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Robert Funkhouser
Portrait of Robert Funkhouser as a young man.
Robert was born in Jerome, Shenandoah County, to Amos (1842-1909) and Sarah Elizabeth (Miller) Funkhouser. His father farmed.
As a young man, Robert moved to Washington D.C. where he worked as a…
Robert was born in Jerome, Shenandoah County, to Amos (1842-1909) and Sarah Elizabeth (Miller) Funkhouser. His father farmed.
As a young man, Robert moved to Washington D.C. where he worked as a…
Lloyd Miller
Portrait of Lloyd Irwin Miller wearing a suit and tie.
Lloyd was born in Columbia Furnace, oldest son of Thomas Jefferson and Mary (Irwin) Miller. Lloyd had many siblings, mostly brothers. They grew up on a farm in Fisher’s Hill near Strasburg.…
Lloyd was born in Columbia Furnace, oldest son of Thomas Jefferson and Mary (Irwin) Miller. Lloyd had many siblings, mostly brothers. They grew up on a farm in Fisher’s Hill near Strasburg.…
Bertie (Carrier) Rhinehart and Virginia May (Rhinehart) Rutz
Portrait of Bertie May Carrier Rhinehart holding her very young daughter, Virginia M. Rhinehart Rutz.
Bertie was the daughter of Samuel V. (1851-1930) and Virginia Lind (Miller) (1857-1917) Carrier. She married George Rolle Rhinehart (1874-1945)…
Bertie was the daughter of Samuel V. (1851-1930) and Virginia Lind (Miller) (1857-1917) Carrier. She married George Rolle Rhinehart (1874-1945)…
Reverend Peter Miller
Photograph of a newspaper picture of the Reverend Peter Miller who was a Pastor from 1871 to 1879 in Shenandoah County.
Reba Miller Mingo
Reba Miller Mingo wearing a sheep pin on her breast pocket.
Reba graduated from the Woodstock High School ca. 1938.
During the Second World War she served as a member of the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and later served with the US Air…
Reba graduated from the Woodstock High School ca. 1938.
During the Second World War she served as a member of the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and later served with the US Air…
Three Women
Left to right: Lizzie Funkhouser (later, Miller), Robbie Fletcher (later, Mumaw), and Fanny Ryman (later, Delawder). These three women from the Conicville area. Lizzie later went to work in Washington in April 1924.
"Owen Zirkle"
The name, "Owen Zirkle", was written at the bottom of the glass plate of this image.
After further research, we believe this boy was the son of Owen Nathaniel and Audrey Adeline (Miller) Zirkle from New Market. His name was Lew Arden…
After further research, we believe this boy was the son of Owen Nathaniel and Audrey Adeline (Miller) Zirkle from New Market. His name was Lew Arden…
Lew Arden and Joanne Zirkle
Two children posed together. The boy in this photograph was identified as Lew Arden Zirkle in another photograph. From this, we have determined that he had a younger sister, Joanne, who we believe is the younger child in this image.
Both children…
Both children…
Joanne (Zirkle) Perkins
We believe this little girl is Joanne (Zirkle) Perkins because she appears in another photograph where her older brother, Lew Arden Zirkle, was identified.
Joanne was born to Owen Nathaniel and Audrey Adeline (Miller) Zirkle.
Joann Zirkle…
Joanne was born to Owen Nathaniel and Audrey Adeline (Miller) Zirkle.
Joann Zirkle…
Ruth Miller Sorrel
Portrait of Ruth Miller Sorrel as a child.
Ruth grew up on Main Street in Woodstock, the only child of Harry Alton (1908-1996) and Sudie Pearl (Foster) (1912-1990) Miller. In the 1940 census, her father worked in a pool hall. Ten years later, he…
Ruth grew up on Main Street in Woodstock, the only child of Harry Alton (1908-1996) and Sudie Pearl (Foster) (1912-1990) Miller. In the 1940 census, her father worked in a pool hall. Ten years later, he…
Charles Adam and Clyde Wayne Ritenour
Photograph of Charles Adam Ritenour, on the left, with his older brother, Clyde Wayne Ritenour, on the right. They were the children of Clyde Maynard (1906-1968) and Isabel (Clem) (1906-1988) Ritenour. They grew up in Fort Valley.
