Knower, Henry McElderry, anatomist; b. Baltimore Aug. 5, 1868; s. Capt. Edward C. K. (U.S.A.) and Mary D. (McElderry) K; A.B. Johns Hopkins, 1890; asst. in biology, 1891-93, Adam T. Bruce fellow 1895-96; Ph.D. 1896; m. Virginia DuBarry, Feb. 16, 1897-- children, Henry DuB., Virginia (wife of William A. Moore). Instructor biology, Williams College, 1896-97; instr. anatomy, 1899-1908, asso. 1908-09; Johns Hopkins, lecturer anatomy, U. of Toronto, 1909-10; prof anatomy, U of Cincinnati 1910-25; visiting prof. anatomy, U. of Ga., 1924-26; prof. anatomt, U. of Ala. 1926-29; guest in research, Wistar Inst. Anatomy, Phila., 1929-30; asso. prof. anatomy, Albany Medical College, 1930--; research fellow in biology, Yale U. 1932-33, research assoc. in biology, 1933-37. Asst. in zoology, 1897, librarian 1910-20, Marine Biol. Lab., Woods Hole, Mass.; one founders and managing editor Am. Jour. Anatomy, 1901-22; founder and first editor Anat. Record, 1906. Researches in embryology and anatomy of termites; lymphatic and vascular systems of frog embryos, by experiment and injections; muscles of human heart. Home: Woods Hole, Mass. Died Jan. 10, 1940.
(Who Was Who, 1941, Page 688.)