Elizabeth "Sue" (Hollingsworth) Grant as a Bride
Grant, Elizabeth "Sue" Hollingsworth (1940-1994)
Photograph of Elizabeth "Sue" (Hollingsworth) Grant as a young bride in her wedding veil and gown. She is standing on the altar of the church. Sue was the daughter of John Roland and Bessie Caroline (Seal) Hollingsworth. In 1962, she married Robert A. Grant in Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock. The couple had a son and a daughter together. The marriage did not last. Sue was a teacher in the Warren County Middle School and a graduate of VPI (now called Virginia Tech).
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
No ID form. Name was written in the margin of the paper copy.
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Photo of two separate photographs of Elizabeth (Burnett) Madala as a young girl wearing a dress with ruffles up the front and around the collar. She married David Mandala.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Gochenour) Cox from Maurertown. She had a sister, Dolly, who married a Vormbrock.
Subject's sister, Dolly (Gochenour) Vormbrock, is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection number 002901.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Good) Gochenour wearing an unusual hat with her dress.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Oct 1943".
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Hickman) Newman holding her great granddaughter, Elizabeth Newman. Elizabeth (Hickman) Newman was born in Hampshire County, West Virginia. Her father was John T. Hickman. Her mother’s maiden name was “Trout”. She married Benjamin Pennybacker Newman (1823-1902) on May 6, 1851, and lived near Liberty Furnace for many years as her husband owned an iron furnace. The 1860 census found the family still there and by that time, Elizabeth and her husband had four young sons. Later the family moved to Woodstock, where they farmed. This image is a cropped version of Morrison photo 002542.
Subject identified in 2009 by M.L. Walton.
Elizabeth (Hickman) Newman is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection images 002542, 005346, and 019672.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth Hickman Newman later in her life.
Elizabeth (Hickman) Newman was born in Hampshire County, West Virginia. Her father was John T. Hickman. Her mother’s maiden name was “Trout”. She married Benjamin Pennybacker Newman (1823-1902) on May 6, 1851, and lived near Liberty Furnace for many years as her husband owned an iron furnace. The 1860 census found the family still there and by that time, Elizabeth and her husband had four young sons. Later the family moved to Woodstock where they farmed.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Nov 1908".
Biographical information compiled from public records.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Hockman) Miller as a young woman with short hair.
Identified in 2005 by Frances Walker who went to school with the subject.
Irwin, Elizabeth "Betty" Maude Kirby (1908-1987)
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Betty M. (Kirby) Irwin. She was the daughter of Vernon and Mary Elizabeth (White) Kirby. She was from Edinburg and was a retired nurses aide when she died. Her husband was Brooks Adolph Irwin, Sr. (1895-1967).
Identified in 2014 by one of her daughters, Betty (Irwin) Wolverton.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Elizabeth (Owens) Roller with short hair, glasses, and wearing a long pendant with her outfit. She was born in Lyon County, Minnesota, to Robert R. (1854-1926) and Anna Effie (Thomas) (1872-1947) Owens. She married Mark Samuel Roller and spent most of her married life with him in Toms Brook and where she raised two sons, Robert S. and Richard W. Roller. The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
Identified in 2014 by Steve Shipe, who recognized her as being from his church.
Elizabeth (Owens) Roller appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 008128 and 028849.
Bailey, Elizabeth Lucille Ritenour (1922-1971)
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Ritenour) Bailey as a young woman. There are aerial gunner wings visible on her lapel. Elizabeth lived in the Fishers Hill community near Strasburg Virginia. Her parents were Charles Clarence and Emma Elizabeth (Baker) Ritenour. Her first husband was Alfred Bender Coby who she married in 1950. The couple had six years together before he died. She married again in 1964. Her second husband was Eugene Wilson Bailey (1924-2012).
Subject identified in 2002 by Joyce Hamrick, a friend of the subject.
Additional biographical information was compiled from public sources.
Photograph of Elizabeth (Sheetz) Bauserman in a graduation cap and gown, holding a rolled diploma in her hands. She was the daughter of Edgar and Mabel Sheetz. She was married to John Vawter Bauserman, the commissioner of accounts for Shenandoah County.
Subject identified by Danny Hottel. Biographical information compiled from public records.
Vance, Elizabeth Ann Stickley (1922-2007)
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Stickley) Vance as a young woman. Her parents were Clyde's Delmar and Helen Frances "Tootie" (Mitchell) Stickley of Strasburg. In 1945, she married James "Jimmy" Henry Vance (1926-1992), also from Strasburg, and had two sons, Larry E. and Gary L. Vance.
Identified in 2007 by Graham Conner and his sister.
Photo of two photographs of Elizabeth (Thompson) Everly of Mount Jackson, with glasses, and wearing a patterned, short-sleeved, dress. Elizabeth was born at Chester, Virginia, the daughter of William and Maria (Hatcher) Thompson. Her husband, Marion "Pete" Everly, Jr., managed the Mount Jackson Drug Store. The couple had a daughter, Anne (Everly) Minnick.
