RW Cover
Image RW Cover
The Album Cover is inscribed: "Ruth Winslow Christmas 1884"
Pages within have slide-in pockets to hold cabinet cards, four to a page.
Cabinet cards, consisting of a photographic print mounted on a stiff 4¼" wide x 6½" high card, were a popular form of photographs during the four decades from the 1870's through the 1900's.
Most of the cards in the album, dated from the apparent age of an identified subject, appear to date from right around 1885-1890.
The album also contains several loose photographs from well after 1900.
Ruth Winslow was born in 1864, and would have been 20 yrs when she started the album.
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001
Image RW 001: Photographic gelatine print marked "Cannon, Charles Albert (1892-1971), husband of Ruth Louise Coltrane.jpg" This is a loose silver-gelatin print in the album that was taken and printed much later than the mounted photos.
Photographer:
Unknown.
Subject: Charles
Albert Cannon (1892-1971), son of James William Cannon (1852-1921)
and Mary Ellen Bost (1857-1938), and husband of
Ruth Louise
Coltrane (1891-1965), daughter of Daniel Branson Coltrane (1842-1937)
and Mariam Smith Winslow
(1857-1915).
Date: c.
1960's
002
Image RW
002: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Coltrane, Jenn Winslow"
Photographer: "Peterson's Gallery, Concord, N.C."
Subject:
Jenn Winslow Coltrane (1887-1934) was the daughter of Daniel Branson Coltrane (1842-1937) and
Mariam Smith Winslow
(1857-1915); sister of Ruth Louise
Coltrane (1891-1965) and half sister of
Juanita W. Coltrane (1873-1948).
Date: c. 1890
003
Image RW
003: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Coltrane, Jennie Winslow. 17 Nov 1887.jpg"
on the back side of photo.
Photographer: "F.G. Schumacher, photo. Los Angeles, Cal."
Subject:
Jenn Winslow Coltrane (1887-1934) was the
daughter of Daniel Branson Coltrane (1842-1937) and
Mariam Smith Winslow
(1857-1915); sister of Ruth Louise
Coltrane (1891-1965) and half sister of
Juanita W. Coltrane (1873-1948).
Date: c. 1887
004
Image RW
004: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Coltrane,
Juanita." Born Apr 1872, Miami, Saline County, Missouri, USA. Married
David A Garrison about 1896.
Photographer: Unmarked.
Subject:
Juanita
Coltrane, or Mary Juanita Coltrane, (1873-1948), daughter of Daniel Branson
Coltrane (1842-1937) and Eleanor Jane Price Vanice (abt. 1844-1882);
half-sister of Ruth Louise Coltrane
(1891-1965) and Jennie Winslow Coltrane
(1887-1934).
There is another photo in this album that appears to be
of the same young woman,
Image
RW 032.
Date:
c. 1885
005
Image
RW
005: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Coltrane, Ruth Louise ''aged 3 years and 2 months''.
"Coltrane, Ruth Louise is on the back side of the photo.
Photographer: Gibson, Statesville, N.C."
Subject:
Ruth Louise Coltrane (1891-1965) was the daughter of Daniel Branson Coltrane (1842-1937) and
Mariam Smith Winslow
(1857-1915); sister of Jenn Winslow
Coltrane (1887-1934) and half sister of
Juanita W. Coltrane (1873-1948).
Date:
December, 1894, from her age written on the back.
006
Image RW
006: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Conn, Dr. James V.
"Conn, Dr. JV" is on the back side of
the photo. The mount is the same as
Image RW 007 (Mrs. J. V.
Conn), and appears to have been taken at the same time.
Photographer: Fitz W. Guerin, No. 627 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo."
Subject:
James Vachels Conn (1810-1889), husband of
Mary E. (Garrett) Conn (1824-1892).
Date: c. 1885
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007
Image RW
007: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Conn, Mrs. J. V. (Mary E.)"
on the back side of the photo. The mount is the same as
Image RW 006 (Dr. J. V. Conn),
and appears to have been taken at the same time.
Photographer: Fitz W. Guerin, No. 627 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo."
