Related Records

1. 002.003 - Chair with which Mrs. Lloyd (Euphemia) Rees started housekeeping in 1841 in Ohio. It has split Hickory bark seat. Was in continuous use for 98 years. She was the mother of James Rees, first husband of Alice Borst, mother of Jerry Rees. Two-slat back.

   Chair

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 002.006 - White ironstone platter with square ends used by Mrs. Lloyd (Euphemia) Rees with which she started housekeeping in 1841 Ohio.

   Platter

   Record Type: Object

   
3. 002.007.A.B - Two white square ironstone sauce dishes from set of dishes Mrs. Lloyd Rees started housekeeping with in 1841 in Ohio.

   Dish, Sauce

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 075.175 - Red silk campaign handkerchief used when Harrison was running for President of the United States. Losing Candidate, 1836. Occupation, Professional Soldier. Party, Whig. Running mate, Francis Granger. Born 1773, died 1841. Handkerchief belonged to Gene Hill's father. Diamond shaped pattern, white squares. 9 small squares in each large one with small red dot in center of each small square. Diagonal pattern of small white squares with red dots between patterns of larger squares. Machine sewn edges.

   Handkerchief

   Record Type: Object

   
5. PO.002.0049 - Daguerreotype picture of Mrs. Moorehead Anderson with breast pin on. She was great-grandmother of James Rees, father of Jerry Rees. 2"x3" oval in frame of the case. The picture is of an elderly lady, with a white bonnet on her head. The ties fall over her shoulders, over the white collar of her dress. Her dress is a dark color. The case has a hard frame, and the cover is embossed design with doves in the center. It folds like a small book and has two metal hooks for closure. Inside has a velvet lining and the frame is of a gilt color.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo