Philips, Martha: Portraits of her Parents, Thomas & Sarah (Worthington) Hook, 1814-1850

Sarah Worthington Hook, Peale Painting, 1814: Copyright: 15.22.93A Hook, Sarah Worthington, Peale Painting, 1814
Sarah Worthington Hook, Peale Painting, 1814

Copyright: 15.22.93A Hook, Sarah Worthington, Peale Painting, 1814

Name/Title

Philips, Martha: Portraits of her Parents, Thomas & Sarah (Worthington) Hook, 1814-1850

Entry/Object ID

P2015.22.93

Description

Philips, Martha: Portraits of her Parents, Thomas & Sarah (Worthington) Hook, 1814-1850 A = Photocopy of photograph of oil painting of Sarah Worthington Hook, Martha's mother, painted by the famous Rembrandt Peale, probably 1814. Digital image of photocopy of photograph included in Worthington Family History Notebook, 15.22.83 B = Col. Thomas Hook Portrait. Formal portrait of Thomas Hook in uniform. He was a soldier in the War of 1812. Actual sepia photo is affixed in Worthington Family History notebook, 15.22.83. b/w copies (4) of various sizes. C = Sarah Worthington Hook, with daughter Elizabeth, and grandson Thomas Hook Philips, c. 1850. Snapshot of 1850 daguerrotype. (Back of photo incorrectly identifies Thomas as Elizabeth's son, however, his mother is Martha).Older woman wearing caped dress and head covering, boys with curls about age 5, young woman in plaid dress. 2" x 3"

Collection

Conrad-Philips

Made/Created

Artist

unknown

Date made

1814 - 1850

Place

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Notes

Date: 1850

Lexicon

Search Terms

Genealogy, Philips Family, Hook Family

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Digital Image

Dimensions

Height

5 in

Width

7 in

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jan 4, 2016

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Thomas Hook

Person or Organization

Sarah Worthington Hook

Person or Organization

Elizabeth Hook

Person or Organization

Martha Hook Philips

Provenance

Notes

Photos & documents in family of Rev. William Philips, once rector at Christ Episcopal Church in St. Joseph. Donated by g-granddaughter of William Philips.