"Back in 50's -60's" per the identifier.
Identified as "Mrs. Everly" in 2016 by Ray Tisinger.
First and maiden name was provided in 2025 by Jim Hines.
Bauserman, Elizabeth Ann Sheetz (1917-1984)
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth Ann (Sheetz) Bauserman as a young woman. Elizabeth grew up on Spring Street in Woodstock and was the oldest child of Edgar Simon (1892-1964) and Pearl Mabel (Ruby) (1892-1981) Sheetz. She had two younger brothers, Hallie and Edgar “Eddie”. Her father worked for the railroad in 1920, then became a presser with his own shop (1930), farmed in 1940, and finally, worked as a government mechanic before he retired. In 1940, Elizabeth had completed a year of college and worked as a stenographer in a law office. She was still living with her family in Woodstock. Sometime after July 1956, she married a divorced lawyer with two children, John Vawter Bauserman (1908-1963), who had graduated from the College of William and Mary and obtained his law degree from the University of Virginia. His parents were Joseph Morgan (1865-1934) and Mary Elliott (Van Horn) (1868-1946) Bauserman. John worked as the commissioner of accounts for Shenandoah County from 1934 until his death. Elizabeth and John are both buried together in Massanutten Cemetery.
ID form was not signed. The person who ID's her (in 2003), made a note that she was Eddie and Howie Sheetz' sister.
Biographical information was compiled from public records.
Photograph of Elizabeth Ann (Cook) Polk as a girl with curly hair. She is standing on a chair. The name, "Polk", is written on the glass plate.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "March 1950".
Identified in 2009 by Judy (Spiggle) Cook.
Elizabeth Ann (Cook) Polk appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 018075 and 018076.
Crabill, Elizabeth Ann Crabill (1841-1923)
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth Ann (Crabill) Crabill with her hair parted in the middle and wearing glasses. Elizabeth was the daughter of William C. and Elizabeth (Eberly) Crabill. Her husband was Harrison Crabill.
Identified in 2007 by Phyllis S. Wright who has a copy of this photograph at home. Elizabeth (Crabill) Crabill was the great-grandmother of Phyllis' husband.
Elizabeth Ann (Crabill) Crabill appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 014044, 014083, and 026095.
Crabill, Elizabeth Dellinger (1911-2002)
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth (Dellinger) Crabill with her hair curled and style and wearing a short-sleeved dress. Her husband was Joseph Crabill.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth E. Downey as a young woman. She was the daughter of Dr. Frederick Clifton "Fred" Downey and Daisy Vance (Dinges) Downey. She lived in Edinburg and never married. She had a brother, William "Doc" Downey.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Aug 1936".
Identified in 2011 by Diane Downey, a niece of the subject, who had seen this image before.
Photograph showing Elizabeth Downey standing on the running board of a car. The photograph is dated July 4, 1927.
Downey Photographs, 1924-1947, Photograph Series, Mary Ann Williamson Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia.
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Massanutten Military Academy (Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va.)
Portrait photograph Elizabeth "Bessie" Gwinn. Elizabeth was an instructor at Massanutten Academy for the 1913-1914 school year. Her nickname was "Bessie" and she was from Monterey, Virginia.
Labelled as "Oct 1914" on box of plates.
Identified in 2024 by library staff utilizing Massanutten Academy's 1913-1914 catalog "Massanutten Academy Views."
Elizabeth Gwinn appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 000778 and 000781.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth "Bessie" Gwinn. Elizabeth was an instructor at Massanutten Academy for the 1913-1914 school year. Her nickname was "Bessie" and she was from Monterey, Virginia.
Sollenberger, Elizabeth Dalke (1917-2013)
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth "Betty" (Dalke) Sollenberger posed in studio. Betty, a lifelong resident of Woodstock, was married to Mr. Charles "Tom" Sollenberger. They had five children and were very active in the local community.
Subject identified in 2002 by Joe Clower.
Elizabeth L. (Dalke) Sollenberger appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 005046, 005830, 005837, 024994, and 028518.
Sollenberger, Elizabeth Louise Dalke (1917-2013)
Photograph of Elizabeth L. (Dalke) Sollenberger as a young girl. A native of Woodstock, Elizabeth married Charles "Tom" Sollenberger and had five children.
Identified by the subject herself in 2002.
Additional biographical information compiled from public records.
Photograph of Elizabeth L. Dalke as a young girl. A native of Woodstock, Elizabeth married Charles "Tom" Sollenberger and had five children. Both she and her husband were very active in the community.
Labelled "Sept 20 ???" on box of plates.
Portrait photograph of Elizabeth L. (Dalke) Sollenberger with a corsage pinned to her lapel. A native of Woodstock, Elizabeth married Charles "Tom" Sollenberger and had five children. Both she and her husband were very active in the community.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Dec 1945".