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Ann Hockman
1974 photograph of Ann Hockman, a resident of Shenandoah County Virginia.
Ann Gurney
Photograph of Ann Gurney of Shenandoah County
Ann Foltz with her Family
Photograph of Ann Foltz (standing back middle) posed with her father, mother and siblings.
Ann Elizabeth Racey
Photograph showing the body of Ann Elizabeth Racey on a funeral bier at Dellinger Funeral home in Woodstock.
Ann was the daughter of Melvin Racey and Helen Mae (Whetzel) Racey. She died in 1941.
Ann was the daughter of Melvin Racey and Helen Mae (Whetzel) Racey. She died in 1941.
Ann and Tom Painter
Photograph of Ann Painter and her younger brother, Tom, when they were both children.
Their parents were Fred P. and Margaret Painter.
In 1940, Fred worked as a guard at the Rayon Mill. The family lived on Stonewall Mill Road just north of…
Their parents were Fred P. and Margaret Painter.
In 1940, Fred worked as a guard at the Rayon Mill. The family lived on Stonewall Mill Road just north of…
Ann (Kline) Bowers
Portrait photograph of Ann (Kline) Bowers as a young woman wearing a short sleeved knit top and a faux pearl necklace.
Ann (Dirting) Hottel
Photograph of Ann (Dirting) Hottel in her later years.
Originally, this photograph had her husband, Abraham Hottel, standing by her side. Emulsion damage to the glass plate has destroyed the part of the image where he was.
Originally, this photograph had her husband, Abraham Hottel, standing by her side. Emulsion damage to the glass plate has destroyed the part of the image where he was.
Ann (Benchoff) Stamm
Photo of a portrait photograph of Ann (Benchoff) Stamm.
Ann "Rainbow" Harris
Photograph showing Ann "Rainbow" Harris of Shenandoah County.
Ann "Nance" (Clower) Adkerson
Portrait photograph of Anna Winfield (Clower) Adkerson wearing a large hat.
She was the daughter of James Henry (unknown-1924) and Antoinette Dubois (Winfield) (1853-1937) Clower.
She lived in Woodstock.
As a young woman, she taught music…
She was the daughter of James Henry (unknown-1924) and Antoinette Dubois (Winfield) (1853-1937) Clower.
She lived in Woodstock.
As a young woman, she taught music…
Animal-Shaped Stone
Staged photograph of a stone that is vaguely shaped like an animal next to two other rocks.
Animal Show Announcers
Photograph showing John Laughlin (left) and Harry Gochenour (right) announcing at the 1988 Shenandoah County Fair Animal Show.
Angelo Bowman
Photograph of Angelo Bowman as a young man.
Angelo was from Fort Valley, a son of James Samuel (1876-1947) and Adeline "Addie" Melvina (McClanahan) (1880-1918) Bowman.
He married a young widow, Myrtle P. (Nicholson) Haun in May 1917. She had a…
Angelo was from Fort Valley, a son of James Samuel (1876-1947) and Adeline "Addie" Melvina (McClanahan) (1880-1918) Bowman.
He married a young widow, Myrtle P. (Nicholson) Haun in May 1917. She had a…
Andy Walt Coffman Family of Coffmantown
Photograph of Andrew Walter Coffman and his family. They were from Coffmantown, near St. Luke and about 6 miles west of Woodstock.
Pictured are (l to r):
Seated: Andrew Walter Coffman and his wife, Cora Alice (Riffey) Coffman
The couple's…
Pictured are (l to r):
Seated: Andrew Walter Coffman and his wife, Cora Alice (Riffey) Coffman
The couple's…
Andrew Richman
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Andrew M. Richman in his U.S. Army uniform and cap.
Andrew was the son of Bartell William and Clorene (Fadley) Richman.
He lived in Quicksburg when he married Glenna Lee Crider in 1967.
He was…
Andrew was the son of Bartell William and Clorene (Fadley) Richman.
He lived in Quicksburg when he married Glenna Lee Crider in 1967.
He was…