Elbridge Walter Packard
(21 Apr 1870 - 16 Jul 1949)
E. W. Packard was a photographer only briefly around 1893 when he was
23. He had just married Ida Richardson, and Joseph Richardson, a
multifaceted businessman became his father in law. By 1896 Packard is
working as a salesman and no record after that lists him as
photographer.
Joseph Taylor Richardson
(21 Jan 1843 - 23 Sep 1904)
J. T Richardson was the partner of E. W. Packard in 1893 in the
photography business. Richardson was also in the shoe, boot and
harness business at the same time, partnered with Fordyce C. Farr and
George H. Farr, apparently his in-laws.
This cabinet card was probably finished in 1893.
See the
Packard - Richardson - Stanford
connection.
164 Main Street, Lewiston, ME
example from Chicopopee Public Library
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