William Henry Neuman

photographer: Neuman
Camp Point, IL

The photographer, William H Neuman appears in the US census of 1900. Not much else has been found about this photographer. In the US census of 1880, at age 21, he is listed as still living with his parents and working as a cooper.

Additional searches found almost nothing. There was no city directory at Camp Point, IL. No newspaper mentions were found.

So far it can be shown only that W H Newman was photographer around 1900.

photographer: Neuman
Butler, IN
example from auction site
(Probably NOT the same Neuman. Butler, IN, is over 400 miles from Camp Point, IL.)

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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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Do not crop.
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Charles M Bowman

Photographer:
Bowman Hughes & Company
205 N. 16th St. Omaha, Neb.

Benjamin E. Hughes and Charles M. Bowman were both photographers in Omaha, NE. They worked together as Bowman Hughes only a short time between 1890 and 1892.

A sketchy timeline of their period in photography has been assembled from Omaha city directory listings. No biographical information on either has been found.
(All data from the Omaha city directory)
1884 - 1885
Bowman or Hughes not listed
1886
Hughes partnered with George Heyn (see example below)
1887
Bowman as photographer partnered with J. E. North; Hughes as photographer
1888
Bowman as photographer at 205 N 16th; Hughes as photographer at 1509 Douglas

1889
Bowman as photographer 205 n 16th; Hughes partnered with Alvord
1890 - 1892
Working as Bowman Hughes at 205 N 16th
1893 - 1896
Hughes partnered with Sandberg; Bowman not listed
1897 - 1900
Hughes partnered with Sandberg; Bowman not listed
1902
Hughes partnered with Allen; Bowman not listed
1904
Hughes partnered with Sandberg; Bowman not listed
1905
as Hughes and Co. but not in Bus. Section; Bowman not listed
1906
Hughes not listed; Bowman not listed

Examples below are from George Heyn, the partner mentioned in timeline at 1886

photographer: Heyn
313, 315, 317 S 15th Street, Omaha, NE
example from Be-Hold.com

reverse of card at left

photographer: Heyn
313, 315, 317 S 15th Street, Omaha, NE
example from auction site

photographer: Heyn
Omaha, NE
example from auction site

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Do not crop.
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Alfred H Glover

photographer; Alfred H Glover
113 S Jefferson, Saginaw, MI
example from LOST GALLERY

photographer; Alfred H Glover
113 S Jefferson, Saginaw, MI
example from LOST GALLERY

Alfred H Glover
(1853 - 1937)

1853 May 15
Saginaw, MI state records Alfred Hoyt Glover is born to Oliver Lawrence Glover and Susan Bow
1880
Saginaw, MI US census Alfred H Glover as farmer living with parents
1881 Sep 14
Saginaw, MI, state records Alfred H Glover marries Eliza Algenia Wright
1888, 1889
Saginaw, MI city directory A Glover NOT listed
1890
Saginaw, MI city directory A H Glover as photographer at e s Webber 2 s of Bartow, Buena Vista (means: east side of Webber, second south of Bartow, Buena Vista)
1891
Saginaw, MI city directory, A H Glover as photographer at 113 S Jefferson; res same
1893-1895 city directory not available
1898
Saginaw, MI, city directory, Alfred H Glover as photographer at 113 s Jefferson; res Arthur and Wadsworth

1900
Saginaw, MI, city directory, Alfred H Glover as photographer at 115 s Jefferson; res Kimball and Carroll
1900 Jun 02
Saginaw, MI, US census Alfred Glover as photographer
1902 through 1908
Saginaw, MI, city directory, Alfred H Glover NOT listed; Possibly in Omer, MI, during this time
1909
Omer, MI, city directory Alfred Glover as photographer
1910 Apr 27
Pinconning Bay, MI, US census Alfred Glover as farmer
1911, 1912
Saginaw, MI city directory Alfred Glover NOT listed
1913
Saginaw, MI city directory Alfred H Glover as photographer at 415 Genesee av; res same
1914
Saginaw, MI city directory Alfred H Glover as photographer at 415 Genesee av; res 1049 Douglas

