Box 3

Scope and Contents note A175. Mr. Crawford of Guilford, Conn. - No photograph attached. A176. Mrs. Crawford of Guilford, Conn. - No photograph attached. A177. Gentleman of the Canfield Family, facing right A178. Lady of the Canfield family, facing left A179. Young Lady, about 18, facing right A180. ...

Scope and Contents note Note included explaining missing Data Sheet A185, Middle-aged Lady - SEE ALSO the James Sanford Ellsworth Artist File - Frick Art Reference Library for the photograph and description. A186. Young Man, Wm. H. Tanner, facing right A187. Joel Clark Jr., facing left A188. Suzannah Babcock Clark, facing right A189. ...

Scope and Contents note Additional oil paintings were produced by Ellsworth and listed in Art in America, Fall 1953, and mentioned by Mitchell in the 1974 Abby Aldrich Rockefeller exhibition catalogue, but not included in the Research Files. See the James Sanford Ellsworth Artist File - Frick Art Reference Library for Oil Painting 7, George Washington, and Oil Painting 12, Portrait of a Young Lady or Lady in a Brown...

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These examples were not presented in the 1974 catalogue for the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection exhibition.

Z1. Copy of #66, Ebenezer Rudd

Z2. Copy of #67, Deborah Baird Rudd

Z3. Middle-aged Lady, facing right

Z4. Copy of #73, Lady of the Folts Family of Albany - No photograph attached.

Scope and Content Note Arranged in number order of the Data Sheets. Includes correspondence re Data Sheets numbers : 17, 18, 22, 23, 27-37, 42, 43, 48, 49, 70, 73-83 ,93, 94, A1, A2, A7, A8, A9 and A12- A16. Correspondents include: Mrs. Hubbel Allen, Clinton deR. Coules, Robert J. Flanagan, Edgar W. Garbisch, Edna P. Hirons, Herbert H. Hosmer, George H. Huntington, Jr. , Miriam McCreem, McKearins Antiques, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Mrs. Milton Bartholomew, New Milford Historical Society, New York...

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Re caps worn by ladies in Ellsworth paintings, paper type, and bibliography. File also includes a photostat of drawings of Ellsworth chair styles, which are numbered 1-6, and notes written by Mitchell re dates of miniatures and Ellsworth handwriting.

Correspondents include: Dard Hunter Paper Museum of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Library of the Boston Athenaeum, Malabar Ltd. Theatrical Costumer, Helen D. Perkins, and the Pilgrim Society.

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Arranged alphabetically. Folder includes photostat from the New York State Library of a letter written by Ellsworth on August 28, 1861 to Governor Edwin D. Morgan, and typed notes on Ellsworth.

Correspondents include: Connecticut State Library, Free Library of Philadelphia, Dr. Albert A. Siebert, and State of Delaware Public Archives Commission.

Scope and Contents note In 1932, art student Julia D. Snow suggested that King could have painted several portraits that were attributed to Ellsworth. Mitchell did not support this idea and rebuked it in an article in Art in America, Autumn 1953. The folder contains correspondence re biographical information on King. Correspondents include Art in America, Julia Brown Carpenter (daughter of Josiah B. King), Lamson & Goodnow Mfg. Co., and...

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Includes typed notes listing Bushnell ancestors and the East and West Hartland, Connecticut Church Records. Correspondents include Jennie B. Minard and Ella M. Lewis.

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Includes handwritten notes by Mitchell, a typed genealogical chart of the Tice and Morgan families, and a photograph of the Morgan family taken in 1886 depicting the sitters on data sheets 44, 45, 59, 61 and 62. Correspondents include P.W. Morgan and W. Leonard Tice.