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Loan Exhibition Relics and Heirlooms LOAN EXHIBITION Re lic s and H e ir lo o ms UNDER T H E AUSPICES OF TH E Newp o r t Historic al So cie ty Ju l 1 6 1 1 and y , 7, 8 1 9, 1 9 1 2 NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND M E R C " R " P " B L I S H I N G C O M P A N " E N W P O R T . R . h PATRONESSES H H TH HUG D . AUC INCLOSS OMAS A . LAWTON I M H LI P WI LL A K . BIRCKHEAD C ARLES WARREN PH H B LL T . C ARLES M . " S E EN B LUCE L DL w H H K . u o FRENC E . C ADWIC EDWARD L MAR THA C . CODMAN ELLEN F . MASON H DA I C ARLES H . V S EDWIN D . MORG AN G DE V GEOR E B . FOREST WILLIAM C . RI ES H . B B RIC ARD T DER " C . L . F . RO INSON TH D NN HEFFI EL OMAS " WILLIAM P . S AN FEARI N TT H D IEL B . G WILLIAM WA S S ER K AR R E H FREDERIC P . G T TS ON EST ER MORTON SMIT WILLIAM E . GL" N HARRIET L . STEVENS JOSEPH HOWLAND RODERICK TERR" ANNA F . HUNTER BENJAMIN THAW ARTHUR CURTISS JAMES HAMILTON FISH WEB S NEWPORT HISTORICAL SOCIET" Inco rporated I854 G Pr esident DANIEL B . FEARIN , K " RODERIC TERR , VICE PRESIDENT N K r ROB ERT S . FRA LIN , Recording Secreta y GEORGE H . RICHARDSON , Corresponding Secretary WILLIAM S . SHERMAN , Treasurer " EDITH MA" TILLE , Librarian o EDWIN P. ROB INSON , Curator f Coins and Medals T 10 he Rooms of the Society are open daily , from a . m . 4 m 1 to p . , Saturdays until p . m . In order to increase the income and enable the Society to f or care the collections and make them available , it is desired to f enlarge the membership , the dues and fees o which are as follows Life membership Sustaining membership Annual Associ ate Catalogue o f Po rtraits o f Old Newpo rters in the Museum - . 1 706 1758. H Rev . John Callender Portrait B aptist 1 - 1 9 1 74 7 6 . N Hen ry Marchant . Portrait Judge 1 801 - 1856 Rev . John O . Choules , D . D . Portrait Baptist 1 -1 87 87 . Benj amin Howland . 7 7 Crayon . Town Clerk 1 825 - 1875 - 1 " . 1813 879. Gen . Thomas W . Sherman . Crayon S A - 1 1 . 86 856. Henry Potter . 7 Portrait by Benj amin B Howland . Merchant - 1 63 1830 . Christopher Fowler . 7 . Portrait Sea Captain 1 93 -1 888 7 . Joseph Joslin . Crayon Postmaster “ ’ 1792-1870 at Lake s Israel Lake . Crayon . Merchant Corner " 1 16- 1 89 . T Henry E urner , M . D . 8 7 1 89- 1 3 Nathan Burroughs . 7 8 7. Portrait 1 -1 789 860 . Peleg Eldred . Portrait Sea Captain 1781 -1 8 John Perry . Sea Captain 181 1 - 18 6 William C . Cozzens . 7 . Engraving . Mayor , 1 854 -5 1 813 - 1883 T . Rev . Charles . Brooks . Medallion by Mrs . 1 860 " Joseph Ames , about . nitarian 1821 -1 8 1 William Henry Cranston . 7 . Engraving . 185 - 1866 Mayor, 7 1 780-1851 James B arker . Portrait 1 773 - 1845 Charles Collins . Portrait. Lieut. Gov . , 1 824 - 1 832 20 1806-1 866 William Tew Tilley . Portrait by George C . 1 832 Mason , . M anufacturer 21 . Mrs Caroline (Phillips) Tilley , wife of Wm . Tew . 