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Start Over Collection Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930

A-B Box 1, Folder 1

Scope and Contents 29 photographs. Miss Mary Anderson as "Juliet" Leslie Allen and Annie Russell Alice Atherton (2) General Turner Ashby (from a rare photograph) Florence Baker Nellie Barbour Mendelssohn Bartholdy (Abraham Mendelssohn Bartholdy, German Jewish banker and philanthropist) General G. Beauregard Capt. Lucin L. Bass Bodeker Hugh Blair Grigsby Elizabeth Blair Bolling Elizabeth Blair, the wife of John Bolling, Jr. (2) William Bolling of Bolling Hall Thomas Bolling of Cobbs Mary Bolling, daughter John Bolling of Cobbs John Bolling, son of John Rolfe John Bolling Elizabeth Gay Bolling Thomas Bolling of Cobbs (2) Jane Bolling, the Wife of Richard Randolph of Curles William Bolling of Bolling Hall (2) Napoleon Bonaparte (2) John Buchanan (?)

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 1

C-E Box 1, Folder 2

29 photographs. Jennie Calef Jennie Calef W.S. Carrington at the Colonial Ball in Richmond, Virginia in 1876 Ada Cavendish Ada Cavendish John Le Clair Kate Claxtin, actress John R. Clemons Dr. R.B. Coleman Mrs. W.D. Coleman (Miss Nellie Bun) illegible Lotta Crabtree Capt. Jack The RT. Hon. The Countess of Dalhousie Fanny Davenport President Jefferson Davis Adelaide Deutchon Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shaw Gov. Dinwiddie Laura Don Jonathan Dove J.R. Dowell Miss Eastlake Edward VII Edward VII James L. Ege Joe Emmet Isabella Evesson Rolfe Eldridge

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 1

Composite and unidentified Box 2, Folder 5

London Stereoscopic Co.: four small portraits of women, Mary Anderson, Marie Roze, Lilly Langtry, Adelina Patti, for advertisement (on reverse) for Pear's Soap. Advertisement for "Allen & Ginter's Richmond Straight Cut (No.1) Cigarettes with small photographs of Gen. R.E. Lee, Pickett, Stonewall Jackson, Mosby and another Civil War leader. Unidentified woman

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 2

F-H Box 1, Folder 3

26 photographs. W. M. Fishback, Governor of Arkansas (William Meade Fishback) Cahs Fisher and Ada Rehan William Fleming, son of John and Mary Bolling Madame Fokina Jos. Fourgureon (?) Addison Fowler and Florenz Tamara Miss Nannie Giles, Sister of Peyton Giles, now Overton Connie Gilchrist William Gillette Lillie Glover Maud Granger and Atkins Lawrence Maud Granger Gilda Gray Major John H. Greann (?) Chester Hale George Hamilton Lizzie Harris Dr. Harris G. Harris, No. 7 Park Street Elizabeth Harrison William C. Hartmann Harriet Hoctor Moses Drury Hoge Moses Drury Hoge J. Shelton Horsley (Dr.) William J. Irwin

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 1

J-L Box 2, Folder 1

Scope and Contents 40 Photographs. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson "Julia" daughter of Stonewall Jackson Peter Jackson (4) Father Jannsens, Bishop of Natchez (Right Rev. Francis Janssens) Rev. Jeter Laura Joyce Mme Karina Miss Doris Keane Miss Doris Keane Miss Doris Keane Shirley Kellogg Miss Renee Kelly Miss Gwen Lally as King Charles II James H. Lane, Brig. Gen. Comdg N.C. Troops, A.N. Virginia Mrs. C.P. Lantrop (?) Mrs. Langtry Mrs. Langtry Nellie Larkell Mr. Lumio (?) Lave Mrs. Lavey (?) Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee Mrs. Leslie Catharine Lewis Mrs. Leoffler (?) Princess Louise (Note: married to commoner Marquis of Lorne, she was daughter of Queen Victoria) Marquis Louise (Note: Marquis of Lorne, Governor General of Canada from 1878-1883) Jeffries Lewis Policeman Lumpkin or Lampkin Mrs. Malvina Longfellow Mrs. Malvina Carter Longfellow Mrs. Malvina Longfellow Mrs. Lopokova Mme. Lopokova Miss Ruby Loraine Miss Violet Loraine Miss Violet Loraine F.W. Lubbock, Ex-Governor of Texas (Francis Richard Lubbock) Miss Lyster

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 2

M-Q Box 2, Folder 2

29 photographs Bishop Magill Robert E. Mantel Oscar Marshall Blount Mason, M.D. Sadie Martinot Sadie Martinot Sadie Martinot Margaret Mather Margaret Mather Ernest Matray Anne Meade, The wife of Richard Randolph Jr. Emily Melville Emily Melville E.B. Montague Unity (?) More Unity (?) More Miss Margaret Morris Miss Efga Myers Miss Efga Myers Miss Efga Myers Sol Myers (2) Christine Nilsson Miss Alice O'Brien Pavlova Henry M. Pitt Judge Pendleton Annie Pixley Pocahontas V. Prud homme (?) "Merry Xmas & a happy New Year, Dec. 1875...Washington, D.C., to my dear friend Bland Spotswood."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 2

R-S Box 2, Folder 3

24 photographs. Carrie Radcliffe Lady Ramsay John Randolph of Roanoke Richard Randolph Richard Randolph Jr. of Curles Mary Randolph, Wife of Wm Bolling, Daughter of Richard Randolph of Curles Ada Rehan Ada Rehan emily Rigl Blanch Roosevelt Mlle Rhea Thoman Rutherford ? W. Rucker (Alabama) Tommy Russell The Four Schrode Brothers Julia Sheldon Rev. Dr. R.N. Sledd and wife Snead E. H. Sothern E. H. Sothern Lady Spotswood Gov. Alexander Spotswood Prof. Stubbs C. Tully or J. Sully

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 2

T-Z Box 2, Folder 4

14 photographs. Theo Theo Chas R. Thorne, Jr. Lavelle Vallette Verdi Billy Wade, newspaper man Emie Weathersby Joseph Weaver Bishop Whittle Biship Whittle Tony, Luke, and Lou, the three Wilson Brothers Woodson (Reverend?) Chas E. Worthans (?) Edgar Yeary, 1883

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Warlow Photograph Collection, 1880/1930
  3. Box 2

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