Irvin Wilcox

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winnebago City, MN
example from LOST GALLERY

Irvin F Wilcox
(1859-1941)

1859 Apr 06
Plainfield, WI, state records, Irvin F Wilcox is born to Leonard Wilcox and Susannah Southard
1880 Jun 09
Nashville, MN, state records, Irvin Wilcox and Mary Elnora Green are married
1900 Jun 09
Winnebago, MN, US census, Irvin Wilcox as photographer
1910 Apr 28
Pomeroy, MN, US census, Irvin Wilcox as farmer
1920 Jan 12
Brook Park, MN, US Census, Irvin Wilcox as bee farmer
1940 Apr 09
Winnebago, MN, US census, Irvin Wilcox, no occupation shown
1941 Aug 17
Winnebago, MN, state records, Irvin Wilcox dies at age 82

So we only know Irvin Wilcox was photographer around 1900. Ten years before and after he was not.

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winebago City, Minn
example from aucton site

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winebago City, Minn
example from aucton site

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winebago City, Minn
example from aucton site

reverse of card at left

photographer: Wilcox Studio
Winnegabo City, Minn

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winnebago City, MN
example from auction site

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winnebago City, MN
example from auction site

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winnebago City, MN
example from auction site

photographer: Irvin Wilcox
Winnebago City, MN
example from auction site

photographer: Wilcox and Anderson
327 E State Street
example from auction site
(Any connection to Irvin Wilcox
is not known at this time)

photographer: Wilcox and Anderson
327 E State Street
example from auction site
(Any connection to Irvin Wilcox
is not known at this time)

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