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2701 Crane: 1840-1850's Victorian era Friendship Calling Card of Charles Crane, ME Name on card: Charles H. Crane handwritten on front in old period pencil script 2 times and E. Livermore. (Note: East Livermore, Maine is in Kennebec County) This is a beautiful early coated cardstock card. Printed saying reads: "True friendship is a gordian knot, Which angel hands have tied, By heavenly skill its texture wrought, Who shall its folds divide?" Approximate age: 1840-50's. Found in a large lot of 19th c. calling cards in the vicinity of Augusta, Maine which is in Kennebec County. A wonderful handwritten Maine Crane family history, Crane genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2702 Sherman: 1977 Sherman Family History Genealogy Book This used genealogy book was published by the American Genealogical Research Institute and details the roots of the Sherman Family, Copyright 1977. It has some minor underlining in it, as it formerly belonged to a Sherman family member of Enoch Sherman of West Rupert, Vermont, in Bennington County, who married Caroline Seely. It explains that the name Sherman is a derivative of Sharman or Shearman, one who manufactures shears or shears sheep. Sherman Family related wife maiden surnames listed are: Mitchell, Angier, Mackin, Launce, Palmer, Odding, Franks, Steevens, Ring, Cooper, Lawton, Garwood, Curtis, Thompson, Hodson, Hill, Kimball, Foote, Bouton, Howland, Maynard, Whitney, Allen, Ray, Dilnoe, Fish, Crooks, Brown, Graves, Bacon, Childs, Clay, Handy, Taylor, Eddy, Judson, French, Simmons, Bentley, Wise, Hathoway, Claghorn, Northrop, Seely, Deleano, Russel, Mason, Gardner, Durfee, Lapham, Williams, Stebbins, Gleason, Correll, Dennison, Brewster, Bigelow, Belknap, Holmes, Thomas, Conger, Briggs, Havens, Tucker, Austin, Dingley, Doten, Stone, Dickenson, Ruth, Whitford, Gifford, Muzzy, Minot, Beers, Peck, Carswell, Blashfield, Tripp, Madison, Nichols, Carp, Heath, Wilcox, Morgan, Marsh, Whitcomb, Hartwell, Prescott, Branch, Sears, Crary, Sawyer, Clark, Wright, Keith, Lumbard, Blodgett, Maynard, Law, Stevens, Stewart, Dempster, Schoolcraft, and Yates. It also has a section on patriots and veterans of the wars, Revolutionary and Civil War, including info on William Tecumseh Sherman. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Sherman family history, Sherman genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2703 Fales: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for Miss Elizabeth Fales Written on card: Miss Elizabeth B. Fales, Foxborough. This is beautifully embossed on white coated card stock. It is uncommon to have a town name printed on a calling card and gives a wonderful clue to Elizabeth's life. Foxboro, Massachusetts is in Norfolk County. Found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. A wonderful Fale family history, Fale genealogy, Fales family history, Fales genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2704 Fillinghast: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Mrs. S.H. Fillinghast Printed on card: Mrs. S.H. Fillinghast. This unusual flower printed Fillinghast calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Was his name Samuel Fillinghast? Sam Fillinghast? Seth Fillinghast? Sylvester Fillinghast? Steven Fillinghast? Stephen Fillinghast? Scott Fillinghast? Stuart Fillinghast? Stewart Fillinghast? Simon Fillinghast? Seymour Fillinghast? Sidney Fillinghast? Solomon Fillinghast? Sherman Fillinghast? Stanley Fillinghast? Sanford Fillinghast? Saul Fillinghast? Sebastian Fillinghast? Sheldon Fillinghast? Sherman Fillinghast? Silas Fillinghast? Simeon Fillinghast? Solomon Fillinghast? Stanford Fillinghast? Spencer Fillinghast? A wonderful Fillinghast family history, Fillinghast genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2705 Bronson: 1860's CDV Carte de Visite Photograph of Charles Bronson Written on item: "Chas Bronson" boldly handwritten, handsigned in old period pencil script. There is a middle initial that is fancy and illegible, appears to be Charles A. Bronson, Charles N. Bronson, Charles W. Bronson, is open for interpretation. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Age: late 1860's. Photographer Name: unmarked. This is a beautiful and very stunningly crisp close up family portrait of a teenage Charles, taken by a skilled photographer. Found in Granby CT, Hartford County. A wonderful autographed Bronson family history, Bronson genealogy, Bronson surname piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2706 Freeman: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for Charles Freeman Printed on card: Charles H. Freeman. This Freeman family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Card has seashells printed on it, consistent with New England area. A wonderful Freeman family history, Freeman genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2707 Flint: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Lizzie Flint Written on card: Lizzie D. Flint, "Forget me not ! For never Can thy form forget, My love will last forever And I will win thee yet". This item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Lizzie may be a nickname for Elizabeth Flint, Elisabeth Flint, Eliza Flint, or Liza Flint. A wonderful Flint family history, Flint genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2708 Fuller: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Fuller, MA Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Fuller, Foxborough. The modern spelling is Foxboro, and is in Massachusetts, Norfolk County. It is unusual to find an area printed on a calling card. This Fuller family item was found in Portland, Maine. Portland Maine is in Cumberland County. It is printed on a very heavy card stock. Was his name Walter Fuller? William Fuller? Wade Fuller? Ward Fuller? Wilbur Fuller? Wilfred Fuller? Wilford Fuller? Wallace Fuller? Wayne Fuller? Walton Fuller? Wilmer Fuller? Whitmore Fuller? Willard Fuller? Wesley Fuller? Winfield Fuller? Wilbert Fuller? Whitney Fuller? Willie Fuller? Wittaker Fuller? Willis Fuller? Winthrop Fuller? Wilmer Fuller? Wilson Fuller? Will Fuller? Waldo Fuller? Wallace Fuller? Washington Fuller? Warren Fuller? Whitney Fuller? Wyatt Fuller? Wallis Fuller? A wonderful Fuller family history, Fuller genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2709 Fitzgerald: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Mary Catharine Fitzgerald Printed on card: Mary Catherine Fitzgerald. This Fitzgerald family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Census records might read: Mary Fitzgerald or Mary C. Fitzgerald. A wonderful Fitzgerald family history, Fitzgerald genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2710 Mott: 1869 Carte de Visite Photograph of Julius Mott, DC Written on photo: Mr. Julius Mott handwritten in pencil. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: Dated in photographer backmark 1869, which is unusual. Photographer Name & Address: Henry Ulke & Brother, 278 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC District of Columbia. Found in Greenwich, Connecticut, CT in Fairfield County. This a stunningly clear portrait, Julius has an unusual black fancy embroidered tie. He looks to be 30-40 years of age. A wonderful Mott family history, Mott genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2711 Follett: c. 1840-50's Victorian era Calling Card for J.W. Follett Written on card: J.W. Follett. This Follett family calling or early friendship card was found in the region of Providence, Rhode Island in Providence, Bristol County and New England in general. This Follett card is beautifully hand decorated with leaves and calligraphy, on an early coated card stock. A wonderful Follett family history, Follett genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2712 Franklin: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for Mr. & Mrs. H.A. Franklin Written on card: Mr. & Mrs. H.A. Franklin. This Franklin family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Was his name Henry Franklin? Harold Franklin? Harvey Franklin? Humphrey Franklin? Hiram Franklin? Herman Franklin? Hector Franklin? Howard Franklin? Herbert Franklin? Hershel Franklin? Hubert Franklin? Herschel Franklin? Harrington Franklin? Horace Franklin? Harold Franklin? Harry Franklin? Homer Franklin? Harrison Franklin? Hugh Franklin? Hulburt Franklin? A wonderful Franklin family history, Franklin genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2713 Forsyth: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card & Envelope for Mr. & Mrs. John Forsyth Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. John Forsyth. This card is in a small, early envelope made of very fine paper. This Forsyth family calling card and envelope was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Forsyth family history, Forsyth genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2714 Crane: c. 1840-50's Friendship Card of Harriott Crane Written on card: Harriott P. Crane handwritten in old early fine pencil script. This small and early Crane family friendship card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. An unusual but extremely clear spelling of the name Harriet, this card resembles early reward of merit or calling cards. Census records might read: Harriett P. Crane, Harriett Crane, Harriet P. Crane, Harriet Crane. A wonderful Crane family history, Crane genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2715 Bugbee, Smith: 1840-50's Friendship or Calling Card of Samuel Bugbee and C.H. Smith Handwritten on card: Samuel W. Bugbee and C.H. Smith handwritten in old period pencil script on the reverse. Front has a printed holy bible and the text: "Holy Bible, Book divine, Precious treasure, Thou art mine." It has a religious scene of flowers, bible and a cross all hand tinted. Approximate age: 1840-50's. Found in a large lot of 19th c. calling cards in the vicinity of Augusta, Maine which is in Kennebec County. Also see other Smith and Bugbee family items on our site found with this card, item numbers #1760, #906, #829, #1205, #1287, #2715, #1929, #609, #556, #568 and #648. A wonderful and early Maine Goding family history, Goding genealogy, Bugbee family history, Bugbee genealogy, Smith family history, Smith genealogy collection. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2716 Cottle: c. 1840-50's Friendship Card of Ruth Cottle Written on card: Handwrittten name, Ruth M. Cottle and the printed quote: "On Life, Let's make the best we can of life, Not render it a curse; Just take it as you would a wife, For better or for worse." This early Cottle family friendship, calling and or reward card on coated card stock was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. It has a wonderful image of a pineapple, which signifies friendship, and flowers. A wonderful Cottle family history, Cottle genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2717 Coggin: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Josie Coggin Written on card: Josie Coggin, "Remember Me". This Coggin family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland Count. Josie or Josey Coggin may be a nickname for Josephine Coggin, Josephina Coggin. A wonderful Coggin family history, Coggin genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2718 Chapman: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card for Everett Chapman Written on card: Everett H. Chapman. This Chapman family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Chapman family history, Chapman genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2719 Chaffee: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Elmer Chaffee Written on card: Elmer E. Chaffee. This Chafee family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Chafee family history, Chafee genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2720 Carpenter, Johnson: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. C.F. Carpenter Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. C.F. Carpenter, and in corner is printed the wife's maiden name of Amanda T. Johnson. This Carpenter and Johnson family calling card was found in the New England area, in Nashua, New Hampshire in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham County. It is uncommon to have a wife's maiden name printed on a card. Was his name Charles Carpenter? Claude Carpenter? Claudius Carpenter? Clarence Carpenter? Carleton Carpenter? Carl Carpenter? Caleb Carpenter? Cedric Carpenter? Cornelius Carpenter? Cyrus Carpenter? Clarance Carpenter? Christian Carpenter? Clyde Carpenter? Cyril Carpenter? Clayton Carpenter? Clement Carpenter? Calvert Carpenter? Clark Carpenter? Colin Carpenter? Caleb Carpenter? Cameron Carpenter? Calvin Carpenter? Carl Carpenter? Carroll Carpenter? Carlin Carpenter? Caspar Carpenter? Cecil Carpenter? Chad Carpenter? Christopher Carpenter? Chauncey Carpenter? Claus Carpenter? Chester Carpenter? Clifford Carpenter? Colin Carpenter? Curtis Carpenter? Census records might read: Amanda Johnson Carpenter, Amanda J. Carpenter, Amanda Carpenter. A wonderful Carpenter family history, Carpenter genealogy, Johnson family history, Johnson genealogy item. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2721 Coleman, Bunker, Swain, Marshall, Clark: c. 1850-70's Victorian Calling Card of Euretta Coleman Handwritten on card: Euretta G. Coleman in small beautiful handwritten script. We were able to find Euretta Coleman in web searches. She was born in 1841 in Nantucket, MA. Her father was George S. Coleman, born 1801 and her mother was Susan Bunker, born 1807. Her husband was William Lewis, born 1837. Found in Upstate New York, near Livingston, Ontario and Monroe County. Census records might read: Etta Coleman, George Coleman, George S. Coleman, Euretta Lewis, Etta Lewis, John Coleman, Phebe Swain, Sarah M. Coleman, Sarah Marshall Coleman, Sarah Coleman, Abby Bunker Coleman, Abigail Bunker Coleman, Abby Coleman, Abbie Coleman, Abby B. Coleman, Alfred Coleman, Arthur Coleman, Barnabas Coleman, Abiel Clark, Abiel Coleman, Delia M. Coleman, Delia Coleman, Delia Maria Coleman, Lucretia Coleman, Mary Jane Coleman, Mary Coleman, Mary J. Coleman, Andrew Coleman, Andrew J. Coleman, Sally Coleman. A wonderful Nantucket Coleman family history, Coleman genealogy, Bunker family history, Bunker genealogy, Lewis family history, Lewis genealogy, Swain family history, Swain genealogy, Marshall family history, Marshal genealogy, Clark family history, Clark genealogy piece with many great clues. