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Fleta L. Lytton
Portrait photograph of Fleta L. Lytton, wife of Fred M. Lytton (1917-2001).
The name, "Mrs. Fred Lytton", is written on the glass plate.
The name, "Mrs. Fred Lytton", is written on the glass plate.
Fleta Litten Helsley
Photograph of Fleta Viola (Litten) Helsley as a child.
The name, "Litten", is written on the glass plate.
The name, "Litten", is written on the glass plate.
Fleta Long
Portrait photograph of Fleta Long with short curly hair and wearing a cross necklace.
Float for Sheetz Taxidermy Business
Photograph of a parade float featuring samples of stuffed animals provided by Asa Sheetz & Son, Taxidermists, of Woodstock.
Asa Sheetz is seen in the photograph looking at the float.
The words, "Asa Sheetz & Son Taxadermists, Woodstock, Va"…
Asa Sheetz is seen in the photograph looking at the float.
The words, "Asa Sheetz & Son Taxadermists, Woodstock, Va"…
Flooded Area
Photograph showing an unidentified flooded river (most likely the Shenandoah River).
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
Flooded Area
Photograph of a flooded farm field.
A barn, house, and other structures are visible in the picture.
The location of this site is unknown, but it may be near Woodstock Virginia.
A barn, house, and other structures are visible in the picture.
The location of this site is unknown, but it may be near Woodstock Virginia.
Flooded Area Near Burnshire Dam
Photograph of a flooded farm field.
A barn, house, and other structures are visible in the picture.
The location of this site is unknown, but it may be near Woodstock Virginia.
A barn, house, and other structures are visible in the picture.
The location of this site is unknown, but it may be near Woodstock Virginia.
Flooded River and Dam
Photograph showing an unidentified flooded river (most likely the Shenandoah River).
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
Flooded River and Dam
Photograph showing an unidentified flooded river (most likely the Shenandoah River).
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
Flooded River and Dam
Photograph showing an unidentified flooded river (most likely the Shenandoah River).
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
A power house and flooded dam spanning the river are visible.
Flooding at Burnshire Dam
Photograph of the dam spanning the Shenandoah River northwest of Woodstock Virginia.
The dam is locally known as Burnshire Dam. The river around it appears to be in flood stage.
Originally, this site was home to Rush's Mill. In 1873 it was…
The dam is locally known as Burnshire Dam. The river around it appears to be in flood stage.
Originally, this site was home to Rush's Mill. In 1873 it was…
Flora (Gochenour) Coffman
Portrait photograph of Flora (Gochenour) Coffman as a young woman.
Flora was born in Maurertown, the daughter of Levi and Susie (Wakeman) Gochenour. She was one of nine children.
She married Harold Coffman (1916-1995) in 1938. While he served…
Flora was born in Maurertown, the daughter of Levi and Susie (Wakeman) Gochenour. She was one of nine children.
She married Harold Coffman (1916-1995) in 1938. While he served…
Floral Arrangements
Photograph of multiple floral arrangements displayed together in a room with a patterned carpet.
Florence (Hoover) Reedy
Photograph of Florence (Hoover) Reedy as a young woman.
She was the daughter of James Knox Polk Hoover (1845-1907) and Catherine (Miller) Hoover (1858-1915).
Florence was the first wife of Harry Reedy. She died in childbirth.
She was the daughter of James Knox Polk Hoover (1845-1907) and Catherine (Miller) Hoover (1858-1915).
Florence was the first wife of Harry Reedy. She died in childbirth.
Florence (Hoover) Reedy
Photograph of Florence (Hoover) Reedy as a young woman.
Florence was the daughter of James H. and Catherine (MIller) Hoover, a farming couple from the Edinburg area of the County.
She married Harry Franklin Reedy (1899-1976) in 1922. He lived…
Florence was the daughter of James H. and Catherine (MIller) Hoover, a farming couple from the Edinburg area of the County.
She married Harry Franklin Reedy (1899-1976) in 1922. He lived…
Florence (Schmidt) Young
Portrait photograph of Florence (Schmidt) Young as a young woman. She is wearing a pin with a "X" on it on her jacket.
