A surname, most famously associated with William Bartram, an 18th-century naturalist and botanist who explored the American Southeast.
English surname, possibly derived from 'Bartholomew' combined with other root elements, or from a place name in England.
William Bartram's travel journal through the American frontier in the 1770s reads like science fiction—he described ecosystems and species as if discovering alien worlds, capturing nature at a moment before industrialization.
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