo Veronica officinalis 1918 Sep 2 Jashmoo Pond, one patch in hilly woodland - well observed

Veronica agrestis ? 1912 OCT 5 one plant bears one flower on open lawn Edgemont. 3 Veronica serpyllifolia 1911, Oct 3, a single fructing plant border 1915 Vineyard Haven cemetery. of Fishouse Pond. " Jasione Chap. J. June 17/09 (25) do arvensis x 1913 June 25 + two stations on 25 Junct by Cobb Pond. Sept. 3, one form ynd, also on (24) 1911, Two places on Chap. J no Dasytoma flava flowers or few leaves, frequent Sep. 12/13 + C locally on chap. J of the town - one locality. 1630 (25) 27 Dasytoma pedicularia + Heard Pond A scattering of plants at border of wood & open woods, 1910 Chappaquiddick, formerly common on W side of island 1911 C on another part of Chap. J - border J-14. Oct. 9. Some last flowers 1912 rather C in Chap. J. after flowers Oct. 4. (30) 22 Gerardia purpurea C Some flowers Oct. 10 Some flowers also Chap. J. C Apr. 23 a few flowers. 27 do parviflora near Ed Gr Pond, some flowers frequent 1917 chap. J. 1918 Gay Head, C- (24) 25 do maritima very C, flots by Chappaquiddick Gt. Neck Landing many flowers due Cape Cod Pt. Some flowers Oct. 1, 1917 Oct. 6 some flowers; 1917 Chap. J. abundant along Cape Pogue Pond.

1252 acuta 2 Ixoridea americana Chippaguetiek J. Some flowers - N. Seabury Road near Edson homestead Oct 5 flowers 1910 C on Chippaguet hill 2/4 on the plains; Sep 19 numerous flowers still - one plant many flowers 10 am to 1 PM Oct 5 a few last flowers Oct 6/12, still in flower - Sep. 10/13 + Schwalbea americana 123 24 (21) Pedicularis Canadensis 1910 Sep 12 a few flour on Chippaguetiek br - another thicket on Chippo J. 1911 Chip. 2. 1912 fruit on chip. 2. 1913 flowers in front (20) Melanpyrum lineare X not chp & one plant white flowers. 1913 June 24 C on chip. 2 looks very. C. chip. 3 very C. Vineyard Haven. Chelmute c. Utricularia vulgaris 30 30 do. clandestina Mints et lot. Some flowers 1912 Sep. 30 + Vgr. cape. hip dusky or purplish lineate - blue the spur white flower rounded or none to oblong blunt or acutish in one case bifid - the whole flower variable, mostly appearing rounded.

- Utricularia intermedia ① do, suberata 1913 July, Boy near Lamberts Cove, one flower many partly opened. 30 ⓕ do clastogama 1912 Sep 30 Winterkill cold 1917 Sep 5. Brook, & few closed flowers only. Ⓜ Epipagus virginiana C on chap J Oct 5/11 fl. 1912 under almost all corners of Beech trees on chap J in June flowers Oct 4 or one bank & have also seen it larger or more abundant. Some plants were 1912 inches high. 1913 June 24 only dried plants. Shaleca uniflora ⑤ catalpa catalpa 1910. Scattered scattered very small trees in white ground Oak Bluffs 1913 Sum/ Sep 5. 1913 July 6 * 28 14 Ⓜ Plantago major x c

Plantago virginica June 23/13, Chipp J. one station planted here do elongata with the above - plant return. 4 28 20 (21) 22 Plantago halophila C - chipp J. C 1913 June 24 + 6 28 21 (21) 24 do Ruechii x frequent about town 1911 too Fayland, 1912 In a small grassy lot field Chipp J. 1913 June 30 + 5 28 19 (21) 22 do lanceolata x C, some flowers, between art. Chipp J. C 4 29 28 20 (21) do maritima C + chipp J. C 6 30 20 (21) 25 do aristata x Plains north of town Chippaguedieck J. E of town : R side Chippaguedieck P. dog+ frequent or C. 1910 C. in neighborhood of town dry fields and stretching out along to others & harbor, including across Chippaguedieck J. Stanley 11 1 (22) 6 Horstonia coerulea x one small plant - N. of the bay 1910, Up 11 one N.W. of town C. on the plains + flowers frequent Apr. 19. 1912 Oct! last flowers. June 22/13 + Ice Pond - C. near Ponds Pool Chipp J. also sparsely near Market store. 201 July 7 still in flower. N Liberty.

Horetonia longifolia ① do Mitchella repens 1913. Woodland of Cove, 1918 N. Jesbury, Foster farm 12 6² ②₂ d5 Cephalanthus occidentalis c. full of green fruit balls. Chippagundick J. C. 21 ②₁ d Galium aparine 1912 A big tuff among some succeeding, in Placeb yard - In a thicket on the J. side dried. 1913 June 24 Most found in town not in flower: Bucklin dump N of town formerly in flower, so Chipp's thicket full fruit; mostly out of flower 12 30 ²⁴ = 6000 25 do pilosum ②₁ a carriage road N of town; form Chippagundick J. C. approaching glabratum C. 12 6³ ③ d5 do triflorum Chippagundick J. thicket, apparently not common. 1910 only on Chipp. N Jesbury. do circaeoides do palustre in a buggy meadows about Chilmark July 3/13.

Galium trifidum chap. J. 26 30 (21) 27 Galium Claytoni n. of town; frequent for chap. J. C 1912 Aug 8. (palliflorum). 21 (22) 8 Galium mollugo Oct. 11/1 numerous tufts in pasture beyond Ell Pond for 1913 June 22 + C do. Sep 21/12 + 21 (22) 8 do vernum Oct 8/11 numerous tufts with the above for Sep 21/12 + 1913 June 22 + C. Sep. 14/13 one bilobed sprng in full flower. 25 28 25 (24) 29 Rubus canadensis apparently not very C. Chap. J. C or frequent June 29 /13 x Lesbury & Chelmor gy Head St. Medora helix 28 (21) 22 Viburnum dentatum at 4 places near Indian Hill - not seen in E side of School '1910 Trapps pond wood under C. alt Jackson Rd. 1911. 1913 June 24 + x July 5, Chelmor 'firm fruit,' V. vernum new +. 1913 July 3, everywhere conspicuous in flower 12 3 (21) 24 do. venosum dry woods. n. of town; C. on Chappaqua Rd., full of fruit. 1910 & on Chapp'd where V.dentatum was not found. 1912 Sep 28 Still much fruit. Oct 4. do. dry wood wet thickets and dry or wet open grounds. one bush fully twelve ft high. 1913 June 24 to then flower. 28 +

Viburnum cassinoides July 1/12 Joshwood one shrub. Ilex opaca Ilex perfoliatum 1910 Sep. 20. Growing in oak woods on chalky soil - for green - a vigorous colony consisting of a number of rooted clusters - 1912 Some dwarf fruit all fallen Liriodendron tulipifera Acer negundo + Street sides near town Oct 20/11. but flower at many places 1912 Chp. 3 one cluster on Sampson's Hill yet none any planted found - One cluster on the harbor bluff and two near Colds Pond June 26 + roadside bank towards Chilmark - Sep. Chp. 3 below Sampson's Hill. Nicotiana rustica Micranpelis lobata 1910 Street side in spots. Productive Edgartown 1917 growing on site of old house streets of town Campanula aparinoides. Near Menemsha Pond. Campanula rapunculoides 1910 Established at seed places. Sep. 18. Still some flowers. Sep 24/11 20 flowers 1912 Oct. 6. Still some flowers. June 27/13 Blue buds - July 4

