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Silas Alvin "S.A." Funkhouser
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Silas Alvin Funkhouser with glasses and wearing a suit and tie.
He was born in Conicville, the son of Samuel G. and Eunice Idella (Swartz) Funkhouser.
He graduated from Madison College and taught…
He was born in Conicville, the son of Samuel G. and Eunice Idella (Swartz) Funkhouser.
He graduated from Madison College and taught…
Silas Kibler
Portrait photograph of Silas Kibler as a young man wearing a suit and tie.
Silas D. Kibler was the son of James Allen (1864-1949) and Mary Catherine (Hisey) (1863-1939) Kibler.
He was from Woodstock and married Susie (Smoot) (1906-1991)…
Silas D. Kibler was the son of James Allen (1864-1949) and Mary Catherine (Hisey) (1863-1939) Kibler.
He was from Woodstock and married Susie (Smoot) (1906-1991)…
Silver Serving Set
Staged photograph of a ten-piece silver dining serving set with various trays and pitchers for formal serving.
Silvious and Heishman Marriage Certificate
Photograph of a marriage certificate attesting that Arvel R. (the record erroneously has "Orville R.") Silvious and Florine O. Heishman were married in Woodstock, Virginia, on May 13, 1944.
The clergyman was Rev. J.P. Dennick, Minister of the…
The clergyman was Rev. J.P. Dennick, Minister of the…
Simon Z. Wender
Portrait photograph of Simon Zavel Wender as a young man wearing a suit.
Simon was the son of the founder of Wender’s Department Store in Woodstock, William M. Wender (1881-1932) and his wife, Minnie (Howard) Wender (1882-1961), both originally…
Simon was the son of the founder of Wender’s Department Store in Woodstock, William M. Wender (1881-1932) and his wife, Minnie (Howard) Wender (1882-1961), both originally…
Simon Z. Wender
Portrait photograph of Simon Zavel Wender wearing glasses and a suit.
Simon was the son of the founder of Wender’s Department Store in Woodstock, William M. Wender (1881-1932) and his wife, Minnie (Howard) Wender (1882-1961), both originally from…
Simon was the son of the founder of Wender’s Department Store in Woodstock, William M. Wender (1881-1932) and his wife, Minnie (Howard) Wender (1882-1961), both originally from…
Simon, Buzz, and Douglas Frye
Studio image of three Frye brothers (l to r): Simon "Heck", Berlin "Buzz", and Douglas.
They were the sons of Walter Simon and Mollie Catherine (Showman) Frye. They had another brother, Gerald, and three sisters: Geraldine, Catherine, and Berkley…
They were the sons of Walter Simon and Mollie Catherine (Showman) Frye. They had another brother, Gerald, and three sisters: Geraldine, Catherine, and Berkley…
Single Soldier Cropped From a Group
This photograph of a group of U.S. Army soldiers actually reveals Morrison's effort to crop out the image of a single unidentified soldier seated in front which he probably made into an individual portrait.
Sir Syd's Funny Ticklers
Photograph of Massanutten Academy's "Jazz Orchestra" as it appears in the school's 1924 yearbook "The Helmet."
The band's drum identifies them as "Sir Syd's Funny Ticklers."
Identified cadets, from left to right are:
Unidentified, Robert J.…
The band's drum identifies them as "Sir Syd's Funny Ticklers."
Identified cadets, from left to right are:
Unidentified, Robert J.…
Sisters
Two unidentified young girls posed together in the studio.
They resemble each other and are probably sisters.
They resemble each other and are probably sisters.
Sisters
Two unidentified young girls in matching outfits and each holding a doll. Both girls have bows in their shoulder-length curled hair.
Sisters Anna (Good) Jones and Fleda (Good) Hess
Photograph of Anna Virginia (Good) Jones (left) and her sister Fleda Irene (Good) Hess (right).
The name, "J.B. Good", appears to be written on the glass plate of this image. The girls were the daughters of John Benjamin Good.
The name, "J.B. Good", appears to be written on the glass plate of this image. The girls were the daughters of John Benjamin Good.
Sisters Charlotte and Evelyn Hottel
Photograph of Charlotte Virginia (left) and Evelyn Hottel (right), sisters, taken when they were children.
Charlotte's husband was Earl Rinker.
Evelyn married Paul Kronk.
Charlotte's husband was Earl Rinker.