Charles Adam was…
Charles Adam was…
Patsy and Shirley Miller
Photograph of (l to r) Patsy Kay Miller with her sister, Shirley Ann Miller. The image was made when the girls were young, probably in the early 1940s. Their parents were Archie S. and Anna Belle (Mumaw) Miller. The sisters were the oldest of four…
Dick Miller
Portrait of Dick Miller as a toddler. His father was Dr. Harold Miller, Sr., who practiced family medicine.
Lizzie Funkhouser Miller
Photograph of Lizzie Funkhouser Miller perched on a rail fence outside.
Archie Maitland Miller
Archie M. Miller was born on September 16, 1926 at Riles Run, close to Conicville, and died on October 7, 1980. His parents were Sheridan Miller and Lizzie Funkhouser. His mother brought him to the studio for this portrait to be done when he was six…
Mildred Margaret Miller
Mildred Margaret Miller at about two years old. Her parents were Benjamin Harrison Miller and Pearl Ellen Hottel Miller.
Mildred Margaret Miller
Mildred Margaret Miller at about 2 years old. Her parents were Benjamin Harrison Miller and Pearl Ellen Hottel.
Raymond Miller
Portrait of Raymond Miller of Edinburg.
Raymond Miller was a photographer, printer, and Mayor of Edinburg. He was married to Esther Foltz Miller.
Raymond Miller was a photographer, printer, and Mayor of Edinburg. He was married to Esther Foltz Miller.
J. Harding Miller
Portrait of J. Harding Miller in his U.S. Army uniform.
John Harding Miller was born in Mt. Jackson, the youngest of the six surviving children of Edward Jackson and Lelia Arbella (Frye) Miller. His father was a blacksmith who died when John was…
John Harding Miller was born in Mt. Jackson, the youngest of the six surviving children of Edward Jackson and Lelia Arbella (Frye) Miller. His father was a blacksmith who died when John was…
J. Harding Miller
Portrait of J. Harding Miller in his U.S. Army uniform.
John Harding Miller was born in Mt. Jackson, the youngest of the six surviving children of Edward Jackson and Lelia Arbella (Frye) Miller. His father was a blacksmith who died when John was…
John Harding Miller was born in Mt. Jackson, the youngest of the six surviving children of Edward Jackson and Lelia Arbella (Frye) Miller. His father was a blacksmith who died when John was…
Magruder Home & Miller Nursing Home
Image of the Magruder Home located on W. Court Street in Woodstock. The home was adjacent to the Morrison Photographic Studio. It later became the Miller Nursing Home for a time. As of 2022, the building is the Allen & Allen Law Office.
Virginia Hottle
Portrait of Virginia Hottle, as a young woman. Her husband was Billy Lewin Hottle who died in the 1980s. Her parents were Joseph Russell and Mary Virginia Hoshour Miller. She was born in 1920 and died in 2001. She is buried in Toms Brook, where she…
Woodrow W. Miller's WWII Discharge
Photograph of the U.S. Army Honorable Discharge form for Woodrow W. Miller, born on November 6, 1916 and living in Maurertown. He served as a combat infantryman during WWII and fought in the European, African, and Middle Eastern Theatres earning a…
Woodrow W. Miller WWII Certificate
Photograph of a U.S. Army Honorable Discharge certificate for Technical Sergeant Woodrow W. Miller who served in the infantry. The certificate was awarded at the Percy Jones Hospital in Fort Custer, Michigan on January 18, 1947.
Willard F. Miller's Honorable Discharge
Photograph of the certificate used to discharge Private Willard F. Miller from his U.S. Army service. Private Miller served with Battery "C" in the 665th Field Artillery Battalion. His certificate was presented to him in Ft. Bragg, North Carolina on…