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Cased portrait of Mrs. Josephine Neal Robb, "Cousin Jodie", daughter of Daniel R. Neal.

1. Portrait of Mrs. Josephine Neal Robb

IDNO:: 037936
Title:: Portrait of Mrs. Josephine Neal Robb
Date:: ca. 1850-1870
Description:: Cased portrait of Mrs. Josephine Neal Robb, "Cousin Jodie", daughter of Daniel R. Neal.

Cased portrait of Eliza Peters, wife of J. M. Byrnside, holding an unidentified small child.

2. Eliza Peters, Wife of J. M. Byrnside and Unidentified Child

IDNO:: 037946
Title:: Eliza Peters, Wife of J. M. Byrnside and Unidentified Child
Description:: Cased portrait of Eliza Peters, wife of J. M. Byrnside, holding an unidentified small child.

Cased portrait of Leah Ballard

3. Leah Ballard

IDNO:: 037947
Title:: Leah Ballard
Description:: Cased portrait of Leah Ballard

Harsh stood strongly with the Union during the Civil War in the midst of a Confederate stronghold in Barbour County. He served under Captain Michael T. Haller. This cased image of Harsh is possibly a ambrotype.

4. Samuel F. Harsh of Barbour County (W. Va.) Home Guard

IDNO:: 039148
Title:: Samuel F. Harsh of Barbour County (W. Va.) Home Guard
Date:: ca. 1861
Description:: Harsh stood strongly with the Union during the Civil War in the midst of a Confederate stronghold in Barbour County. He served under Captain Michael T. Haller. This cased image of Harsh is possibly a ambrotype.

Pierpoint was originally from Morgantown, Virginia (later West Virginia. He was employed in Indiana at the start of the Civil War and enlisted in a Indiana regiment. His parents, also loyal to the Union, were still living in Morgantown. This cased image is probably an ambrotype.

5. Union Corporal Jacob Pierpoint, 19th Indiana Vol. Regiment

IDNO:: 039207
Title:: Union Corporal Jacob Pierpoint, 19th Indiana Vol. Regiment
Date:: ca. 1862
Description:: Pierpoint was originally from Morgantown, Virginia (later West Virginia. He was employed in Indiana at the start of the Civil War and enlisted in a Indiana regiment. His parents, also loyal to the Union, were still living in Morgantown. This cased image is probably an ambrotype.

Either an ambrotype or tintype, Pre-Civil War image of a young G. P. Gardener.

6. Cased Portrait of G. P. Gardner of Point Pleasant, Va. (later W. Va.)

IDNO:: 039362
Title:: Cased Portrait of G. P. Gardner of Point Pleasant, Va. (later W. Va.)
Date:: ca. 1855
Description:: Either an ambrotype or tintype, Pre-Civil War image of a young G. P. Gardener.