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Tabitha M Pritts Kinsey

Birth	:	24 May 1875
Death	:	23 Nov 1963 Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, USA
Burial	:	Vittangi Nya Kyrkogård, Vittangi, Kiruna kommun, Sweden
Coordinate	:	67.6786826, 21.6873188
Description	:	Tabitha was born May 24, 1875 in Waverly Mills, Minnesota. (from FAG member Pam R) Tabitha M., age 88 of 3030 Kulshan St., passed away in a local rest home Saturday, November 23, (1963) following a short illness. She moved to Whatcom County in 1882 and had made her home in Seattle for 40 years prior to returning to Bellingham a year and a half ago. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Seattle. Surviving are 1 son, Darius Kinsey of Seattle; 1 daughter, Mrs. Charles Parcheski of Seattle; 3 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; also 9 nieces, Mrs. Carl... Read More	Tabitha was born May 24, 1875 in Waverly Mills, Minnesota. (from FAG member Pam R) Tabitha M., age 88 of 3030 Kulshan St., passed away in a local rest home Saturday, November 23, (1963) following a short illness. She moved to Whatcom County in 1882 and had made her home in Seattle for 40 years prior to returning to Bellingham a year and a half ago. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Seattle. Surviving are 1 son, Darius Kinsey of Seattle; 1 daughter, Mrs. Charles Parcheski of Seattle; 3 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; also 9 nieces, Mrs. Carl L. Brown, Mrs. Orin Endersbe, both of Bellingham; Mrs. Lloyd Massey of Everson; Mrs. Charles Robinson of Nooksack; Mrs. Earl Handy of Neptune Beach; Mrs. Ernest Nolte of Lummi Island; Mrs. Arthur Emerson of Seattle; Mrs. Joe Scheeler of California; Mrs. Ploeg of Mount Vernon; a nephew, Charles Pritts of Bellingham. Funeral services will be held at the Gillies Funeral Home in Lynden Tuesday November 26 at 11 a.m. Rev. Ben Davis officiating. Darius Kinsey was the most important and prolific photographer of logging activities in the Pacific Northwest. This collection of 130 selected images from the Libraries' collection illustrate all aspects of logging and lumbering from the turn of the century until the 1940s. Darius Kinsey was a pioneer artist active as a photographer in the Northwest from the late 19th century to 1940. He was born in Missouri in 1869. Arriving in Snoqualmie, Washington at the age of 20, he went into the hotel and mercantile business, but soon after became intrigued with the art of photography. After learning the photography trade, he was hired by the Seattle and Lake Shore Railroad Co. and spent the next five years taking views along its line. At the same time, he started his pictorial documentation of life in the logging camps, photographing every aspect of logging in the Pacific Northwest. In 1896 he married Tabitha May Pritts and a year later started a studio in Sedro-Wooley. He depended on portraiture to earn a living, but also continued to photograph scenic views. Tabitha served as her husband's assistant, working in a darkroom at home, processing negatives received from the field and sending the finished photographic prints back to the logging sites. According to the History of Skagit and Snohomish Counties Illustrated: "Darius Kinsey, the popular photographer of Sedro-Wooley, learned the art before the Skagit county communities had developed sufficiently to warrant the establishment of a gallery, but as soon as the population increased enough to make it profitable, he entered the business which he and Mrs. Kinsey have successfully conducted ever since... Mrs. Kinsey is also a photographer and takes charge of the office. Mr. Kinsey's camera is said to be the largest in the state of Washington and he is especially skillful in scenic work. He is in great demand for outside photography, while at the same time he and Mrs. Kinsey have the reputation of conducting one of the best galleries north of Seattle." At the end of 1906, he decided to move his studio to Seattle to focus exclusively on logging documentation. In 1940, he broke several ribs in a fall from a stump which ended his photographic career. He died five years later in 1945. Often using an 11x14 Eastman View camera, he photographed the entire logging process: early mornings in logging camps; the fallers posed with their axes, cross-cut saws and springboards; buckers crosscutting fallen timber; loading operations with steam donkey engines and ginpoles; logging railroads hauling their loads to Northwest mills. His images form a visual history of logging: from skid road logging with horses and sleds at the turn of the century to Diamond-T logging trucks and highlead logging operations in the 1920s. Not all his images document of logging activities. Some of his more poetic images of forest scenes are entitled: "Sunlight and shadows of towering fir trees", and, "Sunbeams filtering through shadow draped trees to the ground". This collection of 130 images represents the period 1890-1939."

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Tabitha M Pritts Kinsey's memorial is located at: Vittangi Nya Kyrkogård, Vittangi, Kiruna kommun, Sweden.
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Tabitha M Pritts Kinsey death on 23 Nov 1963 in Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, USA
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Latitude: 67.6786826
Longitude: 21.6873188

Family Members:

Parent

Samuel A Pritts

(1831 - 1900)

Mary Elizabeth Berg Pritts

(1832 - 1917)

Spouse

Darius Kinsey Sr.

(1869 - 1945)

Siblings

Ellen Pritts Germain

(1868 - 1945)

Nancy Pritts Tucker

(1871 - 1956)

Children

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Coordinate: 67.6786826, 21.6873188

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