Box 26

Abstract Daguerreotype portrait of Arabella Stansbury Hambleton (1829-1893), wife of Thomas Edward Hambleton, Jr. (1829-1906). T. Edward Hambleton, Jr. established the banking firm of John A. Hambleton and Co. in partnership with brother, John A. Hambleton, in Baltimore in the 1860s. T. Edward Hambleton, Jr. resided at 64 N. Carey St., and married Arabella Stansbury in 1852. This image is attributed to Henry Pollock, a daguerreian in Baltimore, Maryland from 1849-1860 (and perhaps later). From 1851...

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Daguerreotype portrait of Arabella Stansbury Hambleton (1829-1893), wife of Thomas Edward Hambleton, Jr. (1829-1906). T. Edward Hambleton, Jr. established the banking firm of John A. Hambleton and Co. in partnership with brother, John A. Hambleton, in Baltimore in the 1860s. T. Edward Hambleton, Jr. resided at 64 N. Carey St., and married Arabella Stansbury in 1852. This image is attributed to daguerrian Jesse Harrison Whitehurst (1820-1875), who owned a studio in Baltimore.

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Wilhelmina Niemann Vordemberge (1835-1912), circa 1857. This image was taken on the occassion of her engagement to William Frederick Vordemberge.

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Ambrotype portrait of Wilhelm Frederick Vordemberge (1829-1896), circa 1857. The image was taken on the occassion of his engagement to Wilhelmina Niemann.