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The following is a portrait of Ella June Meade. The lithographic print was created by Armstrong & Co. in Boston, Massachusetts. Other than the sitter's name and printmaker, there is not much information on this image.
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It looks to me as tho Ella June Meade was an elocutionist who travelled the midwest in the 1870-80 era. I see her performanced noted in Iowa, Illinois, and New York State. She lived in Afton NY, and married Luther B. Cake around 1883. He was an author. Born in 1850, she's last listed in the 1930 census as a widow, and appears to be living in an institution.
Posted by: Virginia Child | August 05, 2011 at 11:58 AM