Victorian Photo Album #1 Part 2

Here are the last 18 photos from the Victorian Photo Album that I posted a few weeks ago. I had planned to have my Squares, Rectangles & Triangles project finished by now, but it's late because I'm having trouble with the hem. Since I'm behind on my "approximately once a week" posting schedule, I'm posting the other half of this album.

Behold the most epic moustache in the history of epic moustaches:

Uncle Ezra Briggs

Isn't it fantastic? It's like a whale tail on his upper lip.
It must have required an incredible amount of maintenance, something like to Mr. Poppleton's I imagine.

Aunt Clara Briggs

Her hair is so nice and crimpy. I've never been able to achieve that look because I'm afraid of burning my scalp with the stovetop iron.

Will Flemming

I wonder what that thing on his head is, perhaps some sort of giant furry military cap?

Elsie Flemming

 There's that fringe monster chair again, Elsie looks very concerned.

Ethan McBride

A respectable moustache, but not all that impressive after page 19. He does have more hair than Ezra Though. I also see a fingerprint in the bottom right corner.

Uncle Ephram Briggs

 This one has a fingerprint too, and it's way too small for the frame it's in. I think it was in an oval frame at one time, you can see the fade marks.
His watch chain has me confused, it's all weird and stringy. [Update: I am now more convinced than I was before that it's braided leather, having recalled the mention of a leather strap used as a watch chain in a Christmas story that that I read in middle school. Papa thinks it's leather also.]. His shirt too, gingham with a white collar? It also looks like there is something white and fluffy in his pocket.

Aunt Adaline (Adeline?) Briggs

I like the lines on her bodice, they would exaggerate the hourglass shape of her torso if we could see the entire dress. I saw a picture of Lily Langtry in something similar, which looked very elegant. It's in this book, I can't find the image anywhere on the internet. It's a shame about the smudge on her face. That lace thing is quite charming for something that looks so much like a doily.

A group portrait, I'm not sure exactly who is who, these names are extra scrawly.

 Oooh, a group portrait! I wonder what the occasion was. I very much like the outfits of the two girls on the right in the front row.
I will attempt to read the names, but they are not easy to make out. Starting from the top right; Barbara(I'm not at all sure about this one since whoever wrote it made a mistake and wrote over it rather than erase it.) Thomas, Will Lindsay, Clara Briggs, This one looks like Jrid and that can't be right(Could it be Jared with the A accidentally left out?) but the last name is definitely Briggs, Mary Thomas, Angie Briggs.

I think I got the last names right, since Briggs and Lindsay have appeared in the album before and there were two named Thomas, but the first names are nearly illegible. Are there any handwriting experts reading this?

Mrs Don Plummer

 She's gorgeous, and she has optical illusion lines on her bodice too. Her hair looks very shiny, it's probably very greasy.

Sena McBride

 A worm has eaten through this page, there are 2 holes near the corner.

Aunt Lydia McBride

That's rather a lot of fringe, isn't it? Yes. Too much fringe.

Very nice choker and earrings though.

Aunt Lydia & Judson B.

Buttons! Huge buttons! I like these buttons. This is the 5th Lydia to appear in this album.

Grandpa Judson Briggs

 This looks like the same Judson from the previous photo. My Grandfather's father was named Judson, I seem to remember hearing that he married twice and that my Grandfather came from his second family, this might be him with his first family. [Update: Nope, I misremembered, see corrections by my father in the comments thread below.]
I've got a picture of him when my Grandfather was young and he looks quite a bit older(and he's lost all his lovely, wavy hair), but it might be the same guy.

Mrs E Plummer Aunt Han?

There's a bit more name written here than usual. Maybe Aunt Han was a nickname or something. Does anybody know what those two circles on the bow-tie are?

Jack McBride

 Is that a watch, or a watch chain decoration? I think it must be a decoration, for I have never seen a pocket watch as small as that.

No name for this one. There's a small scribble on the upper right, but I'm not sure what it is.

 A nice enough looking fellow, but not much of a moustache.
Most of the men's jackets in this album have very small lapels, or very large lapels. I like these wide lapels better.

Uncle John McBride

 He's quite handsome, and his outfit is very interesting. A gingham jacket, a striped waistcoat, and a not-white shirt that has white cord details on it. I have never seen a 19th century man with a shirt like that.

G.W. White & Wife

I love this picture! I'm not sure how this couple would have been seen in their time, but to me they look eccentric. With her loose jacket and huge frog fastenings, and his walking stick and very bushy sideburns, they seem to have a unique "look".

And that concludes the first of 4 19th century albums. You may use these photos if you wish but you must send a link back to the source! Any insight into the unusual details on these outfits is most welcome, I don't know all that much about 19th century fashion.