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History, Personalities and Years Flashcards

1
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Publish his study describing ridges and pores of the hands and feet

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(1684 - 1712) Nehemiah Grew

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He is known as the “Grandfather of the Dactyloscopy”

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(1686 -1694) Marcello Malpighi

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He discovered the two layers/friction of the skin

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(1686-1694) Marcello Malpighi

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He perceived the ridges to be drawn into LOOPS and SPIRAL and later on name after him as the Malpighi Layer

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(1686 - 1694) Marcello Malpighi

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He studied the arrangement of the skin and concluded that skin ridges are never duplicated in two persons

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1788 - Johann Christoph Andreas Mayer

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He was the first European to recognize the fingerprints were unique to each individual

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(1788) Johann Christoph Andreas Mayer

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He is the proponent of the Principle of Individuality

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(1788) Johann Christoph Andreas Mayer

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He was known as the Father of the Dactyloscopy who described ridges and giving them names

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(1823) Johannes Evangelista Purkinje

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He established the Principle of Permanency by printing his own palm and after 41 years he printed again his palm and discovered that his prints did not change

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(1856) Herman Welcker

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A British Chief Administrative Officer introduced the use of the fingerprint to prevent impersonation among laborers

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(1858) Sir William James Herschel

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Rajyadhar the first subjected for fingerprinting repudiating his signature to contract by who?

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(1858) Sir William James Herschel

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He was considered as the Father of Chiroscopy

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(1856) Sir William James Herschel

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He published the practical use of the fingerprints to identifying criminals

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(1880) Dr. Henry Faulds

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He introduced the practical theory of reproducing fingerprints through the use of greasy materials

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(1880) Dr. Henry Faulds

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He discovered the presence of skin furrows

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(1880) Dr. Henry Faulds

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He propagated the Principle of Infallibility

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(1880) Dr. Henry Faulds

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He caused the publication of Puddin Head Wilson, a noble wherein it is based on dramatic fingerprint identification during a court trial

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(1883) Mark Twain

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The one who divides the types of the fingerprint known as AWL method

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(1888) Sir Francis Galton

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He had proven that the ridges remain constant and unchanging throughout life until decomposition and that the friction ridges contain individual characteristics.

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(1888) Sir Francis Galton

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The one who wrote the book “Fingerprints” and published in 1892 and adopted in 1894

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(1888) Sir Francis Galton

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21
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He published his study on the six divisions of fingerprint classification known as Henry Fingerprint Classification System

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(1888-1901) Sir Edward Richard Henry

22
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The first man successfully applied fingerprints for identification.

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(1888-1901) Sir Edward Richard Henry

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He was known as the Father of Modern Fingerprint

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(1888-1901) Sir Edward Richard Henry

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His introduction of fingerprint made it applicable to police identification and modifications and used by the FBI and Law Enforcement Agencies

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(1881-1901) Sir Edward Richard Henry

25
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He is the one who installed fingerprint as an official means of Criminal Identification in La Plata Argentina.

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(1891-1896) Juan Vucetich

26
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He was known as the “Father of Fingerprint in all Spanish Speaking Countries

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(1891-1896) Juan Vucetich

27
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In 1892, he made the first criminal fingerprint identification that was able to identify a woman by name Rojas who murdered her two sons and cut her throat in an attempt to place the blame on another

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(1891-1896) Juan Vucetich

28
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Who suggested that fingerprinting be adopted of Chinese immigrant laborers

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(1880) Isiah West Taber

29
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He used his own fingerprints on a document to prevent forgery

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(1882) Gilbert Thompson

30
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A Chief Medical Examiner of the New York Civil Service Commission and An American Preacher used fingerprints to identify applicants to take the qualifying Civil Service Exam.

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(1902) Sir Henry P. Forrest

31
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He claimed the practical systematic use of fingerprint in the US to identify criminals

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(1902) Sir Henry P. Forrest

32
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Year when Fingerprint were adopted in Sing sing, Napanoch, Auburn and Clinton penitentiaries

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June 5, 1903

33
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He is the first fingerprint instructor at the St. Louis Police Department, Missouri and one of the pupils of Sir Edward Richard Henry.

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(1904) John Kenneth Ferrier

34
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Year when city of St. Louis Missouri became the first City to adopt fingerprints

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1904

35
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Year when the fingerprint adopted by the US Army

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1905

36
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Year when the fingerprint adopted by the US Navy

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January 11, 1907

37
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Year when the fingerprint adopted by the US Marine Corps

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1908

38
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He published the first american book on fingerprint Boston and what year?

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Frederick A. Brayley 1910

39
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Year when the first criminal conviction is based solely upon fingerprint evidence in the State of Illinois, USA and what landmark

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(1911) People vs. Jennings

40
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Year when International Association for Criminal Identification was founded?

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1915

41
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The year when Frederick Kuhne published a book entitled “The Fingerprint Instructor”

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1916

42
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The Institution of Applied Science was the first school to teach fingerprint in what year?

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June 16, 1916

43
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Year when the first monthly journal devoted exclusively to Fingerprint Science

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1919

44
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Year when National Bureau of Identification was created by the act of Congress

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1924

45
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The year when Harry Myers II installed the first official fact fingerprint system for infants in Jewish Maternity Hospital in Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA

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1925

46
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Year when the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania USA used compulsory foot and Fingerprinting of new born infants and mothers, which was enacted into law by Act Of General Assembly

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April 20, 1925

47
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The year when the Bureau of Identification, US Department of Justice adopted the Single Fingerprint Identification System

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1933

48
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Year when the first National Civil Voluntary Fingerprint was established

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1933

49
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Year when the first national use of single print for identification is for certain crimes only

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1933

50
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Harry Myers II a book of “History of Identification of Fingerprint in US” was published in what year?

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1938

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