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PH 4195 Box 1 Item 1	James Steele Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Born at Sniggirs Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia. Lived west of Lake Erie in Michigan, Illinois, and in Wisconsin. He was 113 years old when he died.
Box 24 Item 2	Man and woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 24 Item 3	[number not assigned]
Box 1 Item 4	Woman and young girl Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Found among the effects of a dead Union Soldier during the Civil War and was presented by General Proudfit.
Box 1 Item 5	Augustin Grignon (1780-1860) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note A studio portrait of Augustin Grignon. He is seated and is holding a tomahawk. The tomahawk was made from a gun barrel by Jourdain, the government blacksmith in Green Bay, and could be used as a pipe as well. From Butte des Morts, Wisconsin. Grignon was an early fur trader and settler in Green Bay.
Box 1 Item 6	Man Physical Description: Tintype
Box 1 Item 7	Soldier Physical Description: Tintype
Box 1 Item 8	Woman Physical Description: Tintype
Box 1 Item 9	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 1 Item 10	[number not assigned]
Box 1 Item 11	[number not assigned]
Box 1 Item 12	Colonel John Johnston Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Sixth plate daguerreotype, waist-up seated portrait of Colonel John Johnston. Johnston is pictured here as an elderly man, however he is remembered in Wisconsin as the founder of a trading post on Chequamegon Bay in 1792.
Box 1 Item 13	[number not assigned]
Box 2 Item 14	Jacob Learn Physical Description: Tintype Note: Uncle of Zona Gale.
Box 2 Item 15	Margaret Stoltz Physical Description: Tintype Note: Later Mrs. Bushjager, originally from Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Box 2 Item 16	Cornelius Wheeler Physical Description: Tintype Note: Member of the 2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 1st Company, during the Civil War; governor of the Northwest branch of the National Soldiers' Home in Milwaukee, 1892-1915.
Box 2 Item 17	Native American woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 2 Item 18	Native American man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 2 Item 19	Native American man Physical Description: Tintype
Box 2 Item 20	Felix Walker Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Wounded with Boone in March 1775.
Box 2 Item 21	Woman Physical Description: Tintype
Box 2 Item 22	Thomas Bartlett, Old Town, Maine Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 3 Item 23	John Carr Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 3 Item 24	Israel Donalson Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Ohio; a colleague of Simon Kenton.
Box 3 Item 25	Josiah Ficklin Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Lexington, Kentucky. One of the defenders of Bryan's Station when attacked by the Indians of August 1782, just before the battle of Blue Lick. Image created by J. C. Elroll.
Box 3 Item 26	Rebecca Boone Grant Lamond (1774-1858) Physical Description: Tintype Note: Born June 4, 1774; married James Lamond on April 19, 1793; died December 7, 1858. A niece of Colonel Daniel Boone.
Box 3 Item 27	William Kidd Physical Description: Miniature portrait painted on ivory Note: From Ballson Spring, New York.
Box 3 Item 28	Major John Gibson Physical Description: Tintype
Box 3 Item 29	W.Y. Martin Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Tennessee.
Box 3 Item 30	James Roberston Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 3 Item 31	Captain James Ward Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Mason County, Kentucky. A compatriot of General Simon Kenton.
Box 4 Item 32	Colonel Robert Weakley Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Tennessee pioneer, member of the convention to ratify the U.S. Constitution, and a Congressman.
Box 24 Item 33	Colonel Robert Patterson Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Kentucky pioneer.
Box 4 Item 34	Isaiah Boone Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Indiana.
Box 4 Item 35	Judge Christopher S. Wood Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Ohio. Fought with Kenton.
Box 24 Item 36	General Josiah Harmar Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Lived in Pennsylvania.
Box 24 Item 37	General Ben Whiteman Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Fought with Kenton.
Box 24 Item 38	[number not assigned]
Box 4 Item 39	Elsey Ormsbee Bristol (1783-1869), circa 1839-1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Born May 27, 1783; married August 1, 1804 at Warwick, Massachusetts to Charles B. Bristol of Manleas, New York; died in Elizabeth, New Jersey, March 18, 1869.
Box 4 Item 40	General William Hall Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Tennessee.
Box 24 Item 41	General William Irvine Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Copy by McClees & Garmon of Philadelphia from portrait painted by Robert Edge Pine, circa 1784.
Box 24 Item 42	Franz Massing with wife and daughter Frances Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Massing was founder of the Madison Maennerchor in 1870-1880.
Box 4 Item 43	Alvin Rust Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Son of Theodore Rust of Northampton.
Box 4 Item 44	Lucy Moody Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Sister of J. L. Edwards.
Box 4 Item 45	Woman Physical Description: Tintype
Box 4 Item 46	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 5 Item 47	Mathilde Franziska Anneke Physical Description: Tintype
Box 5 Item 48	Fritz Anneke Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: Fritz Anneke was a German socialist and newspaper editor and writer. He immigrated to the United States with his family in 1849 and became a Colonel in the Wisconsin 34th Infantry. After the war he was an entrepreneur and journalist. He was the husband of Mathilde Franziska Anneke, the feminist activist and writer.
Box 24 Item 49	Colonel Cyrus Butt Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 5 Item 50	Alhannon Butt Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: From Viroqua, Wisconsin; killed in the Civil War; brother of Colonel Cyrus Butt, ancestor of Dr. William E. Butt.
Box 5 Item 51	[number not assigned]
Box 5 Item 52	Churchill Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 5 Item 53	Mrs. Christian Miller Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 24 Item 54	Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 1855 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Landscape view of the harbor about 1855, showing the bridge over the Fox River and moored on the opposite shore, the small lake steamboats W.A. Knapp and Peytonia.
Box 5 Item 55	Oshkosh, Wisconsin Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Landscape view of the harbor about 1855, showing the bridge over the Fox River and several moored sailing vessels.
Box 5 Item 56	Celestia Mills Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Ohio. Niece of Simeon Mills, an early settler of Madison, Wisconsin.
Box 5 Item 57	Man and woman Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 6 Item 58	Lieutenant Albert T. Lamson, taken at Falmouth, Virginia, 1863 Physical Description: Tintype
Box 25 Item 59	“My Pretty Jane.” Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 25 Item 60	“The Flower of Dumblane” Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 25 Item 61	[number not assigned]
Box 6 Item 62	Eleanor Nevins McCool Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 25 Item 63	July Strong Hart Physical Description: Aperture-type
Box 6 Item 64	Charles Stuart Foster, 1854 September Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 6 Item 65	Woman with child Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 6 Item 66	Woman Physical Description: Tintype
Box 6 Item 67	[number not assigned]
Box 6 Item 68-71	Civil War soldiers of the 13th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Physical Description: Tintype
Box 7 Item 72	Civil War soldier of the 13th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Physical Description: Tintype
Box 7 Item 73	Mary Oaks Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 7 Item 74	Woman, possibly mother of Colonel P. Ege Physical Description: Tintype
Box 7 Item 75	Woman Physical Description: Tintype
	Charles Minton Baker (1804-1872) Note: Son of James and Elizabeth Baker.