Subject:
Mary E. (Garrett) Conn (1824-1892),
daughter of Jeremiah Garrett (abt. 1795-?) and Susannah Garnett (1800-?).
She married
Dr. James Vachels Conn (1810-1889) abt.
1840.
Date: c. 1885
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008
Image RW
008: Photographic gelatine print marked "Finnell, John Benjamin - daughters of he and
Annie Laura
(Ireland)".
Photographer: Unmarked.
Subject: The daughters of John Benjamin Finnell (1852-1928) and
Annie Laura (Or Laurie) Ireland (1856-1932) are not identified on the photo,
but they are Myrtle Finnell (abt. 1879-?),
Pearl Gertrude Finnell (1879-1941),
Frances Dove Finnell (1884-1973),
Anna Joy Finnell (1889-?), and
Grace Darling Finnell (1891-?).
Pearl Gertrude (Finnell) Smith, wife of Robert Owen Smith (1871-1948), can
be identified as the woman at the lower right because of her other photos in
this collection. She is represented in the collection in 1) a
photograph with her sisters, 2) a candid
photograph holding John Lucian as a baby, and 3) a
formal portrait.
Date: c. 1920's
009
Image RW 009: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Garrison, Dr. David A, husband of Juanita Coltrane." "Garrison, Dr. David A, husband of Juanita Coltrane" is on the back side of photo. Images FPY 090 and CCHS 254 are also cabinet cards from the Elrod studios, but not the same design as this one.
Photographer: "W.L. Elrod Nos. 204-6-8, West Market St, Louisville, Ky."
Subject:
David Allen Garrison (1864-1937),
son of Samuel Alexander Garrison (1819-1903) and Jane Hunter (1838-1901),
husband of Mary Juanita Coltrane (1873-1948). He was born and died in
North Carolina, and married
Juanita W. Coltrane abt. 1896.
His wife was the
step-daughter of Mariam Smith Winslow (1857-1915), who was the sister of
Ruth Winslow, the keeper of this album.
He apparently was born, lived his entire life, and died in North
Carolina.
Date: c. 1895
010
Image RW 010: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Hines, Tom".
Photographer:
"Beery, Cynthiana, Ky." Cynthiana is the
county seat of Harrison Co., KY.
Subject: Unknown. No other photo in the
album has the last name of Hines, so the reason for the inclusion of this
photo in the album is unknown.
Date:
c. 1900
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011
Image RW
011: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Howe, John".
"Howe, John" is on the back side of the photo.
Photographer: "Landy Photo, Cincinnati, O."
Subject:
John Howe (1823-1890), from Northern Ireland married Sarah (Sallie) Brown
(abt. 1823-1877) in 1846, and in the same year, emigrated to the United
States with her and their infant son, William.
They had 5
children that survived infancy: William Ficklin (1846-1916), John Irvin
(1853-1891), Robert James (1855-1910), Joseph
B. (1857-1929), and Sarah (Sallie) Varena (1862-1950).
William
Ficklin Howe married Louisa M. Winslow (1852-1944), daughter of William
Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905).
Joseph B. Howe (1857-1929) married
Sarah (Sallie) Goslee (1858-1934).
Date: c. 1885.
012
Image RW
012: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Howe, Joseph B-1".
Photographer: "Shaw S.E. Cor. Seventh & Race Sts. Opp. Shillito's. Cincinnati, O."
Subject:
Joseph B. Howe (1857-1929) is
the son of John Howe (1823-1890) and Sarah
(Sallie) Brown (abt. 1823-1877); he married Sarah
(Sallie) Goslee (1858-1934) abt. 1890.
Date: c. 1885
013
Image RW
013: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Howe, Joseph B-2".
"Howe, Joseph B-2" is on the back side of
the photo.
Photographer: Landy Photo., Cincinnati, O.
Subject:
Joseph B. Howe (1857-1929) is the son of
John Howe (1823-1890) and Sarah (Sallie) Brown
(abt. 1823-1877); he married Sarah (Sallie) Goslee
(1858-1934) abt. 1890.
Date:
c. 1885
014
Image RW
014: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Howe, Sallie".
