The Norris - Lewis Family Album

Nice little intact family album from Macon Missouri circa 1864. Photographs range from about 1863 to about 1890 with a few
twentieth century images tossed in for flavor. Almost all of the images are identified including a Missouri captain in uniform
and a gentleman in civilian clothes who served in a Missouri unit. Others of the identified males may prove to be Civil War
veterans through research.

Contents of album:

1. Mrs. E. Dibble, by Geo Wells, Macon MO. "Grandmother Norris' close friend. circa 1870
2. Gabrielle Norris Hutchings, by P.F. Leonard, Macon MO. circa 1875
3. Annie Norris by P.F. Leonard, Macon MO circa 1875
4. empty
5. Emily Norris Lewis by Leonard, Macon MO circa 1875
6. Paul M. Lewis (infant) byJ.C. Gardner, Brookfield MO circa 1875
7. Emily Norris Lewis (duplicate of above)
8. empty
9. Charles E. Lewis, tintype in paper sleeve circa 1870
10. Ezra F. Norris, tintype in paper sleeve circa 1867
11. Edith Norris Young, tintype in paper sleeve circa 1867
12. Captain Wm. H. Lewis, by Thomas Rattan, Macon MO, remnants of revenue stamp on reverse, circa 1864. (see illustration)
13. Lee Lewis, no photographer noted, remnants of revenue stamp on reverse, circa 1864 (see illustration below)
14. Tom Karns, no photographer noted, remnants of renvenue stamp on reverse, circa 1864. (see illustration below)

15. John Galwith, by P. Godrey, Fulton MO. "Brother of Eliza Norris" circa 1875
16. Aunt Ellen Galwith, Fulton MO. No photographer noted, circa 1870
17. empty
18. empty
19. Peter Galwith (with wife) by Godrey, Fulton MO circa 1870
20. Mae, by Leonard, Macon MO circa 1875
21. Unidentified girl tintype circa 1875
22. Frank. Tintype in paper sleeve circa 1875
23. Paul Lewis. No photographer noted. Circa 1890
24. Joseph Fink, no photographer noted. "Uncle of Eliza Norris." Served in Company "H",
5th Missouri U.S. Res. Infantry.
25. Josephine Newland, by A.P. Bailey, Sacramento CA. "Dad's mother's sister." circa 1867
26. Vincent Roberson, tintype, no photographer noted. "Dad's brother." circa 1870
27. Maria Roberson, tintype, no photographer noted. "Dad's sister." circa 1870
28. Mattie Roberson, tintype, no photographer noted. "Dad's youngest sister." circa 1870
29. Josephine Roberson, tintype, no photographer noted, "Harry Roberson's sister." circa
1870
30. Wilford Smith, by Goebel, St. Charles MO. "Dad's Uncle" circa 1870