Box 7 Item 76	Baker and his second wife, Elizabeth Holt Baker Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 7 Item 77	Portrait of Baker Physical Description: Tintype
Box 7 Item 78	Elizabeth Holt Baker Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 25 Item 79	Residence, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, built in 1854 Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 7 Item 80	Mary Louise Baker, daughter Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 7 Item 81	Young woman Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Probably from the Charles Minton Baker family.
Box 7 Item 82	[number not assigned]
Box 25 Item 83	Man Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Probably an ancestor of the Fitzgerald family of Milwaukee.
Box 25 Item 84	Reverand Nils Otto Tank Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Fort Howard, Wisconsin. Came to America as head of a colony of Norwegian Moravians, which settled at Fort Howard on land purchased for the colony. The Tank residence at Green Bay, Wisconsin was built around 1803 and is now in Heritage Hill State Historical Park, Green Bay.
Box 7 Item 85	Julia Smith Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Sister of Rose M. Bowman and aunt of the donor.
Box 7 Item 86	Samuel Hunter Donnel (1823?-1860) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Born in Pennsylvania and emigrated to Madison, Wisconsin after marrying Rosellah M. Smith (see item 95) in 1854. He worked in partnership with August Kutzbock, a German-born and trained architect. It is presumed Donnel was a draftsman and engineer. He died in 1860 of lung disease.
Box 8 Item 87	William B. Noyes and child by his first marriage Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Noyes shown at age 16.
Box 8 Item 88	Ingersoll Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 8 Item 89	Christian Miller Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Brother of donor's father; donor is Mrs. Julia Hicks. Photographer: Langdon of Philadelphia.
Box 8 Item 90	Minnie Claire Donnel Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 8 Item 91	Elizabeth Waddy Noyes (Mrs. William Cowper Noyes) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Mother of William B. Noyes.
Box 8 Item 92	Louis Noyes Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Age about 20, taken in 1860. Sister of William B. Noyes.
Box 8 Item 93	Leroy Lumbard Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Subject is a deceased infant.
Box 25 Item 94	William Godfrey and Emma Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 8 Item 95	Mrs. Rosellah M. Smith (Donnel) Bowman Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Mrs. Bowman was married to Samuel Hunter Donnel, architect (see item 86), from 1854-1860. She married John Bowman 3 years after Donnel's death. (Related family members appear in items 98, 99, 101, and 102)
Box 8 Item 96	Charles Krips Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Philadelphia. Uncle of donor, Mrs. Julia Hicks.
Box 8 Item 97	George Krips Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Philadelphia. Uncle of donor, Mrs. Julia Hicks.
Box 8 Item 98	Betsy H. Smith Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Mother of R.M. Bowman and grandmother of E.B. Harper.
Box 8 Item 99	Laura Smith, circa 1852-1855 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Sister of R.M. Bowman; died of consumption in Athol, Massachusetts.
Box 8 Item 100	Ingersoll Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 9 Item 101	Betsy H. Smith with daughter Laura and son George Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Image created circa 1842-1846. Subjects are the mother, sister and brother of Rosellah Smith (Donnel) Bowman (see item 95).
Box 9 Item 102	John McCarty Bowman Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Father of Mrs. C. A. Harper.
Box 9 Item 103	Captain William W. Chapman Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: A sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of Captain William H. Chapman, a regular army officer who served in the Mexican War and the Civil War. After retiring, Chapman settled in Green Bay, his wife's home. Chapman met his wife while posted at Fort Howard between 1833 and 1838. In this portrait he is wearing a Mexican War-era uniform.
Box 9 Item 104	Burnett Demarest Physical Description: Tintype Note: Wearing Civil War uniform.
Box 25 Item 105	Daniel Wells, Jr. Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Grain and lumber merchant of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after whom Milwaukee Wells Avenue and block are named.
Box 9 Item 106	Colonel Jeremiah Austill Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Alabama, in the Canoe Fight on the Alabama River in November 1812. (see Pickett's History of Alabama)
Box 9 Item 107	Captain Samuel Murphy Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Served with Captain Samuel Brady in Pittsburgh region during the American Revolution. Lived and died near Freeport, Pennsylvania.
Box 9 Item 108	Van S. Brady, circa 1848 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: A sixth plate Daguerreotype portrait of Van Swearingen Brady of Ohio, son of Captain Samuel Brady. The portrait is a front facing bust figure. The portrait has some damage, it is pitted with yellow spots and is darkening at the edges.
Box 9 Item 109	John Brady Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: A sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of John Brady of Virginia, son of Captain Samuel Brady. The portrait is a front facing bust figure, turned slightly to the right.
Box 9 Item 110	General Daniel Brodhead Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Portrait of General Daniel Brodhead (October 1736-November 1809) of Pennsylvania. General Brodhead fought in the Revolutionary War. Quarter-length portrait, front facing in uniform.
Box 25 Item 111	Bland Ballard Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: A noted Kentucky pioneer.
Box 25 Item 112	General George Rogers Clark Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 25 Item 113	Colonel William Martin Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Tennessee.
Box 9 Item 114	Azel P. Ladd Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Azel Parkhurst Ladd (1811-1854) was the Wisconsin state superintendent of public instruction in 1852.
Box 9 Item 115	Captain Joseph Dickson (born 1805) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Fought in the Black Hawk War, 1832.
Box 10 Item 116	Elijah Swan Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Resident of Cottage Grove, Wisconsin from about 1830-1865.
Box 10 Item 117	Edward P. Bridgman (1834-1915) Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 10 Item 118	George Henry Williams Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note George Henry Williams (deceased child at 18 months), son of Henry C. and Diana T. Williams and may be the cousin of N. M. Brown. The portrait shows the child laying in a cradle with a blanket and a small hat in the corner. Parts of the portrait have been tinted blue. The photograph was donated by Irving Brown in 1956. There is an unattributed quotation with our notes on the photograph: “I remember the cradle, 6 ft or more long. Mother could sit at the other end and rock both herself and the baby at the same time. It was considered the proper thing to do.”
Box 10 Item 119	Agnes Sharp Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 25 Item 120	Don A.J. Upham (1809-1877) Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 26 Item 121	Elizabeth S. Jaques Upham (Mrs. Don Upham), 1850 May 21 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Taken in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 21, 1850.
Box 10 Item 122	Captain Edward Devlin? Physical Description: Tintype Note: Company E, 30th Wisconsin Volunteers Infantry, Civil War.
