Richard D. Crum
American, 1831-1913
MaleRichard D. Crum took up photography sometime between 1855, when he was a wagon maker and 1860, when the census notes him as a photographer in Dix, New York. Around 1870 Crum and the family were in New York City, where he worked as a grocer until 1872. He had returned to photography in Dix by the 1875 New York Census. By 1880 the family had relocated to Watkins Glen, and his son Frederick had also become a photographer. By 1900, Crum was retired to Monmouth, New Jersey, and later to Long Branch, where he died in 1913, just weeks after his wife's death.
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- Craig's Daguerreian Registry (visit site)
- Darrah: Cartes de Visite (visit site)
- Death Records (visit site)
- PhotographyDatabase.org (visit site)
- State Census- 1865 (visit site)
- Union List of Artist Names (Getty ULAN) (visit site)
- US Census- 1860 (visit site)
- US Census- 1870 (visit site)
- US Census- 1880 (visit site)
- US Census- 1900 (visit site)
- Virtual International Authority File (visit site)
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Richard D. Crum has 4 locations.
Birth (February 11, 1831)
New York, NY
USA
Active in (1860-1875)
Dix, NY
USA
Active in (1880-1897)
Watkins Glen, NY
USA
Death (December 30, 1913)
Long Branch, NJ
USA