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Nell (Rutz) Houston
Portrait photograph of Nell (Rutz) Houston wearing glasses, earrings and a pearl necklace.
Her husband was Hallie Hagood Houston (1884-1935).
She was the mother of Nellie Houston who married Marwood Rickard.
Her husband was Hallie Hagood Houston (1884-1935).
She was the mother of Nellie Houston who married Marwood Rickard.
Nell Smith
Nell Smith pictured as a young girl wearing a dress and bow in her hair.
She was the daughter of Park and Roulette (Clem) Smith.
The name, "Nell Smith", is written on the glass plate.
She was the daughter of Park and Roulette (Clem) Smith.
The name, "Nell Smith", is written on the glass plate.
Nellie (Borden) Wisman and Anna Elizabeth (Wisman) Rosenberger
Nellie (Borden) Wisman of Toms Brook is standing by one of her two daughters, probably Anna Elizabeth (Wisman) Rosenberger, who is perched on a studio column..
Anna later married William Rosenberger of Winchester.
Anna later married William Rosenberger of Winchester.
Nellie (Houston) Rickard
Portrait photograph of Nellie M. (Houston) Rickard wearing her hair short and a string of faux pearls around her neck.
Nellie was born in Toms Brook, the daughter of Hallie Hagood and Nellie Grace (Rutz) Houston.
Her husband was Marwood…
Nellie was born in Toms Brook, the daughter of Hallie Hagood and Nellie Grace (Rutz) Houston.
Her husband was Marwood…
Nellie (Koon) Culbertson
Photograph of Nellie (Koon) Culbertson wearing a belted raincoat.
Nellie was from Newberry, South Carolina, and the daughter of a Lutheran Minister, Samuel O. and his wife, Maggie F. Koon.
Her husband was Col. Eual Culbertson, a retired U.S.…
Nellie was from Newberry, South Carolina, and the daughter of a Lutheran Minister, Samuel O. and his wife, Maggie F. Koon.
Her husband was Col. Eual Culbertson, a retired U.S.…
Nellie (Lantz) Long
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Nellie (Lantz) Long.
She was married to Homer A. Long, Jr. and lived in Edinburg.
She was married to Homer A. Long, Jr. and lived in Edinburg.
Nellie (Lantz) Long and Another Person
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of two different people.
On the left is Nellie Lantz Long from Edinburg. Her husband was Homer A. Long, Jr.
On the right is an unidentified person.
On the left is Nellie Lantz Long from Edinburg. Her husband was Homer A. Long, Jr.
On the right is an unidentified person.
Nellie Funk (Supinger) Grabill
Photograph of Nellie Funk (Supinger) Grabill with short (bobbed) hair and wearing faux pearls.
Her parents were John and Mary Supinger.
She married John Henry "Jack" Grabill in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in 1932.
Her parents were John and Mary Supinger.
She married John Henry "Jack" Grabill in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in 1932.
Nellie Myers
Portrait photograph of Nellie "Peggy" Azalia Myers.
This photograph appeared in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook "Shenandoah." Nellie graduated from the high school that year.
This photograph appeared in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook "Shenandoah." Nellie graduated from the high school that year.
Nellie Riffey
Portrait photograph of Nellie Riffey with glasses.
She was one of two daughters born to John and Carrie (Ryman) Riffey.
The name, "Nellie Riffey" appears to be written on the glass plate negative of this image.
She was one of two daughters born to John and Carrie (Ryman) Riffey.
The name, "Nellie Riffey" appears to be written on the glass plate negative of this image.
Nelson and Bernice Miller
Photo of two separate portrait photographs.
The image on the left is of Nelson F. Miller and the one on the right is of his wife, Bernice G. (Miller) Miller.
The couple lived in the southern part of Shenandoah County. Nelson was a farmer and…
The image on the left is of Nelson F. Miller and the one on the right is of his wife, Bernice G. (Miller) Miller.
The couple lived in the southern part of Shenandoah County. Nelson was a farmer and…
Nelson Borden
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Nelson Borden as a young man in a white suit and black bow tie.
Nelson Oil Station and Burgess Nelson House, Mount Jackson
Photograph of the Nelson Oil Station and the Burgess Nelson house (also called the Shannon House), both located on the Valley Pike (U.S. Route 11) at the north end of Mount Jackson.
