1860's Judson Pickett White CDV Photo, Danbury, Fairfield County, Conn

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On reverse: "Judson White Jr." is handwritten in ballpoint pen. Photo type: 1860's CDV Carte de visite Photo. Photographer: marked Geo H. White, Danbury, Fairfield County, Connecticut. (photographer George White, George H. White...we are assuming this George White photographer was a relative)

Found in Public Genealogy Records:
1870 US Census:
Birth Year: abt 1840, Connecticut
Home in 1870: Danbury, Fairfield County, Connecticut
Household Age
Judson White 30 (Judson White Jr.)
Sarah White 29
Laclair White 6
Arthur White 4
Estella White 9/12

Judson White 1840-1882.
His Father: Judson White 1803-1853 (Judson White Sr.)
His Mother: Huldah Lobdell White 1807-1845
His wife: Sarah Morris White 1841-1927
His Siblings:
Benjamin S. White 1826-1910 (Benjamin White)
Eliza Ann White 1829-1847
Joel S. White 1832-1889 (Joel White)
Mary A. White Force 1839-1921 (Mary Force)
Judson P. White 1840-1882 (self)
Buried at the Wooster Cemetery, Danbury, Fairfield County, Connecticut

Judson Pickett White, Jr. was born Nov. 19, 1840 in Danbury, CT. He married Sarah E. Morris November 10, 1863 in Danbury, CT. He died May 6, 1882, in Danbury, CT. Sarah was born in 1841 and died in 1927.
His children:
Estella M. White
Maria White
Thomas E. White
Arthur G. White (known as Arthur G.M. White)

The surnames both Judson and White are prevalent in the history of Danbury Connecticut. The White brothers owned a successful millinery hat manufacturing business which they started in 1816 in Danbury. It employed over 50 people. 

This family photo is slightly trimmed on edges, usually to fit into tight paper photo CDV albums, as most were. Does not affect his actual image in any way.

This is a beautiful White family Civil War era CDV photo, with Judson wearing an amazing 1860's handmade checkered suit. Great Victorian fashion. A wonderful piece presumably also photographed by a White family member. This White family also seems to have 19th c. Newburgh, Orange County, New York ties.

Size 2.5 x 4 inches
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