Gribble Group Academic Lineage:

Generation	Image	Degree, year	School	Advisor(s)
1. Students of Professor Gribble	some	various, 1974 -	Dartmouth	Gribble
2. Gordon Wayne Gribble, 1941 -	Yes	Ph.D., 1967	Oregon	Dolby
3. Lloyd Jay Dolby, 1935 -		Ph.D., 1959	Berkeley	Noyce
4. Donald Sterling Noyce, 1923 - 2004	Yes	Ph.D., 1947	Columbia	Doering
5. William von Eggers Doering, 1917 -	Yes	Ph.D., 1943	Harvard	Linstead
6. Sir Reginald Patrick Linstead, 1902-1966		Ph.D., 1926	Imperial College, London	Kon, Thorpe, J.F.
7. George Armand Robert Kon, 1892 - 1951		Ph.D., 1922	Imperial College, London	Thorpe, J.F.
8. Jocelyn Field Thorpe, 1872 - 1940		Ph.D., 1895	Heidelberg	Auwers
9. Karl Friedrich von Auwers, 1863 - 1939		Ph.D., 1885	Berlin	Hofmann
10. August Wilhelm von Hofmann, 1818 - 1892	Yes	Ph.D., 1841	Giessen	Liebig
11. Justus von Liebig, 1803 - 1873	Yes	Ph.D., 1822	Erlangen	Kastner, Gay-Lussac**
12. Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Gottlob Kastner, 1783 - 1857		Ph.D., 1805	Jena	Gottling
13. Johann Friedrich August Gottling, 1753 - 1809		Apothecary, 1775	Langensalza	Wiegleb
14. Johann Christian Wiegleb, 1732 - 1800		Apothecary, 1765 ca.	Langensalza	Baldinger
15. Ernst Gottfried Baldinger, 1738 - 1804		MD, 1760	Jena	Mangold
16. Christoph Andreas Mangold, 1719 - 1767		MD, 1751	Erfurt	Hamberger
17. Georg Erhardt Hamberger, 1697 - 1755		MD, 1721	Jena	Wedel, J.A.
18. Johann Adolph Wedel, 1675 - 1747		MD, 1697	Jena	Wedel, G.W.
19. Georg Wolfgang Wedel, 1645 - 1721		MD, 1669	Jena	Rolfinck
20. Werner Rolfinck, 1599 - 1673, more info.		MD/Ph.D., 1625	Padua	Spieghel
21. Adriaan van den Spieghel, 1578 - 1625		MD, 1603 ca.	Padua	Fabrici, Casseri
22. Giulio Cesare Casseri, 1552 - 1616, more info.		MD, 1580	Padua	Fabrici
23. Girolamo (Aquapendente) Fabrici, 1533 - 1619, more		MD, 1559	Padua	Fallopio
24. Gabriele Fallopio, 1523 - 1562, more info, and here.		MD, 1548	Ferrara	Brasavola
25. Antonio Brasavola (Musa )1, 1500 - 1555		MD/Ph.D., 1520	Ferrara	Lonigo
26. Nicolo da Lonigo (Leoniceno), 1428 - 1524		MD/Ph.D2., 1445-53	Padua	Pelope (Medicine) Rocabonella (middle ages pharmacy)
27. Pelope, unknown		unknown	unknown	unknown
27. Rocabonella, 1386-1459		unknown	Croatia	unknown

Pre-graduate Lineage of Nicolo da Lonigo² (Greek Philosophy):

Generation	Year	Field	School	Teacher
26. Leoniceno, 1428 -1524	1443 -1445	Greek	Vincenza	Ognibene
27. Ognibene Leonicenus, unknown	1436	Greek	Mantua	Vittorino
28. Vittorino da Feltre, 1378 -1446	1415	Greek	Venice	Guarino
29. Guarino Veronese, 1370/74 -1460	between 1396 and 1402	Greek	Constantinople	Chrysoloras
30. Manuel Chrysoloras, 1350/53 -1415, more info	unknown	Greek Philosophy	Constantinople	Plethon
31. George Gemistus Plethon, 1355 - 1450, more info, and here	unknown	Philosophy, Jewish Astronomy	Adrianople	Elisaius3
32. Elisaius, unknown	unknown	unknown	unknown	unknown

** Lineage of Gay-Lussac:

Generation	Image	Degree, year	School	Advisor(s)
12. Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac, 1778 - 1850	Yes	MA, 1800	Paris	Berthollet
13. Claude Louis Berthollet, 1748 - 1822	Yes	MD, 1778	Paris	Bucquet, Macquer
14. Pierre Joseph Macquer, 1718 - 1784		MD, 1742	Paris	Rouelle
15. Jean Baptiste Michel Bucquet4, 1746 - 1780		MD, 1770	Paris	Rouelle
16. Guillaume Francois Rouelle, 1703 - 1770		Apothecary, 1725	Paris	Spitzley
17. J. G. Spitzley, 1690 (?) - 1750 (?)		Apothecary, ?	Paris	Lemery
18. Nicolas Lemery, 1645 - 1715, more info.	Yes	Apothecary, 1667 ca.	Paris	Glaser
19. Christophle Glaser, 1615 - 1678, more info.		MD, 1643	Basel, Paris	Vallot4 (or) de Clave5
20. Antoine Vallot, 1594 - 1671		MD, 1617	Paris	unknown
20. Étienne de Clave, unknown		unknown	unknown	unknown

1. Antonius Brasavola, 16 January, 1500-6 July, 1555. The name 'Musa' was given to him by King Francois I of France. Also known to have studied at Bologna and Paris, receiving doctorates in law, medicine and theology. Taught logic, natural philosophy and the theology of medicine at Ferrara, followed by a stint as the physician to Pope Paul III. Wrote a book on medicical samples in 1534. J. R. Partington, A History of Chemistry, MacMillan and Co. LTD, London, 1961.

2. "Leoniceno And The School Of Ferrara," Streeter, E.C., Bull. Soc. Med. Hist. Chicago, 1916, 4, 18.

3. "The Astronomy of George Gemistus Plethon," Tihon, A., J. Hist. Astron., 1998, 29, 109.

4. Very little is known about Glaser's academic advisor. It is known, however, that Glaser was influenced by Vallot in his knowledge of chemistry and in the progress of his career as a lecturer in chemistry. Thus, Vallot is included here more as a mentor. "Christopher Glaser"; De Milt, C., J. Chem. Ed., 1942, 19, 53.

5. Stephen. L. Morgan's academic lineage site is very nicely done and traces Bucquet back to Glaser and then Étienne de Clave, not Vallot. Good references.

6. Of interest to those who trace their lineage back to R.G. Bergman: his advisor was Jerome Abraham Berson (1924 - ), who also received his Ph.D. under Doering at Columbia.

Notes:

The gathering of this information was begun by Frank Switzer and further augmented by William von Eggers Doering (private communication). A good deal of information prior to Hofmann was taken with permission from the Chemical Genealogy Database. Other sources as noted. Another web site with similar and expanded information can be found on the web site of Professor Leonidas Bachas (University of Kentucky) who shares most of our academic lineage.