Name/Title
Hoagland, George T. Family Group Photo, c. 1865Entry/Object ID
P1992.1H.30Description
Hoagland, George T. Family Group Photo, c. 1865. b/w. Copy of a photo of a couple with daughter, c. age 6. The woman, on left, has dark hair styled in pre-Civil War style, wearing dark bodice with white lace collar closed with cameo. The young girl in center, has dark hair, parted in center and pulled back, wearing a light color dress, low neck, pulled off shoulder. She is wearing dark beads, and has her right hand on the beads at her throat. The man, on right, has dark hair, clean shaven, wearing dark suit jacket, high white collar, with large dark scarf around neck tied in bow.
Caption on back: "Mr. & Mrs. George T. Hoagland and daughter Emaline. Copy of photograph in possession of Mrs. George H. Vineyard." (See Museum Graphic, Spring, 1956)
Geo. T. Hoagland came to St. Joseph in 1852 and opened a lumber yard at 4th & Edmond, later branching out to Omaha, Hannibal, and other places. He was President of Buchanan Bank during its existence, closing in 1878. Hoagland's home was NW corner of 10th & Robidoux. He was known as a philanthropist.
Emaline married Benjamin R. Vineyard, who became principal of Second Ward school, when school resumed near the end of the Civil War. He was later admitted to the bar and practiced law with Silas Woodson, later a Missouri Governor.
Original digital scan located on History CD 02.Made/Created
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1865Place
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St. JosephState/Province
MissouriLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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Hoagland, Geo. T.Person or Organization
Nannie Gale HoaglandPerson or Organization
Emaline HoaglandProvenance
Notes
Photo taken from a photograph in the possession of Mrs. George H. Vineyard, a descendant of the Hoaglands, through daughter Emaline, who married Benjamin R. Vineyard.