Cabinet Photo of Arabel E. Barber, Wife of Benjamin A. S. Whitman, Providence RI

Description

Circa 1885 Cabinet Photo of
Arabel Elizabeth Barber (1853-1924)
Providence, RI
This is an original period photograph of Arabel E. Barber, taken at P.H. Rosen's Photography Studio, Providence, Rhode Island.
Genealogy:
Arabel E. Barber
was born 3 Sep 1853 in Bellingham, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of
Adams J. Barber, Jr.
, &
Elizabeth A. Targard
She married
Benjamin Allen Swan Whitman
in 1881. Two children:
Vernon Whitman
, (Jan 1894-1958), married
Iola Estelle Northrup
Three children:
Marian E. Whitman
, b. 21 Jan 1918
Louis A. Whitman
, b. 1919. Louis was blind.
Bradford Vernon Whitman
, (1921-1995), Brown University 1944, married
Helen Poland
Three children:
Nancy Whitman
, married
_____ Mann
David P. Whitman
Stephen B. Whitman
Prescott Whitman
,(1896-1983), married
Marilla B. _____
(1890-1969). Child:
Kenneth B. Whitman
, (1927-2002)
Condition: Light contrast, light soiling and spotting, wear at edges and corners of mount. Writing in pencil on reverse: "Prescott A. Whitman's and Vernon Whitman's mother, Arabel Elisabeth Barber Whitman"
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