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John Farrar (1779-1853)

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Harvard University Portrait Collection John Farrar (1779-1853) 1837-1838; to Mrs. John (Eliza) Farrar Cambridge MA; her bequest to Harvard College 1870. Harvard University Portrait Collection Bequest of Mrs. John Farrar to Harvard College 1870

Hiram Powers (Artist) John Farrar (Sitter)

1837-1838 19th century 1837 1838

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Title: John Farrar (1779-1853)

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