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Photograph of Doyle Funkhouser (left) and his brother Stanley Funkhouser (right).

The name, "Funkhouser", is written on the glass plate.

William Sidney Funkhouser seated on a bench and wearing a suit and tie.

He went by "Sidney".

Lizzie (Funkhouser) Miller with short hair and seated on a bench.

The name, "L___ Funkhouser", is written on the glass plate.

Lizzie was the daughter of Isaac Casper Funkhouser & Mary F. Mumaw and lived near Conicville.

Portrait photograph of James "Ray" Miller and his wife, Emily (Funkhouser) Miller, shown side-by-side and looking to the side.

Ray was a son of Thomas J. and Mary E. (Irwin) Miller. His wife Emily, was a daughter of Isiah and Rebecca (Henkel)…

Portrait photograph of James "Ray" Miller and his wife, Emily (Funkhouser) Miller.

Ray was a son of Thomas J. and Mary E. (Irwin) Miller. His wife Emily, was a daughter of Isiah and Rebecca Henkel Funkhouser.

Ray served as both the Mayor and…

Portrait photograph of William Sidney Funkhouser as a young man.

Portrait photograph of Willard Shirley Funkhouser (who went by Shirley) posed in studio.

He was the owner and proprietor of Shirley's Corner Grocery at Calvary, west of Woodstock.

Portrait photograph of William Henry Barb and Minerva Vermil (Funkhouser) Barb.

The two were husband and wife and lived in the Basye community of Shenandoah County.

The glass negative is labeled "Barbe."

Photograph of four generations of a family.

Pictured (l to r) are: Mary Catherine (Baker) Ridings, Mary Catherine (Glaize) Baker, Eloise Glaize Ridings (the child), and Rebecca Monroe (Funkhouser) Glaize, seated on the right.

Rebecca M.…

Portrait photograph of Quay Funkhouser and Audrey (Miller) Funkhouser when they were young.

Quay was the son of James William (1884-1936) and Daisy Ozella (Sine) (1885-1949) Funkhouser. He was from rural Edinburg (born in Columbia Furnace) and was…

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.

Portrait photograph of George W. Funkhouser and his first wife, Ada (Litten) Funkhouser.

They were married in 1914 at Zion Lutheran Parsonage. George was 20 years old, lived in Shenandoah County and was the son of Paul and Miranda (Polk)…

Photograph of George W. Funkhouser and his first wife, Ada (Litten) Funkhouser.

They were married in 1914 at Zion Lutheran Parsonage. George was 20 years old, lived in Shenandoah County and was the son of Paul and Miranda (Polk) Funkhouser. Ada…

Photograph of Willard Shirley Funkhouser (who went by Shirley) standing in his police officer uniform.

Later in life, he had a grocery store at Shirley's Corner in Calvary.

Louise Wakeman (seated) and John Paul Funkhouser (standing) when they were children.

Portrait photograph of Madison Monroe Funkhouser and his wife, Emma Jane (Maphis) Funkhouser.

The couple farmed and raised their family in rural Strasburg.

Madison was born in Toms Brook to Noah Martin (1815-1904) and Anna E. (Hockman)…

Portrait photograph of Willard Shirley Funkhouser (who went by Shirley) wearing a suit and tie.

Photo of an older photograph of Sylvanus and Virginia (Showman) Mumaw with six of their children. Another child of theirs, William H. Mumaw, died in 1879, only 2 years old, and well before this photograph was taken.

Identified (l to r) are:…

Photograph of Byron Funkhouser and his wife Kennie (Sine) Funkhouser.

They lived in the Jerome community and are buried at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Cemetery. Byron was a veteran of World War I, worked for the State Highway Department, and drove…

Photograph of Mamie (Funkhouser) Coffelt seated on a bench.

Mamie was from Mount Jackson, the daughter of Samuel Green Funkhouser, a teacher, and Eunice Idella (Swartz) Funkhouser. She was the oldest of seven children.

Her first husband was…

Photograph of two separate portrait photographs showing US Army Soldiers from World War Two (WWII). The man on the left of the double photograph and seated alone in the right image is William "Bill" Silas Funkhouser. The other soldier is…

Portrait photograph of Cary (Funkhouser) Fravel with her two sons, Thomas Hottel Fravel, Jr. (left) and Charles Monroe Fravel (right).

Nettie Cary Funkhouser married Thomas Hottel Fravel (1890-1949) in October 1915 in Woodstock. Her father was…

Photograph of N. Cary (Funkhouser) Fravel with her two sons, Thomas Hottel Fravel, Jr. (left) and Charles Monroe Fravel (right).

Nettie Cary Funkhouser married Thomas Hottel Fravel (1890-1949) in October 1915 in Woodstock. Her father was Capt.…

Unidentified man seated beside a woman with three unidentified children posed standing behind them.

Probably, this was a family.

The name, "Funkhouser", is written on the glass plate negative of this image.

Group photograph of the students and teachers of the class of 1919 at the St. Luke Graded School.

All have been identified as follows:

Front row, (l to r): Robert Walker, Chester Riffey, Joe Wetzel, Theodore Markley, Dorothy Shipp, James…
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