24 1913 June 24 a Specularia Perfoliata Plants in full Group of a few grower on S. side chips - on causeway bank beyond the bridge to Sand Pier - 25, four other stations on Chap J. three near Cole Pond, one mi. w. Nantucket Pond. [800] Lobelia Cardinalis Fambert Cove - W. Is'd bay da inflata \ 4 28 + 20 22 22 Cichorium Intybus x C. Sativa + 1910 Generally rarer in fields and near cultivated ground - 1913 chap J. Harbor shore field 15 96 24 6 Adopogon virginicum a few plants by Henry Cummins some flowers Oct 6. 1910 Plants towards S Pond ice house + along highway ran - 1912 South side Chap J. to 28, some flowers 1913 chap J January and late backing beach edg'd. frequent on chap J - C. chap J. June 30, 25 ① 30 Leontodon autumnale x. Sparingly in a meadow by an abandoned farm on Chepachet I - bathing to 1910 Not observed 1912 a few plants on waste ground or vacant lot, some flowers 1913 Springingly at osk. flats 1915 Vineyard Ranch (typical) one plant probable one station towards

Pontederia cordata Sep. 5 + much of it above. border of line south W. of the town, say 1 mile - 19/13 Jan 27 1917 died by Common Catholic Church. Thaspogon pratensis 26 Iris hieracioides Sp 2 6/0 Pasture beyond Eel Pond. 22 Taraxacum Taraxacum + C + chp J 6 20 (25) 25 do. erythrospermum near the sharrow - Chippagmudick I frequent no flowers 1910 Notred once on Chipp-I- Oct 6/11 farm yard on Chpp I to flowers since 25 + chp J Sonchus arvensis 1918, Sep. & Roundside, Edgartown, + 9 23 (1) do elaeceus, frequent + Oct. 10; flowers 1910 Co abt town Chpp I frequent 1913 July + tashmoo Pd chp 600 19 23 + 14 (21) 25 do asper Chippagmudick R. Loading near Cape Blue Pond: Some flowers. frequent on Chippagmudick 1910 Street side in town - seen only once Oct. 7+. 1912 on Chp J. Lambert's love (typical)

30 Lactuca integrifolia Chop J. Pleno N. of 10 600 the Harbor Apr 13 2 north Point. Chop J. N. of Lampsons Well 1915 near harbor shore. 8 38 19 (25) 22 Lactuca canadensis C some flowers Chop J C 11 23 (30) 14 do hirsuta N of town. Some flowers Led place 1912 Chop J. Huff on Harbor side - red flowers 1913 June 30 + 1917 do. near Lampsons Hill. 18 23 26 (21) 30 do spicata, One plant Chipp aqueducts last flowers. one plant towards Indian Hill 1910 Two thickets on Chipp aqueduct - a few plants. 1911 N. Side of island. frequent Oct 12 some flowers 1912 Led tall plants in thicket S side Chop J Chilman Sep 13 towards Bay Head. Bay Head. 1918 Bay Head Light House, one colony. dq. vivosa 4 30 (21) 27 Nieracium venosum oct 10/11 + C Chop J Chop J. 600 14 23 (21) 14 Nieracium marcanum, no flowers seen Plano N of harbor Occupied flood with flowers Oct Chop J C 1913 June 25 + 4 30 23 (27) 22 do Gronovii X c + Chop J Oct 12 + 1911 1913 told Sep 9/13 + July 7 + 100/1911 24 29 do Scabrum Moore border N of the town one plant localities in chop J - Sep 15 frequent in Chop J December

83 25 30 Neoracium canadense, frequent or c. on Chasqueduck S. fr. - No flowers remaining 1910 Sep 12 Still in flower on chasquiduck near West Chop a few flowers left Sep 25-1911 Oct 2 one fruit flower Oct 6, a number in flower Oct 12 some flowers 1912 Oct 6 some flowers Apr 9/13 + Iashmoo - Gay Head Nabalus serpentarius 1910 Rather c. among the oak scrub my road ran towards the centre of the island + fr. towards N. Liebury Quit Pond 10 28 + 24 (24) 24 do trifoliolatus C + 1910 Sep 10 + 1911 Oct 3 + frequent chop. also some with much dissected leaves Apr 9/13 + a single plant on lawn near Harbor View 8, Crophis textorum ♀ Noted 27 (H) 9 Sua oraria Marshy creek N side Scaggaton Field X 14 Oct 9 + Iua dantifolia (24) Ambrosia trifida June 29/13 Edgartown one plant in waste lot. 6 28 + 19 (21) 22 do artemisiifolia x c + chop S. c. do psilostachya. Edgartown

"28 20 (1) \n22 Lantana echinatum C + fr. Chap. J.\n\n28 20 (1) \n5 Eupatorium maculatum C along brook at \nN. Lexbury - panicle nearly dried 1911. Sep. 28. whole leaf by in \nsome pond N. of the town - flower becoming brown. 1913. Forward to Herbert. \nCove - J. Co. Ley + Chitmark R. \n\ndo. purpureum \n\n(25) \n11 24 do. hyssopifolium one small plant by sandy \na few plants let, Wend Serge Mortlock Rd + \n1910. but. clusters N. of the town C near C.R. Toleff's - \n1911. frequent N. of the town Oct. 2 - flowers past. 1913 July 25 a \ncolony on Chap J near casting beach 1913 July C in dry upland N.W. of \nthe town - newly in flower Sep 9/13 + left by another locality near bath \nbath (1) \n\n11 27 2 do. verbenaefolium one plant by Ed. Gifford + \nMontuicket, C. typical \nf var. dammerii N. side Singing Rock Rd April 1910 C N.W. of the \ntown + chrysogonum \ncove of Sp. Pond. C. Chap J - type - Pounds Pond orange \n1913 Joshua Sep. 24th C. chap J, locally. Leixbury \n\ndo. rotundifolium"

23 Eupatorium perfoliatum, frequent on C + Oct 9 + Chp. 2 1911 f. at Nashua. 1912 Chp. 3, frequent but apparently not very C. do aromaticum 1910, Chppawidget & open ground Lp 13, thickets by Meriton's landing - Sep. 14/13 + one locality north there. 5 Villarsia scandens 1913 July 5 flowering mem. to Memasho Pond. Sep. 15/13 Howards Bay dead + 25 Lachenalia scariosa Chppawidget & Vorch Landing - Cape Popoe Pond x C, on Chppawidget Rd, not seen therein - 1910 Abundant on Chppawidget Rd + 1911, Not many plants remaining in flower. Oct. 62, 1912 a few last flowers Oct. 6. Lp. 9/13 + 27 Chrysopsis falcata x C + Burkart Oct. of many flowers still - 1910 + generally abundant. One of the characteristic plants just as on Charles Rd 1911. Lp 30, many flowers still but much off in bloom. Chp. 3 Oct. 12, still some flowers. 1913. July 2 + 4, small plant Sep. 6/13+ 24 Solidago caesia Frequent on C in woods thickets + 1910 Chppawidget x west of Harbor. 1912 frequent on Chp. 3 Sep. 11/13 +

