Bagnell, Doris Emma (Bauserman) (1914-1990)
Photograph of Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell as a little girl standing on a bench and wearing a wide-brimmed hat and coat. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
No ID form. ID'd in the margin of the paper copy.
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Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell, shown as a young girl standing on a bench. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
No ID form. Name was written on the margin of the paper copy.
Doris E. (Bauserman) Bagnell as a girl with a bow in her hair and standing beside a wicker chair. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "July 1922".
No ID Form. Name was written in the margin of the paper copy.
Bagnell, Doris Emma Bauserman (1914-1990)
Portrait photograph of Doris Emma (Bauserman) Bagnell as a young woman with short hair. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Jan 1932".
Doris E. (Bauserman) Bagnell as a girl with a bow in her long hair and standing beside a wicker chair. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Aug 1921".
Identified in 2025 by library staff based on other images of her in the Morrison Studio Collection.
Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell and Another Girl
Two girls standing together. The girl on the left is Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell. The other girl is unidentified. The words, "Coffman & Paine" are written on the glass plate.
Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell was identified in 2025 by library staff based on other photographs of the subject.
Photograph of Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell (left) as a teenaged girl standing in studio next to an unidentified teenaged girl. Doris was from the Zion Church area and later lived in rural Strasburg. She married Harry Bagnell, Sr.
Subject identified in 2009 by June B. Hockman.
Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell and Harold Bauserman
Photograph of Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell (left) and her brother Harold Bauserman.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "July 1920".
Doris (Bauserman) Bagnell and Harold Bauserman identified in 2025 by library staff based on other photographs of the subject,
Harold Bauserman appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 007734, 023601, and 023606.
Beeler, Marcia Anne (Fisher) (1942-2019)
Doris (Borden) Fisher, seated holding her daughter, Marcia Anne (Fisher) Beeler, on her lap while her other daughter, Jane (Fisher ) Bayles, stands beside them.
French, Doris Glendine Funkhouser (1925-2020)
Portrait photograph of Doris G. (Funkhouser) French as a young woman. Doris was the daughter of Oliver Edward Funkhouser and Bertie Ellen (Hepner) Funkhouser. She grew up in Orkney Springs, VA along with her sisters Mildred Kohlman and Shirley Baker. Her stepmother was Ida Funkhouser. She graduated from Triplett High School in Mount Jackson, and was living and working in Woodstock when she met her future husband Millson S. French, Sr. They married in 1947 and spent the next 68 years together, serving the community at Walton & Smoot Drugstore and raising five children.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "June 1945".
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Doris (Jones) Mason with short hair, glasses, and wearing a pin on her lapel.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Doris Ann Walker with very short hair and glasses. She is wearing a photographer's drape.
Doris Ann Walker appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 014472, 030062, and 031050.
Doris Emma (Bauserman) Bagnell as a girl seated in a chair with one hand on her hip. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
Doris Emma Bauserman Bagnell pictured as a young woman. Doris was originally from the Zion Church area near Headquarters in Shenandoah County. She later lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg. Her husband was Harry James Bagnell, Sr. (1911-1982).
Clem, Doris Irene "Millie" Linaweaver (1937-2003)
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Doris I. "Millie" (Linaweaver) Clem. Her parents were Charles Chester and Ida Mae (Palmer) Linaweaver. She married Donald Burnshire "Don" Clem.
Identified in 2014 by staff at Shenandoah County Historical Society (SCHS).
Doris I. (Linaweaver) Clem appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 007252 and 028508.
A photograph of Doris I. (Linaweaver) Clem's birth certificate appears in Morrison Studio Collection number 026995.
Doris Irene Linaweaver's Birth Certificate
Recording & registration - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of the birth registration issued for Doris Irene Linaweaver who was born on February 5, 1937, in Shenandoah County. Parents were Charles Chester Linaweaver and Ida Mae Palmer.
Doris (Linawevaer) Clem is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection images 007252 and 028508.
Photograph of Doris L. Crisman as a three year old girl sitting on the edge of a chair in the studio. Doris grew up in Fort Valley. Her parents were John W. (1888-1960) and Maud (McDaniel) (1900-1962) Crisman, a farming couple. She had six siblings, most of them older than she. She never married.
Subject identified in 2003 by Doris L. Crisman herself. She had the same photograph at home.
Additional biographical information was compiled from public records.
Doris L. Crisman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 006421 and 040384.
Three children of Wilbert William (1911-1955) and Lula Muriel (Seal) (1913-1985) Hoffman. They have been identified as (l to r): Doris, Jimmy, and Phyllis Hoffman. The name, "Hoffman", is written on the glass plate.
Identified in 2008 by Phyllis Wright, a cousin of the subjects. She had the same photograph at home.
