Collection	James Willock
Copyright	Oshkosh Public Museum
Description	Gelatin print on white cardstock of Wilhelmina Mason Willock.
Medium	Cardstock/Photographic Emulsion
Notes	Half view portrait of Wilhelmina Mason Willock in later life. She was the wife of James Willock, painter and resident of Oshkosh. She is wearing a dark dress with large bishop sleeves and very high neck. She has a chain looped around the high collar, and the chain has a front center clasp. Inscription:"Mrs. James Willock/45-Fulton St./Oshkosh/Wis. B.O.B. 1.98". She has a striped kerchief tied at the neck and held in place by a pin. She and her husband James came to Oshkosh in 1856. They built a Greek Revival house on Fulton Avenue about the same year. She lived in the house until 1912 and died circa 1925. She was the mother of Andrew M. Willock and grandmother of Ethel James and Mary Letita Willock.
Object ID	P2000.42.29
Object Name	cabinet card
People	Willock, Wilhelmina Mason
Print size	H=5 1/4 W=4 1/2 in
Subjects	Portrait photographs Female Pioneers
Title	Wilhelmina Mason Willock
Year Range from	1895
Year range to	1905

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