Box 26 Item 123	Donnel and wife Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: The subjects are the parents of Samuel Hunter Donnel of Sandusky, Ohio and the in-laws of Mrs. Rose M. (Donnel) Bowman.
Box 10 Item 124	Edward P. Bridgman (1834-1915) and his daughter Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: From Madison, Wisconsin. Presented by his son, Louis W. Bridgman in 1956.
Box 10 Item 125	Civil War soldier playing a fife Physical Description: Tintype
Box 10 Item 126	Chauncey Williams Physical Description: Tintype Note: Doctor of Lafayette, Onondaga County, New York. Father of Henry C. Williams. Grandfather of N.M. Brown.
Box 10 Item 127	Alice Kent Trimpey Physical Description: Tintype Note: As a child. From Baraboo, Wisconsin. Noted authority on dolls.
Box 10 Item 128	Calvin Smith Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Son of Lyman Smith and cousin of Catherine A. Smith Hallock of Middleton, Wisconsin.
Box 26 Item 129	Captain John Gass (born 1765), circa 1855 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Kentucky. Born in 1765.
Box 26 Item 130	Adam Beatty Washington Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Mason County, Kentucky.
Box 26 Item 131	Edward P. Bridgman (1834-1915) and man Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Bridgman (on the left) came to Wisconsin in 1875, resided at Keshena on the Menominee Reservation until 1879; homesteaded in Langlade County 1879-1882; resided in Antigo 1882-1901; and in Madison from 1901 until his death in 1915. Man on the right is unidentified. Presented by Bridgman's son, Louis W. Bridgman, 1956.
Box 10 Item 132	William Austin Van Brunt (1847-1935) Physical Description: Tintype Note: Figured in agricultural machinery industry in Wisconsin.
Box 10 Item 133	Lyman Copeland Draper (1815-1891), circa 1855 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note Tintype portrait of Lyman Draper (1815-1891), an American historical collector and librarian. He spent years traveling through an area ranging from New York to Mississippi, gathering the stories of old pioneers and documentary material on frontier history for a projected series of biographies of Western heroes. His extensive collection was deposited with the Wisconsin Historical Society at Madison, of which he was secretary and librarian (1854-1886). His collection, valuable to many researchers, contains the George Rogers Clark papers and other manuscript sources.
Box 10 Item 134	[number not assigned]
Box 11 Item 135	“Tillie” Baker and Anna Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 11 Item 136	William Couper Noyes Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Father of William B. Noyes.
Box 11 Item 137	Mrs. William B. Noyes (died 1865) Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: First wife of William B. Noyes. Died in Janesville, Wisconsin.
Box 11 Item 138	S.S. Pratt with wife and sons Phineus (left) and Marcus (right) Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 11 Item 139	William B. Noyes and his first wife Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 11 Item 140	“Katie” Baker Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 11 Item 141	Martin Stoddard, age 17, 1856 Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 11 Item 142	Elizabeth S. Upham (Mrs. Don Upham) (1815-1883) Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Born Elizabeth S. Jaques. Married Don A.J. Upham.
Box 11 Item 143	George Ransom Gardner Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Gardner served in the New York State Volunteers 48th Regiment during the Civil War, where he lost his right arm. He taught school in Missouri, and he studied law and was licensed to practice law in New York State. He became a prominent Wisconsin Rapids attorney, and died during a famous murder trial while assistant to the DA. Donor was his daughter, Miss Mabel Gardner.
Box 11 Item 144	James L. Foley Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Irish farmer, resident of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Waukesha County Superintendent of Schools, 1865; Waukesha County Treasurer, 1866. Father-in-law of donor Walter L. Haight.
Box 11 Item 145	John Z. Saxton Physical Description: Tintype Note: Stepfather of Josephine and Bob La Follette.
Box 11 Item 146	Mary La Follette and her children, circa 1858 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: Portrait of Mary La Follette and her four children, Robert M. La Follette Sr., Josephine (held by Mary), William, and Ellen (standing).
Box 12 Item 147	Robert Marion La Follette with brother and sister Physical Description: Tintype Note: Brother is William and sister is Josephine.
Box 12 Item 148	Robert Marion La Follette with sister Josephine Physical Description: Tintype
Box 12 Item 149	William La Follette Physical Description: Tintype Note: William is 16 years old.
Box 12 Item 150	Mrs. Daniel Wells Jr., from Milwaukee, circa 1840s Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 12 Item 151	[number not assigned]
Box 12 Item 152	Daniel L. Wells (1821-1884), circa 1857 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Box 12 Item 153-155	Horace A.J. Upham Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 12 Item 156	Jane Sweeney Oakley with infant George Walter Oakley Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Inside case is strand of hair of George Walter at age 18 months.
Box 12 Item 157	Harriet Sweeney Hough Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 12 Item 158	Woman, probably Mary Oakley Hough Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 13 Item 159	George McCready Oakley Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 13 Item 160	Captain Eri Sherman Oakley Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform.
Box 13 Item 161	Woman, probably Mary Oakley Hough, circa 1841-1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: In the back of this case, under the plate, is a strand of hair.
Box 13 Item 162	Oakley, probably a brother of G.W. Oakley Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 13 Item 163	George Walter Oakley Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 13 Item 164	George McCready Oakley Physical Description: Tintype
Box 13 Item 165	Susan Shriver Meyer Sweeney, circa 1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 13 Item 166	Woman Physical Description: Tintype
Box 13 Item 167	Israel W. Young Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform.
Box 13 Item 168	Mrs. Curtis Physical Description: Albumen print Note: Subject is a niece of Mary Oakley.
Box 13 Item 169	Chester D. Holloway Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform.
Box 13 Item 170	William M. Dennis Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Wisconsin Bank Comptroller, 1854-1858.
Box 13 Item 171	James Hurd Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform.
Box 14 Item 172	Elbridge G. Ayer and Mary D. Ayer, circa 1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 14 Item 173	Henry H. Bowers Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform.
Box 14 Item 174	James W. Gorum Physical Description: Tintype Note: Gorum served in the 1st United States Sharpshooters Regiment, Company G (Berdan's Sharpshooters).
Box 14 Item 175	Spencer L. Case (born 1885) Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 14 Item 176	Timothy Burns Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin from circa 1852-1854. From La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Box 14 Item 177	Lieutenant Daniel Webster Physical Description: Tintype Note: Lieutenant, 1st Wisconsin Battery, Light Artillery.
Box 14 Item 178	[number not assigned]
Box 14 Item 179	Henry A. Cooper Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 14 Item 180	Henry A. Cooper Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform as drummer boy.
Box 14 Item 181	L. Farr and E. Allen?, circa 1851 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 14 Item 182	Reverend C.J. Hendley Physical Description: Tintype Note: Episcopal clergyman. Married to Jane Olive Kimball, July 20, 1865 in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Box 14 Item 183	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 14 Item 184	James D. Butler Jr., 1846 Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Portrait made in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1846.
