Historic Photograph Collections

Roelofson/Johnson Family photographs, 1860s-1950s.

Collection number: PH287

Extent: 1 linear ft. (3 containers)

Abstract

The Roelofson family descended from a Hessian soldier named Lawrence Roelofson, Sr. (?-1818). Marriages to John Tucker Scott (1809-?), Neill Johnson (1802-1851), Benjamin Franklin Hall (dates unknown), and Thomas Porterfield Jack (1821-1906) established related branches of the family, many of whom moved to Oregon as pioneers and settled in Marion County. The collection consists of portraits of family members, primarily 19th century, and group portraits or snapshots from the Oregon clan's family gatherings, which began around 1900 and continued through the 1950s

Preferred citation: [Identification of item], Roelofson/Johnson Family photographs, PH287-[item number], Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403-1299.

Image shown: The image shown is "Dixie Queens" (two schoolgirls at lunch from Hadleyville, Oregon, circa 1911), Roy C. Andrews collection, PH003-P954, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403-1299.

Biographical Sketch

David C. Duniway (1912-1993) was a member of an Oregon pioneer clan that included his grandmother, suffragist Abigail Scott Duniway, and her brother, Oregonian publisher Harvey Scott. David established the State Archives of Oregon and was active in local history and in personal genealogical research. He served as archivist of the Roelofson-Johnson family. The following is a brief summary of key documents from his papers and should not be considered comprehensive.

According to documents compiled and summarized by David Duniway and his cousin, Wylie Wayne Rolofson (1884-1973), the Roelofson family (also spelled Rolofson, Roleson, Ralston and many other variants) descends from Lawrence Roelofson (c. 1730s-1818), a Hessian soldier who came to the colonies in the 1750s, fought in the French and Indian War, and settled down with a Maryland girl named Caroline. The family also lived in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and were early settlers of Henderson County, Kentucky. Lawrence Roelofson Jr. (1762?-1855) was a Cumberland Presbyterian "exhorter." He married Mary Smith (1779?-1862) in 1795 and the family had twelve children: Sarah, Elizabeth, Moses, Margaret, Esther, Tabitha, Ann, Martha, Mary Jane, William Anderson, and Thomas Smith. They moved to Illinois in 1821.

An 1829 pamphlet, A Narrative of the captivity and suffering of Isaac Knight from Indian Barbarity, chronicled a 1793 event. Isaac Knight (1782-?), son of Lawrence Roelofson Junior's daughter Ann, was kidnapped in Washington County, Pennsylvania by a group of Pottawottamies and Kickapoos. Recently vaccinated for smallpox, he suffered a minor version of the illness but passed it to his captors. He was held for two and a half years, then escaped with the help of a river boat captain.

Lawrence Senior's daughter, Anne Roelofson (1811-1852), died of cholera on the Oregon trail; the rest of her family continued on and settled in Oregon. She was married to John Tucker Scott (1809-?) and the Scott family had twelve children: Lawrence, Mary Frances, Abigail Jane, Margaret Ann, Harvey Whitefield, Catherina Amanda, Harriet Louise, John Henry, Edward, Sarah Maria, William Neill, and Alice. Abigail (1834-1915) married Benjamin Duniway-Abigail Scott Duniway became a noted writer and a pillar of the Oregon suffrage movement. Her brother, Harvey W. Scott (1838-1910), edited and then published the primary newspaper of the state, the Oregonian.

Anne's sister, Esther Roelofson (1806-1874,) married Neill Johnson (1802-1851) and they also emigrated to Oregon and settled in McMinnville. Esther had twelve children including a son, Lysanus Berry (1840-1895), who married Rebecca Jane Hall. One of the Johnson daughters, Sarah Frances, married Thomas Porterfield Jack (1821-1906) and they lived in Marion County. Another, Mary Ann, married Benjamin Franklin Hall and they also emigrated to Marion County; their son James J. Hall (1871-1947) owned a photographic studio in Woodburn and was mayor of the town 1918-1924.

The Roelofson-Johnson clan of Oregon began reunion gatherings in 1907. Many were held at the Jack farm near McMinnville, others at campgrounds at Woodburn and Seaside.

