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Erminnie A. Smith, née Erminnie Adelle Platt (April 26, 1836– June 9, 1886) was a geologist and an anthropologist at the Smithsonian Institution's Bureau of American Ethnology. She has been called the "first woman field enthnographer" and she was elected the first female member of the New York Academy of Sciences on November 5, 1877. Erminnie Smith published works on the Iroquois people, she was active in collecting their legends and employed John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt to assist in this work.

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rdfs:comment	Erminnie A. Smith, née Erminnie Adelle Platt (April 26, 1836– June 9, 1886) was a geologist and an anthropologist at the Smithsonian Institution's Bureau of American Ethnology. She has been called the "first woman field enthnographer" and she was elected the first female member of the New York Academy of Sciences on November 5, 1877. Erminnie Smith published works on the Iroquois people, she was active in collecting their legends and employed John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt to assist in this work. (en) Erminnie A. Smith (1836-1886) fue una geóloga y antropóloga estadounidense de la del Instituto Smithsoniano, es considerada la primera etnóloga de campo. (es) Erminnie A. Smith, née Erminnie Adele Platt, née en 1836 et morte le 9 juin 1886, est une géologue et une anthropologue américaine, membre du Bureau of American Ethnology. Elle est considérée comme la première femme ethnographe de terrain. Elle est la première femme élue membre de l'Académie des sciences de New York, le 5 novembre 1877. Erminnie Smith publie des ouvrages sur les Iroquois, elle participe notamment à la collecte de leurs légendes, employant (en) pour l'aider dans ce travail. (fr)
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name	Erminnie A. Smith (en)
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birth place	Marcellus, NY
death place	Jersey City, NJ
death place	Jersey City, NJ
death date	1886-06-09 (xsd:date)
birth place	Marcellus, NY
birth date	1836-04-26 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Emma Willard School alumni Place of birth missing 1886 deaths American anthropologists American women anthropologists 1836 births 19th-century American women scientists American folklorists Women folklorists
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	New York Academy of Sciences Emma Willard School alumni United States Timeline of women in science Place of birth missing Emma Willard School John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt 1886 deaths American anthropologists American women anthropologists Troy, New York Ethnography Iroquois 1836 births 19th-century American women scientists American folklorists Women folklorists Marcellus, NY Bureau of American Ethnology Jersey City, NJ
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birth name	Erminnie Adelle Platt (en)
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death date	1886-06-09 (xsd:date)
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known for	Published works on the Iroquois People and Founder of the Aesthetic Society of Jersey City (en)
spouse	Simeon H. Smith (en)
has abstract	Erminnie A. Smith, née Erminnie Adelle Platt (April 26, 1836– June 9, 1886) was a geologist and an anthropologist at the Smithsonian Institution's Bureau of American Ethnology. She has been called the "first woman field enthnographer" and she was elected the first female member of the New York Academy of Sciences on November 5, 1877. Erminnie Smith published works on the Iroquois people, she was active in collecting their legends and employed John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt to assist in this work. (en) Erminnie A. Smith (1836-1886) fue una geóloga y antropóloga estadounidense de la del Instituto Smithsoniano, es considerada la primera etnóloga de campo. (es) Erminnie A. Smith, née Erminnie Adele Platt, née en 1836 et morte le 9 juin 1886, est une géologue et une anthropologue américaine, membre du Bureau of American Ethnology. Elle est considérée comme la première femme ethnographe de terrain. Elle est la première femme élue membre de l'Académie des sciences de New York, le 5 novembre 1877. Erminnie Smith publie des ouvrages sur les Iroquois, elle participe notamment à la collecte de leurs légendes, employant (en) pour l'aider dans ce travail. (fr)
citizenship	United States

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