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Ferguson, Eva Eleanor (Dickover) (1886-1980)
Born, Morrisonville, Illinois. Died San Diego, California.
Parents: John Jacob and Anna A. (Meek) Dickover. Father Dentist.
Husband: Aleck Leroy Ferguson, Married 21 August, 1912.
1904-1908 Santa Barbara, City directory. Father dentist. She student
1908 Graduate of Stanford University.
1910 Census Santa Barbara, California. She: English teacher, public school.
Dickover-Ferguson Nuptials.
At the time of Mr. Ferguson's residence in Santa Barbara, Miss Dickover also taught in the local high school, having charge of the department of drawing and art.She graduated from the Santa Barbara high school in '03, and from Stanford with the class of '08.
Source: Morning Press (newspaper) (Santa Barbara, California) 21 August, 1912.
1920 Census Burbank, California. He High School Teacher. She none.
1923-1962 Address: Glendale, California
1930 Census Glendale, California. He Principal, High School. She none.
1940 Census Glendale, California. He Deputy Superintendent, Public Schools.
1944 Exhibit at Stanford Art Gallery. Women Painters of the West.
Eva Ferguson To Exhibit Paintings.
The Glendale office of Mutual Savings, Pasadena will be the focal point of an exhibition of paintings by Eva D. Ferguson during the month of December. Mrs. Ferguson is a member of the Pasadena Society of Artists, Women Painters of the West and Glendale Art Association.
She has exhibited all over Southern California in group shows and has held five one-woman shows in Pasadena, San Gabriel, Long Beach and Glendale. She has recently won the Sweepstakes Award of the Glendale Art Association Annual Exhibition, and has a picture hanging at the Los Angles, City Hall.
Source: Arcadia Tribune (Newspaper) (Arcadia, California) 26 December, 1963.
Information from Census Records, (Ancestry.com), and Newspapers.com.
Submitted by Edward P. Bentley, Art Researcher and Historian, Greenville, Michigan.
Biography from the Archives of askART
Biography photo for Eva D. Ferguson
Born in Illinois on March 22, 1886. Ferguson was a resident of Pasadena in the 1920s through 1940s and Glendale in the 1950s and 1960s Her work includes landscapes in watercolor and oil. She died in La Jolla, CA on Nov. 1, 1980.
Exh: Women Painters of the West, 1950; Tuesday Afternoon Club (Glendale), 1954; San Gabriel Womens Club, 1961; Glendale AA, 1963 (1st prize).
Edan Hughes, author of the book "Artists in California, 1786-1940"
Ferguson, Eva Eleanor (Dickover) (1886-1980)
Born, Morrisonville, Illinois. Died San Diego, California.
Parents: John Jacob and Anna A. (Meek) Dickover. Father Dentist.
Husband: Aleck Leroy Ferguson, Married 21 August, 1912.
1904-1908 Santa Barbara, City directory. Father dentist. She student
1908 Graduate of Stanford University.
1910 Census Santa Barbara, California. She: English teacher, public school.
Dickover-Ferguson Nuptials.
At the time of Mr. Ferguson's residence in Santa Barbara, Miss Dickover also taught in the local high school, having charge of the department of drawing and art.She graduated from the Santa Barbara high school in '03, and from Stanford with the class of '08.
Source: Morning Press (newspaper) (Santa Barbara, California) 21 August, 1912.
1920 Census Burbank, California. He High School Teacher. She none.
1923-1962 Address: Glendale, California
1930 Census Glendale, California. He Principal, High School. She none.
1940 Census Glendale, California. He Deputy Superintendent, Public Schools.
1944 Exhibit at Stanford Art Gallery. Women Painters of the West.
Eva Ferguson To Exhibit Paintings.
The Glendale office of Mutual Savings, Pasadena will be the focal point of an exhibition of paintings by Eva D. Ferguson during the month of December. Mrs. Ferguson is a member of the Pasadena Society of Artists, Women Painters of the West and Glendale Art Association.
She has exhibited all over Southern California in group shows and has held five one-woman shows in Pasadena, San Gabriel, Long Beach and Glendale. She has recently won the Sweepstakes Award of the Glendale Art Association Annual Exhibition, and has a picture hanging at the Los Angles, City Hall.
Source: Arcadia Tribune (Newspaper) (Arcadia, California) 26 December, 1963.
Information from Census Records, (Ancestry.com), and Newspapers.com.
Submitted by Edward P. Bentley, Art Researcher and Historian, Greenville, Michigan.
Biography from the Archives of askART
Biography photo for Eva D. Ferguson
Born in Illinois on March 22, 1886. Ferguson was a resident of Pasadena in the 1920s through 1940s and Glendale in the 1950s and 1960s Her work includes landscapes in watercolor and oil. She died in La Jolla, CA on Nov. 1, 1980.
Exh: Women Painters of the West, 1950; Tuesday Afternoon Club (Glendale), 1954; San Gabriel Womens Club, 1961; Glendale AA, 1963 (1st prize).
