Heaton and Wade family papers, 1808-1884.

Heaton, Charles, Mrs., 1836-1883

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Mary Margaret Heaton was the daughter of London silk merchant J. Keymer, who introduced her to his friends among London's literati. She married Chemistry Professor Charles Heaton, and made a name for herself as an authority on art. In addition to her writings about art, she authored several children's stories. From the description of The Princess von Hohenschwarzenkohlen and the Prince von Hohenstauffenstollen, 18-- (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 50039...

Bates, Hervey

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State Bank of Indiana

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Heaton and Wade Family.

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Lanier, J. F. D. (James Franklin Doughty), 1800-1881

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Ray, James M.

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Art collector; St. Joseph, Mo. Born 1924. Ray, the former director of the Albrecht Art Museum in St. Joseph, Missouri, is a major collector of John Wilde's art work. From the description of James M. Ray files on artists, 1962-1993. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122566321 ...

Wade, Isaac F. (Isaac Ferris), 1811-1898

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Wade, Alethia

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