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Nicholas Boilvin (c. 1761–1827) was a 19th-century
American frontiersman, fur trader, and U.S.
Indian Agent. He was the
first appointed agent to the Winnebagos...
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Gavarni by Émile
Boilvin, from a self-portrait...
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Barbara Bedford (1908–1981),
silent film and
Western actress Nicholas Boilvin (1761–1827), 19th
Century frontiersman Pat
Bowlen (1944–2019),
owner of...
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Migette at the
school of
design in Metz,
befriending another student, Émile
Boilvin [fr]. In 1862,
having saved a
little money,
Rajon went to Paris, aiming...
- to include:
Emile Adan Jean Béraud
Albert Besnard Gaston Béthune
Emile Boilvin Léon
Bonnat Maurice Boutet de
Monvel John
Lewis Brown Jean-Charles Cazin...
- Biddle, secretary, R. A. McCabe,
Captain Fifth Infantry R. A.
Forsyth N.
Boilvin,
United States Indian agent C. C. Trowbridge, sub
Indian agent Henry R...
- (Small Art Library),
along with
Pierre Edmond Alexandre Hédouin and Émile
Boilvin. He
created illustrations for
Walter Scott's
Waverley Novels published...
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Appointed Trustees 1821
Lewis C****
William Woodbridge John Biddle,
Nicholas Boilvin,
Daniel LeRoy, John Anderson, John R. Williams,
Solomon Sibley, John L...
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typhus fever at his home on
March 9, 1818.
Following the
death of
Nicholas Boilvin in 1827,
Street became the U.S.
Indian Agent to the Winnebago. He and his...
