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Funkhouser and Burkholder Marriage Certificate
Marriage certificate attesting that Harold Woodrow Funkhouser and Goldie Catherine Burkholder were married in Orkney Springs, Virginia, on September 17, 1943.
The minister was Rev. M.L. Zirkle. The service was Lutheran.
The minister was Rev. M.L. Zirkle. The service was Lutheran.
Furnace
Unidentified boiler or furnace.
Furniture
Photograph of a long, low piece of furniture with drawers of varying size and shape.
Probably, this was a dining room buffet.
Probably, this was a dining room buffet.
Furniture
Photograph of a curved furniture piece with drawers and cabinets. The piece is in front of a fireplace.
Possibly, this was a dining room buffet.
Possibly, this was a dining room buffet.
G. Harvey and Raymond Grover Hoffman
Two Hoffman brothers, Gordon Harvey (left) and Raymond Grover Hoffman (right) are posed together on a bench.
Raymond Grover is wearing a U.S. Navy uniform.
Harvey and Raymond were the sons of Walter Harvey and Martha Jane (Clem) Hoffman. They…
Raymond Grover is wearing a U.S. Navy uniform.
Harvey and Raymond were the sons of Walter Harvey and Martha Jane (Clem) Hoffman. They…
G. W. Garman
Portrait photograph of G.W. Garman in his Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) school uniform.
G.N. Funk General Store
Photograph of a small country store with a sign on its covered porch that says, "G.N. Funk Gen. Mdse". The words, "Drink Coca Cola" are below it.
G.S. Bearden and R. Homer Anderson
Photo of two separate images.
The individual on the left is George S. Bearden. The individual on the right is Robert Homer Anderson.
Both were Lutheran Ministers. These photographs are part of a series related to the ministers at St. Peters…
The individual on the left is George S. Bearden. The individual on the right is Robert Homer Anderson.
Both were Lutheran Ministers. These photographs are part of a series related to the ministers at St. Peters…
Gabriel Sager's 1828 Will
Photograph of a page from Gabriel Sager's original will filed on December 8, 1828.
This image includes distributions to grandsons Joseph and Rubin Cauffman, and to daughters Mary, Elizabeth (wife of Peter Dull), Barbra (wife of Abraham Schmitz),…
This image includes distributions to grandsons Joseph and Rubin Cauffman, and to daughters Mary, Elizabeth (wife of Peter Dull), Barbra (wife of Abraham Schmitz),…
Gabriel Sager's 1828 Will
Photograph of the signature page from Gabriel Sager's original 1828 will.
It was written on December 8th, 1828, and witnessed by George Shrum, Jacob Cook and John Cook.
It was written on December 8th, 1828, and witnessed by George Shrum, Jacob Cook and John Cook.
Gabriel Sager's 1848 Will
Photograph of a page from Gabriel Sager's 1848 will directing that his plantation (called the Lantz tract) be divided between his two daughters, Esther and Delila.
Further instructions for his executor, David Crawford, are also on this page.
Further instructions for his executor, David Crawford, are also on this page.
Gabriel Sager's 1848 Will Terms
Photograph of the page from Gabriel Sager's 1848 will that directs his daughter, Ann Sager, be given 40 acres.
Further, he directs that she should have "free privilege to fetch water out of the spring" owned by his sons, John and Ely.
Further, he directs that she should have "free privilege to fetch water out of the spring" owned by his sons, John and Ely.
Gabriel Sager's Last Will & Testament
Photograph of a page from Gabriel Sager's last will and testament where he clarifies that this 1848 "Codicil" is necessary because the terms of his original will, dated December 6th, 1827, gave his entire estate to his son, Ely, who has subsequently…
Gabriel Sager's Will
Photograph from a page of Gabriel Sager's will where he discusses how many bushels of "good wheat" and "sound corn" his two sons, Ely and John, should pay to their mother each year.
Other instructions are also included.
Other instructions are also included.
Gabriel Sager's Will From 1848
Photograph of a handwritten page from the 1848 will of Gabriel Sager where he directs how he wishes his land to be divided.
