Louisa, Madge, David, and Inez Denny, Seattle, circa 1858, Emily Inez Denny, circa 1858

David thomas denny (1832-1903) and louisa boren (1827-1916) were members of the seattle pioneers known as the denny party, 24 white people who settled in seattle in 1851. The two married in 1853 in city's first non-indian wedding, and had eight children together. In this image david and louisa pose with their children, emily inez denny (1854-1918), and madge decatur denny (1857-1889)" caption information source: "denny, david thomas (1832-1903)" by walt crowley, historylink. Org essay 1729 subjects (lctgm): families--american--washington (state)--seattle; pioneers--washington (state)--seattle. Date: circa 1858. Dimensions: height: 4 in (10.1 cm); width: 5.5 in (13.9 cm). Medium: cardboard, photographic print. Depicted Place: United States, Washington (State), Seattle, . Collection: University of Washington. Louisa, Madge, David, and Inez Denny, Seattle, circa 1858 (MOHAI 9502)

Edit image

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

0 downloads

david denny louisa boren denny emily inez denny family group portraits with 4 people from the united states seattle, washington in the 1850s black and white photographs of seattle before 1900 1850s portrait photographs cardboard photographic print united states, washington (state), seattle,university of washington