1809 1 837. 1 Portrait by Miss J ane Stu art, 832 22 S Samuel Clarke Taggart . Portrait . ea Captain - 23 . 1 789 1864 Henry Y Cranston . Engraving . Lawyer - 26 . 1 735 1812 Benjamin Mumford . Portrait by Samuel 1 King . Post Rider, 776 - 27 . 1737 1809 Mrs Mary (Shrieve) Mumford . Portrait by Samuel King 5 -1 1 7 Mrs . Katharine (Metcalf) Tilley . 8 . Portrait 1 -1 25 Deacon William Tilley . 738 8 . Portrait. Manu facturer - . 1 98 1 6 . Rev . Henry Jackson , D . D 7 8 3 . Engraving Baptist - 1813 1879 . David James Gould . Photograph Mer chant -1 - 1 786 846 . 1835 1 836 George Engs . Lieut Gov . , 1 09- 1 88 Abraham Redwood . 7 7 . Photograph from por of trait . Founder Redwood Library 1 2 -1820 William Ellery , 7 7 . Photograph from portrait . Signer of Declaration of Independence - 1 25 1799 . Benjamin Ellery . 7 . Photograph from portrait Merchant - 1 42 167 7 . Mrs . Abigail Ellery , wife of Benj amin . 7 Photograph from portrait 1 69- 1 46 Benjamin Ellery . 6 7 . Photograph from por trait . Merchant d 1 05 - 1 22 h Benjamin Ellery , 2 . 7 7 . P otograph from portrait . Merchant 1 1 - 4 1 . William Ellery , 70 76 . Photograph from portrait Merchant ff 1 0 - 18 8 Elbert Je erson Anderson . 8 0 8 . Photograph from portrait - M cKenzie . 1 812 1873 Rev . James A . Photograph . Baptist -1 1 798 880 . Rev . Samuel Adlam . Engraving . Baptist 1 4 - 1 9 ff John W . Davis . 80 86 . Photograph . Sheri - . 75 1750 . Rev . James Honeyman . 16 Engraving by 1 74 Reak and Oakey , Newport . 7 . Episcopal - . 1 1 1 mu el 72 803 . S a fi . Rev Hopkins , D D Photo graph . Congregational - . 1 43 1826 . Constant Tabor 7 . Silhouette Lieut Gov 1807-1808 1 - 1 Miss J ane Forrester . 773 837 . Silhouette n 1 62- 1 45 Michele Felice Cor e . 7 8 . Silhouette . Painter of scenes and frescoes Daniel Coggeshall . Silhouette Peleg Cranston . Silhouette Job Sherman . Silhouette . Merchant 1769- 1 856 Stephen Northam . Silhouette . Merchant 1770 -1848 Nichols Hassard . Silhouette . Inn keeper William Partlow . Silhouette . Sea Captain 1 8 - 1 2 7 6 8 7 . e . Rev . William Gammell . Silhouett Bap tist 6 4 Rev . John O . Choules . Silhouette . See - 4 1 . John Taylor . 17 8 179 Portrait Merchant Mr Mar 16. y Chandler , aged Portrait by Charles B o ii I ng - 1 731 1797. Solomon Southwick . Silhouette Patriotic Editor Newport Mercury Amy Dennis . Silhouette - Ah 1 21 1 802. Rev . Gardner Thurston . 7 Engraving by 1 . ner Read , 808, from an original portrait by Mr King. Baptist 1 9 -1 7 Henry Collins . 6 9 7 0 . Lithograph from portrait mib r t by S e . Merchant - 1 1842. Rev . William Ellery Channing . 780 Engraving " nitari an T 1800- 1871 heophilus Dunn, M . D . Photograph John Joe . Photograph r 34 William Elle y . See -1 1 on 1 9. Oliver Hazard Perry . 785 8 Painting board in floor of his home r o f of Oliver Hazard Per y . Photograph . Hero Battle 10 1 1 254 Lake Erie , Sept . , 8 3 . See 1 1 0 George Gibbs , 735 8 3 . Engraving . Merchant - 1774 1 22 . Abraham Touro , 8 . Miniature Merchant 4 Rev . John Choules . Daguerreotype . See No . 