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When was Allan Cunningham - author - born?
Allan Cunningham - author - was born in 1784.
When was Allan Cunningham - botanist - born?
Allan Cunningham - botanist - was born on 1791-07-13.
What is Allan Cunningham's birthday?
Australian explorer and botanist Allan Cunningham was born on 13 July 1791.
How old is Allan Cunningham?
Allan Cunningham was born on December 7, 1784 and died on October 30, 1842. Allan Cunningham would have been 57 years old at the time of death or 230 years old today.
When did Allan Cunningham - author - die?
Allan Cunningham - author - died in 1842.
When did Allan Cunningham - botanist - die?
Allan Cunningham - botanist - died on 1839-06-27.
How old was Allan Cunningham at death?
Allan Cunningham died on October 30, 1842 at the age of 57.
What were Allan Cunningham's interests?
Allan Cunningham was fascinated by the natural sciences, in particular, botany and the study of plants.
How many species of plants did Allan Cunningham discover in Brazil?
Allan Cunningham discovered 450 plants in Brazil.
When did Alan Cunningham die?
January 1983 Further information: It depends on which Alan/Allan Cunningham you mean. Australian explorer Allan Cunningham, who discovered Cunningham's Gap and Pandora's Pass in Australia's Great Dividing Range was born on 13 July 1791 in Wimbledon, England and died on 27 June 1839. He was only 47, and died of tuberculosis, having suffered respiratory problems all his life.
When did allan Cunningham start exploring?
i don't know please someone tell me
Why did Allan Cunningham explore?
Allan Cunningham, one of Australia's early explorers, was born in Wimbledon, England, in 1791 and he originally came to Australia in an attempt to cure his tuberculosis. The Australian climate did indeed help Cunningham regain some of his health, and so he developed a real love for the country, wanting to utilise his skills as a botanist to explore and discover more of the country. He was driven by curiosity as a botanist, and a passion for his adopted country.
