Martin Digital History

Browse Items (8 total)

  • Five men fishing off the side of a wooden bridge, while child with bicycle watches. Label on photo: Fort Pierce Fla, Jan. 26th, 1902." Handwritten on back: Ten Mile Creek, p. 35, Van Landingham"
  • Karl Ellery Schuyler holding the bridle of a horse. Little Mable Schuyler sits in a carriage. Small buildings, possibly chicken coops in background
  • William Dennis Edwards (1862-1919) and Annie Rose Munch Edwards (1865-1930) six children.

    Annie was living on Sewall's Point, a widow of Benjamin Jaudon with two sons by 1889. Several siblings also moved to the Jensen area. Annie married William E. Edwards in 1890. They had their sixth child in 1902.
  • H. W. Kling's pineapple shed with a cart on a track filled with pineapples.
  • Portrait of a woman, possibly Augusta Harrison Willoughby (1854-1945).
  • Sailboat with the name "Hornet" in dry storage. One man onboard and two men stand next to the boat. Capt. Hugh Willoughby identified as the man on the right. Written on the back of the photo: "The good ship 'Hornet' on which Clayton G. Dixon & Mrs. E. W. D. (Estelle Willoughby Dixon) spent six weeks the winter of 1902 -- A sixteen year old boy as deck hand, Mrs. C. G. D. -- as cook -- & navigator -- sailing from Cocoanut (sic) Grove to New River Inlet thru canal & mostly poling."
  • Men at station with barrels for shipping. Published in the Stuart News, 25th Historical Edition (9 Nov 1950).

    Poor copy
  • Members of the Fredricksen family on the porch of their house.

    LtoR: William L. Fredricksen (1871-1958), Cheney Fredricksen (1900-1969), Beulah Cheney Fredricksen (1873-1953), Elenora Fredricksen (1899-1965), behind post), and William's parents Sophia (1849-1907) and Peter Fredricksen (1847-1921).
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