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family group having a picnic
he might have been a member of the Stone family of New York City
one with very short hair (possibly due to a recent illness)
He had been a sufferer from facial neuralgia and it is supposed that after going to bed he had a heart attack of that ailment and passed off at once
1860s CDV Boston Street Peddler - Convicted of Murder Crime Rare Unusual science family group having a picnicOriginal 1869 CDV of Isaac Sawtell, known as the "Yankee Doodle Whistler" in Boston at that time. He was a street person a seller of shoes, leather, clothing and anything he could make a buck on. His whistle signaled that he was in the area and had goods on him. He was convicted of r^pe in 1876 and in 1880 he killed his own brother in Maine. While awaiting the gallows in 1891 he suffered an opium induced stroke and died. CDV is 4" x 2. 5" and in very
