Thaddeus Wolseley

About
Besides being the founder of The Thaddeus Wolseley Institute there is very little known about Dr. Wolseley. Archivists believe that the pictured Attacus atlas specimen (affectionately named "Erebus" by Dr. Wolseley in his youth) served not only as Wolseley's first companion, but also as the catalyst for his initial forays into the field of Lepidopteral Ethics and Domestication--a discipline in which he has since made pioneering leaps and bounds, the importance of which can simply not be denied (much to the chagrin of the Lepidopteral Relativists and Anarchists who dominated the academic landscape prior).

Associations
Son (?) & Institute Colleague--Leopold Thackeray III

Institute Colleagues--Winnifred Carrington and Jonathan Everett

Important Notes
Dr. Wolseley is currently missing and has been "gone a long time" per Winnifred Carrington. The nature and motives of his departure is unknown. Due to Wolseley's departure the Institute has stopped doing research.