Box 15 Item 185	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 15 Item 186	[number not assigned]
Box 15 Item 187	Marcus S. Pratt Physical Description: Tintype Note: Served in 15th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, Company G.
Box 15 Item 188	James K. Newton Physical Description: Tintype
Box 15 Item 189	Leander S. Miller Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject as a corporal in Civil War uniform.
Box 15 Item 190	William H. Cheney? and Lyman Richardson Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subjects in Civil War uniforms.
Box 26 Item 191	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 26 Item 192	Woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 15 Item 193	Woman, circa 1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 15 Item 194	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 15 Item 195	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 15 Item 196	Child Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 15 Item 197	[number not assigned]
Box 15 Item 198	Woman, circa 1860 Physical Description: Tintype
Box 15 Item 199	Howard family Physical Description: Tintype Note: Apparently the nieces and nephew of Franklin B. Howard.
Box 15 Item 200	[number not assigned]
Box 16 Item 201	Eunice Barrett Physical Description: Tintype Note: Apparently the mother of the first white child born in Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 202	Truman Bartlett Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 203	Theodore Bernhard: portrait, circa 1879 Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Watertown, Wisconsin. Educator, member of the assembly in 1854.
Box 16 Item 204	Mrs. Augustus A. Bird Physical Description: Tintype Note: “A pioneer woman who came from New York to Milwaukee by a team of horses in 1836 and from Milwaukee to Madison in 1837. She was the second white woman in Madison, and the wife of the architect and builder of the first capitol building in Madison.”
Box 16 Item 205	Benjamin S. Campbell (1773-1852) Physical Description: Aperture-type Note: Born in Bedford, New Hampshire, died in Huron County, Ohio. Sheriff of Courtland County and a Masonic official.
Box 16 Item 206	Mary Smith Campbell (Mrs. Hugh Campbell) Physical Description: Aperture-type Note: Born in Bedford, New Hampshire.
Box 16 Item 207	Angeline Campbell Clark (Mrs. Benjamin Clark) (1819-1847) Physical Description: Aperture-type Note: Born at Hamer, New York, married Benjamin Clark in 1841.
Box 16 Item 208	Mrs. R.T. Connable Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Madison, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 209	Mrs. Crandall Physical Description: Tintype Note: Pioneer settler of Sheboygan Falls. Photographer: F. Chamberlin & Co.
Box 16 Item 210	Colonel Peter Ege Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 211	Doctor John M. Evans Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Evansville, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 212	Alfred Fessenden (December 2, 1842-November 23, 1883) Physical Description: Tintype Note: 32nd Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers Regiment, Company C; served under Captain Carlton.
Box 16 Item 213	John H. Fonda Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Prairie du Chien settler, circa 1860.
Box 16 Item 214	Mary A. Campbell Freeman, (Mrs. James Freeman) (born 1801) Physical Description: Aperture-type Note: Born in Genoa?, New York; married in 1826.
Box 16 Item 215	Colonel Henry Gratiot Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: painting Note Front and back views of a miniature portrait of Henry Gratiot (1789-1836), a prominent figure in southwestern Wisconsin during the lead mining era. Gratiot settled near Shullsburg in 1826 with his brother. Together they developed a large mining and smelting business. Named agent to the Ho-Chunk at the tribe's request, Gratiot was an important peace negotiator before and after the Black Hawk War. The town and village of Gratiot (locally pronounced Grat-Chet), and the defunct settlement of Gratiot's were named in his honor. The back of the ornately decorated miniature portrait contains a lock of his hair.
Box 16 Item 216	Annie Youmans Haight (Mrs. Theron W. Haight?) Physical Description: Tintype
Box 26 Item 217	Governor Louis P. Harvey, circa 1860s Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 16 Item 218	John C. Hawley Physical Description: Tintype Note: At age 6, Evergreens, Madison, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 219	Ceylon Childs Lincoln (born April 18, 1850), circa 1868 Physical Description: Tintype Note: Born in Naperville, Illinois. In 1856 he moved to Wautoma, Wisconsin, and in 1863, at the age of 14, enlisted in the Union Army (35th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry--Company D) until December 1, 1865. He was later employed as a printer and wrote “Personal Experiences of a Wisconsin Raftsman” (see Wisconsin Historical Society Proceedings, 1910, p. 180). He married Melinda J. Duncan of Richford in 1870; became an early settler of Tomahawk in 1887; and in 1895 was appointed a janitorship in the Museum of the State Historical Society and served until 1909.
Box 16 Item 220	Esther Lomas and man Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 221	Martha Lomas and Esther Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 222	Louis? Luce? and daughter Louise? Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 223	Cyrus Merryfied? Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 224	Captain George Myrick (1767-1844) Physical Description: Cyanotype from Aperture Note: From Nantucket, Massachusetts.
Box 16 Item 225	Nellie Orms and Hattie Beers, circa 1872 Physical Description: Tintype Note: The subjects were Sunday school pupils of the donor, Lillian Luce Holt.
Box 16 Item 226	Sherman S. Pratt and wife Serepta Warren Pratt Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Bath, New York and then moved to Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 227	Lieutenant John H. Purcell and wife Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 228	Mrs. Robinson, circa 1862 Physical Description: Tintype Note: “Mrs. Robinson was one of a family of Hindmans. All were albinos and herself a great concert singer. She could see in the dark, had elongated pupils to the eyes and read with her book sideways.”
Box 16 Item 229	Lydia C. Sawyer Physical Description: Aperture-type
Box 16 Item 230	John Jay Smith and Mary A. Hoadley Smith Physical Description: Tintype Note: Pioneer settlers of Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin. J.J. Smith was a brother of Hiram Smith for whom Hiram Smith Hall (on the College of Agriculture campus, University of Wisconsin) is named. The two brothers in 1857 made the first cheese commercially produced in Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 231	Jacob Spaulding Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 16 Item 232	Mary E. Stewart and Jennie E. Woodworth Physical Description: Tintype Note: At Brenham?, Texas, 1889. Miss Stewart was a Milwaukee educator and journalist.
Box 16 Item 233	Daniel G. Stinson Physical Description: Tintype Note: Kings Mountain hero. Chester County, South Carolina.
Box 16 Item 234	Caroline A. Allcott Stone (Mrs. Samuel Stone) Physical Description: Aperture-type Note: Sister-in-law of Dr. Increase A. Lapham.
Box 16 Item 235	Carsten Tank Physical Description: Copper plate physionotrace Note: The subject was the Father of Nils Otto Tank of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 236	Civil War officer Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 237	Young girl Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 238	Girl Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 239	Man Physical Description: Aperture-type
Box 16 Item 240	Man Physical Description: Reversed negative on blackened leather
Box 16 Item 241	Man Physical Description: Tintype Note: Portrait by R. N. Ham of Chicago.
