This image was scanned from the files of the Springs Historical Society/Library. This is a copy of a portrait of John Lyon Gardiner, 1770-1816. John Lyon Gardiner was the [...]

Handwritten notes concerning Town Trustee records on Springs.

Portrait photograph of Colonel William D. Parsons (1793-1875), a date is estimated based on styles and attire, along with photo technology. Image appears to be a copy of [...]

Maria Dayton Parsons, the second wife of Colonel William D. Parsons is shown here. Due to photo technology, Maria's lifespan, and the style of clothing and hair she appea [...]

Portrait photograph of Seth Foster Parsons, a date is estimated based on his expected lifespan and the advent of photo technology. A note on the reverse gives his parents [...]

Portrait photograph of Catherine Reeves Parsons, wife of Jonathan A. Parsons. A date is estimated based on styles and attire of the subject.

Jonathan A. Parsons is clearly later in life in this image. His age is used to estimate a date, along with photo technology.

This image is labeled "Mrs. David Dimon Parsons" meaning Sarah or "Sally" Mulford Parsons. No death date is available for Sarah, although she was born in 1810. Her attire [...]

This appears to be a copy or published copy of an early photograph of William Henry Parsons driving a loaded horse-drawn wagon away from the shore. The image's label indi [...]

In this photo, David Dimon Parsons' head and shoulders can be seen from a seated pose. It appears as though part of the image was cropped. Parsons appearance and attire a [...]

Joseph D. Parsons and his son Walton Parsons appear in this image. There are other images of both father and son in this collection. Joseph's lifespan along with the subj [...]

Two images of Joseph D. Parsons, one shows him in a checkered shirt sitting in a chair, the other is simply a portrait of his face. Both have hair styles and fashion choi [...]

Julius Parsons standard next to a column in a formal portrait. He is wearing an overcoat. His appearance indicates he is an younger man, and that information combined wit [...]

Portrait of Elizabeth Parsons Schellinger (1852-1932), the wife of Henry Hedges Schellinger. Elizabeth looks quite young here, and this image may have even been taken bef [...]

Joseph Parsons House on Fireplace Road, with the Parsons Family in the foreground, 1870. Note on back says this was taken before the belvedere was removed.

This image was scanned from the files of the Springs Historical Society/Library. The notation at the bottom identifies the people in the picture as: Annie Miller Cartwrig [...]

Abigail Jane Kimble was married to Joseph D. Parsons. She appears here as an adult, and her attire and hairstyle suggest the photograph was probably taken between 1870 an [...]

This image was scanned from the files of the Springs Historical Society/Library. A date is approximated based on the photo technology used. This would have been at least [...]

Julius Parsons appears here, walking along the green near Ashawagh Hall and Springs Presbyterian Church, with his cow. His appearance indicates he is an older man, and th [...]

Three sons of Hedges Parsons sitting from left-to-right Chatfield, Charles, and David Dimon. The date is based on the style clothing the men wear, the style of photograph [...]

Walton Grant Parsons was the son of Joseph D. Parsons. There are other images of both father and son in this collection. Walton's appearance, attire, and the photo techno [...]

This is a section of the East Hampton Town view from the 1873 Beers Atlas of Suffolk County, which focuses on the Springs area. A wider view of this same map shows areas [...]

Caption to this printed or published photograph reads: "Fire Place - the Parsons Homestead, about 1875 showing left to right: Col. and Mrs. William D. Parsons, Mr. and M [...]

Mary Elizabeth (September 26, 1841 - December 31, 1924) was the daughter of Jacob Schellinger of Amagansett. She married Julius Parsons (September 05, 1841 - November 08, [...]

This image was scanned from the files of the Springs Historical Society/Library. The type of photo print suggests the image was probably taken between 1880 and 1930.