Florence was the wife of Kenneth Young who owned and operated Young's Store at Readus.
She was one of the first women to…
Florence was the wife of Kenneth Young who owned and operated Young's Store at Readus.
She was one of the first women to…
Florine W. (Fravel) Getz
Portrait photograph of Florine W. (Fravel) Getz as a young woman.
Born in St. Luke, Flo was the daughter of Nevin Kline (1886-1967) and Lula M. (Wisman) (1887-1960) Fravel.
She was a graduate of Woodstock High School.
She married William S.…
Born in St. Luke, Flo was the daughter of Nevin Kline (1886-1967) and Lula M. (Wisman) (1887-1960) Fravel.
She was a graduate of Woodstock High School.
She married William S.…
Florine Wisman "Flo" (Fravel) Getz
Portrait photograph of Florine Wisman "Flo" (Fravel) Getz as a young woman.
She was born in St. Luke, the daughter of Nevin K. and Lula Mae (Wisman) Fravel. She was a graduate of Woodstock High School.
Flo married William S. Getz and they…
She was born in St. Luke, the daughter of Nevin K. and Lula Mae (Wisman) Fravel. She was a graduate of Woodstock High School.
Flo married William S. Getz and they…
Florine Wisman "Flo" (Fravel) Getz
Portrait photograph of Florine Wisman "Flo" (Fravel) Getz as a young woman with short hair and wearing faux pearls.
She was born in St. Luke, the daughter of Nevin K. and Lula Mae (Wisman) Fravel. She was a graduate of Woodstock High…
She was born in St. Luke, the daughter of Nevin K. and Lula Mae (Wisman) Fravel. She was a graduate of Woodstock High…
Flowers in a Room
Photograph of the interior of a room with a dresser and mirror flanked by two curtained windows.
Several flower arrangements have been placed on the rug and the furniture.
Several flower arrangements have been placed on the rug and the furniture.
Floyd "Frog" Hoover
Portrait photograph of Floyd "Frog" Hoover as a young man wearing a tie.
He was a lifelong Shenandoah County resident from rural Woodstock.
Floyd was the youngest of four children born to Jacob Otis and Nellie Catherine (Miller) Hoover, a…
He was a lifelong Shenandoah County resident from rural Woodstock.
Floyd was the youngest of four children born to Jacob Otis and Nellie Catherine (Miller) Hoover, a…
Floyd Bauserman
Portrait photograph of Floyd Lee Bauserman as a young man with a pin on his lapel.
Floyd was born in Toms Brook, the first son, third child, of twelve children born to the late Elva Catherine (Senseney) (1902-2003) and Martin Luther (1893-1984)…
Floyd was born in Toms Brook, the first son, third child, of twelve children born to the late Elva Catherine (Senseney) (1902-2003) and Martin Luther (1893-1984)…
Floyd Polk
Photograph of Floyd Hope Polk wearing his US Army Unform.
Floyd Polk served in the US Army during World War II and lived in Edinburg Virginia. His wife was Goldie Irwin Polk.
The name "Floyd Polk" is written on the glass plate.
Floyd Polk served in the US Army during World War II and lived in Edinburg Virginia. His wife was Goldie Irwin Polk.
The name "Floyd Polk" is written on the glass plate.
Floyd William Good
Portrait photograph of Floyd William Good wearing his U.S. Navy uniform. At the time this photograph was made, Floyd was an Aviation Electrician's mate.
Floyd was born in Maurertown, a son of Sadie Good Rittenour.
He remained in Shenandoah…
Floyd was born in Maurertown, a son of Sadie Good Rittenour.
He remained in Shenandoah…
Fogal Family Cemetery Stone
Photograph of the headstone for the Fogal Family.
Three names are listed on the stone. They are: Charles L. (1853-), Annie V. (1869-), and Mary E. (1893-1910).
Three names are listed on the stone. They are: Charles L. (1853-), Annie V. (1869-), and Mary E. (1893-1910).