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Heart-Shaped Picture of a Young Man
Photograph of a picture of an unidentified young African American man wearing a hat. The original picture is cut into a heart shape.
Heavily Damaged Photograph
Significant damage to the emulsion and plate almost completely obscures the image. Only a toy bird cage and part of a child are visible.
Heber L. Wolverton
Portrait of Heber L. Wolverton wearing a suit and tie.
Heber was born near Saumsville, the son of John W. (1870-1966) and Maggie Elizabeth (Spiker) (1867-1945) Wolverton. He grew up on his family’s farm and both the 1910 and 1920 censuses found…
Heber was born near Saumsville, the son of John W. (1870-1966) and Maggie Elizabeth (Spiker) (1867-1945) Wolverton. He grew up on his family’s farm and both the 1910 and 1920 censuses found…
Heishman - Burner Family
Photograph showing four generations of the Heishman - Burner family of Shenandoah County Virginia.
Pictured, from left to right, are:
Joseph Heishman
John Calvin Heishman (son of Joseph)
John Burner (son of Anna Burner)
Anna "Annie"…
Pictured, from left to right, are:
Joseph Heishman
John Calvin Heishman (son of Joseph)
John Burner (son of Anna Burner)
Anna "Annie"…
Helen (Boyer) Ring
Portrait photograph of Helen Virginia "Pokie" (Boyer) Ring.
She was the daughter of Hugh Franklin (1872-1955) and Cara Virginia (Smoot) (1873-1918) Boyer.
In 1934, when she was 25 years old, she married Marion Brown "Bud" Ring (1909-1968) in…
She was the daughter of Hugh Franklin (1872-1955) and Cara Virginia (Smoot) (1873-1918) Boyer.
In 1934, when she was 25 years old, she married Marion Brown "Bud" Ring (1909-1968) in…
Helen (Cline) Ramey
Portrait of Helen (Cline) Ramey as a young woman with short hair. Her husband was Lauck Harold Ramey (1920-1996). Both are buried in Woodstock.
Helen (Dysart) Miller
Photograph of Helen (Dysart) Miller as a young woman wearing a plaid outfit.
She was the only daughter of Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
She had three brothers and grew up in Woodstock.
She married John B. Miller…
She was the only daughter of Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
She had three brothers and grew up in Woodstock.
She married John B. Miller…
Helen (Dysart) Miller
Portrait photograph of Helen (Dysart) Miller as a young woman.
She was the only daughter of Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
She had three brothers and grew up in Woodstock.
She married John B. Miller (1921-1994).
She was the only daughter of Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
She had three brothers and grew up in Woodstock.
She married John B. Miller (1921-1994).
Helen (Dysart) Miller
Photo of a portrait photograph of Helen (Dysart) Miller.
She was the only daughter of Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
She had three brothers and grew up in Woodstock.
She married John B. Miller (1921-1994).
She was the only daughter of Charles Frank and Beulah Jane (Lineweaver) Dysart.
She had three brothers and grew up in Woodstock.
She married John B. Miller (1921-1994).
Helen (Helsley) Reedy
Helen (Helsley) Reedy with short curled hair and seated on a chair.
Helen (Hockman) Clarke
Portrait photograph of Helen Hockman Clarke as a young woman wearing her nurse's uniform.
Helen worked as a nurse her entire career and was a veteran of the Second World War.
She was the daughter of Roy and Rosa (Rhodes) Hockman and married…
Helen worked as a nurse her entire career and was a veteran of the Second World War.
She was the daughter of Roy and Rosa (Rhodes) Hockman and married…
Helen (Jenkins) Heishman
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Helen Virginia (Jenkins) Heishman as a young woman.
Born in Harrisonburg, Virginia, Helen was the daughter of Aldine Millard and Lelia Virginia (Getz) Jenkins.
She married Charles Franklin Heishman…
Born in Harrisonburg, Virginia, Helen was the daughter of Aldine Millard and Lelia Virginia (Getz) Jenkins.
She married Charles Franklin Heishman…
Helen (Kibler) Markley
Helen (Kibler) Markley as a 9 month old.
She lived on W. High Street in Woodstock and was the daughter of Noah Kibler and Gertie (Sheetz) Kibler.
She also had a brother named Ray Kibler.
She lived on W. High Street in Woodstock and was the daughter of Noah Kibler and Gertie (Sheetz) Kibler.
She also had a brother named Ray Kibler.
Helen (Kline) Larrick
Portrait photograph of Helen (Kline) Larrick as a young woman.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker and unidentified girl.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker, a daughter of Hugh Morrison, Jr., holding an unidentified infant who is probably her child.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Portrait photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker as a young woman. She is shown from the side, almost in profile.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Portrait photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker turned to the side, almost in profile.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Photograph of Helen Morrison as a young woman. Her married name was "Booker".
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker as a young woman. She was a daughter of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr. and Grace (Johnson) Morrison.
Helen married John S. Booker (1904-1979) and had a daughter. She died and was buried in Waynesboro,…
Helen married John S. Booker (1904-1979) and had a daughter. She died and was buried in Waynesboro,…
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Portrait photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker posed in studio. The photograph was likely taken during her teenage years.
She was a daughter of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr., and his wife, Grace (Johnson) Morrison.
She was a daughter of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr., and his wife, Grace (Johnson) Morrison.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Helen (Morrison) Booker seated on a bench as a girl.
She is wearing a hat and has a bouquet of flowers on her lap.
Helen was a daughter of the photographer, Hugh Morrison Jr.
She is wearing a hat and has a bouquet of flowers on her lap.
Helen was a daughter of the photographer, Hugh Morrison Jr.
Helen (Morrison) Booker
Damaged portrait photograph of Helen (Morrison) Booker.
This photograph was used in the 1925 Woodstock High School yearbook, "Connecting Links". Helen graduated from that high school in 1925.
This photograph was used in the 1925 Woodstock High School yearbook, "Connecting Links". Helen graduated from that high school in 1925.
Helen (Morrison) Booker and Grace Elma (Booker) Wright
Grace Elma (Booker) Wright as a young girl and pictured with her mother, Helen (Morrison) Booker.
These subjects were the photographer's daughter and granddaughter.
These subjects were the photographer's daughter and granddaughter.