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Catherine Elvira Hobart

Catherine Elvira Hobart

Laura Wayland-Smith Hatch

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Editorial:
Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2022
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9781387667345

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The Catherine Elvira Hobart photographic compilation documents three generations of descendants of Catherine Elvira Hobart -a member of the Oneida Community, a mid-nineteenth century, religiously-based Perfectionist community-and her husband, James Lou Baker and presumed Community partner, John Humphrey Noyes. Highlighted in the book is her daughter, Jessie Catherine Baker Hatch Kinsley, a folk artist known for her exquisite silk braidings.

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