Daniel W Boss

photographer: D W Boss
Mechanicsburg, PA
example from LOST GALLERY

Only a small about of information has been found so far on D W Boss. It appears he was a photogrpaher from about 1860 to 1902. He apparenly had studios in Mechanicsburg, PA, and, from time to time, branch studios in neighboring towns. He didn't advertise much in the newspapers so his travels are unknown.

Daniel W Boss
(1825-1905)
1825 Jun 18
Rhode Island, Daniel Boss is born
1860 Jun 04
Mechanicsburg, PA, US census, D W Boss as photographist
1862 Sep 01
Mechanicsburg, PA, Tax assessment, D W Boss as photographer
1863 Jul 01
Cumberland, PA, Civil War list, D W Boss as photographer
1870 Jul 12
Mechanicsburg, PA, US census, “G” W Boss as photographer
1876
Harrisburg, PA, city directory, D W Boss as photographer at W Main
1880 Jun 14
Mechanicsburg, PA, US census, Daniel W Boss as photographer
1882
Mechanicsburg, PA, city directory, D W Boss as photographer at 12 W Main

1887
Chambersburg, PA, city directory, Daniel W Boss as photographer at 12 W Main; res 62 S Market
1888 Aug 06
Harrisburg (PA) Daily Independent, item says has photographed the grand choir group in Mechanicsburg, PA
1896 Oct 21
Carlisle (PA) Sentinel, item accounts the wedding of daughter Nora Boss to E VanBamen of York, PA
1900 Jun 06
Mechanicsburg, PA, US census, Daniel W Boss as photographer
1902 Feb 27
Carlisle (PA) Sentinel, item tells of death of son Oscar Boss
1902 Oct 21
Harrisburg (PA) Daily Independent, item says D W Boss has sold his studio to Walter Beck of Harrisburg
1905 Mar 28
Mechanicsburg, PA, state records, D W Boss dies at age 79

photographer: D W Boss
Mechanicsburg, PA
exaple from auctin site

photographer: D W Boss
Mechanicsburg, PA
exaple from auctin site

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CDV examples

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A G Meyers, contemporary of D W Boss

photographer: A G Meyers
Main St, Mechanicsburg, PA
CDV example from auction site

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Carlisle (PA) Weekly Herald - 25 Jun 1887

Carlisle (PA) Weekly Herald - 16 Nov 1887

Harrisburg (PA) Daily Independent - 06 Aug 1888

Carlisle (PA) Sentinel - 08 Feb 1896

Carlisle (PA) Sentinel - 21 Oct 1896

Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer - 13 Nov 1896

Carlisle (PA) Sentinel - 27 Feb 1902

Harrisburg (PA) Independent - 21 Oct 1902

Harrisburg (PA) Telegraph - 30 Mar 1905

Scotland (PA) Industrial School News - 13 Apr 1905

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Abraham Borgardus

photographer: A Bodgardus
872 Broadway, New York
example from LOST GALLERY
(finished 1875-1886)

Abraham Bogardus was a prominent photographer in New York.

Some information for this timeline was gleaned from these sources as found and posted on Ancestry by member slarson451:
"Editor’s Drawer," The Photographer’s Friend 2 (1872)
On Retouching. "Tuesday Afternoon," The Photographer’s Friend 2 (1872)
Richard Edwards, "Abraham Bogardus," New York’s Leading Industries (NY: Historical Publishing Co., 1884)
"A Biographical Note: Abraham Bogardus," The Photo Miniature 6, 72 (Sept. 1905)
David S. Shields/ALS

Also:
1872 - The Photographer's friend: a practical, independent magazine, Volume 2
1884 - New York's great industries: Exchange and commercial review
1887 - Photographic times, Volume 17
1889 - Photographic times, Volume 19
(above sources identified as “Ancestry.com” in following timeline)

Abraham Bogardus
(1822 - 1908)

