Book 1 Photograph 54 Closeup of Alex Hundly taken from Photo 55
Alternative Title
Hundley, Alexander S., 1838-
Description
A Tennessee Union veteran, Alexander S. Hundley came to Fort Benton in the 1860's and served as a trapper and freighter. He married widow Mrs. Francoise Gasia and moved to the Countryman area west of Columbus in 1877, where they homesteaded an Indian allotment. He lived with his stepdaughter Abbie Lande during his later years, according to They Gazed upon the Beartooths. In the marriage records of Montana, he is shown as marrying five times: first to Elizabeth Gasia sometime after 1877, next to Nettie Bratt in 1884, then to Ida Nagle in 1893, to Jennie McDaniel in 1897 (he divorced Nagle), and finally to Marietta Breckinridge Pitts in 1915.
Creator
Annin, James T., 1890-1984.
Genre (Short List)
Photographs
Type
Image
Date (unknown or estimated)
c. 1920
Subject (TGM)
Pioneers;
Rights Management
This image may be protected under copyright law, Title 17 U. S. Code.
Contributors
Museum of the Beartooths, Columbus, Mont.
Contributing Institution
Museum of the Beartooths, Stillwater County, Columbus, MT
Geographic Coverage
Stillwater County (Mont.).
Time Period Represented
Homesteading era, 1890-1910--Stillwater County (Mont.).
Digital Format
image/tiff
Format-Extent
75.2 MB
Digital Collection
Jim Annin Photo Collection
Physical Dimensions
8 X 10 image
Digitization Specifications
Scanned on original HP software on Officejet Pro 8500 A910 (NET) #2 at 1200 dpi.