21 Solidago hirsuta 12 24 + (25) 24 Solidago bicolor + Scrub N. of town - frequent on Chappauganuck Jd. Oct 8 + 1910 Cp 13 + C and on Chappauganuck - C. in the oak scrub 1912 Oct 4 + some Sep 10/13 + 1130 + 20 (24) 24 do, bicolors + x C; Oct 10 + 1910 Cp 11 + in abundant & abundance among the oak scrub and the middle of the island Sep 27 in perfect bloom 1911 Chap. J. Oct 2 + 10 + 1912. Inflorescence more cylindrical too broadly pyramidal. 4 28 + 19 (21) 22 do. temperans x C + Oct 9 + 1911. Oct 2 thriving in bayberry thickets high on chap. J. Sep 10/13 x Some quite prostrate Bay Neck Bluffs - prostrate. 10 28 19 (21) 22 do. odora x C Some oldish flowers left Oct 5. abundant in oak barrens on N. Loring Road + in full flower Sep 10/10 mostly passed - perhaps the next & golden rod of the island - Sep 30/11 few flowers left. Chap J. Chap J. Sep 11/13 mostly past flowering. Still some flowers up to first of October. 1915! 8 28 + 24 (21) 24 do rugosa frequent old panicles. Sep 8/10, + frequent & perfectly typical Chap J frequent 9 28 + 14 (21) 22 do aspera C + some fresh flowers often clustered in dry open ground with stiff oblong-lanceolate leaves - typical with ovate broad rugose leaves at N. and Chappauganuck. Rather on chap J. Sep 11/13 +

11 30 25 (25) ostioalis 27 Solidaqo paludicola var El & Pd. parvula brown - C on Chippaguedick, + & Stephen Sep 11/10 Ponitis already brown, W of town. Sep 30/1. 20 flowers left. Sep 11/13, some still in full flower but mostly brown. 14 do asperula 1910 Sep 14 heads near Trapp's Pond, a scattered colony with I. altissima; S. emperwais war 11 3 25 (5) 25 do Elliottii, Trapps Pd. Some fresh panicles. frequent. Sep 11/10 + W of town frequent & oc? 2/11 Chlp J. no yellow flowers left. Sep 12/13 chp J. full flower do unilegulata 900/1917 12 3 25 (21) 30 do juncea C on Chippaguedick S. parvula drying - no fresh flowers now. Scobrella Sep 12/10 + C bet Ogler Pond & Mt Sibury by Pond, also toward Heath Her Cemetery all scobella 1913 July 2 x last sprgs in disturbed ground. Sep 11/13 + Dry Road. Sep 11/13, one tuft seemingly glabrous. 15 28 25 (21) 15 do procera occasional clumps + Chippaguedick R.J. occasional & not nearly as common as Harleket 1911 Sep 28 flowers dried. 1912 Rather C on chp J. Sep 11/13 + Sibley - very dried C.

28+ 600/1911 4 22 Solidago arnicola x C + 1910 typical typical nemoralis apparently passing freely from one to the other . pretty clearly only notes of one thing + Chap J- 1913 June 27. a patch closes sprays in flower! Sep. 7/13+ 4 28+ 90 (21) 22 Luchaea graminifolia C + Oct 9+ Chap. J. frequent or c 10 28+ 19 (24) 22 do, Caroliniana C + Oct 9+ Chap. J. c Sep. 15/13+ do minor 3 24 (27) 24 Sarcocarpus lingolius, C flowers dried Occasional plants in flower especially on burned over tract. near Winterset Rep. Sep 10/10 no flowers remaining- a hundred or plains towards the south shore Chap J C 1913 July 7 not quite in flower! Sep 10/13 generally past flowering, an occasional plant still in bloom 6 50 (21) 24 do. asteroides x C flowers dried Oct 9 occasional plants + Sep 12/10. Still much in flower. Chap. J. C. 1911 Oct 3 no flowers left Oct 10. a few flowers in blue brook vineyard Haven July 7 not quite in flower Sep 10/13 generally past flowering - but on occasional plant still in bloom iv 3 2 (28) 30 Aster divaricata + frequent in woods + thickets. not seen elsewhere - several masters marked variations 1941. Inshore & d. Sep. 7/13 + aqua garden - N J. ctsbury. Chelsea

27³ aster cordifolius Jashwoo Pd + 08/12/11. Muskets & wide of chp. 2. 29+23 24 aster undulatus x C+ 08/10+ Sep/10* Stiff forms with short rounded leaves or more loose forms with narrow elongated leaves. chp. 2 C Sep/10/13* 28+24 24 do. patens x C+ 08/8+ Sep/10* frequent chp. 2- 1912 Sep.23 only an occasional flower left. Sep 7/13* 28+19 229 do. Nova-Belgii C+ 08/9+ Sep/10* chp. 2 - C Sep.19/13* 17 20 25 do. 'clodes typic Chappagieiddi K.V. Looking for any 28+25 24 do! Atlanticae, Ed SpPd + frequent chp. 2 do damosus x Nova-Belgii do damosus x undulatus Sep.23/13. Lambert's Lane,

12 30 + 24 (21) 24 Aster concolor C +, Oct 8 + Sep 12/10 * very c. on Chippaquiduck S. Oct 12/11 + Oct 6/12 + Bellevue Sep. 10/13 * Chap. J., Sep. 9/18 * 13 30 + 25 (26) 24 La. Spectabilis C + Oct 10 Still + Sep 13/10. south and Chippaquiduck - passe - north of the town. Mintulet barrens, 1912 Sep 28 +. 1912 C on Chap J. Oct 4 + 22 9 28 + 20 (25) do dumosus C + Oct 9 + Chap J. C. var. cordifolius (?) / longt. Vinyard Harb. Sep. 10/13 + 30 30 La. strictior near Mintucket Barrows near Edgartown do Pringlei 12 3 24 (27) 30 do lateriflorus C on chikets on Chippaquiduck chikets - a narrow leaved + Generally c in woods + stems both widely branched

After Novas anglicus Vineyard Haven Sep.16/13, found tall plants near the shore do ericoides we notes beyond. Oct 11. Mr of the town Chap 2, one station 3 21 do viscosus frequent Chap 2 typical born border of woodland - frequent, chap 2. Sep 11/13 24 do foliolosus chap 2. occurred in low prairie N of the dam. 1910 8 28+19 21 do multiflorus x C + large Oct 10+ 1910 Sep 8 x Chap 3. Apr 7/13 x 12/15, Sep 9/18 x 12 do tenuifolius Oct 12/11. Chap 2. a wood declivity at on the side of two places near Poucha Pond Cape Poge Pond - many flowers still 9 28+20 do subulatus C + Oct 9 + 1910 Sep 9 x C. 1912 C. Chap 2. Erigeron pulchellus