1822 Nov 29
New York, state documents, Abraham Bogardus is born Cornelius Bogartus and Elinore Southard
1837
Ancestry.com: Bogardus arrives in NYC
1846
Ancestry.com: Learns about daguerreotypes from C W Porsch and opens his own studio at 363 Broadway in NYC
1847 to 1852
Ancestry.com: Listed as Daguerreotypist at 217 Greenwich Street
1848 Nov 29
Newark, NJ, state records, Abraham Bogardus and Emeline Doremus are married
1849
Ancestry.com: Opens branch studio at 126 Washington Street, Newark NJ
1850
Ancestry.com: Moves branch studio to 8 Clinton Street, Newark, NY
1850 Sep 04
Newark, NJ, US census, Abraham Bogardus as artist

1851
Ancestry.com: Moves NYC Gallery to 229 Greenwich St
1855 Jun 09
New York, NY, state census, Abram Bogardus as artist
1857, 1859
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as Daguerreotypist at 229 Greenwich; res 45 W 29th
1860 Nov 14
New York, NY, US census, Abrm Bogardus as Daguerreotypist
1867, 1868
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 363 B’way, res 45 W 29th
1869
Ancestry.com: Opens new studio at 1153 Broadway, NYC, keeping the 363 B’way address also
1870 Dec 24
New York. NY, US census, Abraham Bogardus as artist; res 45 W 29th
1870
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 363 B’way; res 45 W 29th

1871
New York, NY, Goulding Business Directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 363 and 1153 Broadway
1872
New York, NY Goulding Business Directory, A Bogardus as photographer at 363 Broadway
1871 to 1873
Ancestry.com: Bogardus enters partnership with Bendann Brothers, artists; studio name changed to Bogardus and Co for this period
1873 (Goulding’s Business Dir of NY)
New York, NY city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 1153 B’way
1874 (NY business dir)
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 1153 B‘way; res 36 W 50th
1875 (NY city directory)
New York, NY, city directory. Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 1153 B’way; res 36 W 50th
1875 (Goulding’s NYC directory for 1875-76)
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 872 Broadway; res W 50th
1876 to 1879
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 872 Broadway; res Long Island

1880 to 1886
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 872 Broadway; res 1455 Lexington
1880 Jun 11
New York, NY, US census, A Bogardus as artiste
1881 Jun 03
New York, NY, Northwest Dutch Reformed Church records, death of wife Emeline
1884
Ancestry.com: Abraham Bogardus and Company is at 872 Broadway, NYC
1886
New York, NY, city directory. Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 872 Broadway; res 1455 Lex
1888
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as photographer at 11 E 42; res 1455 Lexington
1889
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus NOT listed; listed is *Bogardus (the only photographer bearing this name) 349 6th av, formerly of Broadway”
Also listed: Edward W Bogardus photographs, 349 6th av; res Nyack, NY

1891
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus NOT listed; listed is Bogardus New Art Co and 361 N B’way
1892
New York, NY, city directory, NO photographer Bogardus listed
1892 Feb 16
Brooklyn, NY, state census, Abraham Bogardus as no occupation shown (possibly the other A Bogardus)
1894
New York, NY, city directory, A Bogardus as photo parlor, 1212 B’way
1897
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus as Clerk; res 527 W 148th
1898, 1899
New York, NY, city directory, Abraham Bogardus, no occupation shown) res 527 W 148th
1900 Jun 01
New York, NY, US census, Abr Bogardus as “retired banker” (ditto’d from his brother on the line preceding) Probably census takers error

1902
New York, NY, city directory, NO Bogardus listed in photographer pages
1903 (business listings only)
New York, NY, city directory, Bogardus NOT listed
1905 Jun 01
Brooklyn, NY, state census, Abraham Bogardus as (illegible)
1908 Mar 22
Brooklyn (NY) Daily Eagle, obituary, Abraham Bogardus dies at age 85

If there is a studio address imprinted on your card, it was likely completed during the following times:
217 Greenwich, NYC – 1847 to 1852- --(Daguerreotypes)
229 Greenwich, NYC – 1857 to 1859- --(Daguerreotypes)
363 Broadway, NYC _ 1867 to 1872
1153 Broadway, NYC – 1871 to 1875
872 Broadway, NYC – 1875 to 1886
11 E 42nd, NYC – 1888
349 Sixth, NYC – 1889
361 N Broadway NYC – 1891
1212 Broadway, NYC - 1894 (“photo parlor”)