Photographer: "Hamilton, St. Louis"
Subject:
Sarah
"Sallie" Goslee (1858-1934) married Joseph
B. Howe (1857-1929),the son of John Howe
(1823-1890), abt. 1890.
Date: c. 1885
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015
Image RW
015: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Lewis-Drury, Sarah
'Sallie'". Her age and family relationship
(if any) undetermined.
Photographer: "Miss Garrity, Louisville, Ky."
Subject:
Sarah "Sallie" (Lewis) Drury (~1865-?).
She is the same approximate age as Ruth
Winslow, and was probably a school friend.
1880 census, Kentucky, Carroll Co., Carrollton And Prestonville, Dist. 035, p. 27 of 48: Sallie J. Lewis 16yrs old, living with her mother Sarah J., 4 siblings and a step-brother.
Carroll County, Kentucky Marriages, 1838-1920, Book 5, p.347: Lewis, Sarah J. & Drury, Charles H. married 1896. [and moved to Breckenridge Co., KY by 1900.]
Date: c. 1885
016
Image RW
016: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Martin, Mariam Louise".
"Martin, Mariam Louise. No information.
Possibly daughter of Jennie Winslow-Martin" is on the back side of the photo.
Photographer: "Fearnaught, Indianapolis"
Subject:
Jennie Woolfolk Winslow (1859-1936) and William Stiles Martin (1855-1918)
were married on 17 Jun 1885 [Carroll Co. Marriages Book 4, p.356], but in
the 1900 census, they said they had been married for 20 years. They
also had a son born in 1880. By the 1900 census, they were living in
Caldwell Co., KY. Jennie had three children living in 1900 and three
children not living - this one presumably being one.
Date: c.
1890
017
Image RW
017: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Peck, Harriett 'Hattie'"
on the back side of the photo.
Photographer: "W.E. Johns, E. Main Street, Lexington, KY."
Subject:
Harriett "Hattie" Peck (1859-1951).,
daughter of John Gilman Peck (1837-1879) and Elizabeth "Bettie" Smith
(1839-1871).
According to the inscription of the
back of the photo of the
Judge
Robert Henry Smith family, Owen Peck is a cousin.
1871:
her mother dies; 1879: her father dies. She comes to live with her 1st
cousin once removed, the same
Judge Robert
Henry Smith and family in Saline Co., MO.
She married
Thomas Stephen Smith (1857-1918), her 2nd cousin in Saline Co., MO in about 1891.
His uncle was Judge Robert Henry Smith, and the parents of Thomas Stephen
Smith,
Nicholas James Smith (1839-1909) and Martha Jane Smith (1838-1879), were,
themselves, 2nd cousins.
Date: c. 1890
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018
Image RW
018: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Schuerman, Henry W."
Photographer: "Huddleston, Fine Enamel Finish"
Subject:
Henry W. Schuerman (b.1893), the son of
Henry Schuerman (1860-1929) and Ruth Winslow (1864-1893), the keeper of this
album.
There appears to be
second picture of this child in this album,
RW 034, tentatively given
the filename: "unidentified
female child c.1885".
Date: c. 1885
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019
Image RW
019: Color print of a painting, marked "smith, elizabeth ann".
This is an earlier portrait of two (Image
RW 019 and
Image
RW 020) that had been included in the album.
Photographer: Not applicable. A print of a painting displayed at the Carroll Co. Historical Society;
Subject:
Elizabeth Ann Rowland
(1842-1906), daughter of George Junius Rowland (1811-1870) and
Martha Ann Smith (1822-1848).
Date: Painting: c.1847; Photo: probably 1970's or later.
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020
Image RW
020: A painting, marked "smith, elizabeth ann".
This is the later portrait of two (Image
RW 019 and
Image
RW 020) that had been included in the album.
Photographer:
Not applicable.
Subject:
Another painting displayed at the Carroll Co. Historical Society of
Elizabeth Ann Rowland
(1842-1906), daughter of George Junius Rowland (1811-1870) and
Martha Ann Smith (1822-1848).
Date: Painting: c.1865; Photo: probably 1970 or later.
