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Charles Dubois (treasurer)

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60:, where he had a garden filled with the newest exotics at that time in course of introduction. The family ran a business at St Mary Aldermanbury. John Dubois was involved in the politics of London and represented the Whigs. In 1681 he was in the Committee of the East India Company. A son who was also known as John Dubois became cashier general to the East India Company on 30 September 1697. Dubois became cashier-general to the East India Company on 27 October 1702 after the death of his step-brother, John Dubois the younger. In 1730 Charles Dubois and his nephew Waldo Dubois were implicated in a financial scandal involving some cargo shipments and false accounts. In 1734 he and a clerk named Tullidge were implicated in monetary losses arising from accepting security notes instead of cash from traders. As regards 1151: 184: 64:, he seems to have been chiefly a patron rather than a worker; thus he appears as one of twelve English subscribers to Micheli's β€˜Nova Genera,’ 1728. His name, however, occurs as having contributed observations to the third edition of 84:. Dubois also collected shells, fossils and coins. He made notes on insects as well. Dubois obtained rice seed from India which was introduced into British South Carolina in 1766 through a Thomas Marsh. 52:
Dubois was the son of John Dubois (1622-1684) and Anne, daughter of Charles Herle. The wealthy Huguenot family was in the cloth and silk trade and Charles inherited his father's home at
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and was famous for maintaining a garden with interesting plants from the colonies. He was instrumental in introducing rice cultivation in North America.
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volumes, the entire number of specimens being about thirteen thousand, and are in excellent preservation; they form part of the
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in honour of Charles Dubois but it was actually named in honour of a Louis Dubois.
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Jackson, B. D. (rev. P.E.Kell) (2008). "Dubois, Charles (bap. 1658, d. 1740)".
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Index

FRS
treasurer
East India Company
James Petiver
Hans Sloane
Mitcham
Surrey
botany
John Ray
Edward Bulkley
folio
herbarium
Oxford Botanic Garden
Robert Brown
Duboisia



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"Notes on Insects, 1692 & 1695 by Charles duBois"
A general history of the dichlamydeous plants, comprising complete descriptions of the different orders. Volume IV. Corolliflorae
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Dubois, Charles
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