17 3, H (22) Cirgeron annulus 1910 field oct 1 mile from town on Oak Bluffs road - east lower only - 1911 Oct 3/11. Joshua Pd 4 1912. chap J. one left of gate lower in thick & June 22/3 x chap J June 28 + thick & co, a colony since Febmnr 4 3 10 (21) H occal cond + 1910 + do Ramosa ? freq oct 10+ frequent chap J. 1911 oct 3/+ Joshua - 1912 frequent chap J. 1913 similar c on oct 15 var disorders one field run the town 6 28 19 (21) Reptilon Canadense x C - Oct 10. Aug 2- Nashum 1915 abundant sand waste, sandy full, distant - disappear after dull purplish strong scent rays open rose color on outer surface but & canal mass to as well. chap J. abundant. 14/22 5 (21) Doellingeria umbellata El Gut Pd + N. Youngs Rd Oct 9 sea in flower 1910. Seppi Pd + Ed Lt Pond chap J. Chimack Sep 35 + Fishery frequent, say Neats etc, but all referable to any palnus 6/22 28+19 (21) Ionectes lisariifolius C + very c Oct 1+ abundant 1910 Sep 8 x 15 + abundant. chap J. very c Oct 6+ Sep 8/13 x Sep 9/14 only a little in flower 14/22 28+19 Pacharis talinifolia Oak Bluffs road. Oct 9 + W of the town Uncommon 1910 one bush near Seppi Pond. 1911 Oct 10, a few bushes at Joshua Pond near the Sound shore 1912 one plant att 1 foot high, in open pine woods there fire had passed at south end of chap J - Sep 10/18 +

10 9 24 Pluchea camphorata c + det + Chap. J 1911 Oct 8, dried up, Oct 10 Achimoo still some flowers 1912 fruit on Chap. J or C Jim 24/13 Seedings early Sep 10 + 8 28 70 (2) Urtica dioica plantagineifolia x c Chap. J. c (26) 24 9 do. neodioca occasional frequent 1911 Vineyard Ravin 1913 Jim 29 after puberty near South Shore Chap. J - also run & along bank. 16 (5) 6 2 do. neglecta "Seen only at one place by the Norway Run" 1910. near Jillian course of East Pond, 1911 N of the town; Achimoo Sep 24)/5 Chap J one station & det. do. peloloidea do. ambiguus

16 N 20 (5) 27 Gnaphalium pleuroseum, but precede D of torrid + Occasional Oct. 4. 1911 Vineyard House in garden. 1912. One plant on Chop. 2. + Oct. 4. Sep 19/13 chop 3 much in cranberry patch below Longton then Sep. return C. on Chop. 5 - Generally swethe (25) 21 do. Purpureum 1910 Dry land with residual plants of Gnaphalium obtusifolium at Bisbury GH Pond. 1912 Sep 28 + sparingly Shore of Pouche Pond. 1913 June 25 + near Colebrook, 1/Chop. 3. 6 28 20 (22) 22 do obtusifolium C + Oct 9 + 1910 Abundant Chop. 2-C. 1913 June 24 one dwarf plant on bot sand on Chop. 2 prior in flower. 27 another in flower. 8 28 20 (21) 24 Anaphalis margaritacea Occasional + frequent 1910 abundant + Chop. 3-frequent. 1913 June 27, a few days from flower - chop. C Sep 25/15. C on shorty flowers moderately where scattered in grass, not in close colonies, scattered - do occidentalis ? Sept 14/17 Chop. 3. Inula helenum 11 30 + 21 (22) 25 Rudbeckia hirta Chappaugedick & looking for flowers - Occasional Oct 9-flowering 1910 one plant N. of town: one plant in Oct winter occasionally, often only single plants. 1912 Occasional on Chop. June 29/13.

Rudbeckia triloba Sep15/14 one cluster no bee flower waste field N. of the town 14 24 20 (22) 29 Melianthus annuus On an old field N. of town . 1910 occasional plants in waste places 1912 do Sep.10/13 viney and brown - more frequent Sep13/18 chap S. Shore Southtown Point) do decurrens (7) 9 do petiolaris Waste found near a chicken yard, very Scattered plants . July 7/13 x two Hattun Sep.10/14 chap S. Shore from Dunn Point 12 3 24 (21) Chappaquiddick Landing 25 do divaricatus frequent, no flowers left. Sep 12/10 no rays left. 1910 frequent in Chappaquiddick I saw frequent Sep.11/13 chap S. East Hams - Edisbury. (21) 6 3 do strumosus 1911 chap S. sparingly at borders Plants small none found which had flowered 1912 Water main Chap S. half flowered Oct 2/12 also to take some good sized plants June 24/13. I. side chap S - Sep.11/13 & side chap S. large plants + Gay Head. 6 28 20 (21) 22 do tuberosus occasional about town vineyard Haven , Sep.10/13 * Oct. 9 stem in flower Bidens cernua

Coreopsis lanceolata - Edgartown et est places. Chap. J. Stayed from garden in one locality. 29 28 19 (1) 24 Bidens connata C + Oct. 9 + Chap. J, C Shores of ashwno lake. C. do. pediolata Sep. 24/15 a few plants one station at Tisbury, one station. 5 28 19 (22) 27 do. frondosa + Oct + 1910 big y.t. Blonds One place near the shore, reduced form in December dried bags Chippagundick I- 1911 ferny and towards Bay head - 1912 at a number of localities. 1912 chap J, C. 22 9 11 19 1911 seen only in w do vulgata C + Oct + few yards in town 1912 C. in swamp garden nr. of town. 15th 8 21 (22) Coreopsis rosea + Oct. 9. Some flowers left, 1911 Oct. 8. margin of pond flooded no hay's seen; many plants with mature heads emerged from the water. 1912 Sep. 21 + all found on Lembut shore pool July 1/13. Sep. 14 + N. Tisbury, Porter farm pond. 11 19 also triquetra Jalensoga Unnyard Farm in a garden. 1912 Oct. in agues boundary. 1917. Edgartown, first places. (24) Achillea June 27/13, Chap J. doubt. 8 28 + 19 (21) 22 Achillea millefolium X C + also 600 var rosea Oct. 10 + 1910 very high colored rosea in town also pale pink. Chap J. high color? rosea Chap J. 24 28 + 25 (25) Anthemis cotula X Farm yard nr. of harbor + Oct. 10 + One plant in grassy yard in town. 1910 single plants or a few together scattered about town - norline common, but misregard. Uncommon Naven 08/10/11+ 1912 Chap J, C in an old barnyard nr. est. stations. July 1+

