Trevor Kincaid

Background

Kincaid, Trevor was born on December 21, 1872 in Peterboro, Ontario, Canada. Son of Doctor Robert and Margaret Kincaid.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Washington, 1899, Master of Arts, 1901.

Career

Instructor of biology, University of Washington, 1895-1899. Assistant American Fur Seal Commission, 1897, acting professor entomology, Oregon Agricultural College, 1897-1898. Entomologist Harriman Alaska expedition, 1899.

Assistant professor biology, 1899-1901, professor zoology, University of Washington, 1911-1947.

Retired; professor emeritus of zoology, since 1947. Austin scholar, Harvard, 1905-1906.

Special field agent, United States Department of Agriculture, in Japan, 1908, in Russia, 1909 (investigation of parasites of gypsy moth).

Achievements

• Trevor Kincaid has been listed as a noteworthy zoologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society Economics Entomologists, Entomological Society Washington.

Connections

Married Louise F. Pennell, August 23, 1917. Children: Marjorie Farrar, Dorothy Elizabeth, Barbara Louise, Thomas Farrar, Mary Pennella, Kathleen.

Father:

Doctor Robert

Mother:

Margaret Kincaid

Spouse:

Louise F. Pennell

child:

Dorothy Elizabeth Kincaid

child:

Kathleen Kincaid

child:

Mary Pennella Kincaid

child:

Barbara Louise Kincaid

child:

Marjorie Farrar Kincaid

child:

Thomas Farrar Kincaid