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Henry Wilson

Henry Wilson: Henry Lemoine, 18th century London hack-writer and publisher

Henry Lemoine, 18th century London hack-writer and publisher

Henry Wilson: Berholde, a favorite of King Alboin of Lombardy

Berholde, a favorite of King Alboin of Lombardy

Henry Wilson: Jimmy Gordon, an eccentric character of Cambridge, 1762-1825

Jimmy Gordon, an eccentric character of Cambridge, 1762-1825

Henry Wilson: Chevalier d'Eon, passed as a woman, 1728-1810

Chevalier d'Eon, passed as a woman, 1728-1810

Henry Wilson: Peter Williamson or Indian Peter, 18th century showman

Peter Williamson or Indian Peter, 18th century showman

Henry Wilson: Itinerant cake-seller with baskets of cakes, 18th century

Itinerant cake-seller with baskets of cakes, 18th century

Henry Wilson: George Romondo, an eccentric mimic, 18th century

George Romondo, an eccentric mimic, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Francis Trovillou, the Horned Man, 16th century

Francis Trovillou, the Horned Man, 16th century

Henry Wilson: Sir Harry Dimsdale, foolish muffin seller, 1807

Sir Harry Dimsdale, foolish muffin seller, 1807

Henry Wilson: George Morland, the celebrated painter, 1763-1804

George Morland, the celebrated painter, 1763-1804

Henry Wilson: Thomas Laugher, commonly called Old Tommy, 1700-1812

Thomas Laugher, commonly called Old Tommy, 1700-1812

Henry Wilson: Eve Flegen, the Maiden of Meurs, 17th century

Eve Flegen, the Maiden of Meurs, 17th century

Henry Wilson: Matthias Buchinger, German artist and performer, 1674-1722

Matthias Buchinger, German artist and performer, 1674-1722

Henry Wilson: Count Joseph Boruwlaski and his wife and child, 18th century

Count Joseph Boruwlaski and his wife and child, 18th century

Henry Wilson: John Broughton, famous 18th century boxer

John Broughton, famous 18th century boxer

Henry Wilson: Thomas Hills Everett, the enormous baby, 18th century

Thomas Hills Everett, the enormous baby, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Joseph Clark, famous contortionist in London, 17th century

Joseph Clark, famous contortionist in London, 17th century

Henry Wilson: Elizabeth Woodcock, who was buried in snow nearly 8 days

Elizabeth Woodcock, who was buried in snow nearly 8 days

Henry Wilson: Henry Constantine Jennings, eccentric antiquarian, 1731-1818

Henry Constantine Jennings, eccentric antiquarian, 1731-1818

Henry Wilson: Miss Hawtin, born without arms, 18th century

Miss Hawtin, born without arms, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Margaret McAvoy, an extraordinary blind girl, 1800-1820

Margaret McAvoy, an extraordinary blind girl, 1800-1820

Henry Wilson: John Elwes, the Remarkable Miser, 18th century

John Elwes, the Remarkable Miser, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Matthew Lovat, crucified himself at Venice, July 1805