New York Times - 12 Apr 1882

New York Trbune - 06 Feb 1884

New York Times - 08 Mar 1883

New York Evening World - 31 Dec 1887

New York Times - 06 Mar 1889

New York Times - 16 May 1889

Brooklyn (NY) Daily Eagle - 24 Mar 1908

photographer: A. Bogardus and Co.
872 Broadway, cor 18th St, New York, NY
example from pinterest
(finished between 1875 and 1886)

photographer: Bogardus
349 Sixth Ave, New York, NY
example from auction site
finished about 1889

reverse of card at left

photographer: A Bogardus
872 Broadway, cor 6th, New York, NY
example from auction site
finished 1875-1886

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photographer: A Bogardus
872 Broadway, cor 18th, New York, NY
example from auction site
finished 1875 - 1876

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photographer: A Bogardus
11 East 42nd St, New York, NY
example from auction site
finished 1888

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photographer: E Bogardus
872 Broadway, Cor 18th St, New York, NY
example from auction site
(E W Bogardus is the brother of Abraham Bogardus)
finished 1875-1886

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photographer: A Bogardus
872 Broadway, cor 6th, New York, NY
example from auction site

photographer: A Bogardus
872 Broadway, cor 6th, New York, NY
example from auction site

photographer: attributed to A Bogardus
(greatly enhanced)
example from Smithsonian Museum

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ONLY Cabinet Card photographers found in
LOST GALLERY
are reviewed here.

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Beeles and Sutton of NY

photographers: Beeles and Sutton
Wayland and Cohocton, NY
Example from LOST GALLERY

photographers: Beeles and Sutton
Wayland and Cohocton, NY
Example from LOST GALLERY

reverse design for both of the cards at the left

W L Sutton also worked in Hornellsville and Andover, NY, both less than 50 miles from Cohocton and Wayland NY. He seems to be the career photographer of the pair.

As is sometimes the case, perhaps Beeles was taken on as a “partner” just to operate branch studios in Wayland and Cohocton. This has been seen occasionally in other partnerships. Sometimes the lesser partner is put first in the card identification stamp as an inducement.

Quite likely all these small towns were connected by passenger trains in those days.

It is possible they only shared a studio in these towns and were seldom there at the same time.

William Lybolt Sutton
(1828 - 1899 )

1828 Nov 06
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, William L Sutton is born to John Sutton and Katherine Lybolt
1847-1851
From Obituary, works as whaler
1850 Jul 24
Milo Yates, NY, US census William L Sutton as Sailor
1851 -1857
From obituary, works as machinist in Rogersville and Hornellsville
1855
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, William Sutton and Mary Louise Eaton are married
1855 Jun 12
Hornellsville, NY, state census, W L Sutton as machinist
1857
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, W L Sutton purchases photograph gallery from George S Young

1860 Jun 28
Hornellsville, NY, US census, William Sutton as photographer
1860 (approx)
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, W L Sutton goes into partnership with Carl Myers
1862 (approx)
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, partnership with Carl Meyers ends; Sutton moves to Seneca Street
1863 Jul 1
Hornellsville, NY, civil war draft, William Sutton as photographer
1864
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, W L Sutton moves to Canisteo Street
1865 Jun 10
Hornellsville, NY, state census, William Sutton as Daguerre artist
1870 Aug 10
Hornellsville, NY, US census, Wm L Sutton as Artist
1875<br/> From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, W L Sutton business at Griswold Block

1875
Hornellsville, NY, city directory, W L Sutton as photographer at 181 Canisteo; res 21 Washington
1875 Jun 12
Hornellsville, NY, state census, William Sutton as artist
1880 Jun 14
Hornellsville, NY, William “S” Sutton as photographer with son Charles P Sutton and daughter Jennie
1890 Jun 12
Rochester (NY) Democrat and Chronicle, item says W L Sutton is treasurer of the Southern Tier Photographers Association
1890 Oct
From “Landmarks of Steuben County, NY”, W L Sutton moves to 731 Main street
1891
Hornellsville, NY, city directory, William L Sutton as photographer; res 171 Main
1892 Feb 16
Hornellsville, NY, state census, William L Sutton as photographer

