Relocated elephants from Miller, Yale, and Sands in United States

Nr	Sex Species Name Id	Status	Arrival Departure	Present location	Import
Miller, Yale, and Sands had previously 2 elephants relocated to new location.
1	† ♂ EM - Virginius (Gold Button)	dead: Born wild Dead: 1847, ? yrs Reason: accident: drowned when trying to cross Delaware river	1835-00-00 1835-00-00	Raymond & Warings Menagerie, Museum and Circus United	1833
2	† ♀ EM - Flora	dead: Born wild Dead: 1838?, ? yrs Reason: unknown:	1837-00-00 1838-00-00	H.A. Woodward & Co	1827?

Source for the list of elephants relocated, previously living at Miller, Yale, and Sands

Facts about previously kept elephants, relocated from Miller, Yale, and Sands in United States, Elephant Encyclopedia, Koehl, D. (2024), available online retrieved 26 April 2024 at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=2339 (archived at the Wayback machine)

Sources used for this list:
Latest update	Name of elephant	Source (if it is a website, the target website will open in new window)
2012-04-11	Virginius (Gold Button):	• https://classic.circushistory.org/Thayer/Thayer2b.htm • Page 10, 12, Elefanten in Zoo und Circus, Dokumentation 2 Nordamerika, 1997, by European Elephant Group: Haufellner, Schilfarth, Schweiger
2012-04-11	Flora:	• Bob Cline, Cheraw, South Carolina, United States. Autor of the book Americas elephants • Stuart Thayers American Circus Anthology Part Two: General History, https://classic.circushistory.org/Thayer/Thayer2b.htm • Page 9, Elefanten in Zoo und Circus, Dokumentation 2 Nordamerika, 1997, by European Elephant Group: Haufellner, Schilfarth, Schweiger

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