Matthew Lovat, crucified himself at Venice, July 1805

Henry Wilson: Elizabeth Brownrigg, executed for cruelty and murder

Elizabeth Brownrigg, executed for cruelty and murder

Henry Wilson: Thomas Parr, famous aged man of Shrophire, 1483-1635

Thomas Parr, famous aged man of Shrophire, 1483-1635

Henry Wilson: Foster Powell, the astonishing 18th century pedestrian

Foster Powell, the astonishing 18th century pedestrian

Henry Wilson: Thomas Cooke, famous 18th century miser with his wife

Thomas Cooke, famous 18th century miser with his wife

Henry Wilson: Daniel Lambert, famous obese man, 1770-1809

Daniel Lambert, famous obese man, 1770-1809

Henry Wilson: Miss Sarah Whitehead, the Bank Nun

Miss Sarah Whitehead, the Bank Nun

Henry Wilson: Ann Moore, the fasting woman of Tutbury, born 1761

Ann Moore, the fasting woman of Tutbury, born 1761

Henry Wilson: Old Boots, boot-cleaner of Ripon, Yorkshire, 1692-1762

Old Boots, boot-cleaner of Ripon, Yorkshire, 1692-1762

Henry Wilson: Henry Jenkins, who lived to the amazing age of 169 years

Henry Jenkins, who lived to the amazing age of 169 years

Henry Wilson: Madame Teresia, the Corsican Fairy, 1743-1790

Madame Teresia, the Corsican Fairy, 1743-1790

Henry Wilson: John Smith or Buckhorse, 18th century prizefighter

John Smith or Buckhorse, 18th century prizefighter

Henry Wilson: Thomas Hudson, 18th century London vagabond

Thomas Hudson, 18th century London vagabond

Henry Wilson: Thomas Wood, the abstemious miller, 1719-1783

Thomas Wood, the abstemious miller, 1719-1783

Henry Wilson: Joanna Southcott, religious fanatic and prophetess

Joanna Southcott, religious fanatic and prophetess

Henry Wilson: Portrait of Toby, a famous Regency London beggar

Portrait of Toby, a famous Regency London beggar

Henry Wilson: Thomas Britton, the musical small coal-man, 1644-1714

Thomas Britton, the musical small coal-man, 1644-1714

Henry Wilson: Sam House, the Patriotic Publican or Liberty Boy, died 1785

Sam House, the Patriotic Publican or Liberty Boy, died 1785

Henry Wilson: Floram Marchand, the Water Spouter. 17th century

Floram Marchand, the Water Spouter. 17th century

Henry Wilson: Jacob Hall, famous Restoration tight-rope performer

Jacob Hall, famous Restoration tight-rope performer

Henry Wilson: Barbara Urslerin, the hairy-faced woman, 17th century

Barbara Urslerin, the hairy-faced woman, 17th century

Henry Wilson: John Valerius, born without hands or arms, 18th century

John Valerius, born without hands or arms, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Portrait of Elias Hoyle, aged 113

Portrait of Elias Hoyle, aged 113

Henry Wilson: Miss Harvey, the Beautiful Albiness, Regency era

Miss Harvey, the Beautiful Albiness, Regency era

Henry Wilson: Nathaniel Bentley, the well-known Dirty Dick, 1735-1809

Nathaniel Bentley, the well-known Dirty Dick, 1735-1809

Henry Wilson: Bampfylde Moore Carew, King of the Beggars, 18th century

Bampfylde Moore Carew, King of the Beggars, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Rhynwick Williams, the London Monster, 1790

Rhynwick Williams, the London Monster, 1790

Henry Wilson: The Pig-Faced Lady, famous in London circa 1815

The Pig-Faced Lady, famous in London circa 1815

Henry Wilson: Chevalier Desseasau, remarkable for his vanity, died 1775

Chevalier Desseasau, remarkable for his vanity, died 1775

Henry Wilson: Peter the Wild Boy, famous German feral child, 18th century

Peter the Wild Boy, famous German feral child, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Wybrand Lolkes, the Dutch Dwarf and his wife

Wybrand Lolkes, the Dutch Dwarf and his wife

Henry Wilson: Baron d'Aguilar of Starvation Farm, 18th century

Baron d'Aguilar of Starvation Farm, 18th century

Henry Wilson: Matthew Robinson Morris, 2nd Baron Rokeby, 1712-1800

Matthew Robinson Morris, 2nd Baron Rokeby, 1712-1800

Henry Wilson: Jeffery Dunstan, Mayor of Garratt, 1759-1797

Jeffery Dunstan, Mayor of Garratt, 1759-1797

Henry Wilson: Francesco Battalia, the Stone Eater, 17th century

Francesco Battalia, the Stone Eater, 17th century

Henry Wilson: Stowlangtoft Hall, Suffolk, England

Stowlangtoft Hall, Suffolk, England

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