Josiah, Eleanor (Ryburn), & Harry Nichol, TN

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Josiah, Eleanor (Ryburn), & Harry Nichol, TN

Doug Nichol

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05/02/2012

Josiah, Eleanor (Ryburn), & Harry Nichol, TN

Josiah and Eleanor (Ryburn) Nichol portraits were life sized oil paintings by W.B. Cooper from early to mid 1800's. Harry D. Nichol was photographed in Early 1900's. They were from Nashville, Tennessee.
People in photo include: Josiah Nichol, Eleanor (Ryburn) Nichol, and Harry D. Nichol

Date & Place: February 6, 1977 at Panorama Section F Nashville Tennessean in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee USA

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