1898
From obituary, son Charles Sutton takes over gallery
1899 May 17
New York death index, W L Sutton dies at age 70

H M Beeles worked in Blossburg and Troy, PA, both about 80 miles from Cohocton and Wayland, NY. This is PROBABLY the photographer that was in partnership with Sutton for galleries in Cohocton and Wayland, NY.

No documents have been found to indicate exactly when these two photographers might have been in partnership.

Variations in the spelling of the sur-name of Henry Moyer Beeles makes following his biography unreliable. Further, Beeles seems to have varied his career several times over the span of his life. He apparently graduated from the Fairfield Seminary and then took on careers of teacher, photographer, salesman, general farmer and possibly some others.

Henry Moyer Beeles
(1838 – 1924)

1838 Oct 31
Palermo, NY, state records, Henry Moyer Beeles is born to Horner (Omar) Beeles and Aurelia Chapel
1850 Aug 13
Palermo, NY, US census, Henry “Beels” at age 12, father ”Homer” Beels and mother “Arcelia” Beels
1855 Jun 06
Palermo, NY, NY state census, Henry “Beals” at age 17; father Homer Beals, mother, Milisse Beals
1860 Sep 03
Salisbury, NY, US census, Henry M “Beels” age 22 as school teacher

1863 Jun
Civil War Draft registration, Henry M “Beals” as farmer (may not be the photographer)
1866 Mar 27
Henry M Beeles and Emeline Lucy Curtis are married
1868 Jan 12
Great Valley, NY, son Henry Burton Beeles is born
1869 Jul 15
Bradford, PA, daughter Effie Marie Beeles is born
1870 Jun 01
Tioga, PA, US census, Henry M “Beels” as school teacher; wife Emelene, son Henry B, Daughter Errie and daughter Hattie listed
1875 Jan 31
Blossburg, PA, son Schuyler Vincent Beeles is born

1880 Jun 05
Troy, PA, US census, Henry M “Beels” as photographer; wife Emeline, children Burton, Effie and “Scuyler” listed
1891
Hornellsville, NY, business directory, Beeles Studio; as photographer
1895 Mar and May
Olean (NY) Democrat, Beeles is mentioned as photographer
1900 Jun 14
Great Valley, NY, US census, Henry M Beeles as farmer
1905 Jun 01
Great Valley, NY, NY state census, Henry M “Beels” as salesman
1910 Apr 28
Great Valley, NY, US census, Henry Beeles as farmer; wife Emeline, children: Schuyler, Effie

1915 Jun 01
Great Valley, NY, NY state census, Henry M Beeles as farmer; wife Emeline, children: Schuyler
1920 Jan 03
Great Valley, NY, US census, Henry M Beeles as farmer; wife, Emeline
1924 Apr 16
Great Valley, NY, Find A Grave, Henry Moyer Beeles dies at age 85

Only a few mentions of Henry M Beeles as photographer have been found: in the 1880 US census and in 1895 in the Olean (NY) County Democrat (See below). Sometime during that 15 year period, the business “partnership” between Beeles and Sutton formed and disolved. Quite possibly around 1891.

Mansfield (PA) Advertiser - 29 Mar 1876

Mansfield (PA) Advertiser - 29 Mar 1876

Rochester (NY) Democrat and Chronicle - 12 Jun 1890

The Olean (NY) Democrat - 26 Mar 1895

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The Olean (NY) Democrat - 10 May 1895

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Olean (NY) Democrat - 17 May 1895

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Ad from 1875 Hornellsville, NY, city directory

photographer: W L Sutton
171 Main Street, Hornellsville, NY
example from auction site

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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.

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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.
Email to the address found in the profile at the bottom of this page.

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