Scope and Content Note

The collection consists of portraits of family members, primarily 19th century, and group portraits or snapshots from the Oregon clan's family gatherings, which began around 1900 and continued through the 1950s. The portrait collection includes tintypes and has good examples of the genre. Many of the reunion images have been attributed to photographer J.J. Hall, a member of the clan, on the basis of the quality and annotations.

Box 1

• PH287_001: [Portrait of young woman, tinted tintype in complete oval Union case, lacking only front padding] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT-C.
• PH287_002: [Portrait of soldier, tinted tintype in half of leather case with metal frame and glass] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1862 c. FORMAT VT-F.
• PH287_003: Mary Roelofson Wood, 1862 [Portrait of woman, tintype in complete Union case] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1862. FORMAT VT-C.
• PH287_004: Joel Wylie Gilson [portrait of middle aged man, tinted] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_005: [Portrait of child, probably boy] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_006: [Portrait of young woman] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_007: [Portrait of infant, held by adult draped except for hands] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_008: [Portrait of two men standing by prop fence with architectural backdrop] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_009: Joel Wylie Gilson and his wife, Nancy. "He was my father's uncle, my great-uncle, I was named for himâ€" Wylie" [Portrait of couple, tinted] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_010: [Portrait of woman wearing scarf, tintype] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_011: [Portrait of two young men, seated. Diaper pattern on studio floor] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_012: Wylie Roelofson's sister [more text illegible. Tinted tintype of man and woman seated, arm in arm] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT.
• PH287_013: Loucetta Neels, 1855? [Portrait of young woman, b. 1846, aged about 20. Tintype in paper mount] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT-P.
• PH287_014: Warren T. Rolofson [Portrait of adult man, tintype with paper frame] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1860s-1890s. FORMAT VT-P.

