He was born in Rockcastle County, near Clear Creek, Sept, 19, 1855. He was the
son of Robert Sinclair Ogg and Martha Susan Todd Ogg. Mr. Ogg was a photographer
for 60 plus years. During the late 19th to early 20th centuries he traveled
through the mountains of Kentucky, by way of a farm wagon, with a portable dark
room, (telescopic room of his own design), and photographed the people and their
vanishing way of life.
He died in Dec. 1950.
son of Robert Sinclair Ogg and Martha Susan Todd Ogg. Mr. Ogg was a photographer
for 60 plus years. During the late 19th to early 20th centuries he traveled
through the mountains of Kentucky, by way of a farm wagon, with a portable dark
room, (telescopic room of his own design), and photographed the people and their
vanishing way of life.
He died in Dec. 1950.
He was born in Rockcastle County, near Clear Creek, Sept, 19, 1855. He was the
son of Robert Sinclair Ogg and Martha Susan Todd Ogg. Mr. Ogg was a photographer
for 60 plus years. During the late 19th to early 20th centuries he traveled
through the mountains of Kentucky, by way of a farm wagon, with a portable dark
room, (telescopic room of his own design), and photographed the people and their
vanishing way of life.
He died in Dec. 1950.
son of Robert Sinclair Ogg and Martha Susan Todd Ogg. Mr. Ogg was a photographer
for 60 plus years. During the late 19th to early 20th centuries he traveled
through the mountains of Kentucky, by way of a farm wagon, with a portable dark
room, (telescopic room of his own design), and photographed the people and their
vanishing way of life.
He died in Dec. 1950.
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