Elmore Howard Corwin
(1847 - 1940)
Time line; some personal information added to show location
1847 Jun 29
Mansfield, OH, state records Elmore Howard Corwin is born to James
Corwin and Margaretta Barchus
1861 - 1865
Illinois Veterans Index, E H Corwin as military service
1869
Fulton County, IL, state records, E H Corwin and Bernice Coykendall
marry
1870
Fulton County, IL, US census, E H Corwin as photographer
1876
Fulton County, IL, state records, daughter Katie M Corwin is born
1880
Ottawa, KS, US census, E H Corwin as photographer
1882
Ottawa, KS, state records, wife Bernice Coykendall dies
1884
Ottawa, KS, state records, E H Corwin and Harriet Elizabeth Stinebaugh
marry
1884
Ottawa, KS, city directory, E H Corwin as photographer, studio in the
Opera House Building
1885
Ottawa, KS, state records, son George Stinebaugh Corwin is born
1887
Ottawa, KS, state records, daughter Elma Howard Corwin is born
1889
Ottawa, KS, city directory, E H Corwin as photographer
1898
Ottawa, KS, Kansas, GAR Post Report, E H Corwin is listed
1903
Ottawa, KS, city directory, E H Corwin as photographer; A J Corwin
also listed as photographer
1905
Ottawa, KS, city directory, E H Corwin NOT listed
1908
San Bernardino, CA, city directory, E H Corwin NOT listed; probably
living rural;
1909
city directory not available
1910 May 23
San Bernardino, CA, US census, E H Corwin as photographer
1911 through 1919
San Bernardino, CA, city directory, E H Corwin NOT listed; probably
living rural
1920 Jan 14
San Bernardino, CA, US census, E H Corwin as fruit farmer
1931
Sawtelle, LA county, CA, Disable Veteran record, as rancher
1940 Apr 01
Los Angeles, CA, US census E H Corwin as fruit farmer
1940 Aug 03
Los Angeles, CA, state records, E H Corwin dies at age 93
The cabinet card at the left was probably finished between 1880 and
1905

First door North East Water Street, Waverly, IA
example from auction site
The card at the left is by Corwin's Art Studio of Waverly, Iowa.
NO connection has been made so far to E H Corwin.
Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's
INDEX by name.
All the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th
century found in LOST GALLERY are listed there.
Cabinet cards typically have the photographer’s name and address printed on the bottom edge or the reverse of the card. 19th century photographers moved around a lot. The basic idea here is to find WHEN a photographer was WHERE, which will help date an unidentified CABINET CARD from your family album.
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