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Charter Twins

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1849

Marcus Mote


Twins, John Milton Charters and William Morris Charters (1846 - 1848), were the sons of Dr. William Morris Charters and Cynthia Dutton Seely (1806 - 1883 and 1809 - 1860 respectively). The boys died a week apart. In 1849. When Quaker artist, Marcus Mote was hired to paint a portrait of Dr. William Morris Charters, Mote posthumously painted the twins as well (we also have Dr. Charters' portrait). Dr. Charters was so distraught over the loss of his children that he, soon after, packed up his family and practice and moved west. The Betsy H. Maple Trust, represented by Karri Hamilton daughter of Betsy Maple, (second wife of William Chester “Chet” Maple), personally delivered the painting the family gifted to the Harmon Museum.

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  • Plan A Visit
    • Harmon Museum >
      • Exhibits >
        • Armstrong Gallery of Flight
        • Folk Art Gallery
        • Glendower Historic Mansion Display
        • Joseph Warren Statue >
          • Information on Joseph Warren
        • The Ashley and Barbara Ford Maritime Gallery | Harmon Museum Art, History & Culture
        • Shaker Gallery
        • The Town Square
      • Tours
      • History of Harmon Museum
      • The Museum Shop >
        • Finnegan Book
        • Gift Certificates
      • On View
      • Research Library
    • 1795 Beedle Log Cabin >
      • Frontier Fun
      • History of the Beedle Log Cabin
      • History Walk Paver
      • Relocation & Restoration
    • WCHS Collection >
      • Art
      • Historical Artifacts
      • Textiles
      • Documents
      • Collections Policy
  • On View
    • Currently ON VIEW
    • Previous Art Exhibitions
    • Previous Special Exhibits
  • Events
    • A Sentimental Journey
    • Black Bag Bingo
    • Cemetery Tours
    • Classes
    • Frontier Fun
    • History Camp for Adults
    • Lebanon Festival of the Arts 2026 >
      • Previous Years
    • Lunch & Learn >
      • Lunch & Learn Tickets
      • Lunch & Learn Video Archive
    • Yoga at the Harmon Museum
  • Get Involved
    • Membership >
      • Become a Member or Renew Existing Membership
      • Business Memberships
    • Donate
    • Volunteer >
      • Docent Training
  • Facility Rental
  • Education
    • Blog
    • Lena Iorns Award
    • Schools Tours
    • Speakers Bureau
  • About Us
    • FAQ
    • Our Story
    • History of Our Properties
    • Board and Staff
    • Research Library
    • WCHS Collection
  • In the Community
    • Celebrating Black History >
      • Elizabeth Harvey Free Black Schooll
      • The Harmon Foundation & the Harlem Renaissance
      • Local Trailblazers >
        • Anna Middleton
        • Bing Davis >
          • Bing Davis Biography
          • The Art of Bing Davis
        • Cedric Michael Cox
        • Elizabeth Kimberlin
        • ​James Richard Mills
        • Rodney Veal
        • Samuel Robert Bailey
    • In Honor & Remembrance
    • Lunch & Learn Video Archive
    • Myths, Legends & Folklore
    • Partner Organizations >
      • Harveysburg Community Historical Society
      • Loveland Museum Center
      • Mason Historical Society
    • William Elmer Harmon
  • Contact
  • Arts Network of Warren County