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2722 Chase: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Minnie Chase Printed on card: Minnie A. Chase. This Chase family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Minnie may be a nickname for Minerva Chase, Minna Chase, Minetta Chase, Mintha Chase, Minta Chase, Minette Chase, Wilhelmina Chase, Philomena Chase, or Mina Chase. A wonderful Chase family history, Chase genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2723 Cargill: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Edna Cargill Printed on card: Edna M. Cargill. This beautiful old Cargill family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Cargill family history, Cargill genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2724 Cobb: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. Cobb Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. Cobb. This Cobb family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Cobb family history, Cobb genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2725 Caverty: c. 1870's Victorian Calling Card of Seddie Caverty Printed on card: Seddie Caverty. This small and delicate Caverty family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. We spent time researching the nickname "Seddie" without much luck. We did find a reference to it used as Sadie, as in Sadie Caverty. Sadie could also be a nickname for Sarah Caverty or Sara Caverty. A wonderful Caverty family history, Caverty genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2726 Corey: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Belle Corey Handwritten on card: Belle Corey. This beautiful and large, hand tinted Corey family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. The card depicts litho flowers with Belle's own personal calligraphy style autograph. Belle may be a nickname for Isabell Corey, Isabella Corey, Isabelle Corey, Belinda Corey, Rosabel Corey, Rosabella Corey, Arabella Corey, Arabelle Corey. A wonderful Corey family history, Corey genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2727 Clarke: c. 1860's Victorian Handwritten Calling Card of Charles Clarke, CT Written on card: "Chas. F. Clarke, Columbia, CT" handwritten in very fine early pencil on old coated cardstock. This Charles F. Clarke family calling card is from the civil war era and was found in Essex County, Massachusetts, MA. It is unusual to find a location clearly marked on a calling card. The handwriting is very fine and written in early pencil script. A wonderful Connecticut Clarke family history, Clark genealogy item. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2728 Comstock, Lindsey: c. 1850-70's Handwritten Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Comstock Handwritten on card: Mr. & Mrs. Henry Comstock, and Charity S. Lindsey, handwritten underneath, in old delicate and fine calligraphy style old dip pen ink. (wife's maiden name is Charity Lindsey Comstock or Charity Comstock) This card is in a small delicate envelope. This Comstock & Lindsey family calling card was found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Lindsay is another spelling of this surname. A wonderful Comstock family history, Comstock genealogy, Lindsey family history, Lindsey genealogy piece, unusual to have the clue of Charity's maiden name. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2729 Card, Hyde: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of Mr. & Mrs. Edwin A. Card Printed on card: Mr.& Mrs. Edwin A. Card, Hattie E. Hyde. This card and Hyde family calling card was found in the region of Greenfield, Massachusetts, Franklin County and New England in general. Hattie may be a nickname for Hattie Card, Harriet Card, Harriett Card, Henriette Card, Henrietta Card, Haidee Card, or Hadria Card. It is unusual to have a wife's maiden name printed on a calling card, a great clue. Census records might read: Edwin Card, Ed Card, Eddie Card, Hattie Card. A wonderful Card family history, Card genealogy, Hyde family history, Hyde genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2730 Cooper: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of James Cooper Printed on card: James M. Cooper. This beautiful Cooper family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Cooper family history, Cooper genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2731 