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	The Woman Behind the Lens: The Life and Work of Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1864-1952
		The Life and Work of Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1864-1952
		The Woman Behind the Lens: The Life and Work of Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1864-1952
		Johnston produced a good deal of the usual society portraiture of the time--including a nude photograph of a debutante that prompted the girl's outraged father to file a lawsuit--but she was also an important photodocumentarian.
	www.upress.virginia.edu /books/berch.html

	Colonial Churches in Virginia - Questia Online Library
		Contributors: Henry Irving Brock - author, Frances Benjamin Johnston - photographer.
		Book by Henry Irving Brock, Frances Benjamin Johnston; The Dale Press, 1930
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	www.questia.com /PM.qst?a=o&d=913989 (66 words)

	recipient.html
		Frances Bland Randolph Frances Tucker Francis Bailey Francis Dana Francis Eppes Francis Hopkinson Francis Huger Francis Johnston Francis Lewis Francis Lewis, Jr.
		Benjamin Hawkins Benjamin Hichborn Benjamin Huger Benjamin Huntington Benjamin Kent Benjamin Lincoln Benjamin Lincoln and Arthur Lee Benjamin Lincoln, Jr.
		Robert R. Livingston Robert R. Livingston and Gouverneur Morris Robert R. Livingston, Benjamin Lincoln, and Robert Morris Robert R. Livingston, Jr.
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /washington/delegates/recipient.html (1294 words)

	Body
		Fanny was related to the Johnston family through her father, Henry Maturin junior, Rector of Gartan, and to the Barton family through her mother, Frances Ann Hay, who descended from the marriage of Catherine Babington to Robert Hay of Lothian.
		Augustus Johnston, born 1828 entered TCD as Pensioner (Mr Flynn) Jul 1 1846 aged 18 Again his father was described as Benjamin, Gentleman, Co. Wicklow.
		Gabriel James Maturin was one of the most influential churchmen of his day.
	www.osborne.uk.net /web/Maturin1.HTM (16166 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Provenance: The photographic prints in Series P6 were made in the summer of 1949 by Samuel M. Boone of Chapel Hill from Frances Benjamin Johnston's original negatives.
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (16166 words)

	Collections -Palmquist @ womeninphotography.org
		Coming to Light: Frances Benjamin Johnston and the Foremost Women Photographers in America.
		Biren, Joan E. Seeing Women: 100 Years of Women's Photography.
		Reel Women: Pioneers of the Cinema 1896 to the Present.
	www.womeninphotography.org /bookarchive/collections.html (16166 words)

	Bedford Literary Reprints: Bedford Cultural Editions
		Johnston, Frances Benjamin, "New Negro" from The Hampton Album (The Marrow of Tradition)
		Somer, Paul von, Portrait of James I, c.
		Artist unknown, Map Preceding St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, facsimile edition of the Geneva Bible, 1560 (The Bedford Companion to Shakespeare)
	www.bedfordstmartins.com /literaryreprints/index_doc.htm (16166 words)

	recipient.html
		Frances Bland Randolph Frances Tucker Francis Bailey Francis Dana Francis Eppes Francis Hopkinson Francis Huger Francis Johnston Francis Lewis Francis Lewis, Jr.
		Robert R. Livingston Robert R. Livingston and Gouverneur Morris Robert R. Livingston, Benjamin Lincoln, and Robert Morris Robert R. Livingston, Jr.
		Benjamin Hawkins Benjamin Hichborn Benjamin Huger Benjamin Huntington Benjamin Kent Benjamin Lincoln Benjamin Lincoln and Arthur Lee Benjamin Lincoln, Jr.
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /washington/delegates/recipient.html (16166 words)

	Descendants of Frances Clark and Janet Galloway
		Benjamin Edward Clark born 12 Apr 1845, married Elizabeth Jane Howatt, born 28 Jul 1843, (daughter of Isaac Howatt and Jane Hawatt) died 1894.
		Charlotte Geddie Clark born 5 Dec 1846, married Thomas William Johnston, born 23 Mar 1844, (son of Edward Johnston and Eliza Crabbe) died 7 Dec 1908.
		ix Benjamin Edward Clark born 12 Apr 1845.
	www.islandregister.com /clark1.html (16166 words)

	Art Journal: American visions at the Paris Exposition, 1900: another look at Frances Benjamin Johnston's Hampton photographs
		Here is my first point: Hampton willingly gave itself up to Johnston's camera, and the single-mindedness with which it did so (bringing to a halt most other activities at the school) helped to produce images of stunning clarity and intensity.
		For those several winter days, with their silvery light and barren landscapes, the school exchanged the process of learning for the practice of posing, agreeing to become photographic subjects well before Johnston triggered her shutter.
		Hampton's official magazine, Southern Workman, reported Johnston's presence at the school in early December 1899.
	www.findarticles.com /cf_dls/m0425/3_57/53286457/p1/article.jhtml (16166 words)

