Hayden Geological Survey of 1871 - Survey Members, Equipment and Transport

Survey Members, Equipment and Transport

Note: There are conflicting accounts as to who were Hayden's topographers or map makers. Existing account names Anton Schönborn and Alfred J. Smith. Another account names Henry Gannett and that "many USGS map-making methods and standards were later developed under his leadership, and the USGS Geography Program was established under his direction".

Members	Equipment and transport
Civilian Members Robert Adams - assistant botanist George Allen - botanist John W. Beaman - meteorologist Bob Bushnell - second ambulance driver E. Campbell Carrington - zoologist Joe Clark - hunter Chester M. Dawes - general assistant George B. Dixon - assistant to the photographer J. Wilson Duncan - general assistant Henry Elliot - artist Ed Flint - second mule team John Geiselman - first waiter Dan Gibson - cook F. L. Goodfellow - first ambulance driver, in charge of odometer Henry Greve - second waiter Ferdinand V. Hayden - Survey leader Stephan D. Hovey - wagonmaster Fred J. Huse - ornithologist William Henry Jackson - photographer José - hunter and guide George E. Kelley - second ambulance driver George Loucks - first mule team William B. Logan - secretary Thomas Moran - guest artist Clifford De V. Negley - general assistant Albert C. Peale - mineralogist John Raymond - first cook Dick Richards - third mule team Anton Schönborn - chief topographer Bob Sherman - second cook Alec Sibley - fourth mule team Alfred J. Smith - assistant to the topographer Joseph E. Smith - hunter James Stevenson - manager and director Cyrus Thomas - agricultural statistician and entomologist Charles Turnbull - physician and general assistant Military escort Captain George L. Tyler - escort leader, 2nd Cavalry, Fort Ellis, Montana Territory Lt. Gustavus C. Doane - Guide, U.S. Army 2nd Cavalry, Fort Ellis, Montana Territory	Twenty-seven horses Twenty-one mules Five four mule wagons Two two horse ambulances Wet and dry bulb thermometers Aneriod barometers Siphon (mercury) barometers Sextants Prismatic compasses Odometers Clinometers Tents and stoves

Members

Equipment and transport

Civilian Members
- Robert Adams - assistant botanist
- George Allen - botanist
- John W. Beaman - meteorologist
- Bob Bushnell - second ambulance driver
- E. Campbell Carrington - zoologist
- Joe Clark - hunter
- Chester M. Dawes - general assistant
- George B. Dixon - assistant to the photographer
- J. Wilson Duncan - general assistant
- Henry Elliot - artist
- Ed Flint - second mule team
- John Geiselman - first waiter
- Dan Gibson - cook
- F. L. Goodfellow - first ambulance driver, in charge of odometer
- Henry Greve - second waiter
- Ferdinand V. Hayden - Survey leader
- Stephan D. Hovey - wagonmaster
- Fred J. Huse - ornithologist
- William Henry Jackson - photographer
- José - hunter and guide
- George E. Kelley - second ambulance driver
- George Loucks - first mule team
- William B. Logan - secretary
- Thomas Moran - guest artist
- Clifford De V. Negley - general assistant
- Albert C. Peale - mineralogist
- John Raymond - first cook
- Dick Richards - third mule team
- Anton Schönborn - chief topographer
- Bob Sherman - second cook
- Alec Sibley - fourth mule team
- Alfred J. Smith - assistant to the topographer
- Joseph E. Smith - hunter
- James Stevenson - manager and director
- Cyrus Thomas - agricultural statistician and entomologist
- Charles Turnbull - physician and general assistant
Military escort
- Captain George L. Tyler - escort leader, 2nd Cavalry, Fort Ellis, Montana Territory
- Lt. Gustavus C. Doane - Guide, U.S. Army 2nd Cavalry, Fort Ellis, Montana Territory

Twenty-seven horses
Twenty-one mules
Five four mule wagons
Two two horse ambulances
Wet and dry bulb thermometers
Aneriod barometers
Siphon (mercury) barometers
Sextants
Prismatic compasses
Odometers
Clinometers
Tents and stoves

Members of the survey

F. V. Hayden, 1870

Dr. Hayden at work, 1870 survey

W.H. Jackson painting-en route at Yellowstone Lake

Lt. Gustavus C. Doane, 1875

Thomas Moran, 1883

William H. Jackson, 1872

Henry Elliot, 1870

José and Joe Clark, Hunters, 1871

Jackson, Peale, Dixon and Turnbull in camp at Fort Hall, September 19, 1871

Carrington, Negley and Logan in camp during survey

Alfred Smith, Assistant to the topographer, 1871

Fred Huse, Ornithologist

Bottler's Ranch, July 17, 1871 - Albert Peale and Clifford Negley on far right

The Annie with Stevenson and Chester Dawes, July 28, 1871

George Allen, circa 1859

1870 survey-Beaman, Elliot and Thomas are on the right

Cyrus Thomas - 1870 survey

Clifford Negley in the park during 1872 survey

E. Campbell Carrington, Zoologist, 1874 survey

George B. Dixon, Photographer assistant, 1871

James Stevenson, Survey manager ca1871

Dr. Charles Turnbull, Physician, ca1871

Steve Hovey, Wagonmaster, ca1871

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