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Florence (Hoover) Reedy
Photograph of Florence (Hoover) Reedy as a young woman.
She was the daughter of James Knox Polk Hoover (1845-1907) and Catherine (Miller) Hoover (1858-1915).
Florence was the first wife of Harry Reedy. She died in childbirth.
She was the daughter of James Knox Polk Hoover (1845-1907) and Catherine (Miller) Hoover (1858-1915).
Florence was the first wife of Harry Reedy. She died in childbirth.
Ruth "Winnie" (Hepner) Hoover
Portrait of Ruth "Winnie" (Hepner) Hoover as a young woman with long hair.
Her parents were Samuel B. and Minnie Hepner. She married George Landon Hoover in 1915.
Her parents were Samuel B. and Minnie Hepner. She married George Landon Hoover in 1915.
Harry and Florence (Hoover) Reedy
Photograph of Harry Reedy, seated, with his wife, Florence Hoover Reedy standing beside him.
Florence was born in 1897. She was the daughter of James Knox Polk Hoover (1845-1907) and Catherine (Miller) Hoover (1858-1915).
Florence was the…
Florence was born in 1897. She was the daughter of James Knox Polk Hoover (1845-1907) and Catherine (Miller) Hoover (1858-1915).
Florence was the…
Irene E. Hoover
Photograph of Irene E. Hoover standing in the studio.
Raymon W. and Edna V. (Hoover) Tamkin
Portrait of Mr. Raymon Tamkin and Mrs. Edna (Hoover) Tamkin posed in studio.
Ray and Edna Tamkin are most remembered as the former owners of Artz Hardware on W. King Street in Strasburg.
Raymon “Ray” Walter Tamkin was the son of William…
Ray and Edna Tamkin are most remembered as the former owners of Artz Hardware on W. King Street in Strasburg.
Raymon “Ray” Walter Tamkin was the son of William…
Ellsworth Hoover in Uniform
Portrait of Ellsworth Hoover in his military uniform. He served in the U.S. Army's Service Forces.
David and Zelia (Hoover) Wakeman
Portrait of David Lemuel Wakeman and his bride, Zelia Mae (Hoover) Wakeman, taken on their wedding day, May 19, 1920, in Shenandoah County.
David Lemuel Wakeman was the son of Lemuel David (1862-1936), a farmer, and Laura (Beydler) (1868-1922)…
David Lemuel Wakeman was the son of Lemuel David (1862-1936), a farmer, and Laura (Beydler) (1868-1922)…
George and Catherine Hoover With Children
Group photograph of the Hoover family. Identified from left to right as: Zelia Mae, her father, George, Emmert, her mother, Catherine, and her younger sister, Lois.
George James Hoover was the son of James K. and Virginia (Coffelt) Hoover. He was…
George James Hoover was the son of James K. and Virginia (Coffelt) Hoover. He was…
Martha Hoover
Martha (Hoover) Dellinger seated on a bench.
The name, "Hoover", is written on the glass plate.
The name, "Hoover", is written on the glass plate.
David and Zelia (Hoover) Wakeman
Portrait of David Lemuel Wakeman and his bride, Zelia Mae (Hoover) Wakeman, taken on their wedding day, May 19, 1920, in Shenandoah County.
David Lemuel Wakeman was the son of Lemuel David (1862-1936), a farmer, and Laura (Beydler) (1868-1922)…
David Lemuel Wakeman was the son of Lemuel David (1862-1936), a farmer, and Laura (Beydler) (1868-1922)…
Brenda K. Painter
Photograph of Brenda K. Painter as a baby.
She was the daughter of George and Mary Catherine (Hoover) Painter.
She was the daughter of George and Mary Catherine (Hoover) Painter.
Wisman Siblings
Everett Lee "Chick" Wisman in his U.S. Army uniform, pictured with his three sisters: Ruth Virginia Wisman Dysart (top right), Mary "Snookie" Wisman Hoover, and Lois Wisman Ryman.
Rachel Marie (Robinson) Coffman
Photograph of Rachel Marie (Robinson) Coffman.
Irene Hoover
Photo of a framed photograph of Irene Hoover. She lived in the Calgary area and never married.
Pleasant Grove School Students
Group photograph of Pleasant Grove School's class of 1911-1912.
Zelia Mae Hoover Wakeman is the first girl on the left in the second (middle) row. Beside her, second from the left, with a white ribbon in her hair, is Lena (Stultz) Bubb.
Esta…
Zelia Mae Hoover Wakeman is the first girl on the left in the second (middle) row. Beside her, second from the left, with a white ribbon in her hair, is Lena (Stultz) Bubb.
Esta…
Pleasant Grove School and Students
Mostly unidentified students from the Pleasant Grove School's class of 1910-1911 are posed outside the school.
The first girl in the 2nd (middle) row is Zelia Mae Hoover Wakeman.
Esta Belle Gochenour appears in the same middle row, third from…
The first girl in the 2nd (middle) row is Zelia Mae Hoover Wakeman.
Esta Belle Gochenour appears in the same middle row, third from…
Ethel (Stultz) Hoover
Ethel Frances (Stultz) Hoover standing by a chair in the studio.
Ethel was from the St. Luke area of Shenandoah County. Her parents were Luther Abbot (1859-1922) and Minerva Frances (Wolverton) (1859-1922) Stultz.
She married Earl Belew Hoover…
Ethel was from the St. Luke area of Shenandoah County. Her parents were Luther Abbot (1859-1922) and Minerva Frances (Wolverton) (1859-1922) Stultz.
She married Earl Belew Hoover…
Della (Hoover) Keller
Della (Hoover) Keller from Woodstock.
Her siblings were Myrtle (Morrison Photo 000892), Harry, Edna, Granville, and Earl Hoover.
Her parents were Charles and Sarah (Wisman) Hoover.
Her husband was Paul Keller.
Her siblings were Myrtle (Morrison Photo 000892), Harry, Edna, Granville, and Earl Hoover.
Her parents were Charles and Sarah (Wisman) Hoover.
Her husband was Paul Keller.
Myrtle (Hoover) Smoot
Photograph of Myrtle May (Hoover) Smoot from Woodstock. Her siblings were Della (Morrison Photo 00893), Edna, Harry, Granville, and Earl.
Her parents were Charles and Sarah (Wisman) Hoover.
She married Alger Smoot in December 1921.
Her parents were Charles and Sarah (Wisman) Hoover.
She married Alger Smoot in December 1921.
Harry W. Hoover
Photograph of Harry Hoover as a teenager standing beside a chair with one arm resting on its back.
His wife was Fannie Louise (Clark) Hoover (1894-1959).
The couple is buried together in Woodstock.
His wife was Fannie Louise (Clark) Hoover (1894-1959).
The couple is buried together in Woodstock.
Frank Hoover
Photograph showing Frank Hoover and prize winning sheep at the 1979 Shenandoah County Fair.