1915. 1916, 1917, 1919
Saginaw, MI city directory Alfred F Glover as photographer res 1049 Douglas
1921, 1922
Saginaw, MI, city directory Alfred H Glover as Janitor’ res ws Douglas 1 s of Lane
1923, 1924, 1925, 1927
Saginaw, MI, city directory Alfred H Glover NOT listed
1928, 1929
Saginaw, MI, city directory Alf H Glover as Janitor; res 1049 Douglas
1930, 1931
Saginaw, MI, city directory Alf H Glover, no occupation shown, res 1049 Douglas
1932
Saginaw, MI, city directory Alf H Glover as laborer, res 1049 Douglas; son Nelson is now living at 1049 Douglas also

1933
Saginaw, MI city directory A H Glover as no occupation at 1049 Douglas
1934
Saginaw, MI, city directory Alf H Glover, no occupation shown; res 3611 Douglas
1936
Saginaw, MI city directory Alf H Glover no occupation shown; res 3641 Douglas
1937 Jun 16
Saginaw, MI, state records, Alfred H Glover dies at age 84

A H Glover can be shown as photographer in Saginaw, MI, from 1890 through 1919 with a short gap as a farmer 1910 to 1912.

The two cards at the top would have been finished in about 1891 when he was at 113 South Jefferson.

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Here's the photographer's INDEX by name. Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in LOST GALLERY. This is a work in progress. For a look at the original postings go to
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Robert Mullins

Photographer: Robt. Mullins
Marlin & Kosse
Texas

Not much has been found on Robert Mullins to date.

To muddle things a bit, the item below from the Victoria Advocate, 11 Mar 1899 shows a Robert Mullins selling his photography business in Victoria, TX, to Mr. Rodman. (Note: The printing is obscured a bit. Perhaps the name on this one is Robert Mailins.)

The small town of Victoria, TX, is NOT close to the towns of Marlin and Kosse, TX where JOHN Mullins was working.

No research on Kosse of Texas at this time.

photographer: Robert Mullins
Calvert, TX
example from Portal to Texas History

Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's INDEX by name. Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in LOST GALLERY. This is a work in progress. For a look at the original postings go to LOST GALLERY.

Some examples on this page have been enhanced or restored for clarity and presentation here.

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Wilbur Fisk Kellogg

photographer: D R Kellogg
Reedsburg, Wis.

photographer: Kellogg
Reedsburg, Wisc.

Documents show that there were six maybe seven photographers named Kellogg in Minnesota and Wisconsin during the cabinet card era. It is probable that they were related in some way but accounts differ. John Dempster, Douglass Right, Wilbur Fisk and Edgar Sackett Kellogg were brothers, all born in Danby, NY. Henry Kellogg was a son of Edgar Sackett Kellogg.

Three other photographers in the area and named Kellogg were George W, Anson I and Mark. George W Kellogg appears twice, in Beaver Dam and Milwaukee, WI. For these three, no connection to the other Kellogg family has been made.

The Kellogg brothers apparently worked in several locations across the state of Wisconsin. While most of the cabinet card examples do not tell which of the Kellogg photographers did the work, they do usually tell where the photograph was made.

There was another group of photographers named Kellogg working In Connecticut and Vermont. So far no connection has been made to the Kellogg family working in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

The objective here is to discover when they worked in each town and which one it was if possible. Following is a list of locations and what information has been found to help tell when one of the brothers worked at that location. Not all sources agree exactly (as usual) but all items are listed anyway.

Sources are:
Wisconsin Photographers Index (WPI)
US census; city directories; Minnesota State business directory;
Cabinet Card Gallery narrative (CCG)
Kelloggs in the Old World and the New vol 2 , pub 1903 (KON)

Beaver Dam, WI
1856 - 1911 (WPI) Edgar Sacket Kellogg (imprints might include Henry J Kellogg, Edgar’s son)
1860 (US census) Edgar S Kellogg as artist
1865 - 1866 (WPI) G W Kellogg
1870 (US census) Edgar Sackett Kellogg, as photographer

- Continued next row --

Janesville, Rock County, WI
1870 - 1871 (WPI) Edgar Sackett Kellogg; imprinted as “New York Art Gallery” and possibly “Leavenworth and Kellogg”

