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Rediscovered Bingham Portraits: The Dunnicas, Part 2
Provenance and art historical research strongly suggested that family lore was true: George Caleb Bingham painted the heirloom portraits of William Franklin Dunnica and his wife, Martha Jane Shackelford. What Continue reading
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Tagged Agnes Lewis (Mrs. Joshua Belden), Ann Elizabeth Belden, Dr. Thomas Nicholas Cockerill, Elizabeth Morton Lewis, Elizabeth Morton Woodson, Emma Cockerill, Emma Donohoe, George Caleb Bingham, Joshua Belden, Judge Henry Lewis, Lucy Ann Jones, Lucy Ann Swinney, Martha Jane Dunnica, Martha Jane Shackelford, William Daniel Swinney, William Franklin Dunnica
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