	Research Materials for Architecture and the Built Environment Located in Metropolitan Washington, D.C.
		Frederic Adrian Delano, Cass Gilbert, Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Harold L. Ickes, Frances Benjamin Johnston, Andrew W. Mellon, John Russell Pope, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Edith Bolling Galt Wilson, Woodrow Wilson,
		Benjamin Franklin, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Louisa Catherine Adams, Anna Maria Brodeau Thornton, John Randolph, John Coakley Lettsom,
		Correspondence, family papers, subject files, business, legal, and financial papers, speeches, and miscellany relating primarily to MacVeagh's service in President Taft's cabinet.
	www.lib.umd.edu /Guests/DCARCHres/directory_g-l.html (9562 words)

	43rd Tennessee, CSA
		Captain : William H. McKamy; 1st Lieut : Lewis Shamblin, A. McClure, John B. Graves; 2nd Lieut : C. Henderson, Benjamin McCarty
		Captain : William J. Hill, Alexander H. Robertson; 1st Lieut : Joseph M. Carnes, Franklin C. Moore; 2nd Lieut : Charles Ferguson, Joseph B. Hasken, Frances M. Morgan; 3rd Lieut : James S. Ferguson; Cadet/Lieut : James Elisha M. Hopkins
		Captain : David Neff, Calvin S.[L] Hensley, William H. Wiseman; 1st Lieut : Ebenezer E. Johnston, John Webb; 2nd Lieut : Jacob M. Alexander, John W. Bryan, William C. McCaslin; 3rd Lieut : John [Joel] H. Cathcart, James W. Crookshanks
	home.earthlink.net /~gmartin55/43tnroster.html (9562 words)

	Irish Family Informatio Exchange
		ifix9948 Richard Morris, Edward Morris, William Morris, George W Morris, Isabella Morris, James Morris, John Morris, Ann Morris, Robert Morris, Frances Morris, Benjamin Morris, Archibald Morris, Jane Callison, James Callison, Rhoda Jackson, Margaret McClintic, Margaret Michael, William Elliott, John Douglas, Eleanor Blair, Archibald Armstrong, Margaret Millhollin
		ifix9867 John Campbell, Mary Ann Campbell, William Campbell, Robert Campbell, Jane Campbell, James Campbell, Mary Mawhinney, Mathew Johnston, Mary Ann Clark, ??
		ifix9787 Robert Brown, David Brown, James Brown, Jane Hannah Brown, Isabelle Brown, Henry Brown, Joseph Brown, William Brown, Brown, Catherine McGarvey, Sara McCarl, William M Morris
	www.ajmorris.com /dig/toc/_01ifix.htm (9562 words)

	Floor Plan Of The White House
		[Plan of the second floor of the White House] [Plan of the second floor of the White House] Johnston, Frances Benjamin, 1864-1952, photographer.
		Allows you to find floor plan of the white house and all the information you need to plan a new dream house or remodel the one you already have.
		The White House is open for tours in the morning, Tuesday through Saturday, and is closed every Sunday and Monday.
	www.adviceforhouseplan.com /house-plan/floor-plan-of-the-white-house.html (9562 words)

	Index: Stories, Listed by Title
		Ellen Terry, Chatelaine • Frances Benjamin Johnston • (ar)
		Ellen Is Evil • Bob Shields • (nv)
		Ellen Rose Dickey tells you about makeup • Ellen Rose Dickey • (ar)
	users.ev1.net /~homeville/fictionmag/l276.htm (1215 words)

	William Thomas Johnston/Martha Ann White
		Name: Benjamin Thomas Johnston Born: 18 NOV 1860 at: KY Married: ABT 1882 at:
		Died: 16 MAY 1936 at: Grayson Co., KY Spouses: Mary Frances Pierce
		Born: 11 SEP 1833 at: KY Died: 10 NOV 1879 at: Grayson Co., KY Father:James White Mother:______ ______ Other Spouses:
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~garard/fam00484.htm (97 words)

	Main Index to the Coe Surname Database
		With his wife wife Anna, (43), his sons John (8), Robert (7), and Benjamin (5) he sailed in the ship "Frances" (commanded by Capt. John Cutting) to Boston where he arrived on June 10th, 1634.
		Jabe Jackman Jackson Jacobs Jacobson Jacques Jaeger Jagger James Jamison Jane Jansen Janske Jaques Jaramillo Jared William Jared Jarrell Jarrett Jarvis Jefferson Jeffords Jenkins Jenkinson Jennings Jensen Jenson Jepson Jeremiah Jerome Jervis Jessen Jessie Jessop Jessup) Jett Jewell Jewett Jewry Jewson Jim Johanningmeier Johansen Johnes Johnke Johnson Johnston Johnstone Jones Jones.
		He settled in Watertown [MA] in 1634 and was made a freeman Sept. 3rd, of that year.
	www.longislandgenealogy.com /coe/surnames.htm (97 words)