Edan Hughes, author of the book "Artists in California, 1786-1940"
Biography from the Archives of askART
Ferguson, Eva Eleanor (Dickover) (1886-1980)
Born, Morrisonville, Illinois. Died San Diego, California.
Parents: John Jacob and Anna A. (Meek) Dickover. Father Dentist.
Husband: Aleck Leroy Ferguson, Married 21 August, 1912.
1904-1908 Santa Barbara, City directory. Father dentist. She student
1908 Graduate of Stanford University.
1910 Census Santa Barbara, California. She: English teacher, public school.
Dickover-Ferguson Nuptials.
At the time of Mr. Ferguson's residence in Santa Barbara, Miss Dickover also taught in the local high school, having charge of the department of drawing and art.She graduated from the Santa Barbara high school in '03, and from Stanford with the class of '08.
Source: Morning Press (newspaper) (Santa Barbara, California) 21 August, 1912.
1920 Census Burbank, California. He High School Teacher. She none.
1923-1962 Address: Glendale, California
1930 Census Glendale, California. He Principal, High School. She none.
1940 Census Glendale, California. He Deputy Superintendent, Public Schools.
1944 Exhibit at Stanford Art Gallery. Women Painters of the West.
Eva Ferguson To Exhibit Paintings.
The Glendale office of Mutual Savings, Pasadena will be the focal point of an exhibition of paintings by Eva D. Ferguson during the month of December. Mrs. Ferguson is a member of the Pasadena Society of Artists, Women Painters of the West and Glendale Art Association.
She has exhibited all over Southern California in group shows and has held five one-woman shows in Pasadena, San Gabriel, Long Beach and Glendale. She has recently won the Sweepstakes Award of the Glendale Art Association Annual Exhibition, and has a picture hanging at the Los Angles, City Hall.
Source: Arcadia Tribune (Newspaper) (Arcadia, California) 26 December, 1963.
Information from Census Records, (Ancestry.com), and Newspapers.com.
Submitted by Edward P. Bentley, Art Researcher and Historian, Greenville, Michigan.
Biography from the Archives of askART
Biography photo for Eva D. Ferguson
Born in Illinois on March 22, 1886. Ferguson was a resident of Pasadena in the 1920s through 1940s and Glendale in the 1950s and 1960s Her work includes landscapes in watercolor and oil. She died in La Jolla, CA on Nov. 1, 1980.
Exh: Women Painters of the West, 1950; Tuesday Afternoon Club (Glendale), 1954; San Gabriel Womens Club, 1961; Glendale AA, 1963 (1st prize).
Edan Hughes, author of the book "Artists in California, 1786-1940"
Ferguson, Eva Eleanor (Dickover) (1886-1980)
Born, Morrisonville, Illinois. Died San Diego, California.
Parents: John Jacob and Anna A. (Meek) Dickover. Father Dentist.
Husband: Aleck Leroy Ferguson, Married 21 August, 1912.
1904-1908 Santa Barbara, City directory. Father dentist. She student
1908 Graduate of Stanford University.
1910 Census Santa Barbara, California. She: English teacher, public school.
Dickover-Ferguson Nuptials.
At the time of Mr. Ferguson's residence in Santa Barbara, Miss Dickover also taught in the local high school, having charge of the department of drawing and art.She graduated from the Santa Barbara high school in '03, and from Stanford with the class of '08.
Source: Morning Press (newspaper) (Santa Barbara, California) 21 August, 1912.
1920 Census Burbank, California. He High School Teacher. She none.
1923-1962 Address: Glendale, California
1930 Census Glendale, California. He Principal, High School. She none.
1940 Census Glendale, California. He Deputy Superintendent, Public Schools.
1944 Exhibit at Stanford Art Gallery. Women Painters of the West.
Eva Ferguson To Exhibit Paintings.
The Glendale office of Mutual Savings, Pasadena will be the focal point of an exhibition of paintings by Eva D. Ferguson during the month of December. Mrs. Ferguson is a member of the Pasadena Society of Artists, Women Painters of the West and Glendale Art Association.
She has exhibited all over Southern California in group shows and has held five one-woman shows in Pasadena, San Gabriel, Long Beach and Glendale. She has recently won the Sweepstakes Award of the Glendale Art Association Annual Exhibition, and has a picture hanging at the Los Angles, City Hall.
Source: Arcadia Tribune (Newspaper) (Arcadia, California) 26 December, 1963.
Information from Census Records, (Ancestry.com), and Newspapers.com.
Submitted by Edward P. Bentley, Art Researcher and Historian, Greenville, Michigan.
Biography from the Archives of askART
Biography photo for Eva D. Ferguson
Born in Illinois on March 22, 1886. Ferguson was a resident of Pasadena in the 1920s through 1940s and Glendale in the 1950s and 1960s Her work includes landscapes in watercolor and oil. She died in La Jolla, CA on Nov. 1, 1980.
Exh: Women Painters of the West, 1950; Tuesday Afternoon Club (Glendale), 1954; San Gabriel Womens Club, 1961; Glendale AA, 1963 (1st prize).
Edan Hughes, author of the book "Artists in California, 1786-1940"
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