ID'd Tennessee Confederate Boy Civil War Soldier Tinted Ambrotype 1860s Photo yankees home of the infamous James-Younger

home of the infamous James-Younger gang bank robbery attempt there in 1876

It is the earliest Plains mannequin in the museum

Piazza del Papalo

but has one of those "air pocket" occlusions in the middle of the image

with age-related foxing and wear

ID'd Tennessee Confederate Boy Civil War Soldier Tinted Ambrotype 1860s Photo yankees home of the infamous James-YoungerOriginal 1 6 ambrotype of a very young Confederate, with tinted blue jacket and gold buttons. He is identified as (H. G.?) Sandifer. The ID is visible but kind of hard to read.. however, I'm positive the surname is Sandifer, because at one time I owned other ID'd images of this family, including later (1870s) tintypes of Henry Green Sandifer Sr. (born September 1846 in Kentucky, died in 1912).. It's very possible that this boy IS H. G. Sandifer, Sr.