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- William Barbey (14 de julio de 1842 - 18 de noviembre de 1914) (adoptó el apellido Boissier de su esposa Caroline Boissier, (1847-1918), hija del botánico Pierre Edmond Boissier), fue un ingeniero ferroviario, botánico, pteridólogo, y filántropo suizo, registrado en el IPNI como descubridor de nuevas especies para la ciencia. (es)
- William Barbey, né le 14 juillet 1842 à Genthod et mort le 18 novembre 1914 à Pregny, est un botaniste et une personnalité politique vaudoise. (fr)
- William Barbey (Genthod, 14 luglio 1842 – Chambésy, 18 novembre 1914) è stato un ingegnere svizzero, costruttore di ferrovie, botanico e filantropo. Finanziò e costruì la Ferrovia Yverdon–Sainte-Croix. Elettrotreno RABDe 500 041-9 William Barbey delle FFS.Elettrotreno Be 2/6 2001 La Thièle della ferrovia Yverdon–Sainte-Croix presso la fermata di Yverdon William Barbey. (it)
- William Barbey (1842–1914) was a Swiss botanist and politician. William Barbey was born on 14 July 1842 at Genthod in the canton of Geneva. He studied science at the Academy in Geneva and then engineering at the École Centrale de Paris. From 1862 to 1869, he worked in New York City. He married Caroline, the daughter of the prominent botanist Edmond Boissier. After his marriage, he studied botany and undertook botanical research in Spain, Palestine, Greece and Asia Minor. In 1885, he founded the publication Bulletin de l'Herbier Boissier, which in 1910 became the Bulletin de la société botanique de Genève. He built, largely at his own expense, the Yverdon–Saint-Croix railway. However, as a supporter of Sunday observance, he insisted that the trains did not run on that day. He lived in, and was an honorary citizen of, Valeyres-sous-Rances in the canton of Vaud. From 1885 to 1909, he was a Liberal member of the Grand Council of Vaud. He died on 18 November 1914 at Chambésy. The standard author abbreviation Barbey is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. (en)
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- William Barbey (14 de julio de 1842 - 18 de noviembre de 1914) (adoptó el apellido Boissier de su esposa Caroline Boissier, (1847-1918), hija del botánico Pierre Edmond Boissier), fue un ingeniero ferroviario, botánico, pteridólogo, y filántropo suizo, registrado en el IPNI como descubridor de nuevas especies para la ciencia. (es)
- William Barbey, né le 14 juillet 1842 à Genthod et mort le 18 novembre 1914 à Pregny, est un botaniste et une personnalité politique vaudoise. (fr)
- William Barbey (Genthod, 14 luglio 1842 – Chambésy, 18 novembre 1914) è stato un ingegnere svizzero, costruttore di ferrovie, botanico e filantropo. Finanziò e costruì la Ferrovia Yverdon–Sainte-Croix. Elettrotreno RABDe 500 041-9 William Barbey delle FFS.Elettrotreno Be 2/6 2001 La Thièle della ferrovia Yverdon–Sainte-Croix presso la fermata di Yverdon William Barbey. (it)
- William Barbey (1842–1914) was a Swiss botanist and politician. William Barbey was born on 14 July 1842 at Genthod in the canton of Geneva. He studied science at the Academy in Geneva and then engineering at the École Centrale de Paris. From 1862 to 1869, he worked in New York City. He married Caroline, the daughter of the prominent botanist Edmond Boissier. After his marriage, he studied botany and undertook botanical research in Spain, Palestine, Greece and Asia Minor. In 1885, he founded the publication Bulletin de l'Herbier Boissier, which in 1910 became the Bulletin de la société botanique de Genève. (en)
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- William Barbey-Boissier (es)
- William Barbey (it)
- William Barbey (fr)
- William Barbey (en)
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