Matricaria inaequalis - Regurt on the shores 1907 Place of York New county. Oct 6/11 + 1913 June 21 + abundant short the town streets. 5 28 19 (2) Chrysanthemum leucanthenum x C Sep 27 one perfect flower 23 1910 Sep. 17 one perfect flower - 2nd sub. flowers - Chap 3 Oct 19/11 from 1900 14 30 19 (2) do Parthenium x cultuale, Oct 8+ 1910 plants found in town some flowers still; Chap 2 waste ground. 5+ 28 + (2) do Balsamita cultivated Oct 9 + 1910 generous on Old Bluffs road along water lot in turn - only an escape from cultivation Oct 6/11 + Chap 3. numerous plants by an abandoned house was strong though the grass 1913 several similar stations Sep 2 Sep 11/13 x 4 24 (2) Tanacetum vulgare x pealities + occasioned by 22 Oct + 1910 Sep. 9 + Oct. 5/11 + var crispum one station 1912 the only station on chap 2 and crispum Oct 2 a second station but crispum on chap 2 var crispum is of town. 8 24 19 (2) Artemisia caudata x C. Panicis roots dried_ 1910 Sep 8 + Chap 1 Oct 6/11 Some fresh panicis Justmoo.. " do Abrotanum { 1911 Oct 11. a few plants in rubbish heap W side of the town. 22 Sep 29/15 chap 3 one cluster waste ground do Pontica Chap 3 June 25/13 and staying that this grass now abundant here

Artemesia annua do. beeanis 21 Stelleraria x very C. alone Panico dried. Sep 5/10 Panico dried. Sept 3. 1913 June 21+ do. vulgaris 21 Erechtites hieraceifolia C + all rough Rubus Oct 4 1910 W Heath New country The labrous form with narrower-based leaves — Sept. 3, C 1912 my C. Sept 3. 24 Senecio vulgaris X + Violet Viola Oct g stur + 1910 seen only about street sides in the town 1911 so. old garden patch Sept. 3 + 1913 June 24+ Sept 2, one plant

Arctium Lappa. Tashmoo Pond farm - Flower potent prick 22 10 22 Arctium tomentosum x 1910, occasional short town 1911 Vinyard Haven Oct.10. + 1912 Chip. J one plant by an old barn. 1913 June. chips. one plant 28 19 22 do minus & still in flower Oct. 1910 C. Sep. 5/13 + typical by Peirce Harbor. 3 Carduus lanceolatus Seen only by old Kalmus Bay Hotel Still in flower Oct 5. 1917 chip J same behind beaching rocks, Sep 23/18, James Tom O'hare's Point + 24+ 5 28 25 do discolor Chippeaguidehkt, looking + Cape Pogue Pt. frequent Flowers Oct 4- 1910 Sep 12 x frequent on chip J not seen elsewhere 1911 Oct 12+ Tashmoo - 1912 water C. on chip J. Sep 11/13 + Gay Head - Chilmark, Lesbury, Gay Head. 28 23 21 24 do. odoratus Plains N of strong Yachters 70 flowers, chip J - Tashmoo Chip J Sep 28/12 one from flower 1913 June 24, one fruit flower, 24 a number of flowers. 21 9 21 20 23 do. spinosissimus x C after plants with fresh flowers. Indian Neck Oct 5 - after flowers 1910 Sep. 17 one fresh flower - chip J. June 21/13. same in full flower - 30 do - July 4 do. Sep 21/15 = chip J. 686

Carduus nutans July 1/3 Lambert Grove brook - Chelmsford July 5. 22 Carduus arvensis Occasional Reform 1910 not unstalk 1911 occasional in the town 1918 one patch N. Testbury - Pistet farm Centaurea cyanus 1910. Scattered through 10 00 - old field Mr Savory's place (Same Warden) near Heath field & in full flower 264 1911 22 do. nigra + 1910 sterile field north of Teppe P. Oct 8/11 Still a number of flowers in cultivation Sep 21/12 only a few flowers 1913 June 22 + all radiata. N Testbury 26 do. scabienis + 1910 one or more tufts with the above. Sep 30/12 Field a mile W. of the Town strangely with much alfalfa July 1913 920 1917 1982 800. Total end 1911 Oct 6/12 Chapel 4 July 2/13 59+ 1915 6. 5. say " 6. 84 "

additional on Martha's Vineyard. 1909- 7 27 found on shatterket 28 Crataegus schizophylla. Eggles June '09. 30 24 Monardium venosum (sp. 27 + Ed St. P.A. 1911 sp. 30 + 10 Matricaria inaequalis (sp. 24 + 1910 frequent colt. when ran the thorns. Mr. Lowery's place near North Man field one plant by hotel barn + Reeser alternifolia 8 22 Atrophostyles helvola N. Shore of harbor. N. Shore also. frequent. ft. Chappaqua] Clematis (paniculata ?) thicket on back bank of the brook there & clear for some distance along the bank ft. 3 9 Elymus virginicus run the meadows some fresh guts 30 25 Crataegus rotundifolia. 28 Polygala ambigua ?) 1911 sp. 28 + E & N. Shores. Harbor 21 24 Ommelina commune 1910 on Bluffs waste ground near town + 28 9 Berteroa incana farm 1910 N. of the town. grassy lot & of lawn old place about town + sparingly. 1911 Oct 1 + Garden & elsewhere 22 Persicaria orientale 1910 on Bluffs waste ground. 28 4 Actinidia pontica sparingly escaped from old garden

20 3 Polygona flava 1910 near Heath Farm field - all dried. Dry woods N. of town. No flowers. Some flowers on buried side. Windmill - several lots North. 10 30 Lactuca integrifolia. West side Harbor by shore. Some flowers - a few plants only. 1910, above bluff N. of Harbor. Chappaqua and Rte 3. 1911, near grass yard N. of Harbor - perfectly typical plant. 25 Verbena urticifolia, one plant by roadside in town. Much of it by a barn & fence. 14 Cotoneaster rosea + Wet sandy land near Scappo Pk. much of it. Very common. Cratagus polita? 13 28 Echinochloa frumentacea + Old cultivated field N. of town - 1910 One clump in town. 9 Physalis pruinosa. Chappaqua dist + N. 1910 old field near New Country. Seed on plants towards South there. 27 Lilaea simplex + Shore of Ed. Grant Pk not far from Clature (Viola emarginata) Dry wood border near Ed. Gr Pk

27th 9 Lycopersicon lycopersicum. One plant on the toad bluff once near the shore. 1910. Sel. places in out of the wayspots. 17 Ipocynum medium Cultural Pond - Oak bluffs 1/4 miles out or over cliffs road (Arctium majus? Sel. places (some of them weeds) 29th 11 Simbricystis autumnalis - Sel. places west side Long Point Rd. the town - Oobos Neck 1910 Little Pond, N of 10 Quercus ambigua, ? N. of Oak Bluffs road about 2 miles from town 53 Polygonum scandens - Border of cranberry bog on Oak Bluffs road not 2 miles from town + 1910 frequent. Eo St Pond. Chpp. 3. 11 Cuscuta compacta - Border of the wp O.M and Long Point. Pond & Chappaquiddick, one station 1910 N. of the town. Malcomia (nudiflora?) Some of flowers on my Currants on my return 30+ 12 Aster cicioides, 1910. One patch on Chappaquiddick, one on Roadside out from Main St. N. Tisbury + flaxs near by at time 1911, mile N of town. 11 Hieracium scabrum - N. of the town - one plant, 1910. Sel. two places. 113 Agrostis intermedia. Towards Ninnechet; Chappaquiddick dry thickets + 23 Carex crinita) Chappaquiddick at Sel. stations; some spikes remaining - perfectly typical Crataegus pruinosa Chappaquiddick. Aster dumosus strictior @ on burned over track near Weatucket x

