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Annie E. Hoyle

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Hoyle started working for the Forest Service in 1908. She created over 160 drawings of range plants for the Division of Range Research during her twenty-year career. Hoyle began working at the Forest Service after the age of 50. She requested five extensions of time upon reaching retirement age, and
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ultimately stayed in the job until she retired on August 31, 1930, at the age of 80.
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lemonade berry
West Virginia
United States Forest Service
George Sudworth
Charles Town
Virginia
Washington, DC
National Academy of Design
US National Museum of Natural History
Bureau of Plant Industry
Ivar Tidestrom







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