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Hurlburt triplets., Sybil Hurlburt Luddington. Sarah Hurlburt Bushnell. Susan Hurlburt Grinnell [i.e., Grennell]. Triplets, now seventy years of age.
Persistent link:
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Title
Hurlburt triplets.
Alternate title
Sybil Hurlburt Luddington. Sarah Hurlburt Bushnell. Susan Hurlburt Grinnell [i.e., Grennell]. Triplets, now seventy years of age.
Publisher
[New York? : s.n.]
Date
[1858?]
Physical description
1 print : engraving ; 9 x 11.9 cm.
Description
Three-quarter length portrait of the triplets, seated side by side. All three wear bonnets and hold their hands in their laps in a similar manner.
Notes
In The American phrenological journal, vol. 28 (Sept., 1858), p. 40.
“These persons resemble each other very strongly, more especially Mrs. Bushnell and Grennell. Though it is not always the case that twins and triplets resemble each other in appearance and character, yet it is more common for them to do so than it is for those of single birth, because the parents in cases of twins transmit characteristics to the progeny from one given condition of body and of mind….”--P. 40.
Genre
Portrait prints -- 1850-1859.
Engravings -- 1850-1859.
Subject
Hurlburt triplets -- Portraits.
Bushnell, Sarah Hurlburt -- Portraits.
Grennell, Susan Hurlburt -- Portraits.
Luddington, Sybil Hurlburt -- Portraits.
Hurlburt family -- Portraits.
Women.
Phrenology.
Older women.
Triplets.
Related resource
http://www.librarycompany.org/extraordinarywoman/age.htm
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Portraits of American Women
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