Box 16 Item 242	Man, probably a relative of the Chandler family Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 16 Item 243	Men Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 244	Men Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 245	Young woman Physical Description: painting
Box 16 Item 246	Cornelius Wheeler (1840-1915) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: “William's eldest son, who was Governor of Soldier's Home here (Milwaukee) for over 20 years. Enlisted in Civil War when he was 18 and saw much service. Came up from ranks.” 1st Company, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1864. Governor of the Northwest branch of the National Soldier's Home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1892-1915.
Box 16 Item 247	Eleazer Williams (circa 1788-1858) Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 248	Louisa Zimmer and Ada? Empey, circa 1872 Physical Description: Tintype Note: Sunday school pupils of the donor, Lillian Luce Holt.
Box 26 Item 249	Ludwig Boehmer, Christian Boehmer, Jacob Boehmer and Siegfried Mittelstadt Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: The Boehmer brothers, Christian Jr. (born July 9, 1837), Ludwig (born July 2, 1840) and Jacob (born January 29, 1843) were born in Wolfstein, Beiern. They immigrated to Indiana in 1845 and in 1852 settled in Madison, Wisconsin. Christian Jr. ran a saddlery bordering the corner roof of Main and Butler Streets; at the same address, his father, Dr. Boehmer, was a druggist/physician. In 1860, Dr. Boehmer was credited as being worth $2000 in property and goods. Siegfried Mittelstadt married Caroline Boehmer and they subsequently emigrated to Portland, Oregon.
Box 16 Item 250	Man Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 251	Captain Peter Smith Physical Description: Tintype Note: Died at Wabasha, Minnesota.
Box 16 Item 252	Oluf Ammundson and August Sweger Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: Ammundson and Sweger emigrated from Norway together on May 3, 1869 to Quebec on June 1, 1869. Sweger was from Flekkefjord.
Box 16 Item 253	Alexander W. Collins Physical Description: Tintype Note: Subject in Civil War uniform.
Box 26 Item 254	John W. Fonda, Company C, 6th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Prairie du Chien. Enlisted April 20, 1861. He is wearing the original state-issue gray uniform of the regiment.
Box 16 Item 255	Lamont and his wife, circa late 1840s Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Scottish immigrants. Donor Elizabeth Rich Wells is their great-great-granddaughter.
Box 16 Item 256-307	[number not assigned]
Box 16 Item 308	Doctor James T. Reeve Physical Description: Tintype Note: Surgeon. Portrait taken while in service in the South.
Box 16 Item 309-320	[number not assigned]
Box 16 Item 321	James McKesson Physical Description: Tintype Note: Pioneer settler in Superior, Wisconsin.
Box 16 Item 322-332	[number not assigned]
Box 16 Item 333	Henry E. Knapp: portrait, 1858 December Physical Description: Tintype
Box 16 Item 334	[number not assigned]
Box 16 Item 335	Young man Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 26 Item 336	Family groups Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 26 Item 337-339	[number not assigned]
Box 17 Item 340	Man, probably relative of Chandler family Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 26 Item 341	William H. Brisbane with E. Harwood and Levi Coffin Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Made in Cincinnati, Ohio. Brisbane was a doctor of Divinity and a doctor of Medicine, a slaveholder turned abolitionist, temperance leader, Army Chaplain, Tax Commissioner of the District of South Carolina during and after the war, and associate of Carl Shurz, Salmon P. Chase, and Lyman Draper. He came to Wisconsin in 1854, was a farmer and clerk of Senate. He was the first editor of Southern Baptist, The American Citizen, and Crisis. Levi Coffin was a prominent Quaker.
Box 17 Item 342	R.W. Wells Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Civic leader, elected as trustee of Waupun, Wisconsin in 1865. Also a druggist.
Box 17 Item 343	Aquanama and Paul Ackenebowa (Menomini Indians) Physical Description: Tintype Note: Aquanama was a Menominee Indian chief.
Box 17 Item 344	Ann Elizabeth Stone, mid 1840s Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Daughter of Samuel and Caroline Allcott Stone.
Box 26 Item 345	Joseph Crelie Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: “Of Portage, Columbia Co., Wisconsin. Born in Detroit, and is now according to his recollection, 117 years old--though it is said the record of his baptism in the Catholic Church of Detroit makes him 130 years old. He has lived in Wisconsin 85 years and over 40 years in Columbia Co. About 100 years ago he went to New Orleans, where he married and had by his wife several children. After she died, he remained a widower for 10 years. He married again and by this second union he had children, the 3rd one, a daughter, is now about 60 years old, lives here and is the mother of Mrs. Brisbois. I gather these facts through the interpretation of Mr. J. B. DuBay, as the old gentleman cannot speak English. --C.C. Britt, Portage, Wisconsin, October 20, 1856. P.S. The old gentleman is now quite agile and walks with a rapid step.”
Box 17 Item 346	James Day (left) and boy, possibly Lionel Warrington Day Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Estate of Mrs. Ida Day James.
Box 17 Item 347	Rachel Lawe Grignon (Mrs. Pierre Bernard Grignon) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Waist-up portrait of Rachel Lawe Grignon, daughter of John Lawe and wife of Pierre Bernard Grignon. The subject's clothing and accessories are partly in an American Indian style.
Box 17 Item 348	Ursula Grignon Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 17 Item 349	Jedidiah K. Wood Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
Box 17 Item 350	Augustus Ledyard Smith Physical Description: Tintype Note: From Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Box 17 Item 351	Matilda Hood Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: First female settler at Mineral Point, Wisconsin in 1829.
Box 17 Item 352	Caroline Allcott Stone Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Mrs. Stone “made the little dresses in 1827.” Daguerreotype of a painting made in 1830 in Rochester, New York.
Box 17 Item 353	Colonel Samuel Stone Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Connected with the Chicago Historical Society. Stone nearly lost his life attempting to save some of the treasures during the Chicago Fire of 1872.
Box 17 Item 354	Leverett Steele Kellogg Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: A Milwaukee, Wisconsin pioneer in 1836, from Connecticut.
Box 26 Item 355	Peter Larsen and his wife Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: The smaller portrait of Mrs. Larsen is mounted on the inside case cover. Mr. Larsen is posed wearing a Civil War uniform.
Box 18 Item 356	John H. Knapp, 1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 18 Item 357	Mrs. Thomas Stewart, circa 1845 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 18 Item 358	Ella (Irene?) Larkin Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Prominent school teacher in Madison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Larkin.
Box 18 Item 359	Confederate States of America flag Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 18 Item 360	Lydia Remsen Draper (Mrs. Lyman C. Draper) and adopted daughter Helen (died 1864), circa 1850-1853 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Portrait by Root of New York, created circa 1850-1853. First wife of Lyman C. Draper.
