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Old 04-08-2013, 09:55 AM
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Looks a bit like Roger Connor, anyway wishful thinking for Leon

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My first instincts before looking at the other guy's response was Roger Connor as well. I hope for your sake it is!
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Old 04-08-2013, 10:24 AM
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Close but no cigar--not Connor
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Old 04-08-2013, 10:27 AM
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Close but no cigar--not Connor
I don't think so either...why is "Ryan" coming to mind? Is there a Ryan in 19th century stuff? N29?
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There is a slight resemblance to Jimmy Ryan who would have been 18 in 1881.
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There is a slight resemblance to Jimmy Ryan who would have been 18 in 1881.
Thanks Gary. The 1881 is only lightly handwritten and might not be from the original time at all. From cabinets I have seen it seems this one should date to the later 1880s, but I am not an expert.
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He could be the guy from the Dubuque cabinet - the top of his head looks the same

I agree with others that it's not Ryan or Connor. I'm thinking these two guys look fairly generic, as I've also had 1800's photos that I thought might be one of them.
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I say probably not even a ballplayer. We know that people have been passing off lookalikes for a long time now (ie the bad photos in Halper's collection).
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