19th Century American Politicians

Formal portraits of 19th-century American politicians, seated elegantly in armchairs, showcasing their refined clothing styles and distinct beards.

Hon. Mark Dunnell of Minn.

Hon. Geo. W. Booker of Va.

Hon. Henry Laurens Dawes of Mass.

Hon. Mark Dunnell of Minn.

Hon. Edward Isaac Golladay of Tenn.

Hon. Lionel Allen Sheldon of La.

Hon. B.F. Flanders

Hon. Thompson Ware McNeely of Ill.

Hon. R.C. Trowbridge of Mich.

Earl De Gray

Hon. Wm. Pitt Kellogg of La.

Hon. Pierce

Hon. Omar Dwight Conger of Mich.

Hon. Albert George Burr of Ill.

Hon. Alfred Eliab Buck of Ala.

Earl De Gray

Hon. Wm. Lewis Stoughton of Mich.

Hon. Abram Baldwin Olin of N.Y.

Corwin, Jr.

John Potter Stockton, Senator, New Jersey

J.O. Putnam

Prof. Henry Peters Gray

General Weightman, U.S.A.

Hon. Charles Hays of ALA

Senator Sawyer

Hon. Pomeroy

Hon. Gorham

Hon. Edgar Cowan

Hon. Stevenson

Butler, Hon. Mathew C. of S.C. Senator. (General in the Confederate Army)

Ransom, Hon. Matt W. of N.C. Gen. in C.S.A

Rollins, Hon. Edward Henry, Sen. of N.H. Chairman of N.H. delegation in the Republican National Convention at Chicago in 1860

Hon. Butler

C.B. Denis

Hayes, President Rutherford B.

Hon. Thomas Kinsella of N.Y.

White, Hon. Joseph Worthington, Rep. of Ohio, Delegate to Democratic National Convention at Baltimore in 1860

Belknap, Gen. W.W.

Hon. Geo. Merrick Brooks of Mass.

Richard O'Gorman

Hon. Aaron Augustus Sargent of California

Wm. M. Stewart

Hon. William G. Donnan of Iowa

Hon. Sawyer

R.B. Rhett, Jr.

Hon. Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar of Mississippi, Colonel of 18th Miss. Inf. C.S.A. Sect'y of Interior in Cleveland's Cabinet, Supreme Court Judge

W.J. Waterberg

Hon. E.M. Braxton of Va.

Hon. Matt Whitaker Ransom of N.C., Peace Commissioner to the Provisional Congress at Montgomery, Ala. Major in Confederate Army

John Bigelow

Hon. George Hunt Pendleton of Ohio

Rev. J. Miler

Sir Thomas Tobin

C.B. Denis

Hon. Chanler

Marsh, Hon. Levi of Pa.

Hon. Samuel S. Marshall

Purman, Hon. W.J. of Fla.

Hon. Wm. Windom of Minnesota

Rev. S. Osgood

Dawes, Hon. Henry L. of Mass.

Baron Ostensacker

Hon. L.W. Perce

Hon. Austin Franklin Pike of N.H.

Brady, Thos. J.

Hon. Dodds

Woodford, Gov. Stewart L. of N.Y.

John Lathrop Motley

Hon. John Hancock of Texas

Rev. A.D. Cole

Hon. John Dodson Stiles of PA

Hon. Henry Winter Davis of Md.

Clark, Hon. John Bullock of Mo. (Brig. Gen. in Confederate Army)

Rev. Kelsey

W.J. Waterberg

Hon. James Clark McGrew of W. Va.

Fred S. Cozzens

Rev. Hopkins

Hon. Daniel Clark of N.H.

Blunt, Gen. J.G. (not in uniform)

Hon. Edwards

Hon. Alfred O.P. Nicholson of Tenn.

Hon. Wm. Porcher Miles of S.C.

Joseph Coburn

Antone Parvali

Hon. John Henry Ketcham of N.Y.

Prof. S. Manney

Hon. Wm. Johnson

Pemberton

Rev. J. Miller

Geo. Robeson

Miller, Hon. (James Francis) of Texas. (Private Co. I. 8th Texas Cavalry, Terry's Texas Rangers)

Fred S. Cozzens

Hon. John A.J. Creswell

Hon. J.W. Smith

Hon. Bowen

Hon. Chas. R. Train

Hon. W.M. Springer of Ill.

Hon. Chas. R. Train of Mass.

Hon. John Conover Ten Eyck

Hon. Samuel Clarke Pomeroy, Kansas

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