Evelyn married Paul Kronk.
Sisters Dorothy and Alice Coffman
Photograph of sisters Dorothy Lucille (Coffman) Clem (seated) and Alice (Coffman) Borden Elm (standing) as children.
Their parents were William Alfred and Beulah Mae (Bowers) Coffman.
Dorothy's first husband was named Garland Oswald Seal.…
Their parents were William Alfred and Beulah Mae (Bowers) Coffman.
Dorothy's first husband was named Garland Oswald Seal.…
Sisters Goldie, Betty, and Audrey Irwin
The three sisters were daughters of Brooks Adolph Irwin, Sr. and Elizabeth Maude (Kirby) Irwin from Edinburg.
Identified (l to r): Goldie (Irwin) Polk, Betty (Irwin) Wolverton, and Audrey (Irwin) Polk.
They had three additional sisters,…
Identified (l to r): Goldie (Irwin) Polk, Betty (Irwin) Wolverton, and Audrey (Irwin) Polk.
They had three additional sisters,…
Sisters Jeanine, Betty, and Charlotte Wolverton
The sisters were daughters of Guy Spiker and Bertha Arbella (Link) Wolverton from Woodstock.
Identified (l to r) are: Jeanine, Betty and Charlotte.
Jeanine married Ted Paul Fleming (1927-2006) and had at least two children.
Betty never…
Identified (l to r) are: Jeanine, Betty and Charlotte.
Jeanine married Ted Paul Fleming (1927-2006) and had at least two children.
Betty never…
Sisters Ruth H. and Ruby M. Wakeman
Two sisters, Ruth Hoover (Wakeman) Whetzel (right, standing) and Ruby Maxine Wakeman (left, seated), are posed together.
Their parents were David Lemuel and Zelia (Hoover). Wakeman.
They grew up on a farm 1.5 miles west of Edinburg until Ruth…
Their parents were David Lemuel and Zelia (Hoover). Wakeman.
They grew up on a farm 1.5 miles west of Edinburg until Ruth…
Sisters Sallie, Annie, and Mollie Wisman
Photograph of the three Wisman sisters standing together in their later years.
Identified (l to r) are: Sarah "Sallie" A. (Wisman) Funkhouser, Ann "Annie C. (Wisman) Dellinger, and Mary "Mollie" Emma (Wisman) Neeb.
They were the daughters of…
Identified (l to r) are: Sarah "Sallie" A. (Wisman) Funkhouser, Ann "Annie C. (Wisman) Dellinger, and Mary "Mollie" Emma (Wisman) Neeb.
They were the daughters of…
Sisters Sally and Sophia Zea
Sally Zea as a toddler, shown with her older sister, Sophia, who later married John D. Ritenour.
The sisters were from Strasburg.
The sisters were from Strasburg.
Sisters Vada and Vivian Morris
Photograph of Vada and Vivian Morris although we are not sure which is which.
Their parents were Welford Whitley (1897-1945) and Myrtle Victoria (Whetzel) (1902-1989) Morris, from the Mount Olive area of Shenandoah County.
Vada married James…
Their parents were Welford Whitley (1897-1945) and Myrtle Victoria (Whetzel) (1902-1989) Morris, from the Mount Olive area of Shenandoah County.
Vada married James…
Sisters, Margaret and Florine Fravel
Photograph of Margaret Pauline (Fravel) Wilkins (left) and her sister Florine Wisman (Fravel) Getz (right).
The name, "Fravel", is written on the glass plate of this image.
The two girls are the daughters of Nevin Kline Fravel and Lula May…
The name, "Fravel", is written on the glass plate of this image.
The two girls are the daughters of Nevin Kline Fravel and Lula May…
Sisters, Sally and Sophia Zea
Sally Zea as a young child with her thumb in her mouth is seated beside her older sister, Sophia, who later married John D. Ritenour.
The sisters were from Strasburg.
The sisters were from Strasburg.
Six Cadets in a Line
Six unidentified cadets from Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) are standing together in a line and wearing different versions of their school's uniforms.
A low, stone wall and part of a house is visible behind them.
A low, stone wall and part of a house is visible behind them.
Six Children
Photograph of six unidentified children of varying ages posed together in the studio.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Six Children Outdoors
Outdoor shot of six unidentified children, mostly girls, eating watermelon. All are wearing overalls.
Possibly, these were siblings.
Possibly, these were siblings.