What years were these beehives originally created?

Greetings,
I'm trying to find out the years of origins of various different modern beehive designs. So far I've only managed to find the year of origins of only a few different types of beehive designs. The dates of origins I'm still looking for are for the following:

-Top bar -(the modern, current form)
-Warre
-Perone
-Commercial
-British Standard National
-Darington
-Dadant-Blath

The dates that I do have are as follows:

-WBC- 1890
-Langstroth- mid 1850's (not sure exactly which year though)
-CDB- 1894
-Beehaus- 2009

Thanks for any help....

Curious question and difficult to answer as each of these designs evolved over time .
For instance the ancient greeks had topbar hives made out of clay .
Perone hives come in two forms as the inventer Oscar Perone changed his hive in responce to earthquakes and as far as I am aware he is still alive and who knows he may appear with a third form
Warrés book "beekeeping for all" had 12 editions and slight changes were made to his plans each time over thirty years . ( he died in the 1951 ) In the UK and USA there is a tendancy to build them from the 5th edition of the book whilst in france from the twelth edition with half frames .
Even the Nazis had their own hive - ( dont bother I am advised it was possibly the worst hive ever built even more difficult to make than a WBC and more parts than a Toyota pickup )
So why did you ask ?

David

I was just trying to learn more about the history of these various beehives and their inventors and beekeeping in general.