021
Image RW
021: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Smith, Elizabeth Ann ''Lizzie'' Rowland Herndon".
''Lizzie Ann Rowland Herndon" is on the back side
of the photo. The card of Elizabeth Ann Smith (Image
RW 021) has the same back design/ad as the card of Judge Robert
Henry Smith (Image
RW025).
Photographer: C.C. Johns, Marshall, Mo., on the printed back.
Subject:
Elizabeth Ann Rowland (1842-1906), the sole surviving
child (of 4) of George Junius Rowland (1811-1870) and Martha Ann Smith
(1822-1848). She married
Robert Henry Smith (1839-1900), her third cousin once removed.
Date: c.
1884.
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022
Image RW
022: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Smith, George Rowland".
Photographer: Unmarked.
Subject:
George Rowland
Smith (1865-1938), the son of
Robert Henry Smith
(1839-1900) and Elizabeth
Ann Rowland (1842-1906).
Date: c. 1885.
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023
Image RW
023: Clipped magazine cover marked "Smith, John Lucian at
Guadalcanal".
Photographer: Unknown.
Subject:
John Lucian Smith (1914-1972), the son of Robert Owen Smith (1871-1948)
and Pearl Gertrude Finnell (1879-1941), and grandson of
Robert Henry Smith
(1839-1900) and Elizabeth
Ann Rowland (1842-1906).
Date: c. 1945 (not dated).
024
Image RW
024: Albumen or printing out paper photographic print, marked
"Smith, Judge Robert Henry & family & Owen Peck".
Photographer: Unknown.
Subject:
The family of Judge Robert Henry Smith and
Elizabeth (Rowland) Smith.
Left to Right. - Mrs. G. R. (nee Allie
G. Greenbaum) Smith (~1867-1941), George Rowland Smith (1865-1938), Hallie
Owen Smith (1865-1900), Martha Jane Susan Smith (1875-1964), Stephen
Nicholas Smith (1868-1935), Judge Robert Henry Smith (1839-1900), Elizabeth
Ann "Lizzie (Rowland) Smith (1842-1906), Robert Owen Smith (1871-1948),
cousin T. (Thomas) Owen Peck (1869-1925) and Giles
Hawkins Smith (1873-1940).
Date: c. 1890.
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025
Image RW
025: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Smith, Judge Robert Henry".
The card of Elizabeth Ann Smith (Image
RW 021) has the same back design/ad as the card of Judge Robert
Henry Smith (Image
RW025).
Photographer: C.C. Johns, Marshall, Mo., on the printed back. Same card design as RW 021, his wife.
Subject:
Judge Robert Henry Smith (1839-1900).
He married
Elizabeth Ann Rowland
(1842-1906)
Date: c. 1884.
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026
Image RW
026: Photographic gelatine-silver snapshot, marked "Smith, Pearl Gertrude (Finnell) and
John Lucian Smith" on the back.
Photographer: Unknown.
Subject: Pearl Gertrude (Finnell) Smith (1879-1941) and John Lucian Smith (1914-1972).
Pearl Finnell married
Robert Owen Smith
(1871-1948) in 1901. They had children: Rowland Maurice ( 1905-1905),
Robert Owen Jr. (1906-1966),
Charles Haskell (1907-1970) and
John Lucian Smith
(1914-1972).
She is represented in the collection in 1) a
photograph with her sisters, 2) a candid
photograph holding John Lucian as a baby, and 3) a
formal portrait.
Date: c.
1914.
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027
Image RW
027: Black and white studio portrait, photographic gelatine print that has been
hand-colored, marked "Smith, Pearl Gertrude (Finnell).
Photographer: Unknown.
Subject:
Pearl Gertrude
(Finnell) Smith (1879-1941) married
Robert Owen Smith (1871-1948) in 1901.
They had children: Rowland Maurice ( 1905-1905),
Robert Owen Jr.
(1906-1966),
Charles Haskell (1907-1970) and
John Lucian (1914-1972).
She is represented in the collection in 1) a
photograph with her sisters, 2) a candid
photograph holding John Lucian as a baby, and 3) a
formal portrait.
Date: c.
