Charles Upham (1804-1886), who attended Amherst College and worked as a professor of science in Charleston, S.C., from 1834-61, before moving back to Amherst Fanny (1807?-1888), who married Lucius Boltwood (1792-1872). George Champlin (1802-1868), who was born in Rhode Island, graduated from Amherst College, later moved to Connecticut, and married Sally Inman Kast (d. In addition to Anne Elisabeth, Mase and Deborah had five children: Hannah (1795-1867), who married Hon.

The Southworths were related to the Shepard Family through the marriage of Edward Southworth and Anne Elisabeth Shepard-the daughter of Mase Shepard (1759-1821) and Deborah Haskins (1765-1841), who married in 1781. David (1779-1865) and his second wife, Prudence Brown Thurston (d.

In 1866, after the death of Mary, Edward married Harriet Anne Thurston Deane, with whom he had one child, Alice Harriet. Thomas Shepard and Sarah Williams Barrnett with whom he had children: Edward (1857-1882), Mary Woodbury 'Minnie' (1859-1947), and Thomas (1861-1940). In 1856, after the death of his wife, Edward married Mary Woodbury Shepard (1827-1861), the daughter of Rev. In 1841 Edward married Ann Elisabeth Shepard (1810-1855), a first cousin of Ralph Waldo Emerson, with whom he had children: George C. Southworth, he founded the Southworth Manufacturing Company in Agawam, Mass. In 1839, with his brother Wells and cousin John H. Generation III: Children of Abiah Southworth The children of Abiah and Keziah Southworth are best represented in this collection by Edward Southworth, who was educated at Harvard University in the 1820s and served as president of the Hampshire Paper Company of South Hadley, Mass. Generation II: Abiah Southworth and Keziah Boltwood The Southworth Family as represented in this collection begins with Dr. He is of a different line of Southworths from those featured in this collection. 1730), who was born in Mansfield, Conn., the son of Nathaniel Southworth. Generation I: Constant Southworth The collection begins with the memoir of Constant Southworth (b. Among others, he created portraits of well-known patrons such as the Wideners, Whitneys and Vanderbilts.The Southworth-Dickinson Family Papers include several generations of Southworth and Dickinson families of Springfield, Massachusetts, as well as the related Shepard, Boltwood, Thurston, Caffee, Deane, and Browne families, living in Massachusetts, Ohio, North Carolina, Maine, New York, and California. Awards included the Carnegie Prize at the National Academy in 1941. In 1918 he returned to the United States and taught at the Art Students League in New York. In 1888, he studied under Gustave Boulanger (1824-88) and Jules Lefebvre (1836-1911) at the Académie Julian, Paris he further trained with Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904) at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and exhibited at the Paris Salon for the first time in 1891 where he received an honourable mention. He established his own studio in New York in 1885 and worked for magazines such as Scribner’s Century, Harper’s and Collier’s. In Chicago, he worked as a stage painter at the Grand Opera House and for a lithography firm. 1879 to 1880 before joining his family in Chicago in the early 1880s. He lived with relatives in Germany from ca. Sterner took drawing classes at Birmingham Art Institute in 1875. Email: artist/maker: Albert Edward Sternerīorn: 1863, UK, England, London Died: 1946

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