Box 18 Item 361	[number not assigned]
Box 18 Item 362	Jerome Luther Marsh (1815-1892) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Son of Luther Marsh and Laura Frisbee. Born in Elizabethtown, New York on January 20, 1815. Died in Santa Fe, New Mexico, September 8, 1892. Was an early Wisconsin editor. Grandfather of Helen Sumner Woodbury.
Box 27 Item 363	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Subject was a friend of Charles S. Benton of La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Box 18 Item 364	Elisha Burdick with unidentified man and child Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 18 Item 365	Susan Hempstead Gratiot Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 18 Item 366	John Catlin and wife Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 18 Item 367	Clarissa Clark Merwin Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Sister of Darwin Clark.
Box 18 Item 368	Darwin Clark Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 18 Item 369	Frederick J. Starin Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 27 Item 370	William Beers Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: “William Beers, born about 1820, Pittsford, New York, son of Edward Beers and Ann(?) Billinghurst of England. Married Agnes Sharp of Canada. They lived in Pittsford, Cuba, New York and Rochester. Father of Minnie Beers. Brother of John, Ellen, Ann, Thomas, Edward, and Henry all of Pittsford, New York. Father's 200 acre farm lay near Armstrong's Hill and is now intact, including the family burial ground where rest Edward Beers, Ellen Beers, her parents Thomas and Ellen Billinghurst and Thomas Beers, my grandfather” -Zona Gale Breese
Box 18 Item 371	Edward Beers Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Great-grandfather of Zona Gale Breese.
Box 18 Item 372	Julia Williams Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 19 Item 373	Private Simon O. Myhre, Company I, 15th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry Physical Description: Tintype
Box 19 Item 374	Martha Bottomley, circa 1842 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 19 Item 375	Thomas Beers Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Grandfather of Zona Gale Breese.
Box 19 Item 376	Joseph Taylor and his wife Constant Hoath Taylor Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Great-grandparents of Zona Gale Breese.
Box 19 Item 377	Sinclair W. Botkin Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: University of Wisconsin Class of 1857.
Box 19 Item 378	Young woman and child Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 27 Item 379	Leverett S. Kellogg with wife and son Amherst W. Kellogg Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg settled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1836.
Box 19 Item 380	Ceylon C. Lincoln Physical Description: Tintype Note: Here he is shown as a very young soldier in his Civil War uniform, he enlisted as a drummer boy at the age of 13. Fought in Louisiana as part of 35th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, Company D, at the Battle of Spanish Fort and at Mississippi. Mustered out on December 1, 1865.
Box 19 Item 381	Thomas J. Moorman Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: “Formerly of Portage Co., now of Oregon Territory.”
Box 27 Item 382	Sawyer sisters, daughters of Prescott Sawyer Physical Description: Tintype Note: Sylvia, Zernia, Anna, Artemus, and Cordelia, pioneer Dane County women, 1828.
Box 27 Item 383	Man and three young girls Physical Description: Tintype
Box 19 Item 384	Girl Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 19 Item 385	Man and woman Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 19 Item 386	Woman with infant, circa 1848 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 27 Item 387	Abram D. Smith (1811-1865) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Associate Justice of Wisconsin Supreme Court, 1853-1859.
Box 19 Item 388	Frances Adams and her daughter as a small child Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 19 Item 389	Elisha Burdick (1822-1896) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Father of Mrs. William Snow Miller.
Box 19 Item 390	Patrick Henry Smith Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 391	Doctor Cuyler Tanner (1792-1857) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Born June 12, 1792 in Stephentown, New York. Died October 7, 1857 age 65. He had 2 sons and 5 daughters. One son, Ford, came to Whitewater, Wisconsin in 1851. One son, Kirk, came to Milton Junction, Wisconsin in 1858. One daughter, Harriet, came to Waukesha, Wisconsin in 1841. One daughter, Julia Ann in 1842 married the school teacher.
Box 20 Item 392	Henry S. Butler Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 393	John Williams Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Pioneer lawyer from Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
Box 27 Item 394	Lucy B. Blair Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 395	Leonard J. Farwell (1819-1889) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Governor of Wisconsin, 1852-1854.
Box 27 Item 396	Wallace Mygatt Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Presented by subject in 1873.
Box 20 Item 397	Martha Wood Crosby Physical Description: Tintype Note: Made quilt now in museum (accessioned F68-19).
Box 27 Item 398	Man and woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 399	Woman and two children Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 400	Emmeline S. Henshaw Whitney (Mrs. Daniel Whitney) Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: From Green Bay, Wisconsin; originally from Middlebury, Vermont.
Box 20 Item 401	Emmeline S. Henshaw Whitney (Mrs. Daniel Whitney) Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 402	Irene Larkin Physical Description: Carte-de-visite in sixth-plate ambrotype case Note: Schoolteacher in Madison, Wisconsin; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larkin.
Box 20 Item 403	Sophronia Newcomb Larkin (Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Larkin) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 404	George Fairfield Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: From 6th Wisconsin Regiment, Company C, is posed in his Civil War uniform.
Box 27 Item 405	George Baxter Burrows Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 27 Item 406	Florella P. Burrows and her sister Helen A. Burrows Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Sisters of George B. Burrows of Madison, Wisconsin.
Box 20 Item 407	George Baxter Burrows and his brother Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 20 Item 408	Frank W. Burrows Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Brother of George B. Borrows.
Box 21 Item 409	William H. Church with his schoolteacher Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 21 Item 410	[number not assigned]
Box 21 Item 411	Doctor Chandler B. Chapman Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Portrait of Dr. Chander B. Chapman of Madison. Dr. Chapman served as a regimental surgeon during the Civil War.
Box 21 Item 412	Annah Smith Physical Description: Tintype Note: Daughter of John J. Smith.
Box 21 Item 413	John Jay Smith with (daughters?) Annah and Clara R. Physical Description: Tintype
Box 28 Item 414	Clara R. Smith and G(enie?) McKnight (Ripon?) Physical Description: Tintype Note: Studio set with plants and rustic accessories.
Box 21 Item 415	John O. Wraalstad Physical Description: Tintype Note: Sergeant, Company I.
Box 28 Item 416	Soldiers Physical Description: Tintype Note: The subjects in Civil War uniforms.
Box 28 Item 417	Mrs. William H. Bowman Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 21 Item 418	Soldiers Physical Description: Tintype Note: The subjects are in Civil War uniforms, one is of the family of the donor, Mrs. Carl Johnson. Members of First Wisconsin Volunteers, Company K.
Box 21 Item 419	Reverend Matthew Dinsdale Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 21 Item 420	Celia Gaston Physical Description: Tintype Note: Married Captain Frederick Augustus Bird on March 13, 1867, from Gastron Hill Farm, Cottage Grove, Wisconsin.