1930's.
028
Image RW
028: Photographic post card (3½x5" photo) snapshot, marked: "Smith,
Robert Owen & Smith, Charles Haskell". Photo 1.
Photographer: Unknown.
Subject:
The older sons of Pearl Gertrude
(Finnell) Smith (1879-1941) and Robert Owen Smith
(1871-1948): Robert Owen Smith (1906-1966)
and Charles Haskell Smith (1907-1970).
Date: c. 1910.
029
Image RW
029: Photographic post card (3½x5" photo) snapshot,
marked: "Smith, R. O
Jr. & Smith, Haskell. Photo 2.
Photographer: Unknown.
Subject:
The older sons of Pearl Gertrude
(Finnell) Smith (1879-1941) and Robert Owen Smith
(1871-1948): Robert Owen Smith (1906-1966)
and Charles Haskell Smith (1907-1970).
Date: c. 1910.
030
Image RW
030: Photographic post card (3½x5" photo) marked "Smith,
Robert Owen, Sr. & Jr., ca 1938, Lexington, OK post
office".
Robert Owen Smith Jr. (1906-1966) is the son of
Pearl Gertrude
(Finnell) Smith (1879-1941) and Robert Owen Smith
(1871-1948).
Date: c. 1938
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031
Image RW
031: Photographic gelatine print "Smith, Robert Owen.
Jr.
Robert Owen Smith Jr. (1871-1948) was the husband of
Pearl Gertrude
(Finnell) Smith (1879-1941).
Date: c. 1930's
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032
Image RW
032: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo), unidentified. On the
back side is written in ink: "MBW Sep 14, 1885".
The
photographer's imprint on the front reads: "Frank Leffler, Miama, Mo".
There does not appear to be a "Miama" in Missouri, despite the
photographer's imprint. If he did indeed mean Miami (Saline Co.),
Missouri, the young woman could be a member of the family of Daniel Branson
Coltrane (1842-1937) family. His oldest daughter, Mary Juanita
Coltrane (1873-1948) would have been 12 yrs. old.
Image RW 004
in this album, identified as Mary Juanita Coltrane (1873-1948), appears to be the same young woman.
Even though
Maynie (Bond)
Winslow (1872-1957) is also about the correct age, and bears more than a
superficial resemblance to the photo, Mary Juanita Coltrane is a better
match.
Date:
14 Sep 1885
033
Image RW
033: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo), not marked or identified in
the album.
This
photograph appears to be the same young woman as in
Image RW 040, identified as Ruth Winslow
(1864-1893), daughter of William Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha
Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905), and wife of Henry Schueman (1860-1929), and the mother of
Henry W. Schueman (b.1893).
The
name Schueman is often spelled Schuerman in written
records.
Date: c. 1890
034
Image RW
034: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo), not marked or identified in
the album.
Female or no,
this child appears to be a dead ringer for the child identified as
Henry W. Schuerman earlier in this
collection.
Date: c. 1890
035
Image RW
035: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow,
Katherine Troutman.
In 1887, Katherine
(Katie) Troutman (1862-1940's), daughter of John C. Troutman (abt. 1833-?) and Mary
Unknown (abt. 1838-?), married
William Beverley
Winslow (1862-1930's), the son of William Beverley Winslow (1814-1883)
and Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905).
A poorly legible census of 1870
in Carroll Co., KY calls her Lorenk Troutman . It turns out
that this is Logan K., Logan being her mother's maiden
name. She is the daughter of John C. Troutman (abt. 1833-?) and Esther
Mary Logan (abt. 1838-?).
Date: c. 1885
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036
Image RW
036: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow, Mariam Smith".
Mariam Smith Winslow (1857-1915), daughter of William
Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905) married
Daniel Branson Coltrane (1842-1937). They had a daughter,
Ruth Louise
Coltrane (1891-1965), who married
Charles Albert Cannon (1892-1971).
Date: c. 1885
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037
Image RW
037: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow, Maynie Bond".
