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One cyanotype of Mac Martin sitting in a wicker chair in front of a fireplace holding a large tea cup. Mounted on the front of the mantel is a "match safe" designed to hold period matches.

Scope and Contents Photos of portraits by S'neider and R. Earle, 1791, of Rev. Truman Marsh, born in Litchfield, 1768 - 1851. He was a graduate of Yale College, Class of 1786, also was Rector of St. Michaels, Litchfield for 27 years. Folder also includes three photos of Clarissa Seymour Marsh, born in Litchfield, 1772 - 1865. One photo is of a portrait of her by R. Earl in 1789. Captions read she was the widow of Truman Marsh and Clarissa Marsh daughter of Tev. Truman Marsh and wife of Gerrit P. Welch of...

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One photo of Bruce Mason's father. Inscriptions on the back that read: "who married the daughter of Elesha Harein Peck. Mrs. Mason is living (Jan. 1955) on road to East Morris - for information about her ask Archie Macdonald at Crutch & Macdonalds Drug store."

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The folder contains two photos. One photo of Alexander McNeill, married Elizabeth Parsons Woodruff, parents of Mrs. Earl Coe, Ruth McNeil. The second photo is of Frederick McNeil who was a Merchant in Litchfield, Conn.

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One 4" x 6" oval mounted photo of Elizabeth Wolcott Merchan as a young girl wearing a large bow in her hair. A second photo, 6" x 9½" identifies Mrs. Huntington Wolcott Merchant (Mary Tallmadge) and her (young) children - Elizabeth Wolcott Merchant and Livingston Tallmadge Merchant. Caption also reads - "Given to their cousin Mary Perkins Quincy at Riverdale, 25 April 1913."

Scope and Contents One 2½" x 4" photo of Fannie Virginia Casseopia Lawrence. Caption reads, "A Redeemed Slave Child, 5 years of age. Redeemed in Virgina, by Catharine S. Lawrence; baptized in Brooklyn, at Plymouth Church, by Henry Ward Beecher, May, 1863. The folder also containes a newspaper clipping detailing the events about "The Freedom Ring" and "Little Pinky". "In February, 1860, the colored child of a white father, was sold at auction by Henry Ward Beecher to prevent her being sold in the Far South by...