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1900-1920 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w ; 6cm x 10cm
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Amos Ingraham Rice, born in 1850 in North Sydney, Cape Breton, was the son of Robert Muckford Rice and Sarah Maria Ingraham. He married Eliza G. and they had five children: Charles, Robert, Ingraham, James, and Frances. He became a photographer in 1865 when he opened a studio in Washington, DC. with his brother Moses Rice. He opened his own Portrait studios in North Sydney and New Glasgow. The North Sydney studio labelled their photos with Amos I. Rice, while the New Glasgow studio labelled their photos as A. I. Rice. He also opened Rice Studios Limited in Montreal with Moses and later moved to Montreal, where he died on November 23, 1912.
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Item is a photograph of Rose Wicks, daughter of Reverend Joshua Wicks. Photograph was taken by Amos I. Rice.
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See 'Old Sydney' by J. S. MacKinnon, page 97.
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Donated by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Day in 1976 (DAY Mr. and Mrs. A C V-9).