Warrington, Hoopes: 1860's CDV Photograph of Curtis Hoopes Warrington, PA Written on photo: Curtis Hoopes Warrington handwritten in old dip pen ink on album page this CDV is inserted into, and also written again on back in same handwriting and ink. Photo type: CDV or Carte de Visite Photograph. Approximate age: 1860's Civil War era. Photographer Name & Address: Duval & West, No. 7 East Gay Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania, PA. County: Chester County. Found in West Chester, PA. Please see other photograph on our site of Helen Augusta Smith, which we assume to be this boy's later wife, item number #1010. Curtis looks to be about 13 years old. Census records might read: Curtis Warrington, Curtis H. Warrington, Helen Smith Warrington, Helen Smith Hoopes Warrington, Helen Hoopes Warrington, Helen H. Warrington, Helen Warrington, Helen S. Warrington, Anna Warrington, Anna Mary Warrington, Anna M. Warrington. The old CDV album page he is in, was taken apart from an album. The back side has a name with an empty spot of Anna Mary Hoopes Warrington, also written in the same hand. We are sorry that photo is missing. A wonderful Warrington family history, Warrington genealogy, Hoopes family history, Hoopes genealogy, Smith family history, Smith genealogy item. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2732 Cooley: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card for Jennie E. Cooley Printed on card: Jennie E. Cooley. This item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Jennie Cooley may be a nickname for Genevieve Cooley, Jane Cooley, Jennifer Cooley, Jenny Cooley, Jenevieve Cooley, Gennifer Cooley, Genna Cooley, or Jenni Cooley. A wonderful Cooley family history, Cooley genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2733 Chapin: c. 1850-70's Victorian Calling Card of E.A. Chapin Written on card: E.A. Chapin handwritten in pencil, on the back is written "all round my hat ." We do not know the meaning of this, do you? This Chapin family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Was his name Edward Chapin? Edmund Chapin? Edgar Chapin? Edwin Chapin? Ethan Chapin? Earl Chapin? Earle Chapin? Eli Chapin? Elijah Chapin? Ezra Chapin? Ernest Chapin? Edmund Chapin? Elmer Chapin? Evans Chapin? Ervin Chapin? Ebeneezer Chapin? Evan Chapin? Ellis Chapin? Elias Chapin? Eliza Chapin? Erwin Chapin? Egbert Chapin? Elwin Chapin? Elvin Chapin? Elmer Chapin? Elliott Chapin? Enoch Chapin? Erastus Chapin? Eugene Chapin? Eleazer Chapin? Eduardo Chapin? Everett Chapin? Elroy Chapin? Ervin Chapin? A wonderful Chapin family history, Chapin genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2734 Coolbroth: c. 1840-60's Autographed Victorian Calling Card of Emily Coolbroth Handwritten in old faded dip pen ink on card: Emily Coolbroth. This is on early coated stock 1840-60's. This Coolbroth family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Coolbroth family history, Coolbroth genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2735 Cobbett: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Sabin Cobbett Written on card: Sabin W. Cobbett. This Cobbett family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. Census Records tell us that Sabin W. Cobbett of Mansfield, Bristol, MA was born abt 1859 in Massachusetts. A wonderful Sabin family history, Sabin genealogy, Cobbett family history, Cobbett genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2736 Allardice, Darling: c. 1870-80's Copper Engraved Calling Card Plate for Mrs. Robert Allardice This is a copper plate was etched for printing a Victorian calling card. It has the name "Mrs. Robert B. Allardice" etched in copper and is enclosed in an early envelope that was once sealed in red sealing wax. The envelope has the printed card name of the plate in black ink: Mrs. Robert B. Allardice. Also handwritten in pencil underneath this is the name "Jessie Darling". We assume this to be Mrs. Allardice's maiden name, although it could be a gift writen to Jessie Darling from her husband? In Census records we found Jessie D. Allardice in Providence Rhode Island. Her family members are listed as Irma Drowne, Marcy Drowne, Clara Mackenzie, William Mackenzie and her husband Robert B. Allardice. Does the "D" in her name stand for Drowne or Darling? This was Found in the region of Providence, Rhode Island in Providence County and Bristol County. This is a very unusual and wonderful Allardice family history, Allardice genealogy, Drowne family history, Drowne genealogy, Mackenzie family history, Mackenzie genealogy, Darling family history, Darling genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2737 Simmons: c. 1860 Victorian Calling Card for Sophia Simmons