Box 2

• PH287_015: George McLoughlin [portrait] BY Johnson, W.P. & Co. of Salem, OR. LOC Oregonâ€"Salem, Marion/Polk County. DATE 1873-1888. FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_016: [Portrait of couple, diaper-patterned studio floor] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_017: Saphrona Hall McLoughlin [portrait] BY Johnson, W.P. & Co. of Salem, OR. LOC Oregonâ€"Salem, Marion/Polk County. DATE 1873-1888. FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_018: [Portrait of unidentified man, badly damaged] BY Trilby Photos/Stanton Photo Novelty Co. of Springfield, OH. LOC Ohio. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_019: Mrs. Jennie R. Johnson [portrait] BY Sperber of Allegheny, PA. LOC Pennsylvania. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_020: Warren T. Rolofson, Wilber T. Rolofson, Winfield T. Rolofson [studio portrait of three boys, 2-cent blue tax stamp] BY Grey, B. & Co. of Bloomington, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_021: Will, Theodore, Warren [3 Rolofson boys posed in studio, unmounted copy] BY Grey, B. & Co. of Bloomington, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT VPC.
• PH287_022: W. Blake Rees, 1-1/2 years old, Feb. 1889 [Toddler, "instantaneous photo"] BY Towne of Portland, OR. LOC Oregonâ€"Portland, Multnomah/Clackamas/Washington County. DATE 1889 Feb. FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_023: Roy Rolofson [Toddler in studio portrait] BY Fike, G.W. of Wilbur, NB. LOC Nebraska. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_024: [Portrait of young man] BY Hill's Gallery of Art, St. Cloud, MN. LOC Minnesota. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_025: [Portrait of middle-aged man] BY Miller & Goodpasture's Gallery of Lincoln, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT ALB.
• PH287_026: [Portrait of adult man with bow tie] BY Gray, B., Photographer, Bloomington, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_027: [Portrait of young woman] BY Gray, B., Photographer, Bloomington, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_028: [Portrait of woman] BY Mills, Thomas of Peoria, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_029: [Portrait of young man] BY Mills, Thomas of Peoria, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_030: [Portrait of young woman] BY Kesler, R.D. [of Wisconsin]. LOC Wisconsin. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_031: [Portrait of woman] BY Luccock, T.J. of Peoria, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_032: [Portrait of middle-aged man] BY Luccock, T.J. of Peoria, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT VPCV.
• PH287_033: [Portrait of three elderly bearded men wearing badges of Oregon Pioneer Association. Identified as William Roelofson, Henry Johnson and Neill Johnson. Smaller copy] BY Walsh, F.J. of Trenton, NJ. LOC New Jersey. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.
• PH287_034: Aunt Beckie Johnson [Portrait of adult woman] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.
• PH287_035: [Studio portrait of tall couple with exotic backdrop, she has bird on hat] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.
• PH287_036: [Portrait of bearded man] BY Glotfelter's New Gallery of Atlanta, IL. LOC Illinois. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.
• PH287_037: [Portrait of couple with domestic interior backdrop] BY McColl, J.A. of Brainer, MN. LOC Minnesota. DATE . FORMAT VPC.
• PH287_038: Lycander B. Johnson ( Aunt Beckie's husband) BY Towne, W.H. of Portland, OR. LOC Oregonâ€"Portland, Multnomah/Clackamas/Washington County. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.
• PH287_039: George W. Johnson, right-hand knot sawyer, Hatcher Mill [town illegible], Washington, Oct. 27 1901. [Portrait of young man] BY Unknown. LOC Washington State. DATE 1901 Oct 27. FORMAT VPC.
• PH287_040: Neil Johnson, son of Aunt Beckie. [Platino Finish] BY Cooke Studio of Centralia, WA. LOC Washington State. DATE . FORMAT VPC.
• PH287_041: [Portrait of three women, probably mother and daughters, standing with hands on each other's hips] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1915 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_042: JJH [Portrait of elderly couple, he has beard and glasses] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1900 c. FORMAT ALB.
• PH287_043: Lillian Olds, Fanny Cook's daughter. Taken from snapshot on trip to Japan, 1910 [Copy print portrait of middle-aged woman in hat] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1910. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_044: Elvia Fearnside [Copy print portrait of woman with lace scarf, probably from tintype] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_045: George Fearnside [Copy print portrait of middle-aged man] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1900 c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_046: Helen Fearnside Smith [Copy print portrait of woman with lace neck wrap, probably from tintype] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_047: Mother and brother George ( Margaret Fearnside Philebaum, probably) [Copy print portrait of woman and infant] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1900s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_048: Anna Eastham [copy portrait of young woman] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_049: Wallace Eastham [copy portrait of young man] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1910s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_050: Earl Stearns and Sport I [Copy portrait of young boy and dog standing by prop rustic fence] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1900s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_051: Earl Stearns (son of Clara Bell Duniway Stearns) [Copy portrait of boy aged about 8, leaning on sofa, wearing suit and straw hat] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1910s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_052: Clara Duniway [copy portrait of young woman] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_053: Margaret Scott [copy portrait of young woman] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1870s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_054: [Toddler standing near farm] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1910s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_055: Dennis Pellesbury family, April 1956 [Snapshot of elderly couple and young woman, 3 copies] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1956 Apr. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_056: [Snapshot of boy wearing dunce cap, posed in vintage schoolhouse] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1960s c. FORMAT PGS-CP.
• PH287_057: Arlene J. Marbles at tombstone of her great-great grandparents, Peyton (1791-1889) and Anna Wilkes (1797-1888), pioneers of 1845, married 73 years, , born Virginia, Union Point Cemetery, Banks, OR, July 1978 BY Unknown. LOC Oregonâ€"Banks, Washington County. DATE 1978 Jul. FORMAT P-C.
• PH287_058: Roelofson Clan, 1912, scenic Oregon [Group portrait in front of house and barn] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1912. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_059: Roelofson Clan, 1912, scenic Oregon [Second version of group portrait in front of house and barn] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1912. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_060: Rolofson Clan, taken at Jacks place, 1920. "This is the first meeting we attended. There were 143 thereâ€" Wylie" [Group portrait in front of farmhouse, 2 copies] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1920. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_061: 1920 or 1921, Barton Jacks [Group portrait in garden, probably reunion, 2 copies] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1920-1921. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_062: Roelofson Clan, Seaside, 7-18-15, meets at Woodburn 1916 [Group portrait in front of cottage labeled "Henshaw", postmarked letter on back to Ella Snyder of Boring, 2 copies] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Seaside, Clatsop County. DATE 1915 Jul 18. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_063: Rolofson Clan, taken at Woodburn [group portrait beside large clapboard building, 2 copies] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1915 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_064: [Roelofson Clan, posed in campground c. 1914] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1914 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_065: 1922, Corbett [Group portrait by trees, probably reunion] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1922. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_066: [Woman and girl in horse-drawn gig, at reunion campground] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1914 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_067: [Large family group in open car] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1910s c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_068: Newberg, Sam Timberlakes, July 14, 1918 [Woman and group of children with flag banner, 2 copies] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 Jul 04. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_069: [Roelofson Clan, posed in front of Newberg house with flag banner, July 4, 1918] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 Jul 04. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_070: [Group dinner of clan, trellis by Newberg house, c. 1918] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_071: [Group dinner of clan, trellis by Newberg house, c. 1918, different version] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_072: [Group portrait in front of Newberg carriage house, c. 1918] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_073: [Group portrait on porch of Newberg house, awning for dining area at left, c. 1918] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 c.. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_074: [Group portrait under awning at Newberg house, children's table in front] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Newberg, Yamhill County. DATE 1918 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_075: [Young men and young women playing on carriage in farm yard] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1918 c. FORMAT PGS-PC.
• PH287_076: The Roelofson Clan Picnic, July 13, 1952, taken by Bruce & Mary Ann Moore [color snapshot at campground] BY Moore, Bruce & Mary Ann. LOC Oregon. DATE 1952. FORMAT P-C.
• PH287_077: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_078: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_079: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_080: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_081: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_082: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_083: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_084: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_085: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_086: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_087: [Snapshot of Roelofson reunion at campground, 1954?] BY Unknown. LOC Oregon. DATE 1950s. FORMAT PGS.

Box 3

• PH287_088: [Roelofson-Johnson-Hall group portrait on sidewalk by storefront, many identified on overlay] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1914 c. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_089: Johnson-Hall reunion group posed in garden, c.1900-1910. Includes Julie Hall, Mrs. Johnson, Jane Hall, Edith Hall, Grandma Hall and Pa, Ab Hall, Oran Hall , according to copy in J.J. Hall collection at Oregon State Library] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1914 c. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_090: Left to right seated, Mrs. Duniway, Wm. A. Roelofson (your uncle Bill) Mary Ann Johnson Hal, oldest daughter of Neill & Esther Johnson, John J. & wife above. Next to Bill I think is Neill Johnson's daughter, mother of the Hall boys. The two men I think ar BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1914 c. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_091: [Roelofson-Johnson-Hall group portrait at side of clapboard house] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1925 Jul. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_092: [Roelofson-Johnson-Hall group portrait at campground, 1920s or 1930s, 2 copies] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1920s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_093: [Roelofson-Johnson-Hall group portrait at campground, 1920s] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1920s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_094: [Roelofson-Johnson-Hall group portrait at campground, 1920s] BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1920s. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_095: Left to right seated, Mrs. Duniway, Wm. A. Roelofson (your uncle Bill) Mary Ann Johnson Hal, oldest daughter of Neill & Esther Johnson, John J. & wife above. Next to Bill I think is Neill Johnson's daughter, mother of the Hall boys. The two men I think ar BY Hall, James J. of Woodburn, OR (attrib). LOC Oregonâ€"Marion County. DATE 1914 c.. FORMAT PGS.
• PH287_096: [Portrait of three elderly bearded men wearing badges of Oregon Pioneer Association. Identified as William Roelofson, Henry Johnson and Neill Johnson. Larger copy] BY Walsh, F.J. of Trenton, NJ. LOC New Jersey. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.
• PH287_097: [Headstones of Warren Taylor Roelofson (1850-) and Lousetta Neel (1846-1899) on display. 3 copies] BY Unknown. LOC Unknown. DATE 1924 Jun 27. FORMAT ALB.
• PH287_098: Aunt Beckie Johnson & family. Front, L-R, Henry, Aunt Beckie, Arch, Lucy. Back Neil, Thresa, George, Gertrude [Studio portrait of family] BY Allen, R.E. of Centralia, WA. LOC Washington State. DATE . FORMAT ALB-M.

Related materials

This collection was separated from the Roelofson-Johnson portion of the Duniway Family Papers, Coll. 232, which include extensive genealogical data and corrrspondence. Abigail Scott Duniway was the daughter of Anne Roelofson Scott.

Ownership

Publication rights: Property rights reside with Special Collections and University Archives. Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish images must be submitted to the Photographs Curator of Special Collections and University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.

Access restrictions: None.

Provenance: The collection was donated by Sanchia Duniway in 2001.

Processed by: Normandy S. Helmer

Date Completed: October 2008