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Cary Ann (Racey) Walters
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Cary Ann (Racey) Walters as a young woman.
Her parents were Kermit Lee and Madge Eloise (Trimble) Racey.
She lived in Woodstock when she married William Irvin Walters in 1977.
The image on the…
Her parents were Kermit Lee and Madge Eloise (Trimble) Racey.
She lived in Woodstock when she married William Irvin Walters in 1977.
The image on the…
Carter Hall
Photograph of Carter Hall located east of Millwood, Virginia.
Carter Hall was the Millwood, Virginia, estate of Lt. Col. Nathaniel Burwell (1750–1814). It was built around 1797.
It is located in the northern Shenandoah Valley, off Virginia…
Carter Hall was the Millwood, Virginia, estate of Lt. Col. Nathaniel Burwell (1750–1814). It was built around 1797.
It is located in the northern Shenandoah Valley, off Virginia…
Carson Golladay
Photograph of Carson Eugene Golladay standing by a chair.
Carson was born in New Market and grew up in Edinburg, where he helped his parents, Isaac Dereilus and Eleonora C. Golliday, with the family’s farm.
He changed occupations early in…
Carson was born in New Market and grew up in Edinburg, where he helped his parents, Isaac Dereilus and Eleonora C. Golliday, with the family’s farm.
He changed occupations early in…
Carson Dinges
Portrait photograph of Carson E. Dinges as a young man wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Carson was from Fort Valley, the son of Charles Russell and Virginia Catherine (Cave) Dinges.
He never married.
Carson was from Fort Valley, the son of Charles Russell and Virginia Catherine (Cave) Dinges.
He never married.
Carson Dinges
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Carson Dinges, a Shenandoah County native who served in the US Army during World War Two.
Carsie McInturff
Portrait photograph of Carsie McInturff as a young woman.
Carroll Hagerman Driver
Portrait photograph of Carroll Hagerman Driver wearing his Massanutten Academy uniform.
Carroll was from Timberville Virginia, and had the nickname "Puss" during his time at the academy. He graduated in 1924.
Carroll was the son of Frank…
Carroll was from Timberville Virginia, and had the nickname "Puss" during his time at the academy. He graduated in 1924.
Carroll was the son of Frank…
Carroll Funk
Portrait photograph of Carroll Milton Funk, from Woodstock, wearing his graduation cap and gown.
His parents were Oliver Milton and Florence Virginia (Fogle) Funk.
In 1950, Carroll married Agnes Marie Drummond, daughter of Charles Gilbert and…
His parents were Oliver Milton and Florence Virginia (Fogle) Funk.
In 1950, Carroll married Agnes Marie Drummond, daughter of Charles Gilbert and…
Carroll Foltz
Carroll Foltz standing by a bench and wearing a suit and tie.
Carroll Estep
Portrait photograph of Carroll Estep in his U.S. Army uniform.
Carroll E. Estep was the son of Thomas Estep and Laura Algier. He was a U.S. Army Veteran having served in both the African and European Theatres of World War II. He was the recipient…
Carroll E. Estep was the son of Thomas Estep and Laura Algier. He was a U.S. Army Veteran having served in both the African and European Theatres of World War II. He was the recipient…
Carroll D. Wilkin
Photo of two separate images of Carroll Henry Wilkin as a toddler.
Carroll was the son of Carroll Henry and Wanda Elaine (Cleary) Wilkin.
He was from Woodstock.
Carroll was the son of Carroll Henry and Wanda Elaine (Cleary) Wilkin.
He was from Woodstock.
Carroll D. Wilkin
Photo of two separate images of Carroll Henry Wilkin as a toddler.
Carroll was the son of Carroll Henry and Wanda Elaine (Cleary) Wilkin.
He was from Woodstock.
Carroll was the son of Carroll Henry and Wanda Elaine (Cleary) Wilkin.
He was from Woodstock.
Carroll Coverston
Portrait photograph of Carroll Coverston.
This photograph was used in the 1925 Woodstock yearbook, "Connecting Links". Carroll graduated from the high school that year.
This photograph was used in the 1925 Woodstock yearbook, "Connecting Links". Carroll graduated from the high school that year.
Carroll Burner and Another Man
Photograph of Carroll C. Burner, left, wearing a U.S. Navy Aviation Machinist Mate's uniform, and seated beside an unidentified man.
Carroll Burner served in the US Marine Corps and in the United States Navy as an Aviation Machinist Mate.
