Margaret Griffiths (Hunt) McCormick
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National Portrait Galleries/New York and Washington D.C. Unknown po0958pg.jpg MS-35 Box 2, F-6 Sepia 1986.0076.0011 po0958pg Photo Card Print 2.5x4.5 Historic Photographs 1865 - 1967 Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
Calling card photo of Margaret Griffiths (Hunt) McCormick (b. 1843 - d. 1867). She married Richard McCormick on September 27, 1865 in New Jersey and moved to Arizona Territory, where they made their home in a log cabin in Prescott, which was later named the Governor's Mansion. She died from complications of childbirth on April 30, 1867, after less than two years of marriage to Richard McCormick, who was governor of the Arizona Territory.
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