 "]; they no longer survive.Chichester Elm was marketed as "U. cicestria" in 1801 by nurseryman George Lindley of Catton, Norwich; his 1815 catalogue lists the tree as "U. Cicestriensis".Lindley's son, the eminent botanist John Lindley FRS, had worked in Cambridge as assistant to John Henslow, later Professor of Botany at the University, helping him lay out and catalogue the Cambridge University Botanic Garden.