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Virginia (Getz) Eaton as a young girl with short hair and bangs, standing on a bench.

Photo of two separate photographs of Virginia (Grove) Janney (left) posed with her daughter, Barbara Jean "Jeannie" Janney.

Both were born in Clifton Forge, Allegheny County, Virgina, and are buried in Woodstock.

Virginia was married to James…

Photo of two separate images of B. Virginia (Heizer) Bashaw with short hair, glasses, and wearing a print dress.

Virginia is best remembered for the years she taught first grade in Toms Brook.

She was born in Rockland County, Virginia, the…

Portrait photograph of Virginia (Miller) Hottle, as a young woman.

Virginia was the daughter of Joseph Russell Miller, Jr. (1865-1953) and Mary Virginia (Hoshour) Miller (1873-1976).

She married Billy Lewin Hottle (1921-1993) in 1947. Billy…

Portrait photograph of Virginia (Miller) Hottle as a young woman wearing a faux pearl necklace.

Virginia was the daughter of Joseph Russell Miller, Jr. (1865-1953) and Mary Virginia (Hoshour) Miller (1873-1976).

She married Billy Lewin Hottle…

Portrait photograph of M. Virginia (Miller) Hottle as a young woman.

She was the daughter of Joseph Russell and Mary Virginia (Hoshour) Miller. Some records list her name as "Virginia Mary". She went by "Virginia".

Her husband was Billy Lewin…

Photograph of Virginia (Miller) Hottle seated on a bench and wearing a formal gown with bows on the front.

Virginia was the daughter of Joseph Russell Miller, Jr. (1865-1953) and Mary Virginia (Hoshour) Miller (1873-1976).

She married Billy…

Portrait photograph of Virginia (Mumaw) Snarr as a young woman.

She was the mother of Marci Bauserman.

Virginia (Nellons) Scott, shown as a young woman in a short-sleeved dress, standing beside a wicker chair.

She was the youngest of twelve children born to Alexander (“Elick” in some records) and Alice (Ball) Nellons (“Nellings”, “Nellins”, or…

Virginia (Nellons) Scott in a white dress is standing beside an older sister, Miss Nellons, who is seated on a wicker chair.

The sisters were born to Alexander (“Elick” in some records) and Alice (Ball) Nellons (“Nellings”, “Nellins”, or “Nelings”…

Photograph of Virginia (Rosenberger) Dellinger standing by a wicker chair as a teen-aged girl.

Her parents were William Erasmus "Willie" and Cora Alice (Swartz) Rosenberger.

She married Joseph William Dellinger (1902-1968).

She is buried in…

Photograph of Virginia (Seal) Hollar as a young woman.

She was the youngest daughter of William Otha (1883-1969) and Lula Blanch (Henry) (1884-1943) Seal.

Her husband was A. Russell Hollar.

Portrait photograph of Virginia (Spiker) Hottel as a young woman.

She was born and raised near Mount Olive and was the daughter of Sidney & Flossie Borden Spiker.

In 1947, Virginia married Daniel Snyder "Danny" Hottel (1925-2020) and spent the…

Photograph of Virginia (Stultz) Gochenour.

Virginia was the daughter of Edgar and Vivian Stultz of the St. Luke community. She had a brother Jerry Stultz and sister Marlys Stultz.

Her first husband was Linden Lantz who died in 1971. They had…

Photograph of (l to r) Virginia (Sine) Miller, her husband, Jacob W. Miller, and their foster daughter, Hazel Bertha (Helsley) Wilkins.

Hazel was given to the Millers when she was 2 years old. Her biological parents were George W. Helsley and…

Portrait photograph of Virginia (Strosnider) Scott, looking past the camera.

She was the daughter of James Arthur and Virgie A. (Shillingburg) Strosnider. She grew up in Strasburg and was a lifelong resident of the town.

Her husband was Robbie…

Photograph of Virginia Anne (Caplinger) Comer as a child of about 10 months old.

She was the daughter of Rev. E.B. Caplinger and his wife Kathleen (Kohr) Caplinger.

Her husband was Don Ashworth Comer.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Virginia Bundick as a young woman with short hair.

Photograph of two sisters, Virginia B. Dirting (left) and Nannie Carlisle (Dirting) Clark (right).

They were the daughters of John K. Dirting and Catherine (Coffelt) DIrting of Edinburg Virginia.

Photograph of Virginia Fansler holding her baby son, Burtelle W. Fansler, Jr., known as "Bud"

Virginia Fansler, seated on a bench, and holding her baby son, Burtelle W. "Bud" Fansler, Jr,. in her lap.

Portrait photograph of Virginia Keene.

This photograph appeared in the 1925 Woodstock High School yearbook. That year Virginia was a member of the Junior Class.

Portrait photograph of two sisters from Strasburg identified as (l to r): Virginia Lemley, who never married, and her sister, Cora, whose married name was Wilkins.

Both are buried in Riverview Cemetery in Strasburg, Virginia.

Photo of two separate photographs of Strasburg sisters, Virginia (left) and Cora Ann Lemley (right).

Virginia never married. Cora Ann married a man named Wilkins.

Both sisters are buried in Riverview Cemetery in Strasburg.

The image on the…

Virginia May (Rhinehart) Rutz as a baby.

Virginia was the daughter of George Rolle Rhinehart (1874-1945) and Alberta “Bertie” Mae (Carrier) Rhinehart.

She married Lewis Henry Rutz (1911-1991) in 1937 in Harrisville. At that time, he was a…
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