Contributed by Maine Historical Society
Description
Eleazer McKenney (1802-1873) of Portland was a grocery merchant and later worked in the flour trade. McKenney was the director of the National Traders Bank.
He and his wife, Olive Libby McKenney (1809-1888) had their portraits painted by noted artist Charles Octavius Cole.
The couple married in 1828.
About This Item
- Title: Eleazer McKenney, Portland, 1855
- Creator: Charles Octavius Cole
- Creation Date: 1855
- Subject Date: 1855
- Location: Scarborough, York County, ME
- Media: Oil
- Local Code: A86-944
- Object Type: Image
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