Pennsylvania visited her in Indiana later that year, her eldest brother commissioned Winter to paint her portrait so that he could take it home to Pennsylvania to show other members of the family. Slocum was an elderly woman when Winter painted her portrait in 1839. She remained with the Miamis in Indiana until her death in 1847. Oil portraits Portrait of Frances Slocum, 1839, oil, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Portrait of Albert Cole, c. 1840, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Portrait of Mary Galpin Cole, c. 1840, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Oil landscapes Landscape near Lafayette, 1850–1876, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Landscape with Indians, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Nocturnal Landscape, after 1850, oil on canvas mounted to Masonite, Indianapolis Museum of Art Potawatomi Camp Scene, Crooked Creek, 1837, oil, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Scene on the Wabash (alternate title, Indians along the Wabash), c. 1848, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Scene on the Wabash (near Pipe Creek), c. 1840, oil on canvas, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Spotted Faun, 1864, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Tipton Island Near Logansport, Indiana, oil on canvas, Indianapolis Museum of Art Watercolor portraits Ash-Kum, Indiana Potamatomi Chief, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Ben-Ache, alternate title Benache, Indiana Potamatomi Indian, c. 1860–1869, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association D-Mouche-Kee-Kee-Awh, Indiana Potamatomi Indian (Slocum, Francis, 1773–1847), c. 1863–1871, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Frances Slocum and daughter, Indiana Indians, 1863–1871, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Francis Godfroy, war-chief, Indiana Indian Tribal chief (Godfroy, Francis, 1788–1840), c. 1860–1876, watercolor portraits with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Jim – God[f]roy, Indiana Indian (Godfroy, Jim, full-length portrait), 1837, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Jim Godfroy, Indiana Indian (Godfroy, Jim), c. 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Kaw-Kawk-Kay, Indiana Potamatomi Tribal chief, 1837, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Known as Mary Ann, daughter of Ben-Ache and wife of Pe-Ash-Wah, Indiana Indians, 1842, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Mendicant Indians, Indiana Indians, 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Miami Indian, called Ken-Tuck, Indiana Miami Indian, 1850, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Miami Indian girl no 26, Indiana Miami Indian, 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical