Caroline Matilda WOOD
1830 Ezra Ames portrait
From The Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture:
"Mrs. Eleazer Burnham (ca. 1785-1832)
1830
sitter: Mrs. Eleazer Burnham
ca. 1785 - 1832
Artist/ Maker: Ezra Ames
1768 - 1836
Overall: 29 7/ 8 x 23 7/ 8 in. ( 75.9 x 60.6 cm )
Oil on canvas
Purchase
Inventory Number: 1955.32
Classification: PAINTINGS-Portraits
Curatorial Remarks:
Caroline Matilda Wood was the daughter of the Hon. Walter Wood, first judge of Cayuga Country, New York, and Paulina Wood. Her family moved to Aurora, New York, in 1795, from White Creek, Washington County. She married Eleazer Burnham, her father's law partner in Aurora, in 1807."
emuseum.nyhistory.org
1830 Ezra Ames portrait
From The Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture:
"Mrs. Eleazer Burnham (ca. 1785-1832)
1830
sitter: Mrs. Eleazer Burnham
ca. 1785 - 1832
Artist/ Maker: Ezra Ames
1768 - 1836
Overall: 29 7/ 8 x 23 7/ 8 in. ( 75.9 x 60.6 cm )
Oil on canvas
Purchase
Inventory Number: 1955.32
Classification: PAINTINGS-Portraits
Curatorial Remarks:
Caroline Matilda Wood was the daughter of the Hon. Walter Wood, first judge of Cayuga Country, New York, and Paulina Wood. Her family moved to Aurora, New York, in 1795, from White Creek, Washington County. She married Eleazer Burnham, her father's law partner in Aurora, in 1807."
emuseum.nyhistory.org