Maynie Laura Bond (1872-1957), daughter of Robert Lewis Bond (1836-1916) and
Martha Jane Ramey (1850-1907). She married (1st)
Pierce Godbey Winslow (1873-1948), son
of William Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane Woolfolk
(1826-1905). She and Pierce divorced and both remarried.
She married (2nd) Clarence Seward Smith (1872-1934), not related to the
Smiths in this album since his family lived in Nova Scotia for generations.
Date:
c. 1900
A number of photographs of Maynie Bond are present in other albums on this
web site. Highlights are as follows.
James Andrew Bond Album:
022 written in
album- 'Mayney Bond'.jpg
038
Image RW
038: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow, Pauline".
Someone at the historical society probably recognized and marked in the album the name "Pauline Winslow", but
had incorrectly assumed that her last name was Winslow because she was the
mother of Lucy Ann Winslow (1863-1950), the wife of Henry Moore Winslow
(1850-1931).
She is actually Pauline (Karr) Cooper (abt.1839-?),
daughter of Thomas Madison Karr (1812-1851) and Lucy Ann Gentry (1814-1900).
Pauline married John C. Cooper (abt.1834-?). One of their four
children, Lucy Ann Cooper (1863-1950), married Henry Moore Winslow
(1850-1931), son of William Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane
Woolfolk (1826-1905).
Date: c. 1895
039
Image RW
039: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow, Pierce
Godbey".
Pierce Godbey Winslow
(1873-1948) was the last child of William Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and
Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905). About 1895, he married (1st)
Maynie Laura Bond
(1872-1957). They divorced 1900-1910 and both remarried.
Pierce
Godbey Winslow married (2nd) Ethel Smith (1870-1948), daughter of James W.
Smith (1840-1916), (who, being a Michigan-born yankee, is not closely
related to the Kentucky Smiths in this album) and Martha Jane Dempsey
(1846-1925).
Date: c. 1895
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040
Image RW
040: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow, Ruth".
The back side of
the photo is inscribed in pencil: ''T. E. Grove, 4th & Jeff., Louisville, Ky.''
The relationship of T.E. Grove (possibly
Thomas E. Grove) is not yet known.
Ruth Winslow (1864-1993)
is the daughter of William Beverley Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane
Woolfolk (1826-1905), and wife of Henry Schueman (1860-1929), and the mother of
Henry W. Schueman (b.1893).
The
name Schueman is often spelled Schuerman in written
records.
Huddleston, the photographer having the FMH logo, was the
most common photographer of the cabinet cards in the
album of James Andrew Bond, which also
features Carroll Co., Kentucky subjects.
Date: c. 1885
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041
Image RW
041: Unusual size cabinet card (~4x8" photo) marked "Winslow, William Beverly Jr. (b.1862)".
William
Beverly Winslow (probably at least III rather than Jr., since his
grandfather was William Winslow)(1862-1930's), son of William Beverley
Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905), married
Katherine (Katie) L. Troutman
(1862-1940's), daughter of John C. Troutman (abt. 1833-?) and Esther Mary
Logan
(abt. 1838-?),.
Date: c. 1890
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042
Image RW
042: Cabinet card (4¼x6½" photo) marked "Winslow, William Beverley Jr. (Brother of Ruth Winslow)".
William Beverly Winslow (probably at least III rather than Jr., since
his grandfather was William Winslow)(1862-1930's), son of William Beverley
Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905), married
Katherine (Katie) L. Troutman
(1862-1940's), daughter of John C. Troutman (abt. 1833-?) and Esther Mary
Logan
(abt. 1838-?),.
Date: c. 1895
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043
Image RW
043: Another ~4x8" cabinet-like photo card, marked "Winslow, William Beverley Jr. (Brother of Ruth, in
ceremonial garb)".
William
Beverly Winslow (probably at least III rather than Jr., since his
grandfather was William Winslow)(1862-1930's), son of William Beverley
Winslow (1814-1883) and Martha Jane Woolfolk (1826-1905), married
Katherine (Katie) L. Troutman
(1862-1940's), daughter of John C. Troutman (abt. 1833-?) and Esther Mary
Logan
(abt. 1838-?),.
He is pictured here in what may be a Masonic Lodge
uniform.
Date: c. 1895