An unidentified man is filling a vintage automobile with gas at…
An unidentified man is filling a vintage automobile with gas at…
Nelson Theater in Mount Jackson
Interior view of the Nelson Theater located in Mount Jackson, Virginia.
The theater was built in 1937 by local businessman, Burgess Nelson, and was once the largest in the county. It closed in the 1960s.
Rows of seating are in the foreground…
The theater was built in 1937 by local businessman, Burgess Nelson, and was once the largest in the county. It closed in the 1960s.
Rows of seating are in the foreground…
Nettie (Orndorff) Mauck
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Nettie Lea (Orndorff) Mauck as a young woman with short hair.
Nettie was born in Zepp to Porter and Margaret Sue (Robinson) Orndorff.
Her first husband was John Garnet Warner whom she married in…
Nettie was born in Zepp to Porter and Margaret Sue (Robinson) Orndorff.
Her first husband was John Garnet Warner whom she married in…
Nettie (Ritenour) Burner
Portrait photograph of Nettie M. (Ritenour) Burner from the early 20th century.
Born in Fort Valley, she was the daughter of George Morgan (1854-1920) and Sarah Frances (McInturff) (1854-1927) Ritenour.
She married William Henry Burner…
Born in Fort Valley, she was the daughter of George Morgan (1854-1920) and Sarah Frances (McInturff) (1854-1927) Ritenour.
She married William Henry Burner…
Neva and Nina Brill
Photograph of Neva Viola Brill and her younger sister, Nina Virginia Brill.
Both girls were born in Lebanon Church, the daughters of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia…
Both girls were born in Lebanon Church, the daughters of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia…
Neva Viola (Brill) Clem
Portrait photograph of Neva Viola (Brill) Clem as a young woman.
She was born in Lebanon Church, the daughter of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia Restaurant in Strasburg…
She was born in Lebanon Church, the daughter of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia Restaurant in Strasburg…
Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger
Photograph of Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger from rural Strasburg.
The couple owned and operated a store on the Back Road called the Nevin Rosenberger Store.
They are buried together in St. Stephens Cemetery, Strasburg Junction.
The couple owned and operated a store on the Back Road called the Nevin Rosenberger Store.
They are buried together in St. Stephens Cemetery, Strasburg Junction.
Nevin K. Fravel
Portrait photograph of Nevin Kline Fravel with glasses and wearing a suit and plaid tie.
Nevin was the son of George Henry and Margaret Isabella "Maggie" (Hottle) Fravel.
His wife was Lula May (Wisman) Fravel. He had two daughters: Margaret…
Nevin was the son of George Henry and Margaret Isabella "Maggie" (Hottle) Fravel.
His wife was Lula May (Wisman) Fravel. He had two daughters: Margaret…
New Generator Being Loaded
Photograph of a new hydroelectric generator being loaded onto a Lambert's Transfer Company truck.
The photograph was taken at a rail line (where the generator was delivered) and transported to Burnshire Dam in Woodstock.
The photograph was taken at a rail line (where the generator was delivered) and transported to Burnshire Dam in Woodstock.
New Market Battle Monument
Heavily damaged image of the stone monument honoring the 1864 Battle of New Market, a significant event of the Civil War.
Cannons on temporary stands and flags flanking the monument may indicate this photograph was taken at the dedication…
Cannons on temporary stands and flags flanking the monument may indicate this photograph was taken at the dedication…
New Market Battlefield Monument
Photograph of the historic marker for the New Market Battlefield.
The monument was erected by Battlefield Markers Association in the 1920s and was one of the first highway markers in Virginia.
It is located on New Market Battlefield property…
The monument was erected by Battlefield Markers Association in the 1920s and was one of the first highway markers in Virginia.
It is located on New Market Battlefield property…
New Market Feed & Produce Co. Building
Photograph of the 2-story building that housed New Market Feed & Produce Company in New Market.
As of 2025 this building still stands at 122 W. Old Cross Road.
As of 2025 this building still stands at 122 W. Old Cross Road.
New Market High School Graduate
Unidentified young woman standing outdoors and wearing a graduation cap and gown.
She was a graduate of New Market High School.
She was a graduate of New Market High School.