Box 28 Item 421	Chester Hamilton Burgess and unidentified soldier Physical Description: Tintype Note: Burgess (right) of Fourth Wisconsin Calvary, Company C, enlisted February 18, 1864, discharged August 22, 1865, at New Orleans.
Box 28 Item 422	Girl Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Associated with Billinghurst family.
Box 21 Item 423	Woman and child Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 21 Item 424	Family Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 28 Item 425	Reverend Jason Lothrop Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 28 Item 426	Burrows family: Florella P., George B., Frank W., Helen A. and Henry J. Burrows Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Children of Rev. Baxter Burrows and Lydia (Boynton) Burrows.
Box 28 Item 427	William A. Barstow Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 28 Item 428	William D. Ash and family, 1861 Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Portrait taken 1861. From left to right: 1. Helen Mar, later Mrs. E.P. Lamb in Roberts, Wisconsin. 2. William H. Ash, later of Roberts, Wisconsin. 3. Adelbert John, later Dr. A.J. Ash. 4. Mrs. Elmira (Putnam) Ash. 5. Leila, later Mrs. George Laing, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. 6. William D. Ash, at this time farmer in the town of Oakfield, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, later of Brandon, where he died. 6. David, died as a child. (Edward D. Ash, late of the town of Waupun, was born after the date of the photograph)
Box 28 Item 429	Carolina Maria Field Knapp (Mrs. John H. Knapp) Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 21 Item 430	Increase A. Lapham (1811-1875) and daughter Julia Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 21 Item 431	Anne M. Lapham (Mrs. Increase A. Lapham) Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 21 Item 432	Boy and girl Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 22 Item 433	Granville Johnson Physical Description: Tintype Note: The subject fought and died in the Civil War.
Box 28 Item 434	Ancil Rich with his nephew Lamont Brooks Rich Physical Description: Tintype Note: “…having a ridiculous photograph taken of them with farming tools. Neither one of them ever did a day's physical labor in his whole life. 'Autres temps, autres moeurs' [other times, other cultures].”
Box 22 Item 435	William Lamont Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: “Bill Lamont, my grandmother's younger brother who came with her from New York to settle in Wisconsin from whence he joined the US Army and landed in the Andersonville Prison, the results of which brought on his death at the age of 46. He certainly looks robust enough in this portrait!”
Box 22 Item 436	Woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 22 Item 437	Man and woman Physical Description: Tintype
Box 22 Item 438	Ansom Case, Mary, and Leroy Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Parents and brother of Belle Case La Follette.
Box 29 Item 439	Archie Case and Lucetta Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: “Uncle Archie and Aunt Lucetta Case, my father's sister and mother's brother, lived in Baraboo, Wisconsin; grandparents of Belle La Follette.”
Box 29 Item 440	William Henry Mylrea (1853-1916) Physical Description: Miniature painting on ivory
Box 29 Item 441	Child Physical Description: Tintype
Box 29 Item 442	Captain H.A. Meyer Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Although Captain Meyer served during the Civil War in the 28th Wisconsin Volunteers, Company H; this portrait was probably taken prior to that time in the late 1850s.
Box 29 Item 443	John Randolph (of Roanoke) Physical Description: Framed silhouette Note: Probably a copy of the portrait in the University Club in New York.
Box [unknown] Item 444	Woman Physical Description: Watercolor portrait on ivory Access Restrictions: Missing
Box 22 Item 445	Abby O. Briggs? Physical Description: Tintype
Box 29 Item 446	Captain Nathaniel Rollins (1832-1901) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Rollins later served in the Second Wisconsin Volunteers Regiment, Company H (part of the Iron Brigade), during the Civil War.
Box 22 Item 447	Captain Nathaniel Rollins (1832-1901) Physical Description: Tintype Note: Photographed in uniform. Served during the Civil War in the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry, Company H.
Box 29 Item 448	Group portrait Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 22 Item 449	Man and woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 22 Item 450	Man and woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Same couple in image 449. (Different image.)
Box 22 Item 451	Anna Gourley (1858-1864), 1864 January 5 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: Born April 7, 1858. Died November 2, 1864. Photo taken by “Conkey” on January 5, 1864. The doll in the photograph is in the Historical Museum's collection.
Box 22 Item 452	Woman with bucket and broom Physical Description: Tintype
Box 22 Item 453	Doctor John M. Henderson Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Age 78 at time of portrait, and an early Wisconsin settler.
Box 22 Item 454	Henry A. Cooper Physical Description: Tintype Note: See also item 180.
Box 29 Item 455	Phillip Greenthal Physical Description: Tintype
Box 29 Item 456	Drawing of the Wisconsin State Capitol, circa 1857 Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Copy of the design by Samuel Hunter Donnel and August Kutzbock, Madison architects, showing the dome originally proposed. Ambrotype of drawing.
Box 22 Item 457	Susan Hotchkiss Searles Physical Description: Tintype Note: Wife of George Searles and grand-aunt of the donor, Mrs. Gladys A. Wilkins.
Box 22 Item 458	Susan Hotchkiss Searles Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 22 Item 459	George Searles and George Olmstead (right) Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 22 Item 460	Woodland Indian(?) men Physical Description: Tintype
Box 22 Item 461	House, probably Madison, Wisconsin Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 29 Item 462	The Cornelia Vedder home, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, circa 1840 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Described as being the house “where George Winnie -- a conductor on the Milwaukee & Prairie Railroad -- stayed at the end of his run from Milwaukee.”
Box 22 Item 463	Edward. S. Wade and Hollis C., as children Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 29 Item 464	Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Described as the “parents of Mrs. Sylvanus Wade” Greenbush, Wisconsin.
Box 22 Item 465	Man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 22 Item 466	Van Pelt? Physical Description: Tintype Note: Described as “the mother of Alexander Van Pelt.”
Box 23 Item 467	Thomas Stoddart (1820-1902) Physical Description: Tintype Note: Born in Edinburgh, Scotland and immigrated to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Box 29 Item 468	Group of unidentified individuals Physical Description: Tintype
Box 29 Item 469	Green Bay(?), Wisconsin Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Stone structure housing J.S. Baker, Land Agent; adjacent to the New England House, circa 1855-1865.
Box 29 Item 470	Portage City, Wisconsin, 1856 Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 23 Item 471	Julius Reinhold Lund Physical Description: watercolor portrait Note: Painter: Theodore Lund, 1843.
Box 23 Item 472	Young man Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 23 Item 473	Jacob Porter Norton (1793-1846) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Porter was a Mount Zion, Georgia resident, veteran of the War of 1812 and father of Madison, Wisconsin resident Richard Greenleaf Norton (see item 474).
Box 23 Item 474	Richard Greenleaf Norton (born 1829) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Norton was a Madison, Wisconsin optical instrument maker.