Jefferson, WI
1857 - 1858 (WPI) Douglas W Kellogg might be printed as “Kellog’s Photographic Studio” (with one “G”)
1860 - 1979 (WPI) D W Kellogg imprints might be “Kellogg’s Photographic Studio”
1873 - 1885 (WPI) Edgar Sackett Kellogg; possibly imprinted “Dodge and Co”
1880 (US census) Edgar Sackett Kellogg as photographer
(note: the D W Kellogg might possibly be Douglas Right Kellogg, but it might be an entirely separate Kellogg too)

Juneau, WI
1880 - 1881 (WPI) Edgar Sackett Kellogg and Henry J Kellogg (Edgar’s son)

LaCrosse County, WI
1860 (WPI) Mark or Marcus Kellogg (relationship to the other Kellogg photographers is unknown)

Milwaukee, WI
1854 - 1855 (WPI) George W Kellogg (See Jeffereson, WI)

Racine, WI
1866 - 1970 (WPI) as “Kellogg and Case”; Anson L Kellogg and Corrington C Case; note this is only a possibility. Actually Anson Kellogg was one of the Connecticut Kellogg family. No other connections have been made

Redwing, MN
1869 (Goodhue county directory) Kellogg studio on Main st (another entry same book, shows it as J L Kellogg)
1873 (Minnesota State business directory) J D Kellogg as photographer
1880 (US census) John D Kellogg as photographer
1885 & 1895 (Minnesota Territorial and State census) John D Kellogg as photographer
1868 - 1899 (CCG) studio operated by John D Kellogg

Reedsburg, WI
1870 - 1880 (US census, WPI) operated by Douglas R Kellogg; imprints might be Kellogg or “Douglas R Kellogg”
1884 - 1906 (WPI) Douglass R Kellogg

River Falls, WI
1877 -1878 (CCG) First studio operated by Douglas W Kellogg then sells to Wilbur Fisk Kellogg
1878 (CCG) Operated by Wilbur F Kellogg
1884 - 1900 (WPI) William (Wilbur?) F Kellogg as “Kellogg” or “Kellogg & Boals”
1901 - 1904 (WPI) as “Kellogg and Boals” or “Boals and Kellogg” or “W F Kellogg & J Boals”

Waukesha, WI
1860 (WPI) John D Kellogg


The two cabinet cards at the top would have been finished between 1870 and 1906 probably after 1884. One has the initial logo as DRK.

The (Beaver Dam, WI) Representative -
10 Apr 1868

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
River Falls, WI
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
Red Wing, MN
example from auction site

photographer: Kellogg
Red Wing
example from auction site

There was another group of photographers named Kellogg working in Connecticut and Vermont. So far no connection has been made to the Kellogg family working in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

photographer: Kellogg
47 Main Street, St Johnsbury, VT
example from
Dead Fred Genealogy Photo Archive site

photographer: Kellogg
Red Wing, MN
example from auction site

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Here's the photographer's INDEX by name. Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in LOST GALLERY. This is a work in progress. For a look at the original postings go to
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William Henry Boardman

photographer Boardman
Union Block, Trumansburg, NY
(probably finished between 1890 and 1896)

William H Boardman
(1869-1943)

Looking at the records, from about 1900 until his death in 1943, William Henry Boardman was often listed as a photographer, his residence and studio at 1060 South Avenue, Rochester, NY.

He was not, however, a photographer during that time. He was a photo-finisher, a term probably unfamiliar in those days.

The records are rather thin before that. One Ithaca, NY, city directory record does place him firmly as photographer in Trumansburg, NY, in 1890. That lasted perhaps until about 1897. He may have worked in other small towns in the area also.

He seems to have tried other employments around the turn of the century, 1900. Between 1898 and 1903 he worked with Eastman Kodak, Mohawk Camera Company and he may also have worked as photographer for other studios. But, after that he works at 1060 South Avenue for the next 40 years as a photo finisher.

There were at least two other photographers named Boardman in upper New York state about the same time. There was George Boardman and B D Boardman of Seneca Falls, NY. (See example below) So far nothing has been found to place either of these Boardman’s in Ithaca, NY or connect either of them with William Herbert Boardman of Rochester, NY.

The cabinet card shown here was likely done in that early time around 1897 when William H Boardman was in Ithaca, NY, working as a photographer.

