Col. Salmon Arnold (1770-1782), (painting).

Col. Salmon Arnold (1770-1782), (painting).

Unknown, painter.

Col. Salmon Arnold (1770-1782), (painting).

Oil on porcelain.

3 1/8 x 2 1/2 in.

"A young gentleman with brown hair (pigtail in the back), dark jacket, white vest, and high neck white shirt. He has rosy cheeks, a pointed nose, and pursed lips. The miniature is in a gold and glass frame with a small braid of the subject's hair displayed on the back."

Portrait male -- Arnold, Salmon -- Bust

Occupation -- Military -- Colonel

Occupation -- Other -- Businessman

Pfeiffer, Frederick Thompson, Mrs., 2659 Lake Shore Drive, Orlando, Florida 32803

Salmon Arnold was born 1770 and died Nov. 26, 1882 when he drowned in Savannah, Georgia. He was married to Salina Wilde Born in 1775. He was a merchant in Providence, Rhode Island

National Society of Colonial Dames, Florida, 1999.

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