	Burke County, NC Marriage Bonds
		David Tallent JB Kincaid Allison, Johnston /// Tanner, Elizabeth Mar 30, 1818 Burch Allison John Burgin Buchanan, Leonard /// Tate, Elizabeth Jan 15, 1829 Arthur Buchanan None Tate, Samuel Caldwell /// Tate, Elizabeth Ann Apr 13, 1829 Wm.
		Joseph Erwin Hayes, Elisha /// Puett, Frances Mar 21, 1816 Elisah Baldwin None Lookaddoo, Jesse /// Puett, Martha Nov 14, 1822 James Pruet John Sudderth Johnson, Isaac W., Jr.
		Erwin Pyett, Benjamin /// Fox, Polly Mira Feb 3, 1813 Joseph Pyatt J. Erwin Kagale, Johnathan /// Fox, Rachel Oct 14, 1828 Henry Kagle A. Payne Kincaid, Henry H. /// Fox, Sinda Aug 18, 1864 John H. Ferree JH Ferree Pyatt, William /// Fox, Sinthy Oct 16, 1822 James Duncan Wm.
	www.rfci.net /wdfloyd/burkbrde.html (97 words)

	Frances Benjamin Johnston ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		George Cruikshank, The Scourgeä (London: J. Johnston, 1811), vol.
		Alexander Johnston, Flight of the Queen of James II - p.105 The Illustrated London News 3 August 1872, 19th century
		George Cruikshank, The Examination of Young Surgeon, 4th plate in volume 2 of the book The Scourgeä (London: J. Johnston, 1811), 1811
	www.wwar.com /masters/j/johnston-frances_benjamin.html (1247 words)

	Carrie Mae Weems
		In 1996, the Williams College Museum of Art invited visual artist Carrie Mae Weems to collaborate on an exhibition project dedicated to the history and legacy of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute (now Hampton University), using Frances Benjamin Johnston’s Hampton Album of 1900 as her point of departure.
		Located on the Chesapeake Bay in Hampton, Virginia, Hampton was founded by Williams College alumnus Samuel Chapman Armstrong in 1868 as a school for “select Negro youth” and 10 years later, dispossessed Native Americans.
		Despite Armstrong’s last wish—that Hampton remain “true to the red and black races of our country”—the pioneering program of educating Native Americans ended in 1923.
	artscenecal.com /ArtistsFiles/WeemsC/WeemsCFile/CatalogueEssay0202.html (1247 words)

	Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
		Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, one of the leading social and documentary photographers of her period, the pictures of Hampton were widely used to publicize the work of the school and its idea of intregal education, which emphasized the progressive notion of learning by doing.
		Hampton Institute was founded in 1868 by Northern philanthropists in Hampton, Virginia.
		The photographs of Hampton for the Exhibit of the American Negroes are particularly noteworthy.
	129.171.53.1 /ep/Paris/html/hampton.html (1247 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, published by the University of North Carolina Press in 1941.
		The photographs are physically arranged by county and then locale within size: 8x10-inch photographs in standard document cases (Series P6), oversize prints in flat-files (Series FFP6).
		A list arranged by geographic location that intergrates the two series follows this description.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06johnston/06fbj.html (548 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
		Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina San Souci, Latta House 1801.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (237 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
		In 1952 these photographs were transferred to the North Carolina Collection.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (237 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
		In 1952 these photographs were transferred to the North Carolina Collection.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (237 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
		In 1952 these photographs were transferred to the North Carolina Collection.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (237 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
		In 1952 these photographs were transferred to the North Carolina Collection.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (237 words)

	North Carolina Collection-P6: Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection
		Many of the photographs subsequently appeared in The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Thomas T. Waterman, University of North Carolina Press, 1939.
		The University of North Carolina Library at Chapel Hill arranged with Johnston for Boone to move into her home on Bourbon Street in New Orleans and use her darkroom to print the images.
		In 1952 these photographs were transferred to the North Carolina Collection.
	www.lib.unc.edu /ncc/pcoll/06fbj.html (237 words)

	Descendants of Jesse CROOM, Son of Daniel, Croom Genealogy & North Carolina Family Site
		Mattie J. CROOM, b abt 1866, m May 1888 Harmon H. Major CROOM, b 19 Mar 1825 Wayne Co., d 16 May 1825 Madison Co., TN; m Frances Isabelle REEVES; no issue.
		Joanna CROOM, b 1839 Amite Co., MS William B. CROOM, b 1843 Amite Co., MS Mary J. CROOM, b 1844 LA James Perkins CROOM, b 13 Oct 1847 Catahoula Parish, LA, m Mary Ann BRAZZELL; a son, Benjamin Baker CROOM.
		Sarah "Sallie" Croom GREEN, b abt 1795; m 30 Oct 1813 Johnston Co., NC, Jones DAVIS.
	johncroom.com /croopa23.htm (237 words)

	CCE renewals, 1969
		Page 2779 (Johnston, Frances Benjamin (cont.) -- Keene)
		Page 1301 (Siegel, Jerome (cont.) -- Silverman, Morris)
		Page 2741 (Bair, Frederick H. (cont.) -- Barton, Lucy)
	onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu /cce/1969r.html (237 words)

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