Orphan Photo #150

Another photograph by Albert Fowler of Meadville, Pennsylvania.  This woman looks very similar to the woman in another Fowler photo.  Wonder if they’re related?

Orphan Photo #150

Orphan Photo #146

No identification for the gentleman in this cabinet card.  The imprint reads Fowler, in Meadville, PA.  I’m pretty sure it’s the same Albert Fowler I’ve written about before, especially since on closer inspection the monogram in the middle contains an A, an R, and an F.  And looking back at another Fowler cabinet card, I see the same monogram that’s on this one.  In fact, the imprint is the same, but the board color is different.  Seeing as these photos came from the same mixed batch, I wonder if they’re all related.

Orphan Photo #146

Orphan Photos #107 & #108

These two photo appear to have been taken about the same time.  I suppose they could be related, but we have no idea who they are.

The imprint on thee cabinet cards reads:  A.R. Fowler, Meadville PA.

The photographer is probably Albert Fowler, found in both the 1900 and 1910 censuses as a photographer living in Meadville, Pennsylvania.  Albert was born about 1858 and his wife was named Flora.

Update 01/28/12 – These photos are likely Edward Collins and one of his daughters, Julia, Alice, or Margaret, and have both been reunited with family.  See the “Comments” for more information. 

Orphan Photos #107 & #108

Orphan Photo #72

Unfortunately there is no identifying information for this adorable young girl, likely from the Meadville, Pennsylvania area.

This cabinet card uses an olive green card and was probably taken in the 1880s or later.  The imprint reads:  Fowler, Meadville, PA.

Orphan Photo #72