1869 Mar 12
District of Columbia, US and NY census, W H Boardman is born to Myron Boardman and Almira L Huestis
1870 through 1882
Ithaca, NY, city directory not available
1883
Ithaca, NY, city directory, W H Boardman NOT listed
1884 through 1887
Ithaca, NY, city directory not available
1888
Ithaca, NY, city directory, W H Boardman NOT listed

1889
Ithaca, NY, city directory not available
1890
Ithaca, NY, city directory, W H Boardman as photographer IN Trumansburg, NY
No records have been found to place Boardman between 1891 and 1897. It is speculation but he probably moved to Trumansburg, NY, which had no city directory.
1895, 1896
Rochester, NY, city directory William H Boardman NOT listed
1896
US census of 1900 says Boardman was married to Alice Mosher this year, location not known
1897, 1898
Rochester, NY, city directory William H Boardman as “operator” at 343 State; res 8 Stone Park
1898
Rochester, NY, NY State records, birth of daughter Albertine
1899
Rochester, NY, city directory Wm H Boardman as “shipper” at 48 Stone; res 421 Plymouth av

1899 Nov 19
Buffalo (NY) Morning Express, item says Boardman has entered prints in a photo competition
1900
Rochester, NY, US census, William H Boardman listed with occupation rather illegible but could possibly be “Camera Maker”; res 421 Plymouth
1900
Rochester, NY, city directory, William H Boardman, 248 Mill; res 421 Plymouth (not in business pages)
1901
Rochester, NY, city directory, William H. Boardman, 421 Plymouth av (not in business pages)
1902, 1903
Rochester, NY, city directory, William H. Boardman as photographer, res 421 Plymouth av (not in business pages)
1904 - 1908
Rochester, NY, city directory, Wm Boardman as photographer; res 1060 South av; (not in business pages)
1910 - 1914
Rochester, NY, city directory, Wm Boardman; res 1060 South av, NOT listed in business pages

1915
Rochester, NY, NY state census, W H Boardman as photographer; 1060 South av; occupation “Photo Work”
1915 - 1919
Rochester, NY, city directory Wm H Boardman as photographer at 1060 South av; res same; NOT listed in business pages
1920 not available
1921 through 1935
Rochester, NY, city directory Wm H Boardman as photographer at 1060 South av; res same; listed in business pages as “photographer”
1936 - 1939
Rochester, NY, city directory Wm H Boardman as photographer at 1060 South av; res same; Business pages not available
1940, 1941
Rochester, NY, city directory Wm H Boardman as photographer at 1060 South av; res same; listed in business pages as “photographer”
1943 Jan 10
Rochester, NY, Find A Grave, W H Boardman dies at age 73; buried in Trumansburg, NY

Buffalo (NY) Evening News - 03 Feb 1900

Ithaca (NY) Journal - 19 Oct 1915

Rochester (NY) Democrat Chronicle - 28 Feb 1935

Rochester (NY) Democrat and Chronicle - 12 jan 1943

Rochester (NY) Democrat and Chronicle
- 06 Apr 1943

photographer Boardman
Union Block, Trumansburg, NY
example from FindAGrave website
(probably finished between 1890 and 1896)

photographer Boardman
Union Block, Trumansburg, NY
example from LOST GALLERY
(probably finished between 1890 and 1896)

The following poorly trimmed CDV is by photographer B D Boardman of Seneca Falls, NY. No connection has been made to William Henry Boardman of Trumansburg, NY.

photographer: B D Boardman
in Mirror Block, Seneca Falls, NY
example from pinterest

reverse of card at left

Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's INDEX by name. Listed here are all the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th century found in LOST GALLERY. This is a work in progress. For a look at the original postings go to LOST GALLERY.

New examples and additional information are always welcome. Any additional information will help narrow the time that these precious antiques were made.

All submissions should be free of glare and shadows. Do not crop. Leave a border around each card. The edges are sometimes an important clue to the age of the card.

Some examples on this page have been enhanced or restored for clarity and presentation here.

This page is free for educational and research purposes only but, as always, if the original owner of any of these examples objects to the use on this page, just let me know and they will be immediately removed.

