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Thomas Davis Giles, 'the blind harpist,' was born November 28, 1820 in Blaenavon, Pembrokeshire, Wales. He came to Utah in 1856 with Edward Bunker's company. Died November 2,1895. Picture donated by Margaret A.C. Fifield (text on the front mat). It is an oval sepia photo mounted in a frame with cream and brown backing.
George Quayle Cannon, an early member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was born January 11, 1827 in Liverpool, Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool, Merseyside, England and died April 12, 1901 in Monterey, Monterey County, California (buried in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah). The portrait is placed in a glass frame with black and gold borders.
Thomas Jessop portrait. Back of photo states: 'Joan, from Pa Jessop... My father, Thomas Jessop. Property of Marilda Jessop Andrews.' Creator of photo is labeled on the back, 'Cardon Art Gallery, Artists, Logan, Utah.'
Nicholas Crookston was a police chief / sheriff in Cache County. 'N.W. Crookston, Chief' is written in pen at the top.
Brown, framed 22" x 26" crayon portrait of Samuel Crowther Mitton. Gold trim around the glass.
Ricy Davis Jones, unframed black and white crayon portait mounted on canvas and a wooden frame, 16" x 20"
Lucy Mack Smith, mother of the prophet Joseph Smith. Image is placed in a dark brown wooden frame with gold inner border and black mat.
Freelove Miller Hammond, daughter of William Henry and Almira Pond Miller, was born July 24, 1845 near Carthage, Illinois. Married Milton Datus Hammond January 29, 1864 and became the mother of ten children. She died June 8, 1879.
Julia Ann Hammer Smith, daughter of Austin Hammer and Nancy Jane Elston, was born September 9, 1836 and died January 14, 1920. Julia's father was killed in the Haun's Mill Massacre, October 30, 1838 when she was two years of age. She traveled with her mother and five other fathers. Portrait sits in a brown wooden frame.
Laura Johanna Ingeman Mickelsen, born August 27, 1844 in Fragman, Norway and died January 9, 1934 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. She was a pioneer of 1853 and one of three wives of Niels Mickelsen. Portrait sits in a light brown frame with silver and gold inner borders.
Allie Kitchen Thatcher, born April 12, 1808 in Ganotown, Berkeley County, West Virginia. In 1828 she married Hezekiah Thatcher. They joined the church and emigrated to Utah. They arrived in the Salt Lake valley and helped settle Logan. She died in Salt Lake City, Utah. Portrait in carved golden, large rectangular frame with dark blue mat.
Unidentified female portrait in golden, carved wooden frame.
Ella Gustaveson Reese was born October 21, 1825 in Vadstena, Östergötland, Sweden and died March 3, 1900. She came as a pioneer to Logan September 10, 1863. Portrait sits in dark brown wooden frame with inner carved gold border.
Elizabeth Adamson Leishman, daughter of John Adamson and Ellen Cameron Adamson, was born on November 19, 1846 in Kircaldly, Fifeshire, Scotland and died February 8, 1928 in Logan, Utah. The entire family was converted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and decided to seek their future in America among the people of their newfound faith. They traveled to Liverpool, England and boarded the ship 'Monarch of the Sea' on May 16,1861 and arrived in Utah September 12, 1861 Portrait is placed in a copper colored frame.
Ann H. Davis was born in 1823. She married David W. Davis in Wellsville, Cache County, 1853. Her husband died in 1858. Portrait is placed in a light brown, wood frame with carved golden inner borders.
Elizabeth Mathews, in whose honor the DUP camp of Providence was named. It is a portrait in dark brown wood 'tortoise shell' frame.
Elthura Roseltha Merrill Collett, born September 13, 1842 and died July 13, 1915. She and her husband, Reuben Collett, were the first couple married in Smithfield, Utah. Portrait is placed in a light brown wood frame with gold carved inner borders.
Margrethe Dorthea Jensen Nielsen. Her husband Niels Bendt Nielsen was born July 24, 1822 in Horsholm, Frederiksborg, Denmark. Came to Utah on September 20, 1856 and died March 15, 1913. Portrait is placed in a gold-colored, carved wooden frame.
Photograph of Louisa Scott Morgan, wife of Edward Morgan. She was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Menary Scott. Born March 20, 1840 in Bloomfield, Adam County, Illinois and died November 1, 1900 in Millcreek, Salt Lake County, Utah. Left winter quarters March 30, 1848 in the Heber C. Kimball Company. Portrait sits in a medium, rectangular, gold-colored, carved frame with a black mat.
Eliza R. Snow was the second president of the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Mary Ann Potts Pearson, born May 26, 1831 in Sutherland, Durham County, England. Arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1853. Married John Pearson in 1856 and came to Logan in 1860. She was the mother of eight daughters and died June 19, 1905. It is an oval photo in a black wood frame with gold-colored inner border and gray mat.
