Mote Family Photo Gallery, Warren County, Ohio

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Warren County Photo Gallery

Mote Family

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Marcus Mote Collection. 1835-1970. FMS 5. at Earlham College, Richmond, IN
Marcus Mote (1817-1898) was a Quaker artist of Lebanon, Ohio, and Richmond, Ind., best known for his portraits of Quakers. The Mote Collection consists of diaries, notebooks, correspondence, and works by Mote, as well as research material on Mote gathered by former Earlham College Archivist Opal Thornburg
Mote-Kersey Family Papers. SC 34 at Earlham College, Richmond, IN
Two notebooks compiled by Luke Smith Mote (1812-1898), Friend and historian of West Branch Meeting, Miami County, Ohio, entitled "Note Book on West Branch" and "Sketch Book of Lineal Descent; or Genealogical Register of the Mote & Mendenhall Families" (1855). Also W. Rufus Kersey, "Traditions and Incidents of Family History," 1916, concerning the Steddom family of Bush River, South Carolina, and Warren County, Ohio. Photocopies; gift of Richard M. Kelly of Baltimore, 1991

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Miriam Mendenhall Mote
Painted by her son Marcus Mote
Written on back of painting

"Miriam Mote born in N.C. 1792
My Mother from (unknown symbols) on a
photo taken when she was near 80 years
old.
Painted by her son Marcus Mote in
Richmond, Ind. when nearly 73. 5/29
1890"

by
Vivian Combs Moon
1 May 2007

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