| Accession # | MU2013/92 |
| Topic | Miller, E. C. and Lou: Wedding Party Photograph, |
| Title | Mililler, E. C. - Wedding Party Photograph |
| Location | Archives' file folder section in order of accession number |
| Citation | Mililler, E. C. - Wedding Party Photograph, MU2013/92, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester University, North Manchester, Indiana. |
| Access | Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials. |
| Provenance | Collection of the Archives |
| Scope and Content | 1. Photograph composite, circa the turn of the 19th century. Note taped to composite: Wedding party of my Aunt Lou to E. C. Miller who after making much money in Studebakers became a television minister like Billy Graham!! Awful - Identified in the picture are E. C. Miller and Aunt Lou, as well as Aunt Grace and Ella Miller. (a Rice photograph, North Manchester, Indiana). |
| Date of Accession | 18 October 2013 |
| Bio History Note | Composite photograph of the wedding party of E. C. and Lou Miller.
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| Archivist Note | When I started my work in the Archives [April 2006] there were piles and clumps of photographs and materials at various locations. It appeared as if Plunkett, Flory, Studebaker, and Ulrey items were stored "together" and so I boxed them and kept them this way for a length of 7 years. In this cluster was a picture of Calvin Ulrey. Not knowing the relationships between families I was not clear about how these articles should be described and accessioned? In 2013 I thought it was time to make a decision. Flory objects were separated and the Calvin Ulrey picture was accessioned [MU2013/91]. What is left in this collection may or may not go together - but now the objects are described - nevertheless. Perhaps a future archivist or family historian will be able to do more research and determine the best description and accession record for these materials.
Description prepared 18 October 2013 by Jeanine M. Wine. |