Buck and Fritz

photographer: Buck and Fritz
Nicolette Island,
Minneapolis, Minn

reverse of the card at the left

John J Fritz
(1868 - aft 1906)
Timeline sources: US census, Minnesota census, city directories

1868 Jul
Minnesota John J Fritz is born to Andrew Fritz and Mary N
1894
St Cloud, MN, city directory as photographer at St Germain; res 927 13th
1895
St Cloud, MN, MN state census as photographer
1896
St Cloud, MN, city directory as photographer at St Germain nw cor 7th; res 927 13th
1897
St Cloud, MN, city directory as photographer at 701 ½ St Germain; res same
1899, 1900, 1903
St Cloud, MN, city directory and US census as photographer at 701 ½ St Germain; res 418 5th av s
1905
St Cloud, MN, MN state census as photographer; res 418 5th av s

1906, 1908
St Cloud, MN, city directory as photographer at 609 ½ St Germaine; res 418 5th av s
1910
St Cloud, MN, city directory as photographer with The Fritz Studio (with Frank X Fritz) at 24 7th av s; res 418 5th av s
1912
St Cloud, MN, city directory as photographer at Fritz Studio with brother Frank X Fritz, 24 7th av s
1913 - 1927
there are no St Cloud, MN, city directories available
1918 Jul 28
St Cloud, MN Find A Grave, John J Fritz dies in Olmstead Co, MN

St Cloud (MN) Times - 18 Jul 1939

Elmer Ellsworth Buck
(1863 - 1940)

Timeline sources: US census; city directories, newspaper items as noted

1863 Oct 03
High Forrest, MN, Elmer Elsworth Buck was born to Edward D Buck and Sarah Marie Scott
1887
Minneapolis, MN city directory NOT listed (Albert Buck is listed as photographer at 257 7th av n
1890
Minneapolis, MN, city directory NOT listed
1894
Minneapolis, MN state records daughter Evelyn M Buck is born
1897, 1898
Minneapolis, MN city directory as artist with I E Burt Co; res 3901 Thomas av s
1899
Minneapolis, MN, city directory as sec-treas for Clark Portrait Co; res 3901 Thomas av s
1900 Jun 13
Minneapolis, MN, US census as portrait artist
1902 -1905
Minneapolis, MN, city directory with Adrian Studio; res 3901 Thomas av s
1905 Jun 16
Minneapolis, MN, MN state census as artist

1906
Minneapolis, MN, city directory NOT listed
1907, 1908
Minneapolis, MN, city directory as artist at 3901 Thomas av s; res same
1909
Minneapolis, MN, city directory as artist at 112 s 5th (same business address as Jacob Harris)
1910 Sep 07
Minneapolis, MN, US census as artist
1910, 1911
Minneapolis, MN city directory as artist at “Buck and Harris” (Jacob Harris) studio at 406 s 9th
1912
Minneapolis, MN, city directory as photographer at 309 Nicolette av; res Wayzata L M
1913 - 1915
Minneapolis, MN city directory as artist at 503 ½ Hennepin av
1916
Minneapolis, MN city directory “Moved to Zillah, WA”
1920 Jan 24-26
Yakima, WA, US census as fruit farm labor (living on farm)
1920 Jan 26-27
Yakima, WA, US census as no occupation given (staying on Fruit Farm with daughter Evelyn and family)

1930
Seattle, WA, US census as janitor
1940 Apr 26
Tenino, WA, US census as apartment manager
1940 Dec 21
Rochester, WA, Elmer Buck died

Elmer Buck seems to quit photography completely in 1915 and move to Washington state.

Although there is almost a year by year accounting of the locations of E E Buck, there is no mention of being partners with John J Fritz. The only hint is the Buck residence in 1912, at 309 Nicolette av which is a few blocks from Nicolette Island. Nicolette Island is in the Mississippi River which runs between Minnesota and Wisconsin at Minneapolis. But that is when John Fritz is engaged in business with his brother Frank X Fritz. Still, keeping the studio in St. Cloud,Fritz could have partnered with E E Buck for a short term in 1912. It’s possible; it’s speculation.

The only sure conclusion is that the partnership of Buck and Fritz was a short one.

St Cloud City Directory ad from 1903

The two cards at the right were done by Ella L Buck. So far, no connection has been made to Elmer Ellsworth Buck.

photographer: Ella L Buck
Fort Atkinson, WI
Example from auction site

photographer: Ella L Buck
Fort Atkinson, WI
Example from auction site

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