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Two unidentified children are posed together.

The boy, standing, is wearing a suit with short pants and a younger girl, seated beside him, has a bow in her hair and a locket around her neck.

Probably, these were siblings.

Two unidentified males standing side-by-side in suits.

The one on the left is a boy, probably teenaged.

The one on the right is wearing a hat and gloves.

Portrait photograph of an unidentified young boy posed beside an unidentified woman with a lace collar.

An unidentified boy in short pants and a bow tie is standing beside an unidentified young man, who is seated and holding a violin and its bow in his hands.

Two unidentified young children, a girl and a boy, are posed together. Both children have bangs.

Portrait photograph of two unidentified people; one young woman, possibly teenaged, and one young girl.

Both are wearing large bows in their hair.

Unidentified hunter is pictured outside a house wearing a jacket, boots, and hat.

A rifle is in the crook of one arm and he is holding the leads for four dogs with the other.

Unidentified man standing in front of trees. A horse is standing behind him and a dog is sitting at his feet.

Portrait of an unidentified woman with her hair pulled up and a somber expression.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of A. Russell Hollar in a plaid suit jacket and patterned tie.

His wife was Virginia "Gin" (Seal) Hollar.

The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two…

Photograph of the A.B. Lincoln Home located in Lacey Springs, Rockingham County, Virginia.

This photograph was used in John Wayland's book, "The Lincolns in Virginia" (page 208).

Photograph of the A. M. Clem & Co. store located in Fort Valley Virginia.

The store, constructed ca. 1933, still stands on the west side of Fort Valley Road where it intersections with Woodstock Tower Road.

Thre store was operated by Alfred…

Photograph of Aaron Vetter, seated, and Mazie Florence (Polk) Good standing beside him.

Aaron Vetter was the son of George Wilhelm "William" Vetter and Catherine (Doll) Vetter.

Mazie Florence (Polk) Good was the daughter of Charles William…

Photograph of a decaying log structure. There is no roof and the log walls are starting to fall inwards.

Photo of a photograph of Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States.

Photograph of Ada (Hansberger) Barb standing beside a bench.

She was the daughter of William Franklin and Mary C. (Baker) Hansberger.

She married Perry David Barb from the Basye area.

Ada (Wolfson) Samuels, posed with her brother, Sammy Wolfson. Both are wearing graduation caps and gowns.

The two siblings were born to George Joseph and Ida L. (Kaplan) Wolfson who had immigrated from Lithuania and married in New York City in…

Ada (Wolfson) Samuels, posed with her brother, Sammy Wolfson. Both are wearing graduation caps and gowns.

The two siblings were born to George Joseph and Ida L. (Kaplan) Wolfson who had immigrated from Lithuania and married in New York City in…

Ada Frances Ritenour as a young girl seated on a wicker chair.

Ada was from Fort Valley, and was married twice. Her first husband was William Hobert Cullers (1896-1943) who she married in 1921.

They had at least one son, Lester Samuel…

Photograph of Ada Irene Whetzel of Edinburg Virginia.

Photograph of Ada Litten Funkhouser, first wife of George Funkhouser. Ada was the daughter of Lemuel and Bettie Litten. She had at least one sister named Ida, and a brother.

Photograph of Ada M. Jordan Metts as a younger woman.

The name, "Jordan" is written on the glass plate of this image of a woman standing beside a wicker chair.

Photograph of Ada M. Jordan Metts as a younger woman.

The name, "Ada Jordan" is written on the glass plate of this image.

Heavily damaged portrait of Ada Mae Miller, of Strasburg.

Born in Front Royal, she was the daughter of Bertha Henry Cornell. She spent most of her life in Strasburg and was a lifelong member of St. Paul Lutheran Church.

She was married to…

Portrait photograph Addie Gale Stickley.

This photograph appeared in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook "Shenandoah." Addie graduated from the high school that year.
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