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Kearney, Philip, General, Cavalry, in Uniform & wife, Paintings Photos (2), c. 1850sEntry/Object ID
P1993.1H.130Description
Kearney, Philip, General, Cavalry, in Uniform & wife, Paintings Photos (2), c. 1850s.. b/w. Photo of a framed painting of Gen. Kearney (93.1H.130) in full dress miliary uniform; head to waist view. Illustration of man with dark hair, clean shaven, dark military uniform with epaulets on shoulders. Sabre cradled along his left arm, hands folded.
Philip Kearney, nephew of Col. Stephen W. Kearney, was known for his service in the Mexican-American War and was killed in the Civil War in 1862, serving for the Union.
93.1H.131=It is assumed this is his second wife, Agnes Maxwell Kearney. Photo of a framed photo of woman in antebellum dark dress, worn off shoulders, She has dark hair, worn over ears, pulled back in style of the day. A stole around her arms, her hands in her lap. Head to waist view. Original painting in oval frame.
Original digital scan located on History CD 03.Lexicon
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