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Bobby and Mary Ann (Artz) Windle With Daughters
Photograph of Bobby Windle and his first wife, Mary Ann (Artz) Windle, along with their three daughters.
The three daughters are identified as (l to r): Debbie, Donna, and Bobby Jean Windle.
The three daughters are identified as (l to r): Debbie, Donna, and Bobby Jean Windle.
Bobby Johnson
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bobby Johnson as a young man.
The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
Bobby Miller
Photograph of Bobby Miller standing in the studio and wearing a cap, zippered jacket, and pants is holes in the knees.
Bobby Silvious
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bobby A. Silvious from New Market wearing a U.S. Army uniform.
Bodybuilder
Unidentified man in a fitness pose.
Bodybuilder
Unidentified man in a fitness pose.
Bodybuilder
Unidentified man in a fitness pose.
Bodybuilder
Unidentified man in a fitness pose.
Bodybuilder
Unidentified man in a fitness pose.
Boehm Births
Photograph of a hand-written list of recorded births in the Boehm family. The two columns of information are transcribed below:
left column:
Mary J. Boehm was born February 16, 1847
Catherine J. Boehm was born September 24, 1849
William…
left column:
Mary J. Boehm was born February 16, 1847
Catherine J. Boehm was born September 24, 1849
William…
Boehm Births
Photograph of a hand-written list of recorded births in the Boehm family.
Boehm Births
Photograph of a hand-written list of recorded births in the Boehm family.
Bonnie (Sheetz) Burkhart
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bonnie Ellen (Sheetz) Burkhart as a young woman.
The image on the right was Bonnie's senior class picture and was used in the 1962 Central High School yearbook.
Bonnie was the daughter of Alger Ray…
The image on the right was Bonnie's senior class picture and was used in the 1962 Central High School yearbook.
Bonnie was the daughter of Alger Ray…
Bonnie (Sheetz) Burkhart
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bonnie Ellen (Sheetz) Burkhart as a young woman with short hair.
Bonnie was born in Woodstock, the daughter of Alger Ray and Goldie Vernon (Stoneburner) Sheetz.
A similar image to these was used in…
Bonnie was born in Woodstock, the daughter of Alger Ray and Goldie Vernon (Stoneburner) Sheetz.
A similar image to these was used in…
Bonnie (Swann) Painter
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bonnie C. (Swann) Painter as a young woman with shoulder-length hair and bangs.
Her parents were Benjamin Willis Sr. and Mary Charlotte (Holtzman) Swann of Edinburg.
She graduated from Central High…
Her parents were Benjamin Willis Sr. and Mary Charlotte (Holtzman) Swann of Edinburg.
She graduated from Central High…
Bonnie Sine
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bonnie Yvonne (Sine) Southard as a young woman.
Her parents were James Lester and Doris Try (Wilkinson) Sine.
She graduated from Stonewall Jackson High School and married Lewis Franklin Southard,…
Her parents were James Lester and Doris Try (Wilkinson) Sine.
She graduated from Stonewall Jackson High School and married Lewis Franklin Southard,…
Bonnie Sine
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Bonnie Yvonne (Sine) Southard as a young woman.
Her parents were James Lester and Doris Try (Wilkinson) Sine.
She graduated from Stonewall Jackson High School and married Lewis Franklin Southard,…
Her parents were James Lester and Doris Try (Wilkinson) Sine.
She graduated from Stonewall Jackson High School and married Lewis Franklin Southard,…
Books & Bookends
Photograph of several old, hardback books sandwiched between matching sculpted bookends showing hooded religious figures, seated and reading.
Borden Family
Family photograph of Bernie Martin Borden, seated with his wife, Maude Estelle (Penny) Borden.
Pictured with them are the three daughters by Bernie's first wife Addie May Coby. The girls are Agnes Anna Borden, Mary Thelma Borden, and Meta May…
Pictured with them are the three daughters by Bernie's first wife Addie May Coby. The girls are Agnes Anna Borden, Mary Thelma Borden, and Meta May…
Borden's Flour and Stave Mill in Toms Brook
Photograph of Borden's Flour and Stave mill in Toms Brook.
A stave mill is a facility that processes logs into staves, which are the narrow strips of wood that make up the sides of a barrel.
This mill was founded in 1872 and moved to Toms…
A stave mill is a facility that processes logs into staves, which are the narrow strips of wood that make up the sides of a barrel.
This mill was founded in 1872 and moved to Toms…
Bosch Radio Advertisement
Photograph of an advertisement for the Bosch Radio Company.
Bottle with Floating Objects
Photograph of a bottle sitting on a surface. There are two "floating" objects visible that are being held up with strings. The photograph is possibly an art piece or experiment.
Bowers and McWilliams Church Marriage Certificate
Marriage certificate attesting that Ernest E. Bowers and Miss Annabelle McWilliams, both of Toms Brook, were married in Hagerstown, Maryland, on December 30, 1937.
Witnesses were Marie Hamman and Winford Coffman. The minister was Rev. Frank G.…
Witnesses were Marie Hamman and Winford Coffman. The minister was Rev. Frank G.…
Bowman Children
Three of the younger children born to Joseph Frederick "Fred" Bowman (1913-1953) and his wife, Hazel Marie (Epard) Bowman (1914-1998).
Identified (l to r) are: Eva Marie Bowman, Earl Lee Bowman and Raymond C. Bowman.
The children grew up in a…
Identified (l to r) are: Eva Marie Bowman, Earl Lee Bowman and Raymond C. Bowman.
The children grew up in a…
Bowman Compton Marriage Certificate
Photograph of the marriage certificate between Ernest William Bowman of Mt. Jackson, Virginia, and Thelma Virginia Compton of Martinsburg, West Virginia.
The couple married in Martinsburg on May 5th, 1934 and the witness was "Mrs. Alice A. Cave".
The couple married in Martinsburg on May 5th, 1934 and the witness was "Mrs. Alice A. Cave".