Daniel Goodwin family

Photograph

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Greene Connections

Name/Title

Daniel Goodwin family

Entry/Object ID

2019.23.6

Description

Tintype photograph of [Left-Right]: BACK ROW - Mary (Goodwin) Folkes; FRONT ROW - Sarah (Goodwin) Vanatta holding her daughter, Jennie (Vanatta) (Archer) King, Anna (Supler) Durbin next to her mother, Eliza Jane (Goodwin) Supler. The Goodwin women are the three daughters of Daniel Goodwin and Julia Ann (Braden) Goodwin. The photograph is in a Carte-de-Visite size photograph album that originally belonged to Eliza Jane (Goodwin) Supler [1846-1917] - wife of Richard W. Supler, daughter of Daniel Goodwin and Julia Ann Braden.

Collection

Dru Ann (Beatty) Thomas Collection

Made/Created

Artist

No artist / photographer / studio listed.

Date made

circa 1874

Lexicon

Search Terms

Archer family, Durbin family, Goodwin family, King family, Supler family, Vanatta family

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

THOD0006

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Goodwin, Eliza Jane [1846-1917]

Person or Organization

Goodwin, Mary [1858-1933]

Person or Organization

Goodwin, Sarah [1848-]

Person or Organization

Supler, Anna [1869-]

Person or Organization

Vanatta, Jennie

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Goodwin-Supler Series - Dru Ann (Beatty) Thomas Collection

Notes

The Dru Ann (Beatty) Thomas Collection photographs were passed from Daniel Goodwin [1820-1905] and his wife, Julia Ann Braden [1824-1888], to their eldest daughter, Eliza Jane Goodwin [1846-1917], and her husband, Richard W. Supler [1844-1913], to their daughter, Anna Supler [born 1869], and her husband, Jefferson D. Durbin [1863-1935], to their daughter Goldie Frances (Durbin) Bigler [born 1888] to her daughter Ruth Louise (Bigler) Beatty [born 1925] to her daughter Dru Ann (Beatty) Thomas who owned and shared the photographs with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2006. Source Citation: Daniel Goodwin family, item no. THOD0006, Dru Ann (Beatty) Thomas Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).