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Four Individuals Holding a Banner
Four unidentified individuals, three men and a woman, are standing together with a large banner in front of them with a "T" and 13 stars circling the silhouette of an armed colonialist on it.
Four Images
Photo of four separate portrait photographs of different unidentified people, three men and a woman.
Four Hoover Siblings
Photograph of the four children born to Cleffer and Nettie (Saum) Hoover. Identified (l to r) are: Mary Catherine (Hoover) Painter, Frank Hoover, Martha (Hoover) Dellinger (back), and Helen (Hoover) Marston (seated, right).
Their parents married…
Their parents married…
Four Generations: Gochenours Windles, & Reynolds
Photograph of four generations of women from the Gochenour, Windle, and Reynolds Families.
Identified are: Mary (Gochenour) Fauber, (back), her daughter from her first husband, Alice (Windle) Gochenour (right), her granddaughter, Florence…
Identified are: Mary (Gochenour) Fauber, (back), her daughter from her first husband, Alice (Windle) Gochenour (right), her granddaughter, Florence…
Four Generations of Wismans
Four generations of the Wisman family identified as:
Louise Virginia (Crabill) Wisman (seated on left), her son, Clarence Luther Wisman (seated on right), her grand daughter, standing on the left, Louise Virginia (Wisman) Carter, and her great…
Louise Virginia (Crabill) Wisman (seated on left), her son, Clarence Luther Wisman (seated on right), her grand daughter, standing on the left, Louise Virginia (Wisman) Carter, and her great…
Four Generations of the Newman Family
On the right is Elizabeth (Hickman) Newman (1822-1917). She is holding her great-granddaughter Elizabeth Newman. Her grandson Wilbur Lauck Newman stands at the rear of the image. On the left is Elizabeth’s son, Edgar Douglas Newman.
Elizabeth…
Elizabeth…
Four Generations of Saum Family
Photograph of four oval-framed portrait photographs of unidentified members of the Saum family.
The frame is labeled, "Saum" and the words, "four generations" appear at the bottom.
The name, "Saum", is written on the glass negative by the…
The frame is labeled, "Saum" and the words, "four generations" appear at the bottom.
The name, "Saum", is written on the glass negative by the…
Four Generations
Family photograph of four generations of the Hottle, Wisman, and Coffman families.
Seated on the right is Bertha Vonhilra (Stump) Hottle, wife of Walter Monroe Hottle (1880-1962).
Betha's daughter, Golda Mae (Hottle) Wisman, is seated beside…
Seated on the right is Bertha Vonhilra (Stump) Hottle, wife of Walter Monroe Hottle (1880-1962).
Betha's daughter, Golda Mae (Hottle) Wisman, is seated beside…
Four Females
Four unidentified females of different ages are posed together.
Four Dysart Siblings
Photo of two separate photographs of the four children born to Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
They are identified as (l to r):
Seated: Frank Dysart, Jr. and Helen (Dysart) Miller
Standing: Ford Dysart and Raymond C.…
They are identified as (l to r):
Seated: Frank Dysart, Jr. and Helen (Dysart) Miller
Standing: Ford Dysart and Raymond C.…
Four Children with Woman
Reproduction of a photograph of four unidentified Caucasian children surrounding a young unidentified African-American woman.
Original held in the collection of Hupp's Hill. Produced by George S. Aldhizer and labeled "Carrie's."
Original held in the collection of Hupp's Hill. Produced by George S. Aldhizer and labeled "Carrie's."
Four Children Outdoors
Four unidentified girls are posed sitting on the lawn in the yard of a house. An older girl is on the right with three younger ones beside her.
Four Children Looking at a Book
Four unidentified children, a boy and three younger girls, are posed together. They are all sitting on a stone bench and looking down at an open book.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children of varying ages, two girls with short hair and bangs, a younger boy, and a baby, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children posed together. Three are young boys wearing matching outfits. The youngest is a girl in a bonnet and dress.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children of varying ages are posed together. There are two young girls on the left and two boys with bow ties on the right.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children posed together. Three are young boys wearing matching outfits and caps. The youngest is a girl in a bonnet and dress.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children of varying ages (three boys and a girl) are posed together on a bench.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children of different ages, two boys and two girls, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children of varying ages, three girls and a boy, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children, an older girl, a toddler, and two young boys, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children of varying ages, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children, three boys and a girl, are posed together. They appear to be of different ages and the two younger boys on the right are wearing bows on the front of their shirts.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified young children, three boys and a girl with short hair, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Four Children
Four unidentified children, three boys standing around a girl, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.