William Carpenter Hand (1805-1886), (painting).

William Carpenter Hand (1805-1886), (painting).

Bears, Orlando Hand, 1812-1851, painter.

William Carpenter Hand (1805-1886), (painting).

Portrait of William Carpenter Hand seated in a wooden chair with his body turned sideways to face the viewer, his left arm resting over the back of his chair, and his gaze directed toward the viewer. He wears a pair of spectacles, a black jacket, tan waistcoat, and a ruffle white shirt.

Portrait male -- Hand, William Carpenter -- Waist Length

Dress -- Accessory -- Eye wear

Bridgehampton Historical Society, Bridgehampton, New York

William Carpenter Hand was the son of Mulford Hand of Amagansett and Mary Baker. He married Ann (or Nancy) Blair, and they had one daughter, Mary, born Nov. 9. 1833. She married James Havens of Bridgehampton.

Lawson, Pamela Vail, Sag Harbor Historical Society, Sag Harbor, New York, 2008.

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