History

Jacques Ephraim Stout Lillard (b. 1894) was a genealogist. He was employed from the 1930s-1960s by the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.

Note: The Lillard family is the subject of a book held in the Maryland Historical Society Library – Lillard: A Family of Colonial Virginia, by J.E.S. Lillard (Richmond, Va.: Williams, 1928).

Collection Origin

Gift of Garey Stark, 1980 (75217).

Scope and Contents

The collection consists of 1 box with 3 folders containing 13 photoprints of various eras. 9 of the photographs are portraits, formal and informal, of Lillard family members. The balance are views of houses associated with the family in Maryland and Virginia

Note: Related materials are found in MS. 2546, the Lillard Genealogical Collection, 1902-1965, in the Manuscripts Department of the Maryland Historical Society.

Arrangement

The photographs are arranged by subject.

Container List

1 Box

Box 1: 3 Folders

Box 1, Folder 1
Views and houses, n.d. and 1938. 3 items. Includes homes of John and Rachel Garrett Lillard near Sperryville, Virginia and of Abraham Lillard.

Box 1, Folder 2
Lillard family (black and white photographs), n.d. and 1948. Includes copy photograph of miniature portrait of Edwin Coleman of Kentucky, 1810 and a group portrait, 1948.

Box 1, Folder 3
Lillard family (color photographs), n.d. and 1948. 4 items. Includes snapshots of John H. Shepard, Birdie M. G. Pickle and David W. Scott Pickle. © 2001 Maryland Historical Society - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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