Oct 1 Clematis virginiana border of lots at the town doubtful an escape from n barbeipulvinulentum on boggy spot at end cultivation Canicum acutilflorum - 2 Cass gynandra one station site of low chestnut or Cheppagueddick - perfectly typical. 12 3 Samsila marylandica Root leaves of one plant in dry thicket on Cheppagueddick s./1910 but vigorous colonies on Chipp. & 13 Leptamnium virginianum C under bushes in Cheppagueddick J. + (N for. 4 Castanea dentata Two trees at border of low chestnut at the pine woods brink of Cape Pogue Pond one tree was nearly a sapling, the other was perhaps 10 ft high about 27 inches around a foot above the Rubus Low damp ground at the "Cedars" on east side Cheppagueddick J. 5 Alnus serrulata N. Libury. 30 9 Acalapha virginica (form of apraeclaus) (Indian Well some very small fructifying plants I could not tell; leaves oblong-oval, sharply serrulate but scarcely that, I think) 1911 typical Virginica at 24 Rhamnus cathartica. Bounded land N. Libury. - a clustered shrub. Some of the shrubs well-fruited. Chelone glabra Several clusters along a ditch in low field in full flower Amphicarpa bracteata Woods - Indian Wells - the typical woods plant.

oct 6 Paniceum scoparium Lam.! Common weedy kind of its vicinity near Ed.Great Pond. 7 Carex filiformis? Leaves only, seemingly this earlier - looks rock boys. 10 Polygonella Nuttallii - a few plants with last flowers at one station 8 on 300's track. 1910 frequent generally- 9 Crepis (lectorum ?) a single small flowering plant on a lawn near the hotel - leaves of achene perceptly scabrous. 2 30 17 Eleocharis olivacea - Along a road partly run N. side Scuphock Pond - a number of small plants with many fresh spikes. 1910 shorter station N. side Long N.Pond; Little Pond; abundant S.side Chapp.S. near Poucha Pond. 1911 Gray Ed.Great Pond. Monica maritima + at two places on sandy banks) near houses 40 Not found on or near the Rock. 670 total Marthas Vineyard 1909 10 additional seen since 8/09 - 680 total. 91 new 1910 771. see over for 1910

1910. Sep. 8 = 27 inclusive Sep. 8. Fine (species found on Plantations and around in brackets) Jack & Amy met us at Oak Bluffs & took us to Epaetown in their automobile where we arrived before 11 a.m. To bathing beach at 11:30 In afternoon in automobile to East chop & West chop. I alighted, twice for a plant (Pastinica sativa) Vineyard Haven waste ground (Conium maculatum) One clump in bare spot in waste ground Vineyard Haven (Chrysanthemum Balsamita) Partly cloudy - forecast. Sep 9. To shore N of the town in auto, S.E. of the town towards Town Neck in Pm 28 (Hypopodium inundatum) Dry sandy border of low field near the shore N of the town, about one place only. 30 (Scirpus robustus) Border of low field S.E. of town. Flowers only. (Cicuta maculata) Some large plants with the above (Paspalum setaceum) At dry places in dry fields S.E. of town. (Polypala verticillata) Scarlet Pond +

Holostinus umbellatus & Vicia sativa - common in the chicken yard but scattered plants (Drosera filiformis) Well established at edge of plain S.E. of town in one locality (Hypericum drummondii) - N. of the town - 2 plants at different places (Bromus secalinus) A scattering of plants, old way running S. of the town. (Carex scoparia) one dead plant N. of the town (Aster lateriflorus) Sparingly near the shore N. of the town Sep. 10. Fine, cool breezy - partly overcast. Bathing in am. in P.M. across plain early to Great Pond - (Campanula rapunculoides) Frequent in chipyard at S.- Despedaea capitata Sparingly on steep bank 30 to the shore N.W. side of harbor. (Fragaria vesca) Scanty place on Water St. Sep. 11. Fine cool breezy day, West of the town in P.M. Aspidium marginale One tuft in long deep woods N. of the town -

Sep.11/10 (Cuscuta bronovii) Much of it at one place in swamp N. of the town. (Parenus anthelatus) Modest plant N. of the town. (Azalea glauca) a few bushes in swamp N. of the town Sep.12. Fine. Heaver took his first lesson from the bathing master, Mr. Brown. He was in only about 5 mins. but succeeded in floating perfectly several times. Two hours on Chappaquiddick S. in afternoon (Eupatorium aromaticum) a cluster of red stems just in flower on the open downs on Chappaquiddick S. (Pedicularis canadensis) A scattering of well developed plants in an oak grove on Chappaquiddick S. (Bromus commutatus). Early cultivated round Chappaquiddick S. a few plants. Sep.13 Fine. Bathing brook in am. In afternoon in water sail boat to Newton's landing, across to Poucha pond & the woods at the western end of Chappaquiddick S.

(Amaranthus blitoides) A few plants were stable in town. (Spartina alterniflora). Shore of Peache Pond. Elymus aristralis. Sparsely at one Station on west side Chappagueack among low shrubbery along top of bluff. Sep. 14. Trapps Pond and vicinity in afternoon, the clearing all day cool & windy; clearing in afternoon, raining in evening. (Potamogeton diversifolius). Patch at its pond S. of the town, in fruit. (Agrophyron littorale), Shore of Trapps Pond (Eriophorum tenellum) Trapps Pond Trump, a few plants with some fruiting heads remaining. (Carex hormathodes). A single plant with dried spikes, Trapps Pond.

(Anemone quinquefolia) low woods White Trappi Pond - (Oleandra latifolia Lacera) one plant near Trappi Pond - fruity spike (Amaranthus Blitoides), a single plant near a barn in town . (Rorippa armoracia) waste lot in town . (Melilotus officinalis) a few flowering plants in waste lot in town - in full flower . (Monarda trifoliata), swamp at first ice pond . (Mentha spicata) waste lot in town (Chamomilla tenuifolia) Sandy shore of Trappi's Pond, + 2 fr. (Solidago aspera] Meadows near the Store towards Second Ice Pond A scattered colony in full flower - with S. altissima ; S. temperantis near

(Chrysanthemum parthenium) Waste ground in town. Some flowers still. Sep 15. I pm. In afternoon went of Water tower and on across the plains to Great Pond. Pinus strobus - a single tree of three trunks united into one near the base about 30 ft high among the pitch pines perhaps a half mile N. of the watertower. No indication of the ground ever having been disturbed any more than by cultivation. The locality was an extensive tract hundreds of acres in extent of pines & scrub oak & arboreal oaks. Not far away, however, were several scatins less 6-20 ft tall, of (Pinus sylvestris) the largest bearing a few small cones. Panicum ashei, Dry pasture through out scrub. N. of the town. (Perobolus vacciniiflorus) dry clayey depression which had earlier been wet, in field N. of the town.

