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Olive Tree Genealogy Marketplace & Store [You are here - Olive Tree Genealogy Marketplace & Store]   ALBUM #54 Missouri 2 Family Photo Album Civil War Era Missouri Family Album with CDVs (Cartes de Visites), circa 1860s. Surnames: Orr, Blake, Felterner, Van Court Locations: St Louis, Missouri These are 15 loose CDV photos, they were not in an album. Most were taken in St. Louis Missouri, 1860-1864 and 1869-1875 Found William Campbell ORR [MO3] 1824-1888 s/o James ORR & Elizabeth CAMPBELL married 1855 in Missouri to Mary ANDERSON. Their daughter Kate [MO1] born ca 1858 St Louis Missouri. Found in 1870 census St Louis Missouri where he is listed as a wholesale dealer in boths and shoes. The children were Jessie, Kate, Belle, Willie and Mary. Several servants lived with them in 1870. Found William H. BLAKE [MO4], born 1833 Pennsylvania, Captain of Steamboat on the Mississippi River, living in St Louis Missouri in 1860 with wife Virginia D [MO5], born 1826 Pennsylvania. William, Virginia and son Charles [MO2] age 6 are found in 1870 census St Louis Missouri William Blake was a Riverboat Captain, who captained the steamboat “Julia” between New Orleans and St. Louis. JULIA was a Sidewheel, wooden hull packet. Size: 241' X 41' X 7.', 263 tons Launched: 1863, Jeffersonville, Indiana, destroyed: 1876, Jan. St. Louis, dismantled. In 1873, purchased by Capt W.C. Blake and captained by him until 1876 MO-1 Katie Orr, St. Louis v= “katie Orr’ Fitzgibbons Art Gallery, St. Louis Missouri [ca1866] MO-2 Charlie Blake [ca 1866] v= Fitzgibbons Art Gallery, St. Louis Missouri MO-3 Wm. C. Orr, Esq v= Fitzgibbons Art Gallery, St. Louis Missouri MO-4 V= “Capt. Wm. Blake” A J Fox, St. Louis Missouri MO-5 V=”Mrs. Virginia Blake” A J Fox St. Louis Missouri MO-7 V=”Mrs. N P Felterner” v= glued paper label “Wood & Linder, St. Louis Missouri” MO-15 Nn f=Boehl & Koenig v= “Mrs. Van Court, St. Louis” The following photos from the St. Louis Missouri Album have no names. Perhaps you will recognize an ancestor! MO-6 Nn v= K/J W Leftwich’s Photographic Parlors, Carrollean Missouri MO-8 Nn v= Toabis & Co. St. Louis Missouri Herny Tobais, D R Steuart MO-9 Nn v=Cramer, Groos & Co St. Louis Missouri MO-11 Nn v=Cramer, Gross & Co. St. Louis Missouri. Notice to patrons of move to come soon on May 1, 1873 MO-10 Nn v= J H Fitzbiggon, St. Louis Missouri MO-12 Nn v=J H Fitzbiggon St. Louis Missouri MO-13 Nn v = Uhlman & Rippel, St. Joseph Missouri MO-14 Nn v= Wood & Linder St. Louis Missouri Purchase Your Ancestor Photo in 3 Easy Steps Step 1: Write down the Album #. Example: #55 Step 2: Write down the Name & Number of each photo you are interested in. Example: MA-2, MA-15 Step 3: Place your order for individual quality photographic reproductions Your Name in History Blake Genealogy Part of the Our Name in History Series! Are you interested in the Blake name in history? The Blake Name in History is a customized book offering a unique blend of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary about the Blake name. The book is just one of an entire series of family name books in the Our Name in History collection. Genealogy Spotlight Be sure to check out Lorine's Genealogy Books now available on Amazon Free Genealogy Trials Try Ancestry US Free Trial, Ancestry Canada Free Trial, Ancestry.UK Free Trial or Ancestry Australia Free Trial   Wishing you had an ancestor photograph? See the 1800s photographs and ancestor photo albums on Lost Faces. There are over 2,500 photos in this growing genealogy collection

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