• Unknown man in Seattle, ca. 1885

    Unknown man in Seattle, ca. 1885

    Dorsaz & Schwerin

    Photograph taken by Dorsaz & Schwerin in Seattle, Washington Territory.

    Identifier: spl_lj_039

    Date: 1885?

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  • Envelope to Mrs. A. [Sarah] Latimer, December 8, 1891

    Envelope to Mrs. A. [Sarah] Latimer, December 8, 1891

    Empty envelope addressed to Sarah Latimer. Sarah was the wife of Alexander Latimer and mother to five daughters: Narcissa Leonora Latimer Denny (1851-1900), Eliza Alice Latimer Fowler (1856-1934), Harriet Ellen Latimer Stephens (1859-1938), Clara Latimer Bickford (1861-1934), and Emma Chesney Latimer Reynolds (1864-1946). The letter was postmarked from Minnesota. The town is difficult to read but is likely Winnebago City where Sarah Latimer was living at the time.

    Identifier: spl_lj_010

    Date: 1891-12-08

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  • Unknown man in Galesburg, Illinois, ca. 1880

    Unknown man in Galesburg, Illinois, ca. 1880

    Harrison, Thomas

    Photograph taken by Thomas Harrison in Galesburg, Illinois.

    Identifier: spl_lj_050

    Date: 1880?

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  • Unknown man in Council Grove, Kansas, ca. 1880

    Unknown man in Council Grove, Kansas, ca. 1880

    McMillan, George A.

    Photograph taken by George A. McMillan in Council Grove, Kansas.

    Identifier: spl_lj_040

    Date: 1885?

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  • Narcissa Latimer letter to Alice Latimer, February 17, 1888

    Narcissa Latimer letter to Alice Latimer, February 17, 1888

    Denny, Narcissa Latimer, 1851-1900; Denny, Orion O., 1853-1916

    Narcissa Leonora (Nora) Latimer Denny was the daughter of Alexander and Sarah Latimer. She had four sisters: Eliza Alice Latimer Fowler (1856-1934), Harriet Ellen Latimer Stephens (1859-1938), Clara Latimer Bickford (1861-1934), and Emma Chesney Latimer Reynolds (1864-1946). Narcissa married Orion Denny on April 1, 1889. The letter is addressed to Alice and discusses attending the wedding of George and Leanna, the birth of their sister Harriet's child, and her plans to take a break from teaching to take music classes. The letter was postmarked from Abingdon, Illinois.

    Identifier: spl_lj_006

    Date: 1888-02-17

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  • Unknown man in Hamburg, Illinois, ca. 1880

    Unknown man in Hamburg, Illinois, ca. 1880

    Rifenburg & Co.; Rifenburg, Alonzo G., 1876-1933

    Photograph taken by Rifenburg & Co. studio in Hamburg, Iowa.

    Identifier: spl_lj_021

    Date: 1880?

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  • James Smith Latimer [?], ca. 1840

    James Smith Latimer [?], ca. 1840

    A note attached to original photograph identifies the child as James Smith Latimer. James Smith Latimer (1836-1893) was the son of Alexander Latimer and his first wife, Eunice Jane Guthrie. Given that James was born in 1836, a photo showing him at this age would have been taken around 1840. The photograph, however, appears to come from a later period, making it unclear if he is actually the child in the photograph.

    Identifier: spl_lj_052

    Date: 1840?

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  • Envelope addressed to Sarah Latimer, September 23, 1892

    Envelope addressed to Sarah Latimer, September 23, 1892

    Empty envelope addressed to Sarah Latimer. Sarah was the wife of Alexander Latimer and mother to five daughters: Narcissa Leonora Latimer Denny (1851-1900), Eliza Alice Latimer Fowler (1856-1934), Harriet Ellen Latimer Stephens (1859-1938), Clara Latimer Bickford (1861-1934), and Emma Chesney Latimer Reynolds (1864-1946). The envelope was postmarked from Seattle.

    Identifier: spl_lj_011

    Date: 1892-09-23

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  • Unknown man in Abington, Illinois, 1879

    Unknown man in Abington, Illinois, 1879

    Johnston, William

    Photograph taken by William Johnston in Abingdon, Illinois.

    Identifier: spl_lj_025

    Date: 1879

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  • Unknown man in Burlington, Iowa, ca. 1880

    Unknown man in Burlington, Iowa, ca. 1880

    Bryan, Sylvester T., 1833-1934

    Photograph taken by S.T. Bryan in Burlington, Iowa.

    Identifier: spl_lj_022

    Date: 1880?

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