(Eriocaulon septangulare) Hoangly, Ed. Great Pond. (Calamagrostis cinnoidea) A single plant just in flower in bog on east side of Great Pond. (Chenopodium polygamum) N. of town - Aquatic (Apocynum androsaemifolium) A few plants at borders of scrub oak thickets. N. of town Corynephorus canescens (L.) Sandy Slope near Water tower. Sep. 16. Mostly overcast with light N.E. wind; Cool To Calluna vulgaris in afternoon beyond two miles extending into St Pond. (Panicum mattacensis Koteracee) Abundant of low shrubbery St Pond south; Sep 18, low shrubbery N. side Long Pontucket Pond. (Ceratophyllum demersum) Ed St Pond 3 Acalypha gracilis, Old cultivated field in low grounds on west of St Pond. Sep 17. Mostly overcast with light S.E. wind; Cool. Up west side Long Pontucket Pond in am To Calluna vulgaris with E. in afternoon

(Micranpolis lobata) Roadside at edge of town - br. (Erigeron annuus) fields on Oak Bluffs road about 1 mile out of town (Pileaum superbum) one tall plant in bog Mr. of Oak Bluffs road over a mile out br. (Carex harrymora ?) Known only from some areas not before seen supporting this: Sep 18. Bathing beach m am, in afternoon to Lamoisielook with Edith. Fine day. cloudy threatening night & wind " 19 Across the plains to foot of Edgartown Great Pond. in afternoon to Allen Keniston's, Jane garden, to arrange cbt expedition tomorrow to look for Heath hens. (Nesyninchium graminoides) one loft found in Panicum scoparium meadow Sep 20 Met, threatening morning, first pony trip for Heath Hen. Cleared later; fine afternoon. Chappogueduck in am. Mist side; in afternoon landed from boat on

East side of Cape Papoe Bay (Diocosternum perfoliatum) a colony consisting of a number of separate clusters of vigorous plants occupying a few square yards in open place in oak woods on chalky grits. The plants were mixed with Senecularia mundica, (the second food colony of this insect.) nearby Gerardia pedicularia. Green fruit (Scrophularia leporina) Much of it at one place on a stony bank near the shore, plants mostly dried - but fruit very Sep 21. Remy found G in early am. Clearing later & smi rather hot day. With Newton from 9.40 am to 6 p.m. drive through North Man country & beat the scrub looking for North Man one was seen by Mr. N. and we found fresh tracks in the sand about stacked corn in a field. (Nabaluus serpantarius) 15fr. first seen second mile out on W. Isbury road; c. thence towards W. Isbury Pond closely (Populus grandidentata) A group of small trees, the largest perhaps 30ft high. 2 miles out on W. Isbury road. (Silene noctiflora) a single plant in flower in old field near game warden Hawery's place.

(Lepidium densiflorum) a single plant near the Silene noctiflora - nearly dried up. (Linum usitatissimum) a single plant just in flower near the above (Centaurea cyanus.) + scattered strong on an old cultivated field at Harden Savage's place. (Trifolium incarnatum) + in same field with the above . Solidago lucida + along bank on road to Lesbury Great Pond, perhaps a half dozen plants scattered among an abundance of D. bicolor - flowers golden yellow - otherwise nothing more than D. bicolor. (Hedysma pallidiflora ) a good prospect of strong plants, mostly dried up, in a little depression by the roadside on road to N. Lesbury Pond. ( Gnaphalium purpureum ) + scattered among small plants of G. polycephalum in sheep pasture /by shore of Mr. Lesbury Pond .

Panicum (addisonii ?) Hardly one cultivated field where the Neath are not in winter (Chaelochloa Statio?) One leaf or two Sep. 22. Bathing beach w.am. To Oak Bluffs by motor car boat w P.M. 1½ hours on shore. (Ruppia maritima) + fr. Farm Pond Phoeniculum vulgare + fr. Scattered plants in waste ground Oak Bluffs- (Catalpa Catalpa) a few seedlings near the shore Sep. 23. Bathing beach w.am. Chappaquiddick. I. in afternoon across to S.E. side of Cape Pogue Bay. (Salis discolor) one shrub in dense low thicket - leaves unusually narrow Hopery into petiole, but to be referred to no other species under S. pennsylvanica. (Salis alba) few small trees in boggy depression on Chappaquiddick I. (Cyperus Grayii) lands near bathing beach Carrot digitalis Two places in dense hillsides thickets, some achene remaining- chappaquiddick I. (Osmunda claytoniana) Nields thicket; Chappaquiddick ?

Actaea alba, Hillside shaded with Bush Trees adjoining thicket many plants, a few with the well formed racemes reddening leaves pretty fair. Panicum latifolium? A single plant, spikelets all fallen, on hillside thicket Sep. 24 Bluefishing. fine day, very calm. " 25 Fine day Chappauguet killed across to Poucha Pond - drove back - sailing in afternoon " 26 Trapps Pond & junction end of Longmeadow in Am. On Chappauguet still for an hour in afternoon. Centaurea bohemica + fr. Scattered through a sterile field of sand across just S. of Trapps Pond. With it much Medicago sativa fr. Synchin ussberting, Silen vulgaris, x one Hieracium hieracioides, some Malva moschata - & a tuft (or more) of ?Centaurea maculosa + fr. Pieris hieracioides 1 plant + (Polypogon fectinatus) Much inf. in shallow water pond near the shore, S. end of Longmeadow.

1910 Sep 24 Drive in afternoon with Mrs Keniston from 2:20 PM to 6:45 PM, across country to state road a mile from Lambert's Cove, to Jashwoo Pond + Vineyard Haven - (Sarracenia purpurea) a single plant by roadside in woodland 1/2 m of North Ken country. (Lemna minor) Jashwoo Pond. (Rhus hirta) Jashwoo Pond, a scattered colony of pollarded shrubs on the slope to the shore the tallest perhaps 10 ft high 3 Aster cordifolius + a patch of it in the vicinity of the pond - 3 (Urtica gracilis) Jashwoo Pond. Say 91 now for Nardas Vineyard 1910 including 19 not found on Nantucket.

1909. Oct 6 Nailed to Matama Bay, along the Normy Run to Great Pond back across to the Water Tower. Fine day. 7 Drove to Job's Neck Cove, fine day 8 Bathing beach Y about the town. Fine day. 9 About half way up west side Long Island Fine warm day. 10 Rest of town in morning to Callow Pines & beyond Fine warm day. Shrimps collected say 130

Sep 29 9:15 am - 1 pm to western side of Sengekontacket Pond then inland to Seabury road Rock - Fine day Sep 30 To Westucket Pumping Station in am. Chappaquiddick Island in pm - Fine day Oct 1 around Sengekontacket Pond. Fine Cool day " 2 Chappaquiddick Island. Fine all day " 3 Sunday. Sailed in afternoon. Hunted for a short time at the old Katama Bay Hotel Fine October day, temp 55° 3pm " 4 Chappaquiddick Island 9:10 am - 1 pm - Loaded from Saltvat at The Cedars on Chappy for a short time in afternoon. Fine day. " 5 Drove to West Seabury, North Seabury, landed at Indoor Neck, to Vineyard Haven. On kuffs from there after dark - Fine day.