He…
Carroll Burner served in the US Marine Corps and in the United States Navy as an Aviation Machinist Mate.
He…
Carroll Burner
Portrait photograph of Carroll Burner wearing a United States Navy uniform indicating he was an Aviation Machinist Mate.
Carroll Burner served in the U.S. Marine Corps and in the United States Navy as an Aviation Machinist Mate.
He was the son…
Carroll Burner served in the U.S. Marine Corps and in the United States Navy as an Aviation Machinist Mate.
He was the son…
Carroll and Ruth (Zirkle) Moyers With Children
Photograph of the Moyers family.
Pictured are (l to r): Dena (Moyers) Richmond, Carroll Moyers, his wife, Ruth (Zirkle) Moyers and C. Lynn Moyers.
This photograph was taken in 1968, shortly after Lynn's graduation from Stonewall Jackson High…
Pictured are (l to r): Dena (Moyers) Richmond, Carroll Moyers, his wife, Ruth (Zirkle) Moyers and C. Lynn Moyers.
This photograph was taken in 1968, shortly after Lynn's graduation from Stonewall Jackson High…
Carroll and Ruth (Zirkle) Moyers With Children
Photograph of the Moyers family.
Pictured are (l to r): Dena (Moyers) Richmond, Carroll Moyers, his wife, Ruth (Zirkle) Moyers and C. Lynn Moyers.
This photograph was taken in 1968, shortly after Lynn's graduation from Stonewall Jackson High…
Pictured are (l to r): Dena (Moyers) Richmond, Carroll Moyers, his wife, Ruth (Zirkle) Moyers and C. Lynn Moyers.
This photograph was taken in 1968, shortly after Lynn's graduation from Stonewall Jackson High…
Carroll and Janet (Kronk) Estep
Portrait photograph of Carroll E. Estep in his Army uniform and posed beside his wife, Janet Marie (Kronk) Estep.
Carroll E. Estep was the son of Thomas Estep and Laura Algier. He was a U.S. Army Veteran having served in both the African and…
Carroll E. Estep was the son of Thomas Estep and Laura Algier. He was a U.S. Army Veteran having served in both the African and…
Carroll "Ted" Hockman
Portrait photograph of Carroll "Ted" Hockman wearing a double breasted suit jacket and tie.
Carrol S. and Ronald C. Ludwig
Photograph of the two sons of Carrol S. Ludwig, Sr. and Agnes Salome (Crabill) Ludwig (1914-2010).
The older son on the left was Carrol S. Ludwig, Jr. and the younger son on the right was Ronald C. Ludwig.
The older son on the left was Carrol S. Ludwig, Jr. and the younger son on the right was Ronald C. Ludwig.
Carrol Burner and unknown man
Hugh Morrison photograph showing Carrol Burner and an unknown man. Burner was a Shenandoah County native who served in the US Navy during World War Two. When this photograph was taken he was serving as an aviation machinist.
Carrol Burner
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Carrol Burner, a Shenandoah County native who served in the US Navy as a Aviation Machinist Mate during World War Two.
Carrol and Ronald Ludwig
Photograph of two young Ludwig brothers: Ronald "Ronnie" Ludwig (left) and Carrol S. Ludwig, Jr. (right, standing).
Their parents were Carrol Smith Ludwig, Sr. and Agnes Salome Crabill.
They were originally from Strasburg.
Carrol later…
Their parents were Carrol Smith Ludwig, Sr. and Agnes Salome Crabill.
They were originally from Strasburg.
Carrol later…
Carrie Garman
Portrait photograph of Mary Caroline “Carrie” (Woodring) Garman wearing glasses and a faux pearl necklace.
Carrie was born in Port Matilda, Pennsylvania. Her parents were William and Nancy A. (Turner) Woodring. In 1910, her father was a teamster…
Carrie was born in Port Matilda, Pennsylvania. Her parents were William and Nancy A. (Turner) Woodring. In 1910, her father was a teamster…
Carrie Bennett
Portrait photograph of Carrie Bennett wearing a large hat.
She was an employee of Lacy Hat Factory, in Richmond. The factory has since closed.
This picture appeared in the "Free Press" newspaper on 11 February 2011, and again, later, in…
She was an employee of Lacy Hat Factory, in Richmond. The factory has since closed.
This picture appeared in the "Free Press" newspaper on 11 February 2011, and again, later, in…