Vance-McFarland Album 01, Photo 18 - Believed to be Josephus McFarland [1833-1903]

Name/Title

Vance-McFarland Album 01, Photo 18 - Believed to be Josephus McFarland [1833-1903]

Entry/Object ID

2023.12.25

Description

Carte-de-visite believed to be Josephus McFarland [1833-1903] - husband of Mary Ann Linton. Identification based on comparison to item # MILB-AN002-0001, which is a tintype of the McFarland family taken in 1882. This CDV may be a reproduction of an earlier 1850s or 1860s era photograph, such as an ambrotype, daguerreotype, or tintype. Families often took old images to photographers in order to have multiple reproductions or enlargements created that could be shared with family members. Original, no photographer listed. Vance-McFarland Album 01, Photo 18.

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Carte de Visite

Collection

Mary (Vance) McCann Collection

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1850 - circa 1870

Lexicon

Search Terms

Hats, McFarland family

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

MILB-AN001-0001-0018

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

McFarland, Josephus [1833-1903]

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Vance-McFarland Album 01 - Vance Series - Mary (Vance) McCann Collection

Owner/Agent

Miller, William Marshall

Acquisition Method

Digital

Acquisition Date

2023

Notes

The Mary (Vance) McCann Collection was passed from George Birch Vance [1870-1928] and Jessie Dell (McFarland) Vance [1868-1935] with the ownership of their home in Mapletown, Monongahela Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, to their daughter, Mary (Vance) McCann [1898-1987], and her husband, Marshall Albert McCann [1895-1956]. Mary (Vance) McCann left the collection to her grandson, William Marshall Miller, who owned and shared the collection with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2023. SOURCE CITATION: Vance-McFarland Album 01, Photo 18 - Believed to be Josephus McFarland [1833-1903]; circa 1850-1870; item no. MILB-AN001-0001-0018, Mary (Vance) McCann Collection, shared by her grandson, William Marshall Miller; Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).