Box 30 Item 475	Wade House, Greenbush, Wisconsin, circa 1858 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 23 Item 476	Franklin Hoyt (born 1846) Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Born in New Orleans and was photographed in Port Washington, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin at age 16. Enlisted in 1st Wisconsin, Heavy Artillery, Company I, at Port Washington in October 1864 (giving his age as 19). He achieved rank as Drummer (his drum and fife, nos. H 9822 and 9023, are in the WHS museum collection).
Box 23 Item 477	James Harvey Sanford and Rebecca Johnson Sanford Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 23 Item 478	Mary Sanford (Logan) and Nancy Sanford (Vedder) Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 23 Item 479	Nancy Sanford and unidentified girl Physical Description: Tintype
Box 23 Item 480	Nancy Judson Sanford Physical Description: Tintype
Box 30 Item 481	Frederick Moessner Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 30 Item 482	City Hall Madison Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Photo on glass
Box 30 Item 483	Elias (Ealab) Dean, probably on Capital Square, circa 1855 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 30 Item 484	Unidentified male member of George A. Johnson family Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 30 Item 485	Mrs. James Campell Hopkins Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Great-grandmother of George Johnson of Madison, Wisconsin.
Box 30 Item 486	Unidentified female, member of George Johnson family Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 23 Item 487	Draud, Mrs. Schellem (Schelleran?) Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Civil War doctor.
Box 23 Item 488	Young woman Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Ambrotype, hand-colored
Box 23 Item 489	Jeanette Haseltine Decker Sheldon Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 23 Item 490	Couple with infant Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 23 Item 491	Ira Colby Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 30 Item 492	African-American man Physical Description: Ambrotype, hand-colored
Box 30 Item 493	View of a white house with a man, two children, a horse, and a buggy in front Physical Description: Ambrotype Note: Image by H.H. Bracy.
Box 30 Item 494	M.E. Stewart and Mrs. I.B. Woodward, Texas, 1844 Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 495	George G. Burr Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 496	Franklin B. Howard, Waupun, Wisconsin, Company K, 10th regiment, Wisconsin volunteers Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: Died at Andersonville Prison after capture at Chicamaugua.
Box 30 Item 497	David E. Kiser (standing on the right) Principal William F. Gray (seated on the left) William D. Lamont (seated on the right) Henry Chappel (standing on the left), 1886 Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 498	Bessie F. Hawkins Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 499	E.S. Baker Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 500	Martha McCann? Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 501	Ceylon C. Lincoln Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 502	Clara Frances Tyrrell Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 503	Lucinda Alice Putnam Perkins (1812-1910) Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 504	Selina Gopping Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 505	Susanah Arnold Frazee Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 506	Harriet Hemans Brown, country school teacher (1861-1865) Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: Ripon College (1867); teacher in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Box 30 Item 507	Frank Miller Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 508	Isaac Newton Stewart Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 509	Man identified only as Fox Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 510	John S. Skelton Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: A corporal of the old Milwaukee light guard in uniform. Photo by B.F. Green.
Box 30 Item 511	Minnie Beers (born circa 1859) Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: Daughter of William and Agnes Beers. Born in Cuba, New York about 1859, lived in Pittsford, New York, died in her youth.
Box 30 Item 512	Anna McIntyre Physical Description: uncased tintype
Box 30 Item 513	John C. Frazee (1857-1929) Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 514	Levi Bartlett Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: During the Civil War, member of the Company G, 37th Massachusetts volunteer infantry.
Box 30 Item 515	Henry Arnold Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: Son of Andrew Arnold.
Box 30 Item 516	Susannah Arnold-Frazee (1857-1923) Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 517	Sebbie Taylor, circa 1870 Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 518	Mrs. Gorham, circa 1870 Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 519	Mamie Taylor, circa 1870 Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 520	Rachel Parsell, circa 1870 Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 521	Clara Demarel Physical Description: Tintype, uncased Note: “Mamma's first little girl with her first husband Alexander Demarel”
Box 30 Item 522	Otto H. Leda Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 523	Two men wearing hats posing with bricks and trowels in their hands Physical Description: Tintype, uncased
Box 30 Item 524	Horace Griswold Bliss, circa 1845 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Horace Griswold Bliss was purported to be Madison's first pharmacist. Bliss moved to Madison in 1847 and operated Bliss Drug Store until 1849 when he sold his store and moved with his family to Jackson, Michigan.
Box 30 Item 525	Horace Griswold Bliss, circa 1845 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Horace Griswold Bliss was purported to be Madison's first pharmacist. Bliss moved to Madison in 1847 and operated Bliss Drug Store until 1849 when he sold his store and moved with his family to Jackson, Michigan.
Box 33 Item 526	George B. Burroughs Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 527	African-American man Physical Description: Tintype
Box 33 Item 528	Girl Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 529	Mary Botsford Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 530	Woman Physical Description: stereo ambrotype
Box 33 Item 531	Lieutenant Harlow Milton Waller, circa 1861 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype, hand-colored
Box 33 Item 532	Charlotte A. Newcomb Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Ambrotype
Box 33 Item 533	William Ulysses Hover Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 534	Harriet Harbough Hover Physical Description: Daguerreotype, hand-colored
Box 33 Item 535	Helena (mother), Joseph, and Nora Devendorf Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 536	Dr. Daniel Devendorf Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 537	Dr. Daniel Devendorf Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 33 Item 538-899	[number not assigned]
Box 32 Item 900	Galena, Illinois, 1852 April 5 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: View along the east bank of the Galena River (also known as the Fevre River), Galena, Illinois. Photographer: A. Hesler, probably Alexander Hesler of Chicago, best known for his later photographs of Abraham Lincoln.
Box 31 Item 901	Princeton Theological Seminary Class of 1849 Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 31 Item 902	Allcott family Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: Sidney S. Allcott and his wife, Julia, seated. Their sons, left to right; Frank, George, and Charles Allcott standing about them. George first went to California in 1849. He died at Acapulco, Mexico while on his way back to California during a trip. Taken about 1852.
Box 31 Item 903	Caspar William (Wilhelm?) Burmeister and his wife Elise Thimm Burmeister, 1851 February 21 Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: “Taken February 21, 1851, their marriage day.”
Box 31 Item 904	Governor Nelson Dewey (1813-1889) Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Daguerreotype Note: From Lancaster, Wisconsin. First Governor of Wisconsin, 1848-1852.
Box 31 Item 905	Blacksmith Wanamaker of Platteville, Wisconsin, circa 1870 Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online. Physical Description: Tintype Note: He also lived in Madison at one time, at 401 East Main St., and had some connection with the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Box 31 Item 906	Woman Physical Description: Daguerreotype
Box 31 Item 907	Boy Physical Description: Tinted ambrotype
Box 31 Item 908	Woman Physical Description: Tinted tintype