Search Results: Genealogy from Alan Wofsy Fine Arts

Cleveland, OH & other locations: Donna Cope,, 1908 - 1911.. Cleveland, OH & other locations: Letters to Donna Cope, 1908 - 1911. VG.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, 1919 - 1920.. Cleveland, OH & Various locations: 11 Letters to Donna Cope, 1919 - 1920.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, 1915 - 1918.. Cleveland, OH & Various locations: 12 Letters to Donna Cope, 1915 - 1918.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH, Boston, MA, Brooklyn, NY & other locations: William J. Moulton, 1869 - 1921.. Cleveland, OH, Boston, MA, Brooklyn, NY & other location: Letters to William J. Moulton, 1869 - 1921. Notable pieces include Moulton's card for his Boston studio, and letter from the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York greeting Mouton on his 91st birthday, both depicted in accompanying image. VG.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, 1893 - 1904.. Cleveland, OH & Various locations: Letters to Donna Cope, 1893 - 1904.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, 1921 - 1923.. Cleveland, OH & Various locations: Letters to Donna Cope, 1921 - 1923.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

San Francisco, Calif.: American Genealogical Record Pub. Co., 1897.. 8vo. Pages 175-202, illus. Very good.

San Francisco: California Genealogical Society, [ca. 1920].. Single Printed Sheet, 10" x 3.5" , Oblong, Good with marginal tears, perforations. Illustration.

County of Greene, Ill., 1897.. Signed by John Roodhouse for P.G. Deyo.

Passaic, New Jersey: Society of Descendants of the First Settlers in the Passaic Valley, [ca. 1915].. Tcc, 7 pp., Letter-sized pages, Good with creasing, small tears, minor stains. Penciled and inked notes in margins.

Sterling, Pa.: Beatrice Bayley Inc., 1980.. Boards with brown faux leather. 4to. Np. Bibliography. Blank forms for organizing family tree. List of Shadduck families in the United States.

Privately Published, 1989.. 4to. 80 leaves. Presentation copy from author to Nanie on her 95th birthday. Very good in comb-bound wraps.

Washington, D.C.: Media Research Bureau, ca. 1940s.. [3] photocopied TMS leaves, stapled.

[Philadelphia: Ca. 1900?]. . 8vo. 38 pp. (+19 pp. Appendix), Bound MS, Very Good. Documents the Sever Family Genealogy from England to the USA, 17th - 19th Century. Appendices mostly transcriptions of related documents.

19th & 20th Century. England, USA, and Trinidad.. Archive of photographs and art including oil painting. English Family members resided in Westcliff and Brixton, England. Amilia Ann Henning, born 1861 (art work); Annie Henning, her daughter and Lucy Henning, living in 1918; Phylllis Eleanor born 1911; Gusav Henning, military commission from King George in 1910; USA members resided in Providence, RI (Florence Henning), Attleboro, MA, Toledo, Ohio (T.G. Henning); Grammar school pictures in San Francisco from 1923. Family members also resided in Port of Spain, Trinidad.

Santa Cruz, Cal.: Henry K. Pierce & Lilly E. C. Cappelmann, 1892.. 3" x 4" Wedding Invitation & RSVP Card in Envelope, Very Good+. Pierce was an owner of Stikeman and Pierce Groceries in Santa Cruz. With B&W Photograph, 3" x 4", stamp dated July 4, 1905 on verso, Good with marginal tear, appears to be torn out of scrapbook. Photo of shoreline, possibly the California coast?

Montréal: Edition de la Société Généalogique Canad.-Française, 1965.. No. 1. Plus environ 60 genealogies dont 41 completes. 4to. 342 pp. Inscribed in ink on title page. Very good in wraps.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, 1901 - 1922.. Cleveland, OH, 1901 to 1922. Letters to William J. Moulton of Cleveland, Ohio, & others. Married to Alice, mother to Allie Cope, grandmother to Donna, sister to Carrie. 11 pieces.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, [ca. 1890 - 1925].. Cleveland, OH & Various locations: Letters to Donna Cope. Undated. 85 pieces.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.

Cleveland, OH: Cope/Moulton Family, 1894 - 1912.. Cleveland, OH & Various locations: 1894 to 1912. Letters to Allie (Moulton) Cope. Daughter of W. J. Moulton and Alice, married to Morton Cope ("Dixie"), mother to Donna Cope. 56 pieces.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira, N.Y., 1857-1860, offering ambrotypes, photographs, "ambrographs", & daguerreotypes, typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century, his family had moved to the Cleveland, Ohio area.