1909 Itinerary Sep 22 Drove from Oak Bluffs to Edgartown - Strolled about the town. in the afternoon. Fair but mostly overcast. Sep 23. Bathing beach per am.; Lofts Beach Pm Fair but mostly overcast; dense fog in early A.m. Beautiful sunset. Sep. 24. West of town beyond water tower m am - west side of harbor in afternoon & to shore on eastern side of town. Rain in early am. Cloudy all day. Hazy sunset. Sep. 25. Around Trapps Pond m am - a short time about Chappaquiddick Island in late afternoon. Cloudy with high S.E wind Sep 26 Hard storm all day 27. West of the town in am to Great Pond, road to Fishery road; Cape Pogue Pond for short time in afternoon. Cloudy all day with showers; violent rain after 5 Pm. n 28. Hard rain all day.

1910 Sep 8/27 not on handkerchief of new plants noted- Sep 8 156 me. 3 1 Sep 28 303 1 9 164 . 10 3 " 29 4 10 57 1 1 " 30 83 3 11 Sunday 58 4 1 Oct. 1 7 1 12 40 3 0 2 27 13 10 3 2 3 84 14 5 14 54 15 0 4 Stormy. 15 565 27 10 3 5. 29 6 2 16 18 3 1 6 44 3 1 17 611 27 4 1 7 1 - - 18 0 Sunday 8 34 3 2 19 10 1 0 9 7 2 1 20 629 9 2 0 10. 635 12: 4 . 1 21 22 12 2 11 14 3 0 22 657 8 4 2/4 12 15 3 1 23 14. 7 3 662 46 18 24 1 0 0 25 6 0 0 26 . 9 5 3 27 691 6 5 1 697 92 24 1910 Moths collected 130+ ) / 1911 Moth collected 105/

Murihao Vineyard: Sep 22 Oct 10 - 1909 Sep 22 191 Sep 19 127 1 " 23 45 " 20 149 1 " 24 118 " 21 67 4 " 25 75 " 22 Sunday 10 0 " 26 Stormy " 23 33 2 " 27 52 " 24 63 1 " 28 Storm " 25 54 3 " 29 42 " 26 to Nantucket " 30 30 " 27 6 0 Oct 1 20 " 28 40 3 2 23 29 Sunday 0 - 3 Sunday. 5 30 22 4 4 6 to 2 19 Oct 1 58 7 18 0 5 17 2 15 0 6 6 to 3 14 3 26 2 7 5 4 30 6 8 5 5 7 3 9 12 6 2 0 10 668 3 669 31 (1909) Sheets collected. 130 + (1912 Sheets Collected) Through 1911. Not on Nantucket. Oct 95 nature introduced 51 20 Total 71

1913 June 21 281 22 86 23 54 (by mistake, (Notes on 24th we carried through the line). 24 38 25 38 26 10 27 11 28 27 29 23 30 8 July 1 55 2 9 3 5 4 9 5 38 6 2 7 35 729 June 21-July 7. 1913 Check collected 245: Sep 6-25 1913 do 105 1915 1917 do 80 1918 do 572 Distance across inlet between bytown and Chap. I. as given by ferryman Colborn 672 feet).

1911. Sep 27. Reached Oak Bluffs att 5:15 PM (2:10 boat from New Bedford) was met by Capt Foster in his automobile reaching Edgartown at 6 PM, & map now again on the way down. Fine morning at New Bedford. There we had to wait from 8:30 to 2:15, reached Fair Haven on the rocks near the fork found two clusters of Cyananchum nigrum having full sized green fruit. Sep 28. R.E. of the town in the morning - Automobile in afternoon (2:30-6 o'clock) to Edbury & beyond for some miles on Gay Head Road. Fine Sep 29. Threatening morning, becoming a Lo' Batter in afternoon. Clear Skies by 1:00 PM. " 30. Threatening cloudy morning clearing in forenoon, fine afternoon. ½ Caltha flowers north of Great Pond in am. Oct 1. Cold & overcast - rain at night Sunday " 2. A norther all the morning, clearing in late afternoon. Fine clear last nights. Out on the afternoon about a mile on Vineyard Haven road. " 3 Fine. On Chappague dock I. 9:15 am to 1 PM - & afternoon in automobile to Falmouth Pond where we left at 4 o'clock & picked up at dusk when the car returned. " 4 Hard rain all day - " 5 Fine. On Chappague dock S. all the morning; leaving again from full boat in the afternoon " 6 Fine, Chappague dock S. 9:15 am - 1 PM, lowly yarn from sail boat in afternoon. " 7 Stormy morning clearing in late afternoon. " 8 Sunday. Left for Portobello Pond in afternoon fair " 9 Windy. Ret in car west & to Lampson's full on Chappague dock S. in afternoon. Fine day " 10 Sales on Hook Rock to Vineyard Haven about from thence to Falmouth Pond. Completely around Falmouth. " 11 Along W. side of Harbor in am. Motor Car to Jubilee Neck road in pm. Fine " 12 Fine. Chappague dock S. in Am. to A. E. Vade - packing etc. in afternoon.

1912. 6559 Sep 19. Met at Oak Bluffs by Capt. Porter in afteroon Walking to Kelley House before 11 am - Walked only again honestly return, overent at Fall River but closing at ten. Bad first soon becoming clear warm. Sep 20. Clear & warm up to 11:30 am then suddenly squally with a cool E wind. Afternoon cloudy & cold with a S.E.S.W. wind. Swimming in am with Eleanor & the dyn. In afternoon to sea pond & those north of town. Sep 21. Cold & showery with a stiff east wind. Met out for two hours in the afternoon north of the town to Catamaran Falls Sep 22 Sunday. Cold with a brisk east wind & drizzly days. Fine afternoon with wind pretty fresh. Looked for across Cape Pogue Pond looking away a half mile from Cape Pogue Light - Sep 23 Fair. Cool. Walking in am. with the children on Chappaquiddick in afternoon - harbor more bluffs & along north side of first Pond Sep 24. Fair cool, Boating in am with children. In afternoon for 3 hours on Chappaquiddick I. - South Side of first Pond & thence to Lampson's Neck - Sep 25. Fair. W. of town in am. to Chappaquiddick I. in afternoon with Edith & the children Sep 26. 10:25 am. boat from Oak Bluffs to Nantucket arriving 12:30, Met by Mrs Herbert North & Adinton Holger "Rebecca" House. Drove in afternoon to Laddely light - a few afternoon Sep 27 about the lawn & team to Vernest left I on 1 P.M. boat mainly to escape from the Rebecca House - brought from Oak Bluffs - Sep 28. Chappaquiddick I. starting from the hotel at 9 am returning at 5 P.M. Sep 29 Sunday. Children boating in am. Afternoon shooting & lay 3 P.M. || 3 Oct to Weymouth in am. Evelyn left us afternoon Oct 1 with Eleanor to Calumet Mines in am. Motor Car to Wellesley in afternoon Travelling Eleanor & Marie walked to Oak Bluffs, total dist 12 miles. Oct 2. Chappaquiddick I. wind 3 so. Motor Car to Chilmark R. in afternoon. 4 chop I. all day 5 chop I. in afternoon 6 chop I. in morning

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