4 Rev . John Choules . D aguerreotype . See No . 1 - 4 7 9 186 . Henry Y . Cranston , 8 Daguerreotype . Con - 1 3 1847. 23 gressman , 84 See . Thomas Luther . D aguerreotype . 1 7 Will m Henry Cranston . D aguerreotype . See and 5 ia 17 William Henry Cranston . Daguerreotype . See and 509 William Miller . Colored photograph Rev . Henry Channing . Drawn by Gilbert Stuart at nine years of age 1786-1867 Nathan Hammett. Photograph . Merchant - . 1 805 18 0 Col William Swan . 8 . Photograph . Mer chant - . 1801 1 9 87 . George Bowen Photograph . Merchant - w 1 777 186 . Richard S an . 6 Photograph . Merchant T 7 5 -1 4 Judah ouro . 1 7 85 . Engraving . Merchant ’ Willi ar zxudle g yClarke . Engraving . Banker i’ l o kins 1 1 -1 Samuel p . 8 8 864 . Photograph 1 05 - 1 7 75 0 . Robert Feke . Photograph . Artist 7 1 0 - Joshua Perry . 8 0 1873 . Photograph -1 Sylvester Hazard . 1791 875 . Photograph . Constable - . 1 1 T . Rev John Pratt. 807 877. intype B aptist - Benjamin Chase . 1773 1856. Photograph - . 1 1 Rev Daniel Webb . 778 867. Methodist 1 - Stephen Gould . 782 1836. Photograph . Merchant - 1800 889 . Francis Brinley . 1 . Photograph Lawyer - 1 John J . Allan . 1789 1 86 . Photograph . Merchant 1 1 1 -1 Robert J . Taylor. 8 870 . Photograph . Merchant 1816- 1 881 Samuel W . Butler, M . D . Photograph - 1 2 . George W Perry , 1830 86 . Photograph Merchant i 1 5 . Rev . Will am Bliss Maxson . 78 . Photograph Seventh Day Baptist m n . Ail a Benjamin H . Photo graph . Merchant -1 . T 1829 4 George W ew . 88 . Photograph 1 Rev . Hobart Williams . 884 . Photograph . Episcopal 1 57- 1845 Asher Robbins , LL . D . 7 . Photograph . Mem ber of Congress 1869 T Stanton Peckham . Photograph . City reasurer - Josiah Munro . 1805 1861 . Photograph . Merchant 1 780- 185 8 Com . Wm . V . Taylor . - 1 1862. John F . Townsend . 777 Photograph Merchant - 1 790 1864 . George Turner . Photograph . Lawyer - . 1 792 1866 Edward Easton Taylor . Photograph . Sea Captain Luther B ateman . Engraving 1 6- 1 7 Col . Robert B . Lawton . 80 8 6. Colored photo graph De Bl i Capt . John o s . Photograph . Sea Captain . See 5 18 1789-1863 James V . Turner . Photograph 1 -1 4 f 1 779 8 9 o 2. Charles Gyles . Crayon at the age See 1059 1 - 1 Charles S . Barnum . 807 186 . Photograph . Shoe maker ' Geofir o 1888 Oliver H . y. Photograph . Merchant 1 4 Job . 8 8 Sherm an . Photograph . Merchant 1 59- 1 Daniel Peckham . 7 853 . Photograph 1727- 1 79 Rev . Ezra Stiles . 5 . Photograph . Congre gational - Dutee . 1789 1849 L J Pearce . Photograph . awyer - 1779 1846. T John Allen . Pencil sketch . own crier Charles Gyles . Portrait. See 1049 8 1 060 Mrs . Charles Gyles . Portrait - 1 19 1907. 1061 Hon . William P . Sheffield . 8 Engraving - 1687 1781 .
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