Handwritten in faded old dip pen ink on card: Sophia Simmons. This Simmons family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. The card is on early coated stock, small, with Sophia's own signature. A great Simmons family history, Simmons genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2738 Thayer: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of N.L. Thayer Printed on card: N.L. Thayer. Found in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Also see item number #3030 on our ancestorville site, a related Thayer family member, Arthur F. Thayer, (Arthur Thayer) also found with this item. This card is interesting graphically with strong, masculine Victorian era graphics. Was his name Ned Thayer? Nathan Thayer? Nathaniel Thayer? Norton Thayer? Norbert Thayer? Norman Thayer? Nat Thayer? Nate Thayer? Noah Thayer? Nicholas Thayer? Nikolas Thayer? Newton Thayer? Nelson Thayer? Neil Thayer? Neal Thayer? Neville Thayer? Nelson Thayer? Newman Thayer? Norton Thayer? Nigel Thayer? A wonderful Thayer family history, Thayer genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2739 Tripp: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card for William Tripp Written on card: William L. Tripp. This ornate Tripp family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Tripp family history, Tripp genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2740 Terry: c. 1840-60's Reward of Merit Type Calling Card for Asaph Terry Written on card: Asaph Terry. This is a very unusual early coated paper card with handwritten name in old dip pen ink, and hand colored flowers. It has an ornate patriotic, religious scene of a Columbia iconic women on left, Mother and child with Holy Bible in middle, and a woman with cross on right. An eye, such as on a dollar bill is over the center scene. This calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. A wonderful Terry family history, Terry genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2741 Thomas: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Annie Thomas Written on card: Annie F. Thomas. This usual Thomas family calling card on old mottled gray card stock was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Annie may be a nickname for Anne Thomas, Annabelle Thomas, Analine Thomas, Anna Thomas, Anita Thomas, Ann Thomas, Antoinette Thomas, Antonia Thomas. A wonderful Thomas family history, Thomas genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2742 Towne: c. 1870-80 Victorian Calling Card for Ida Towne Written on card: Ida M. Towne. This Towne family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. A wonderful Towne family history, Towne genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2743 Tyler: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card of May Tyler Written on card: May F. Tyler. This Tyler family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County and New England in general. This calling card has a beautifully lithographed printed seashells and coral motif, which would make sense for the New England area where it was found. A wonderful Tyler family history, Tyler genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2744 Talbot, Dean: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card & Envelope of Talbot with A.B. Dean as maiden name Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. F.P. Talbot, with A.B. Dean as his wife's maiden name in corner on the calling card. The card is in a delicate envelope with the name "Mrs. Frances Talbot" also handwritten in old dip pen ink on the envelope front. This item was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. Census records might read: Frank Talbot. Was his wife's name Anne Talbot? Ann Talbot? Adeline Talbot? Adelaide Talbot? Addy Talbot? Adaline Talbot? Adelia Talbot? Adella Talbot? Adelphia Talbot? Adda Talbot? Adelle Talbot? Amelia Talbot? Alice Talbot? Agnes Talbot? Alannah Talbot? Abigail Talbot? Adrienne Talbot? Agatha Talbot? Aileen Talbot? Alberta Talbot? Alethea Talbot? Alma Talbot? Amanda Talbot? Amy Talbot? Angela Talbot? Antonia Talbot? Aretha Talbot? Arlene Talbot? Arleen Talbot? Audrey Talbot? Augusta Talbot? Ava Talbot? Annette Talbot? Angelica Talbot? Alexis Talbot? Alexandria Talbot? Astrid Talbot? Almeda Talbot? Alta Talbot? A wonderful Talbot family history, Talbot genealogy, Dean family history, Dean genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2745 Vibbert: c. 1880's Victorian Calling Card for Christina Vibbert Written on card: Christina Vibbert. This Vibbert family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. As per Victorian custom, a folded upper left corner card tells that the visitor is making a routine call in person. It has a small decorative scrap that says "Remeber Me". A great Vibbert family history, Vibbert genealogy item. