Friday, May 20, 2016

19th Century Photographs, Some from New Brunswick, Canada, possibly Related to the McMahon and/or Chaplin Families


Note: Please scroll down to the comments section, where a reader has identified the two people in the photograph above and has provided more information.

19th century cabinet photographs, Cartes de Visite, tintypes and other photographs that may have a connection to the McMahon and/or Chaplin Families in the Bartibogue, New Brunswick, and Red Bank, New Brunswick area.

Sadly, none of the people in the photographs are identified, and only eleven have a studio imprint.

The photographs with studio imprints were taken at the following studios:
  • Five photographs and one Carte de Visite were taken at the studio of Ole Larson at Newcastle, New Brunswick
  • Cabinet photograph of a young woman was taken at the Mersereau studio of Chatham, New Brunswick
  • Carte de Visite of a young man taken at the studio of S. W. Dimock of Campbellton, New Brunswick
  • Cabinet photograph of a man; by the Lewis Rice studio at one of various branches in Nova Scotia: Truro; Windsor; Wolfville; Springhill; Amherst; Railroad Car
  • Carte de Visite of a young man taken by the J. E. Morrell studio of Springhill, Nova Scotia
  • Cabinet photograph of a young man; by the Fassett studio of 124 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Maine
  • Cabinet photograph of a young man; by the W. M. Lee studio, possibly of Wisconsin
  • Two cabinet photographs of women, one of them elderly; by the Katz studio of 7 Tremont Row, Boston, Massachusetts
  • Cabinet photograph of a man; by the Kuhn studio of Stillwater, Minnesota
  • Cabinet photograph of a man; by the Kirkham studio of Menominee, Michigan
Sadly, none of the people in the photographs is identified.

The photographs were found with an official copy of the birth certificate of Eugene Joseph McMahon, who was born at Millinocket, Maine, on January 21, 1902.  His parents were James Joseph McMahon, also seen as McMahone, and Eliza Ellen (Chaplin) McMahon, who were born at Bartibogue, New Brunswick, and Red Bank, New Brunswick, respectively.  The birth record is featured in another post.

Also found with the photographs and birth record are more photographs, with no identification or studio imprint, and several letters that may, or may not, have a connection to the New Brunswick photographs or with the McMahon and/or Chaplin families.
      If you recognize anyone from your family albums or research, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

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      Following are photographs that lack a studio imprint.  Again, whether they have a relationship to the other photographs or to the McMahon and Chaplin families, I can't say.



       












      If you recognize anyone from your family albums and/or research, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

      2 comments:

      1. The photograph at the top of the page is Bridget Finn and her son. She married John Francis McMahon, and her sister Lena married his brother George Michael McMahon. I have a copy of this photograph! The son in the picture is Harold Eugene Pond, a stepson. Her first husband was Frank Sargent Pond, and this was his son with Mary McMahon.

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        1. Wonderful! I'll amend the blog post to direct readers to your comment.

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