Finks, Dorothy Marie Bauserman (1927-2019)
Portrait photograph of Dorothy (Bauserman) Finks as a young woman. Dorothy was born in Toms Brook, daughter of Russell P. and Beulah (Miller) Bauserman. She graduated from Toms Brook High School in 1944. This photograph was most likely taken while she was enrolled in high school. She married Louis Jasper Finks. They owned and operated Finks Jewelry Store in Woodstock, Virginia. The couple had four children, Patricia F., Toni K., Richard L., and Lisa F. Finks. Dorothy was also involved in several community organizations including the Toms Brook United Methodist Church and the Woodstock Chapter #93 of the Order of the Eastern Star where she was Past Worthy Matron, District Lecturer, Grand Ruth for the state of Virginia and Grand Representative to Wisconsin.
Identified in 2005 by Frances Walker, a friend of the subject.
Additional biographical information was compiled from public records, including her obituary.
Dorothy (Bauserman) Finks appears in Morrison Studio image 003004 and 006661.
Photo of a portrait photograph of Dorothy (Bauserman) Finks as a students. The school portrait has a border with the words "School Days" on the top and "1942-43" on the bottom. Dorothy was born in Toms Brook, daughter of Russell P. and Beulah (Miller) Bauserman. She graduated from Toms Brook High School in 1944, therefore this portrait was most likely from her junior year of high school. She married Louis Jasper Finks. They owned and operated Finks Jewelry Store in Woodstock, Virginia. The couple had four children, Patricia F., Toni K., Richard L., and Lisa F. Finks. Dorothy was also involved in several community organizations including the Toms Brook United Methodist Church and the Woodstock Chapter #93 of the Order of the Eastern Star where she was Past Worthy Matron, District Lecturer, Grand Ruth for the state of Virginia and Grand Representative to Wisconsin.
Subject identified in 2009 by June B. Hockman who went to Toms Brook High School with the subject.
Photograph of Dorothy (Bowman) Flynn. The name, "Hazel Bowman", is written on the glass plate.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Feb 1946".
Identified in 2025 by library staff utilizing the name on the image, Dorothy Flynn's Birth Certificate, and Find a Grave.
Dorothy (Bowman) Flynn appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 025439 and 025440.
Dorothy (Bowman) Flynn's birth certificate appears in Morrison Studio Collection image 027118.
Edwards, Dorothy Marilla Didawick (1923-1986)
Picture of Dorothy Marilla (Didawick) Edwards as a young girl. Her parents were Glenn Henry (1897-1959) and Mary Frances (Burner) (1898-1975) Didawick. Dorothy Marilla Didawick lived most of her life in Toms Brook. She married Delford Elwood Keckley, a 21-year old farmer from Strasburg in 1941. He was the son of Earl and Wilmouth Irene (Cook) Keckley. They had a daughter, Margaret, in 1944. Sometime after that, they divorced and then, in 1963 married each other again. Their son, William Allen Keckley, was born during this time. Their second marriage lasted until 1974. Dorothy married a third time to Ashby Woodrow Edwards from Penn Laird, Rockingham County. He was ten years older than Dorothy and that union lasted from 1974-1983. She died a few years later.
Identified in 2007 by subject's sister, Patsy (Didawick) Simmons.
Additional biographical information was compiled from public sources.
Dorothy (Didawick) Edwards appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 001570, 006429 and 004569.
Portrait photograph of Dorothy (Haun) Seibert as a young woman. Dorothy was the daughter of Clarence B. and Lydia (Sheetz) Haun. Her siblings included Bill, Pete, Patricia, and Anna Mae Haun. She married Doug Seibert and had three children: Patricia, Sandra and Nick Seibert.
Identified in 2004 by Kathy McElroy, a cousin of Dorothy (Haun) Seibert.
Dorothy (Haun) Seibert appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 010151 and 009680.
Seibert, Dorothy Virginia Haun (1922-1992)
Portrait photograph of Dorothy V. (Haun) Seibert as a young woman posed in studio. Dorothy was the daughter of Clarence B. and Lydia (Sheetz) Haun. Her siblings included Bill, Pete, Patricia, and Anna Mae Haun. Her husband was Douglas Franklin Seibert. The couple married in 1942 and raised three children. The name "Sibert" is written on the glass plate.
Identified in 2006 by her sister-in-law, Polly Haun, and Gloria Stickley.
Dorothy (Hoover) Price and Joseph "Buddy" Hoover
Photograph of siblings, Joseph "Buddy" Ray Hoover, Jr. and his older sister, Dorothy Ann (Hoover) Price. Their parents were Joseph Ray (Sr.) (1904-1966) and Dorothy (Koontz) (1903-2002) Hoover. The family was from the Woodstock area.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Jun 1934".
Joseph "Buddy" Hoover, Jr. appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 015825, 022626, 022677, and 022678.
Dorothy (Hoover) Price appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 015825, 022626, 022677, 022678, and 024968.