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2746 Tisdale, Gay: c. 1870-80's Victorian Calling Card for Mr. & Mrs. Abijah W. Tisdale Printed on card: Mr. & Mrs. Abijah W. Tisdale, E. Adelia Gay is printed on the bottom, which is his wife's maiden name. They may be newlyweds. This large Tisdale and Gay family calling card was found in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County. We found evidence of the Massachusetts Abijah Tisdale family and far back Revolutionary War records in web searches. Census records might read: Addy Gay, Addie Gay, Adelia Tisdale, Addy Tisdale, Addie Tisdale. A wonderful Tisdale family history, Tisdale genealogy, Gay family history, Gay genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2747 Tebbets: c. 1870-80's 2 identical Victorian Calling Cards of Mrs. M.B. Tebbets Printed on the 2 cards: Mrs. M.B. Tebbets Also see item number #3110 on our Ancestorville site, 2 related Tebbets family member calling cards found together with this item. These three Tebbets family calling cards were found together in the region of Portland, Maine, Cumberland County, New England. These are all printed on very fine, early and glossy Victorian era cardstock, high quality expensive paper. We will be happy to divide these calling cards and sell separately, just email us and ask. Also see item #3110 on our site. Was her husband's name Milton Tebbets? Michael Tebbets? Morris Tebbets? Martin Tebbets? Malcolm Tebbets? Manfred Tebbets? Manuel Tebbets? Marlin Tebbets? Mark Tebbets? Marvin Tebbets? Mason Tebbets? Mathew Tebbets? Matthew Tebbets? Mattias Tebbets? Mathias Tebbets? Max Tebbets? Maximilian Tebbets? Maxwell Tebbets? Melvin Tebbets? Merlin Tebbets? Mike Tebbets? Mitchell Tebbets? Mort Tebbets? Morton Tebbets? Mortimer Tebbets? Murray Tebbets? Myles Tebbets? Miles Tebbets? Myron Tebbets? Marshall Tebbets? Maynard Tebbets? Merrill Tebbets? Moses Tebbets? Monroe Tebbets? Myron Tebbets? Martin Tebbets? Milas Tebbets? Milo Tebbets? A wonderful Tebbets family history, Tebbets genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2748 Tucker, Pitcher: c. 1860-70's Victorian Calling Card of Clara Tucker Printed on card: Clara M. Tucker Also see item number #3056 on our site, a related Tucker family member found together with this item. That calling card is Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Tucker, with Lorua S. Pitcher printed at bottom left, which is Francis Tucker's wife's maiden name. The E. stands for Elhanan, and we were lucky enough to actually find this family on the web: Francis Elhanan Tucker (1836-1909) married Lorua S. Pitcher, They had one child, Elhanan David Tucker or Elhanan Tucker (1874-1931). Clara's calling card was found with their card in Franklin County, Western Massachusetts, MA. Clara may be a nickname for Clarissa Tucker. Also see item number #3056 on our ancestorville site. A wonderful Tucker family history,Tucker genealogy, Elhanan family history, Elhanan genealogy, Pitcher family history, Pitcher genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

2749 Knowlton: c. 1840-60's Reward of Merit Style Calling or Friendship Card for A.C. Knowlton, MA Printed on card: A.C. Knowlton handwritten on both front and back in old dip pen ink. Ashfield, Mass. is also writen in old pencil on the back. This ornate and early Knowlton family reward of merit, calling or friendship card features a beautiful printed Victorian flower and leaf scene. Ashfield and South Ashfield, Massachusetts are in Franklin County. Found in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. It is unusual to have a town name written on a calling card. A helpful Knowlton family clue for this early American piece. Was his name Andrew Knowlton? Adelbert Knowlton? Abraham Knowlton? Abram Knowlton? Abe Knowlton? Alexander Knowlton? Alfred Knowlton? Alan Knowlton? Alec Knowlton? Alex Knowlton? Anthony Knowlton? Aaron Knowlton? Abel Knowlton? Adolph Knowlton? Amos Knowlton? Alvin Knowlton? Albert Knowlton? Alden Knowlton? Alder Knowlton? Albertus Knowlton? Ambro Knowlton? Ambrose Knowlton? Aaron Knowlton? Abner Knowlton? Addison Knowlton? Adrian Knowlton? Allan Knowlton? Alastair Knowlton? Aldrich Knowlton? Allen Knowlton? Alphonse Knowlton? Alonzo Knowlton? Alvin Knowlton? Angus Knowlton? Ansel Knowlton? Anson Knowlton? Archibald Knowlton? Arnold Knowlton? Arthur Knowlton? Asa Knowlton? Abijah Knowlton? Almon Knowlton? Almer Knowlton? Alanson Knowlton? A wonderful early Massachusetts Knowlton family history, Knowlton genealogy piece. Click here to search Ancestorville and buy this lost family item.

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