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Abraham Lincoln
Photo of a photograph of Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States.
Academy, Strasburg, VA
Postcard showing a picture of the Academy building in Strasburg Virginia. The card is dated 1908.
The academy building was constructed in 1870 as a private school but was sold to the county school system in 1884.
The academy building was constructed in 1870 as a private school but was sold to the county school system in 1884.
Ada (Hansberger) Barb
Photograph of Ada (Hansberger) Barb standing beside a bench.
She was the daughter of William Franklin and Mary C. (Baker) Hansberger.
She married Perry David Barb from the Basye area.
She was the daughter of William Franklin and Mary C. (Baker) Hansberger.
She married Perry David Barb from the Basye area.
Ada and Sammy Wolfson
Ada (Wolfson) Samuels, posed with her brother, Sammy Wolfson. Both are wearing graduation caps and gowns.
The two siblings were born to George Joseph and Ida L. (Kaplan) Wolfson who had immigrated from Lithuania and married in New York City in…
The two siblings were born to George Joseph and Ida L. (Kaplan) Wolfson who had immigrated from Lithuania and married in New York City in…
Ada and Sammy Wolfson
Ada (Wolfson) Samuels, posed with her brother, Sammy Wolfson. Both are wearing graduation caps and gowns.
The two siblings were born to George Joseph and Ida L. (Kaplan) Wolfson who had immigrated from Lithuania and married in New York City in…
The two siblings were born to George Joseph and Ida L. (Kaplan) Wolfson who had immigrated from Lithuania and married in New York City in…
Ada Frances (Ritenour) Mauck
Ada Frances (Ritenour) Mauck as a young girl seated on a wicker chair.
Ada was from Fort Valley, and was married twice. Her first husband was William Hobert Cullers (1896-1943) who she married in 1921.
They had at least one son, Lester Samuel…
Ada was from Fort Valley, and was married twice. Her first husband was William Hobert Cullers (1896-1943) who she married in 1921.
They had at least one son, Lester Samuel…
Ada Irene Whetzel
Photograph of Ada Irene Whetzel of Edinburg Virginia.
She was the daughter of William H. and Mary (Litten) Whetzel.
She never married and is buried in Union Forge Cemetery, Edinburg.
She was the daughter of William H. and Mary (Litten) Whetzel.
She never married and is buried in Union Forge Cemetery, Edinburg.
Ada Litten Funkhouser
Photograph of Ada Litten Funkhouser, first wife of George Funkhouser.
Ada was the daughter of Lemuel and Bettie Litten. She had at least one sister named Ida, and a brother.
Ada was the daughter of Lemuel and Bettie Litten. She had at least one sister named Ida, and a brother.
Ada M. (Jordan) Metts
Photograph of Ada M. Jordan Metts as a younger woman standing by a wicker chair.
The name, "Jordan" is written on the glass plate of this image.
The name, "Jordan" is written on the glass plate of this image.
Ada M. (Jordan) Metts
Photograph of Ada M. (Jordan) Metts as a younger woman.
The name, "Ada Jordan" is written on the glass plate of this image.
The name, "Ada Jordan" is written on the glass plate of this image.
Ada Mae (Henry) Miller
Heavily damaged portrait photograph of Ada Mae (Henry) Miller, of Strasburg.
Born in Front Royal, she was the daughter of Bertha Henry Cornell. She spent most of her life in Strasburg and was a lifelong member of St. Paul Lutheran Church.
She…
Born in Front Royal, she was the daughter of Bertha Henry Cornell. She spent most of her life in Strasburg and was a lifelong member of St. Paul Lutheran Church.
She…
Ada Wolfson Samuels
Photograph of Ada Woldson Samuels.
Published in the Shenandoah Herald newspaper on May 8 1969 as part of their "Country Kitchen" series.
Ada was born in January 15 1919 in Strasburg Virginia. Daughter of a tailor who operated Wolfsons…
Published in the Shenandoah Herald newspaper on May 8 1969 as part of their "Country Kitchen" series.
Ada was born in January 15 1919 in Strasburg Virginia. Daughter of a tailor who operated Wolfsons…
Addie Stickley
Portrait photograph Addie Gale Stickley.
This photograph appeared in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook "Shenandoah." Addie graduated from the high school that year.
This photograph appeared in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook "Shenandoah." Addie graduated from the high school that year.
Addison Lee and Minnie B. (Cook) Fogle Anniversary
Photograph of Addison Lee Fogle and his wife, Minnie B. (Cook) Fogle standing together behind a large, multi-tiered cake.
Addison came to Fort Valley from Hardy county, West Virginia, to work for Minnie's father, William Newton Cook. His job…
Addison came to Fort Valley from Hardy county, West Virginia, to work for Minnie's father, William Newton Cook. His job…
Addison Lee and Minnie B. (Cook) Fogle Anniversary
Photograph of Addison Lee Fogle and his wife, Minnie B. (Cook) Fogle standing together behind a large, multi-tiered cake.
Addison came to Fort Valley from Hardy county, West Virginia, to work for Minnie's father, William Newton Cook. His job…
Addison came to Fort Valley from Hardy county, West Virginia, to work for Minnie's father, William Newton Cook. His job…
Adele Ibl
1974 photograph showing Adele Ibl, a resident of Shenandoah County Virginia.
Adeline Jobe's Will
Photograph of Adeline Jobe's will dated January 29, 1940. This section of Adeline Jobe's will lists nine items, mostly jewelry, and who it is to be distributed to.
Adeline Jobe's Will
Photograph of a page from Adeline Jobe's will. This page is the beginning of a letter addressed to Mr. Lawrence requesting changes to her will.
Adeline Jobe's Will
Photograph of a page from Adeline Jobe's will. It appears to show the end of a letter and is signed by Adeline Jobe dated May 31, 1945.
Adeline Jobe's Will
Photograph of a piece of paper and an envelope from Adeline Jobe's will. The piece of paper is dated January 19, 1940 with Adeline Jobe's signature. The envelope appears to list Mr. Lester Lawrence's firm in Washington, D.C.
Adeline Jobe's Will
Photograph of a page from Adeline Jobe's will. This page lists items ten and eleven of her will. It is signed and dated January 29, 1940.