[Richmond Whig, Volume XX, Issue 13 (February 13, 1844), page 3. Advertisement.]
Rooms opposite the Banks, and next Door above Mr. Duquane's Wig Store.
[Harvey Mitchell (1799-1866)
Wig Store = French-born Robert Duquesne (born circa 1818); his wife Onezime (circa 1821-February 12, 1859) is buried in Shockoe Hill Cemetery, Richmond. They had at least two children: Gustavus (born 1844) and Leonen. Robert was a member of the Masonic Lodge Francaise in Richmond. Location of his Wig Store in 1844 was probably at or near Market Place.
This advertisement establishes Harvey Mitchell's continued work as a traveling portrait painter in 1844.]
[Many thanks to William Myers, Mary Davy, Sally Young and Sue Davis for their ongoing research collaboration.]
HARVEY MITCHELL,
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
Rooms opposite the Banks, and next Door above Mr. Duquane's Wig Store.
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[Harvey Mitchell (1799-1866)
Wig Store = French-born Robert Duquesne (born circa 1818); his wife Onezime (circa 1821-February 12, 1859) is buried in Shockoe Hill Cemetery, Richmond. They had at least two children: Gustavus (born 1844) and Leonen. Robert was a member of the Masonic Lodge Francaise in Richmond. Location of his Wig Store in 1844 was probably at or near Market Place.
This advertisement establishes Harvey Mitchell's continued work as a traveling portrait painter in 1844.]
[Many thanks to William Myers, Mary Davy, Sally Young and Sue Davis for their ongoing research collaboration.]
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