Add to ORKGFew, if any, Quaker families other than the Wisters had six brothers serving as Civil War soldiers. The births of those brothers are here recorded in the Wister family Bible, in use at “Belfield” in the nineteenth century. Note that Langhorne Wister had two other entries with two other names before his parents settled on “Langhorne” for his name.https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/residents_civil_war/1000/thumbnail.jp
Photographic portrait of John James McCook. The back of the photograph reads: "John J. McCook son o...
Photograph showing a family portrait of the McCook sons and daughter. The back of the photograph re...
This Bible was first owned by Fendall Whitworth who, in 1812, was born in Lincoln County before the ...
Few, if any, Quaker families other than the Wisters had six brothers serving as Civil War soldiers. ...
In Jones Wister’s Reminiscences, the fourth son of Sarah Logan Fisher Wister and William Wister rela...
Another Wister to distinguish himself in the Civil War was the fifth son, Francis, who became the ca...
The oldest son, William Rotch Wister, did not immediately join the military when the Civil War began...
The third son, Langhorne, became the captain of Company B of the 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunt...
Rodman (the youngest Wister brother) enlisted as a drummer boy when the Civil War first began, and h...
The Wister and Fisher families who lived on or near what is today La Salle\u27s campus were prominen...
The McCooks were a family that sent 14 men to war. This image shows six men, the tribe of John. Two...
From 1826 until her death in 1891, Sarah lived at--her grandchildren said “ruled”—“Belfield.” Her si...
In her memoirs, Ella Wister Haines writes that her uncle, John Wister—the second-born of the Wister ...
Photograph showing a home of the McCook family, 1886. The back of the photograph reads: "McCook cot...
Photograph showing a building that is identified in a similar photograph as "McCook Property Carroll...
Photographic portrait of John James McCook. The back of the photograph reads: "John J. McCook son o...
Photograph showing a family portrait of the McCook sons and daughter. The back of the photograph re...
This Bible was first owned by Fendall Whitworth who, in 1812, was born in Lincoln County before the ...
Few, if any, Quaker families other than the Wisters had six brothers serving as Civil War soldiers. ...
In Jones Wister’s Reminiscences, the fourth son of Sarah Logan Fisher Wister and William Wister rela...
Another Wister to distinguish himself in the Civil War was the fifth son, Francis, who became the ca...
The oldest son, William Rotch Wister, did not immediately join the military when the Civil War began...
The third son, Langhorne, became the captain of Company B of the 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunt...
Rodman (the youngest Wister brother) enlisted as a drummer boy when the Civil War first began, and h...
The Wister and Fisher families who lived on or near what is today La Salle\u27s campus were prominen...
The McCooks were a family that sent 14 men to war. This image shows six men, the tribe of John. Two...
From 1826 until her death in 1891, Sarah lived at--her grandchildren said “ruled”—“Belfield.” Her si...
In her memoirs, Ella Wister Haines writes that her uncle, John Wister—the second-born of the Wister ...
Photograph showing a home of the McCook family, 1886. The back of the photograph reads: "McCook cot...
Photograph showing a building that is identified in a similar photograph as "McCook Property Carroll...
Photographic portrait of John James McCook. The back of the photograph reads: "John J. McCook son o...
Photograph showing a family portrait of the McCook sons and daughter. The back of the photograph re...
This Bible was first owned by Fendall Whitworth who, in 1812, was born in Lincoln County before the ...