Many of his children are mentioned: Ledya Sager Coney, Susan, Delila, Etha, Ely, and John Sager.
Many of his children are mentioned: Ledya Sager Coney, Susan, Delila, Etha, Ely, and John Sager.
Gail (Stinson) Burke and Son, Larry
Photograph of Gail (Stinson) Burke sitting on a bench with her son, Larry, standing on the bench beside her.
Gail was a 1940 graduate of Edinburg High School. Her parents were Robert William Stinson and Maud (Munch) Stinson.
She married…
Gail was a 1940 graduate of Edinburg High School. Her parents were Robert William Stinson and Maud (Munch) Stinson.
She married…
Gale (Bowers) Alexander
Portrait photograph of Gale (Bowers) Alexander as a young woman.
Gale was born in Mt. Calvary and was the wife of Robert Alexander (1918-1991).
They married in 1938.
Both are buried in St. Matthew's Cemetery, New Market.
Gale was born in Mt. Calvary and was the wife of Robert Alexander (1918-1991).
They married in 1938.
Both are buried in St. Matthew's Cemetery, New Market.
Gale (Bowers) Alexander
Portrait photograph of Gale (Bowers) Alexander as a young woman.
Gale was born at Mt. Calvary and married Robert Alexander (1918-1991). The married in 1938.
Both are buried in St. Matthew's Cemetery, New Market.
Gale was born at Mt. Calvary and married Robert Alexander (1918-1991). The married in 1938.
Both are buried in St. Matthew's Cemetery, New Market.
Gale Bowers
Portrait of Gale (or Gayle) Bowers as a young woman.
Galen A. Funkhouser
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Galen A. Funkhouser wearing a striped shirt.
Galen married Ruth Louise (Day) Funkhouser in 1951. The couple lived in Strasburg. They had a daughter and 4 sons together.
Galen married Ruth Louise (Day) Funkhouser in 1951. The couple lived in Strasburg. They had a daughter and 4 sons together.
Galen and Garland Dellinger
Photograph of Galen (left) and Garland (right) Dellinger as young boys posed in studio.
Galen and Garland were the sons of John Hepner (1899-1966) and Mary Brooks (Hambleton) (1903-1996) Dellinger, a farming family from Jerome (some records say…
Galen and Garland were the sons of John Hepner (1899-1966) and Mary Brooks (Hambleton) (1903-1996) Dellinger, a farming family from Jerome (some records say…
Galen and Maude (Clem) Wakeman & Family
Group photograph of the Galen and Maude (Clem) Wakeman Family.
Identified are (l to r):
Back row: Stanley Wakeman, Ray Wakeman, and Galen Earl Wakeman
Middle row: Robert Wakeman, Galen Franklin Wakeman, and his wife, Maude (Clem) Wakeman,…
Identified are (l to r):
Back row: Stanley Wakeman, Ray Wakeman, and Galen Earl Wakeman
Middle row: Robert Wakeman, Galen Franklin Wakeman, and his wife, Maude (Clem) Wakeman,…
Galen F. Wakeman and Ida E. (Wakeman) Barrick
Photograph of Galen F. Wakeman and his sister, Ida Elizabeth (Wakeman) Barrick, when they were young.
Their parents were John Ozias Wakeman and Sarah Elizabeth Wakeman.
Their parents were John Ozias Wakeman and Sarah Elizabeth Wakeman.
Galen Franklin Wakeman
Galen Franklin Wakeman, standing by a bench and wearing a suit and tie.
His parents were John Ozias (1852-1926) and Sarah Elizabeth (Kline) (1867-1940) Wakeman.
He married Maude Elizabeth (Clem) (1903-1993) Wakeman.
His parents were John Ozias (1852-1926) and Sarah Elizabeth (Kline) (1867-1940) Wakeman.
He married Maude Elizabeth (Clem) (1903-1993) Wakeman.
Galen Franklin Wakeman and Ida Wakeman
Galen Franklin and Ida (Wakeman) Barrick were brother and sister. Their parents were John Ozias Wakeman and Sarah Elizabeth (Kline) Wakeman.