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Hi! I left a note on the Isabel Wilder talk page about the identities of the children in the photograph you've added there and updated on others of the Wilders' pages. In short, I wonder whether you have good reason to doubt the data available on the photo's page at Beinecke, which indicates that the photograph is of Amos with his three eldest children—Amos, Thornton, and Charlotte. If the date of 1900 is correct, it hardly seems possible that Isabel is portrayed; wouldn't you agree? Let me know what you think so we can sort this out. Thanks, Swper (talk) 14:16, 17 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for your post responding to my question. Let's keep the conversation here so it's all in one place. My main question is this: is it safe for us to assume that the two children in skirts are both girls? Of course it's possible that you are correct—that the photo is from late 1900 (or perhaps mis-dated and from 1901 or so) and shows Isabel, Charlotte, and Thornton. But it also seems possible to me that young Thornton is in a dress. A different photo from the same collection seems to show three Wilder children, with the oldest (who I think must be a boy, perhaps Thornton) in a dress, though I can't definitively identify them. In late nineteenth-century America, boys often wore dresses until they were old enough for breeching—see, for a prominent example, this photograph of Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1884. Given this context, I think it is safest if we defer to the current data on the photo, which indicates that it portrays Amos N., Thornton, and Charlotte. If we would like another photograph of Isabel for her page, perhaps we can look into the copyright status of other images in the Beinecke's collection, such as this one. Let me know what you think about this proposal. Swper (talk) 14:58, 18 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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