Coggshall Photo Album, c. 1905
Title
Coggshall Photo Album, c. 1905
Subject
Coggshall family
Description
Chiefly photos of the Stuart area taken in the early years of the twentieth century. While none of the images are labeled with identifications, the album certainly includes members of the Coggeshall and Blanchard families, as well as some of their neighbors. The album also contains some photos of snow-covered farms and sheep that are more likely to be from their home in Groton, New York. Only one photo included written information, "Savage's boat docked from NYC 1924 at the St. Lucie River Yacht Club."
According to a note accompanying this album, it was "from the estate of John D. Blanchard, Shadowlawn, Groton NY." John D. Blanchard (1897-1971) was the child of Ella Nora Coggshall Blanchard (1873-1951) and Hartson J. Blanchard (1862-1930), and grandchild of David H. Coggshall Jr. (1848–1913) and Clarinda F. Smith Coggshall (1847–1933).
D.H. and Clarinda Coggshall owned several properties in the Stuart, Florida area, including three lots in Stuart where they built a house and spent winters between 1905 and 1913. Another lot adjoined the St. Lucie River, near the property of Harry Armstrong Dyer and A.T. Hogarth. David H. Coggshall was a member of a family famous for their apiaries; D. H. Coggshall was himself a successful beekeeper in Groton NY, and also kept a few hives at his Stuart property.
According to a note accompanying this album, it was "from the estate of John D. Blanchard, Shadowlawn, Groton NY." John D. Blanchard (1897-1971) was the child of Ella Nora Coggshall Blanchard (1873-1951) and Hartson J. Blanchard (1862-1930), and grandchild of David H. Coggshall Jr. (1848–1913) and Clarinda F. Smith Coggshall (1847–1933).
D.H. and Clarinda Coggshall owned several properties in the Stuart, Florida area, including three lots in Stuart where they built a house and spent winters between 1905 and 1913. Another lot adjoined the St. Lucie River, near the property of Harry Armstrong Dyer and A.T. Hogarth. David H. Coggshall was a member of a family famous for their apiaries; D. H. Coggshall was himself a successful beekeeper in Groton NY, and also kept a few hives at his Stuart property.
Creator
Coggshall family
Source
Scan gift of Historical Society of Martin County.
Date
1905-1910, 1924
Contributor
Historical Society of Martin County
Rights
No Copyright - In the United States: The Martin County Library System believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. For more information, visit http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
Language
English
Type
Still image
Identifier
2023.018
Coverage
1900s
